... I ST. MARK'S RACES, MORPETEI. These races took place over CottingwoDd, on Easter Tuesday; steward, the Mayor. A Handicap Sweepstakes of £1 each, with £10 added, open for any horse; heats, once round and a distance; the second to save his stake. Mr Dinning's b f Mystery, by Inheritor, 4 y, 8st llbl 1 Mr Jobling named Royal Charlie, aged, 8st 71b . 2 2 Mr Gibson's bl ma Miss Georgia, 5 yrs, ...

... PERTH RACEs.-The attendance was large, in- eluding the Duke of Athole, Lord Mansfeld, Lord Rollo, &e., and a large number of ladies. The Mem- ber's Plate of 50 sovs, given by H. Home Drammond, Esq., M.P., was won by Mr Carter's The Premier, A sweepstakes of 5 SOVB each, 25 added, gentlemen riders, was won by Mr Merry's Inglewood. The plate of 5O sove, given by the Perth Hunt, was also won by ...

... I YORK AUGUST MEETING.(Cooclnded.) THURS11DAY.-.The Brambaam Park Stakes of 1 0bsovse~h 310 It, for foals of 1845; one mile and a half .ach Major Yarburgh's b f Lady Bird, 8st ?? Mr Lane Fox's b c The Lamb, sat 71b. ?? 1 Won after a fine race by half a length. The Filly Stakes of 16sovs each, S ft, with 50 added, three-yr old fillies; two miles. , f Mr Foljarnbe's chl f Queen of the May.(J. J ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. MR WATsON'S FOx-GOUEDS will meet on Monday, November 27th, at the lennel; Wednesday, 29th, at Middleton Bridge; Friday, December let, at Nether- witton-each day at half-past ten o'clock. THE HAYDON HOUNDS will meet en Wednesday, No. vember 29th, at Birkshaw Plantation; Saturday, De- cember 2nd, at Vause Wood-each morning at nine o'clock. LORD ELCHo's FOX-HOUNDS Will meet ...

... I , s- ?? ?? .. CLASPER V. NEWELL.-This intended match has at length proved a failure. Both parties attended at Mackintosh's on Thursday evening, when Clasper in- bisced that Newell should row in the boat he had at the Thames R1eg atta, because he challenged him to do so. Newell. however, replied that the boat was not his property; had since been used, and in one instance had been staved. The ...

... The cricket miatch between 11 of All England and 22 of the Sunderland club, was played ol Monday and Tuesday at Saouderlaid, and was w~n by all Eng- land. CRICIcET.-DURJIAH1 V. WEST AUCLKLAND.---The return matotb between these clubs came oif on the City Ground, l)urhim, oil the 9th inst., whern the foriner were again the victors, wvith nine wickets to fail. The followin.g is the soor-:- WEST ...

... HUNTING APPOIN VMIENTS. 7he Durluham Counly Fox.-houads will meet on Moziday, February 2i, at Stoffolj; Wednesday, 29, at thb Hare and Houuus, Durham Road; and oa Friday, 25, at Larraptou-each day at half-past 10 o'cloole. Asi elly's Foax hounds will meet on 'rueslay, February ?? at llowikck; and on Thursday, 24, at EI- lingham-cach dry at half-post 10 o'clock. Air 1W~aIson's Bo'x-honwtde will ...

... I SPORTT[NG INTELLGENCE. IN T1?LL GLENVE E7XTRA.- NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE RACES. WYEfIGHTS FoRt CORINTHIAN STAKE. 12 2 Sir J. Gerard's br Ih Pantasa, by Picartoon, (lyre it AiMr Ileikiam'si b h Godfrey, by Inheritor, aged 11 4 Mr J. C. Renton na b ht TheAMagnet, by Camel. yrs 11. 2 Mr Merry's b in Marian Riansay, by Physician, 6yrs 31 2 Lii Cooks8 be ts Inglswootl. by Inheritor, 6 yrs 11 0 Mr T. ...

... -SOiTILNG INTELuG1Ejc. H{UNTING APPOINTMENTS. TkE DURHAM CouNTr Fox-noViNDS will Meet o1 Monday, the 18th of December, at Stoney Gate on Wednesday, the 20th, at Witton Wihbert; and on Iri. day, the 22, at Thornley Hell-each day at half-past ten o'cleok. I MR SELBY'S Fox-HIouNDs will meet on Tuesday, De- cemiber 19th, at Netherton ; Friday, 22nd, at Otter- burn-each day at half-past ten o'clock ...

... | I _ _ _ or -_ ?? Lo__ - I ._1 EXTRAORDINARY MATCIu.-Mr Nunn, a gentle- man known on the turf, having undertaken for a large wager to ride a steeple-chase mare from Leamington to Long's 11otel, Bond-street (nearly 100 miles), started at 12 o'clock on Sunday night, and reached hii destination about a quarter before 12 o'clock on Mo1nday morning winning by a quarter of an hour. HUNTING ...

... Sir Horace St. Paul, Bart., the Hon. Henry Lidldeli, and Henry G. Liddell, Esq. have become mem- bers of the Alnwiek Cricket Club. Bll's Life mentions it as a singular circum- stance that the Northumberland Plate (at Newcastle Races) has been for six years successively won by Scotsmen, namely-.Mr Rsmsay. with Mosstrooper, 1843; Mr Hope Johnstone, with The Era, 1844; Mr Moiklarn, with ...

... -:SPOR'INIIG INTEL]4GENCE. , The Northamptonshire Sta1ies was won by Lady Wildair; Sylvan, ?? and Ballinafad, 3. HUNTING APPOIN'MENTS. .ThaDurhzan County xox-lioudisd will meet on Mon- day, April 3, at Cold Pike Hall; Wednesday, 5, at Flass ; and on Friday, 7, at Burdon-each day at half-past 10 o'clelok. The Tindale Fox-houads will meet on Monday, April 3, at The Heouh (Countess' Park); and ...