... | SPORTIMG INTELLIGENCF. A foct race between - Sterling and Christo- pber Elliott, 120 yard&, for £25 a-siae, Came off on Monday. the 25.h ilslt. on Scutswood Road, and was won eatily iy Ellirtt. NEWCAS9LE RACES.-INTE11.1GENCE EXTRA. ACCEPTANCES POR THE NORLTJHUMBERLLAND PLATE. Age. st.ll; Age. st.lb Canezon ?? 9 2 Castinette ?? .. _.6 C. Ellerdale.. .8 I The Knout . ?? 6 John Cosear. 5.. 2 ...

... SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE. LATEST BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S. LIvI'POOL STEEPLE CUASE-15 to I agst Aleath (t), 15 to I agst Farnlham, So to 1 agst Alaria Day (taken to £1ooi, 30 to I ogst Qaadruped, 60 to 1 agst Evertou (t). 'leath was backed with.great spivit, rihing from 30 to 1ISo 1, the highest offer at the close. LINCOLN STOEPLE CHASE.-5 to I agst Trust-me-not, 8 to I aget Maria l)ay. 15 to I ...

... SPORTJLNG INTELLIGENCE. REGATTA AT TAI5RIN TAIN.-We understand that tbis beautiful little lake will, during the summer, be the scene of a regatta, to be confined chiefly to boat racing for prizes to be raised by subscription. Severpl gentlemen, resident in Brampton, have eirated them. selves into a committee, and are actively engaged in raising subsoriptions and making the necessarv prelimi- ...

... NEWCASTLE-uPON-TYNE COUrSING CLUB.-The; following is a return of *ie coursing meeting which was held over Milbourn Estate, by the permission of Lord Liecies, on Mvonday last:- TILE HI(IHLANDER'S CUP. Mr Simpson's Lord Gough, beat Mr Barges's Duchess. Mr Carr'afleather Jock, beat Mr Crawford's Wilfred. IMr Heron's Snowflake, beat Mr Alder's Rebecca. M Mr A. Carr's Chanticleer, beat Mr Burges's ...

... I -be MARYLIEBONE CLUB AND GROUND V. UNIVERSITY oF CAMBRIDGE.-This match took place at Cambridge on Tuesday. The result was Marylebone 146 and 40; University 64 and 81; the former winning by 41 runs. SURREY V. MIDDLESEx.---This match com- menced on Monday, and at the close of the day the score ?? 119; Middlesex 99. On Tuesday the match was resumed, and the result of the day's play was, Surrey ...

... SPOUR''ING IN'TEi~LLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMESTS. The DURHAM COUNTY FOX HOUNDS vill meet ou Monday the 18th of November, at Stotfold; on Wed- nesday, the 20th at tlre Hare and Hounds; and on Fri- day, the 22ad, at Newbiggin-each day at half-past ten o'clock. The NEWCASTLE and GATESuIIAD HARRIERS will meet on Monday the 18th November, at Berwick Hill; and on Friday, the 15th at Hedley-at ten ...

... _ DOGGITT'S COAT AND BADGE.--This old esta- blished aquatic contest took place on the lst instant, when there were six competitors. The winner was W. Campbell, of Lambeth, nephew of the ex-champion, who beat his rivals by the unusual distance of nearly a quarter of a mile. PURSUIT OF CRIcKET UNDER DIICULTIES.-- The return match between the young Cricket Club of Burneside and the junior ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, 'I CRICKET.-GENTEUMEN OF ENGLAND V. PLAYERS OF ENGcLAND.-This great annual mateh was played at hlarylebone on Monday and Tuesday, in the presence of an immense conoourse of people. 'Iho players, in their first innings, scored 148; the score for the gentlemen was, first inniugs, 42; second, 58. LATEST BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S. Business was very fiat, and beyond an ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Trie NISWCASTLI alnd GATESIIEAD 1H ARRI'ERs will meet on Monday the lothol ieceltnuer, at Hlylton Bridge; and oil Eriday, the 20th, at Benton Square-at ten o'clock. The DURHiAMt CousrY ,i'c5 HOUNDS will Meet oil Monday, the Atli D.'cewbdr, at Bycr's Garth, near Sherburn; on Wpedneday, the 1tdi, at Brancepeth Castle; and on Friday, the 200h, at Stoney Gate-each day at half ...

... - - -,l CHAMPIONSHIP OF rE TrrNE.-The long-loolced for matcih has at lenigt beeB argnd to come off the Week afternait.' Thfo6l)wiing eeitliea aye beentma3le: 4,aCaindlish,H. Ciasper, Rich rd Clasper .,-:GilPa- trioli, and A. M&ddison. HIJUtDLE RACE.--A match for £50 came off at BritOl, 0 MOndaY last, betwel3s ThomMa, the Saltolp isl runner, axnd a bay Mr.re Palled Miss tFaacy, belonZ ing to Mr ...

... | -- NEWCASTLE RAcEs.-These races commence on Monday next, and it is stated that the meeting is to be on a most extensive scale from the number of excel- lent horses which are entered, and the signification of their owners to be present to witness the sport. Every preparation necessary to give eclat to the meeting has been attended to with the greatest care by the committee of management, and ...

... -CoNTINuED.I Mr Plunmmer has christened his fine early colt (foaled on the 12th January) by Irish Birdcatoher, out of the celebrated mare Alice Hawthorn, Lord Fan- conberg. There are at present at the Marquis of Westminster's, the three following celebrated mares, viz, Alice Hawthorn, Beeswing, and Crucifix. NEWCASTLE, NORTBUHBIRIBAND, AND DURHAM COUR SING CLUB.--The following is a return ...