... v, r , ? -; .1 - ? , . t , ,c ?, ?? ?jt yAft-r. 1? NOMINATIONS FOR THE CHESIER CUP. ?? . ?? ' 'R1 Lvcl', ?? 4 yri ?? st4 .tti;t'be1 ?? yrs - ti~toi iclia i. , ~) ittc-a ?? y15 Goii: gewtd ?? . mott u~ e ?? yi nvc~'tmt ?? E t~ III by You'u1;a-Whli4n 35 New IForeet Doer ?? , elti ?? 4 yr; 1 tff20r Green ?? Ic-- -b- al gI ?? Y ,r ?? ?? Or.t-uilvan ?? y t-ocp u' Day y li I,- 6 r ?? 4 yr5 ...

... NOVEL SPOTr-A GOAT IIUNT. On the 1st instant the echnes of the beetling !S ?? of Gamrie Hlead ' were warked up by the baying m .e of dog9s, the firing, of ginls, and all the exciteiment n nf a regular hurit Frum ini early hour in the morni- by ing till nearly dasl; upivards of a score of men might bi m- he seen scrambling along the rooks overhanging the ta to seni and every now and then a ...

... SPo TriNG L G ' ATTF1SRALL'S-ibM9oNAy. A fair amount of business was transacted ai the Chester Ceq at the prioc s quoted, the chief' inestments being on Lesrmath. gow, htounseer, and the Barei'ess; Glauca wse also in demean' and ],000 to7 lb lwas taken several times about Clarliss. TIt offersagainst Johrin Cosser and Lady Evelyn .dd nor exceed 4i to 1-60 to 1 would have been taken about either ...

... -.1 ?? ?? I - ?? 7- -- - . or . I , ?? . .7 Ir aq ? ?? ?? ?? 1 . gelic . iA~~~T bueineeat' l A 'W f f f q~~,tba battiqg oo ~ A ?? ,,'orztso tiiurnt 1aado~ti t-ti 4lstteidfl4,fi noeu of itie 1affiiadibion~h~iftls 4t- ba1~ d nii d~i~e13o..4ay Boy, 'Wb6yA Offiifidib to h . lbattled~inf jpat oriee il' L1Miejatr4oo.4 Ifbat nolot~rc eeplo (1m e in Vance tM o nit> ll~00 Ilf>0t0 'I 5potilie'r ...

... MtR. CABLYTLE ON THE NEGRO RACE. he I Mr. CkRTLYTL8 deserves well of his country for mucht that lie has written, especially for his inculcation of E ro-the dignity of labour, and the respect due to every SI ,ht honest and independently minded man. To labourt ral honestly, according to ability, is part of the code by 2 of which the blessings of C.KRLYLE'S gospel are to Aisbe secured. W5ith ...

... The Music IHall was crowded on Monday evening to wit- ness the mysterious feats of the Wizard of the Nor:h, and to see the award of tbe fine silver cup, and the large and rich twelfth cake, offered for the two best original and legitimate conundrums. ProfessorAnderson's platform wvas erected in the west wing, and the organ and orchestra galleries were trlade available for spectators. The ...

... I SPORTiNG INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE EASTER ?? com- mittee met on Wed jesday evening, at the hou.r of the secretary, the Globe inn, Clayton-street West. There was a good muster, snd the spirited manre(riii which the members present entered into tbo busint-s which eallcd thlem together, promised vrcll f.vr the seiion ol 15.Ahrer going thlrough the various itemvs .f l~pen- diture fl ~ ~ ~ ~ itrs f ...

... | be gurl ant otter tportings BJebs. I. . ;ral. TAT TE RRALL'S-,M ON Dk Y. tO.. A fair amolln t of business was tranesate on the Creater cup at ds, th rcsqoetecifinetet itgo imbgo, MoV cradthI ?? a as ndmn; and ?? ?? to' ~~~6 t ro- wol iebe 0naotete.A ouly o aot £100 on rh to~gpie oi ahe e nyfaure of th erby the LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. ;he 15 to I agat Lord Stinsuhmore's Rat.trap (taken). ~he ...

... SPORTING 1N-TELLIGE~NCE. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The Worcestershire hounds mneet on Monidsy at Monkwned, on Tuesday at Wcstwvosd, on Thursday at the Kennel, and on Friday at B~ishops Wood, at hlalf-pest ten. The Upton harriers meet on Tuesday at Wefland Common, at half-past ten. The Ledhury honuds meet on Monday at Eastw.ood Oak, and on Friday at Bronsherrow Heath, at half-past ten. The ...

... z?-, -?P#Hn I te ligence. prortL ?? ' ' DETTIN( AT MiANCHESTER'Fit, FrID.Y, JA. II. 'E \m. ' ' A v~eryisatill miaber of the sulbsibers ntssembiled at the lroom to :in to-day,,aipd the hb neas operations ware oil too limnited a salo ' to 1n 5CI*reuiXu1lone thahiahe iboloivingquotationjs :- -. h e .. . . C. IV PO O F ITT E PLECf HA S al' O';3 to' 7igst Rat~rit-p-tak~e 100to i.l shl .~ ,Cavle ...

... SPO~TING. HU UN7TUO APPOINTMENTS. Her aje's Stag hounds, the first day the weather per- t mite, at Ascot Heath-at 11. e a Woroesrtorshire hounids, Monday, Monkwood; Tuesday, DWestwood- Thursday, Kennels; Frday, Bishops Woodw-s W halfpat id. 1 Upton harrier Tuesday, Welland Common-hair-past 10. Ledbury hounj, Monday, Euatwood Oak; Friday, Bro- rnasbeomw Heath~-hAlf~pat 10. 1. Herefordshire ...

... SPUSTING INTEuLLIGENCE 7MossaAY.-A fair arnmaut of business was transacted on the Chester Cup at the Prices quoted, the chief investments being on Lesmabago, Memneeer, and the Bareness;- Glaues was also fin demand, and 1,000 to 10 was taken aeveral times about Cla- rissa. The aoffre against John Co~seer and Lady Evelyn did not exceed 40 to 1-50 to I would have been taken about either. 1,000 to ...