... $TE PLE CHASING. I STEEPLE CHASES TO COME. PN.3 2S.-Carmarthenshlse Buent (foicr)-The Open and Hunters' Steeple Chases closed; the Carmos then Handicap and Selling Steeple Chases to Close Feb. 26. 27.-Liverpool Grand Ntational closed, sad weights published. la. 12.-Warwick-The Graesd annual Steeple Chase closed, weights ._published Feb. 28; and forfeits declared March 5. 12.-Maket Rosen. :19. ...

... a-UNTIING APPOINT1MENTS. 5TAG HOUnDS. 's5TarsdOY, Iaidenhead Station; Friday, Twyford Station; hatnlfapst eleven. rFoxY toorNs. Mondayg Barton-in-the-Beans- Wednesday, Sbattington ,AlberstO1flriday, Ullesthorpe Station; Saturday, Ansley Hall; at eleven' gridge; t (Lord H. Bentinak's)-Monday, Sbellingthorpe; Tuesday. ad by Rosen; Wednesday. Normauby, by Stow; Thursday, Tile L1DvtO Bck Friday, ...

... PROGRAMME OF THE NORTHAMPTON I and Pytchley Hunt Races. Wednesday, March 28. The TRIAL STsAxES of 10 sOvS each, with 40 added from the fund; three year olds, 6st 61b; four, 8st 41b; five, 8st Illb; six and aged, Ost 31b; the winmer to be sold for 600 sovs, if demanded in the usual way, unlese oeroetion from being eold is claimed atthe time of entrance,and horses for which this claim is made ...

... I BTZRFSBDIELD RlACEaS. Tuesday, September 30. Lord Cavendish and W. R. De Rhodes, Esq. Clerk of the Course: Mr. J. Martin. Judge: Mr. F. E. Martin. rbis Derbysbire Baring Meeting, which has been established for more h on hundred and fifty years, took place on Tuesday and Wednesday WlSa Oacd on the whole, passed off eatisefactorily, considering the 551 which the Comnmittee made in gathering ...

... I Tuesday, July 22. The GAt}zrwoor SIAxzS of 3 SOve each, with 25 aaded; three year oldd, Sat; four, Set 121b; five and upwards, 9st 3ib; mares and geld. Ings allowed 3b; the winner to be sold for 160 SOve; if for 100, allowed 61b; 70, 101b; 60. 161b; 30, 211b t the New mile. The WaLTER Cuo, value 100 sovs, the rest in specie, by subsbriptions of 15 sove each, 10 ft. and 56 if declared on or ...

... A QU AT IC S. High Water at London Bridge. OCT. 19 morning 20 min.past 6 afternoon 43 Mill.past 5 20 ?? 7 ?? ,, 6 ?? 35 ?? 21 ?? ?? 7 ?? .. 7 22 ?? , 34 ?? , 8 . 22 . 0 23 ?? ?? 10 ?? .. 10 24 ?? 22 ?? 11 . 5. ?? 11 25 ?? ?? ?? 12 . . ?? 13 Matches to Come. OCT. 27.-Hemming and Taylor, to row from Westminster to 'toy 7fr 210 a side. 27.-Tyne Championship Regatta, from the High Level ...

... BETTING OW THE W1EEK. TATTERSALL'S, MoNDnAr.-The publication of the weights for the great autumn handicaps at Ncwmarket had the effect of bringing into the market to-day a dozen animals entered therein, at the prices quoted below. We first direct attention to the Donnaster events, which caused incrrased speculation when the Warwick settling had been completed. The two leading favourites for ...

... [The following appeared in our Town Edition of lat weer,] ..l -1 mees ^ e t 1 SATURDAY, November 1. Tihe thick mist that prevailed in the early part Of this morning indued anyperonsto elive hatthe racing, as so Wedace. day, wuld b suspnded, nd th depature list for lbs mero- poli an theproince wa ver grat. Fortunately, howevaerthe fogaltoug thik, as ot sffiien tocauke any Qanger to either hors ...

... INTELLIGENCE EXTRA, GOODWOOD RACES. Nominations for the GoODWOOD STAKES; two miles and a half. Ch o by Birdcateher. Wardermnarke, 3 yre Homily, y yrs Maidof Masiam 4yS Kingmaker, 3 yrs Melissa, 4 yr Dulcamara, 3 yrs Sneeze, 3 yrs ITuorbit, 3 yrs Gleesinger, 3 yrs Liverpool, 3 yrs Borderer, 3 yrs GeMma di Vorgy, 3 yro Martinet, 3 yrs Relapse, 3 yrs Barlconr, 4 byron Chevalieed'sdustrieay ...

... PROGRAMMP E OF WARWICK RACES. Wednesday, September 2. The RACING STAKES Of 6 eona each, with 25 added; two year aids, 7at;; three, Bat 13th; four year aids and upwards, 9st 61b; mares and getldinsg allowed 3ib; winners of 00 soya in 1857 to carry 8th extra ; the winner to be acid for 200 save; if for 100 save, allowed 3th; 60, 7th; 60, 12th; 40, 16th; 30, 211b; five furlongs. The QUEEN'S PLATE ...

... IJONCASTER SPRING MEETING. Tuesda, D~arh 10. Stewards: The rlight Hen. Lord LondesbroO h and George Payn, Eeq.th .SudgO: Mr. Hadfiold, Doneaster. Starter: Mr. Hibburd. Clerk o h Coarse, Mr. Rt. JohnSOD, York. The tacig Sesonin the North wae ittneguratud on Tuesday last, at De~~~,when the sport provided for thle two days furnished thelaes number of starters for the different eventsthnoaypriuS ...

... NOTBE AND NOTIONS ON THE CHESTER and the Shrewsbuiry Meetings. By TOUCHSTONE. The meeting at Chester has met with all the success we pre- dicted for it, and never was there a more exciting contest for the Chester Cup until the finish, when Leamington won pretty easily. Taking tice races in their proper order, however, we first come to the Grosvenor Stakes, where Drumour silenced the ...