... C R I C K E T. THE MARYLEBONE CLUB MATCHES. Monday, May27 (Epsom week), at Lord's-A to Il agst L to Z (with two professional bowlers on each ?? day's match. Monday, Jones, at Lord's-Nlne Players ?? Ground (with Box and Wisden) agst Fifteen. Gentlemen and Amateurs of Middlesex. Thursday, June 6, at the Oval-surrey agst Middlesex-Retur snatch. Monday, June Is (Ascot week), at Lord's-MOCCC and ...

... P E D E S T R I A NI S M. MATCHES TO COME.| MAY. rud 27.-Foot races for various prizes at the Old Vauxiiall Ground, Birmingham. Trueman (of Bishop ?? N. Atkinson (of Durhban) and G. Phton Auckland), 11G yards, .els a side, near (of ciorselds), 27.-T. Wilson (of Spitalfields) and J. Dawkigs( 200 Yards, 65 a side e the, ilod)o 6d,5 a side, Hyde 29-W. 'Beresford and J. Taylor), eighty ya - Park, ...

... THE E51RIGlTON MEE}TING. The ensuing Brighton meeting, which commences on Wednesday next, bids fair to be one of unusual beilliance. it will be in the recollection of our readers that a few months since we took occasion to give the townsfolks of this fashion. able watering place a gentle hint concerning the advantages that would accrue to them by exerting themselves to second the views of ...

... On Sunday afternoon (says a Carlisle paper) an unusual visitor was seen iln the neighbourhood of Brampton, in the shape of a gallant stag, of northern breeding, repast- ing upon the festivities of the turnip field in that delight- ful district. Whether or no the Duke of Bucclench took stock recently, wve know not, but the one we allude to was evidently of gentle blood. Irformation was com- ...

... I I Among the thousands of productions from nature and art that will be gathered together in the great glass palace next spring, there will in all probability be collections of stuffed birds and animals. Stags' heads would make a sporting studio for those learned in the architecture of antlers; and of these a goodly array from the Highland forests could have been selected from the trophies of ...

... CRICK ET. I ALL ENGLAND MATCHES TO COME. Monday, September 9, at Bradford-The Eleven of England sgst Twventy of Bradford and district. Thursday, September 12, at Langton Welds-The Eleven of Eng- land sgst Twenty-two of Laogton Wolds and District. Monday, September 16, at Brighton-The Eleven of England agat Sixteen Amateurs of Sussex. Mlonday, September 23, at Loath-The Eleven of England agst ...

... The GREAT WARWICK HAxaDcAr, a free Handicap of 20 sovs eack, 10 ft. with 200 added. Acceptances to be signified on or before Monday, November It. If the highest weight accept- ing be under 8st 71b, it will be raised to 8st 71b, and the others in proportion. age st lb age st lb Trouncer ?? 6 8 10 The Baroness ?? 4 6 I Wanota ?? 8 0 Agis ?? 5 6 1 Old Dan Tucker .. 4 711 Roland. . 4 6 1 Fugleman. ...

... TIr Zt1ATCH T133STWEEN VOLTXGEUA and the Flying Dutehflan. In our Country Edition we alluded to the report that a match would be made between Voltigeur and The Flyaing Dutchman, whilst at the same time we refrained from treating the matter in any other light than as a ruinour possessing some degree of authenticity until we had obtained its official confirmation. We are now en- abled to state ...

... IPSWIC:H-(Concluded.) FRIDAY, JULY 12. HEr MAJESTY'S PLAATE of Iu0 guineas; heats, two miles. 31r. Rogers's Vasa, 4 yrs, gst ilb ?? ?? 1 1 Mr. Gurney's St. Fabian, 3 yrs, 7it sb . . 2 2 :r. Land's Sir Benjamin, 4 yrs, 9st IIIb ?? 3 3 The TOWN MEIN as' PLATE Of 50 soVa, added to a Sweepstakes of 5 Bovs each; weights and conditions the ramne as for hse County Plate; bests, two miles. Mr. ...

... BETTING AT TATTEIA.LLS. ~tsar1- -- MONDAY.- The town setemerndst on the Doncaster events occupied the attention of the members during the greater portion of the afternoon, and, as we anticipated, it passed off pleasantly and quietly, if we may judge from the facility with which balances were adjusted and an ample display of the needful ; indeed, the St. Leger owing to the dead beat and the ...

... I HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. SIrT. go morning 55 min. past a afternoon 25 min. past 7 30. ?? ?? 8 . 46 ?? 8 0T X ?? . sl . . 16 ?? 10 2 ?? I ?? 1111 a. O.. . . ?? ?? 10 12 4 .. 3 . 12 ?? 2, S ?? 7 ?? .. I . ?? l ?? S.U REGATTAS AND MATCHES TO COME. PT. SO.-London Model Yacht Club Match on the Serpentine. ?? London Yacht Club Match for the Rear-Comr modore's Challenge Cup. 30.-Amateur Pair ...

... SPORTJING INTELLraENCE. DONCASTER RACES.-FRIDAY. TiE Cup.-We cannot call to mind any meeting at Don. caster the last clay of which presented so many attractions. The prominent features were the new stake fur two and three-yr-olds, fbr which the public are indebt2d to the Earl of Eglinton, and the Cup-the entries for the former including several of the St. Leger favourntes and Mr. Ford's fying ...