... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE GnZ&T NoflT5 Oe ENGLAND REGATTA.-This enstta comes off on Monday and Tuesday next week, and .t is expected, from the arrangements and the number of I that the sport will be of a superior description. the general betting is confined to the first amateur prize, nd mnay be quoted as follovvs:-2 to I against the Dun- club-2 to 1 against the Northumberland; and 4 to I eah ...

... THE NORTHuMBERLAND HUNT.-On Monday the celebrated pack of fox-hounds, the property of Sir M. W. Ridley, which have run for many years in the county of Northumberland, were sold by auction at Messrs. Tat- tersall and Sons', London, at which there was a large at- tendance of gentlemen well known to the sporting world. There were 42 couples, which were divided into 9 lots, of 5, 5k, and 6 couples ...

... Km-I II. SF NGNTLLIGF-N GREAT NORTH OFENGLAND REGATTA This eatt kpae of Monday and Tuesday on the sine grnd as last Year, the bt sistarting from the high end of' tles ings Meadows; Jan tflling round a boat babove Scotawood Bridge. returrafng to the commodore's rge The weather proved unfavBourablel, md consequently hetendanow -i not so nusnerout as might otherwise ?? ben espected. The followina ...

... GREAT NORTH oF ENGLAND REGATTA.--The betting is principally, if not solely, confined to the first Amateur Prize, and the quotations maybe noted as fol- 10WS:-2 to 1 agst the Dunstan club, 7 to 4 agst the Nortbumberland club; 4 to 1 agst the Mohawkl club; and Ito I getthe Durhamn club. At Carlisle wrestling last veek, the prize of ten guineas was won by Jonathan Whitehead. The twenty pound ...