... LATEST, 3 .E -LW -- i T --I& + - BYT 21RCnElc TL3G~h1aoj-. u .IioswnoIr,'esday.-The aoeount) s of the state of trade: tI in the provinebs show no variation from .the 'precedinig tot favourable reports. There appears to be a steady con- ts tinuance of activity in almost all branches of industry. al IRELAND.-(From the-.Dubib'l Evening Herald, August ni lSth.)-SnRious RIOrTs.- We have just been ...

... DONCASTER r.AG S-W=rN,%Dx-. Tue ST. Lzonr Srj~xas, of 25 soya, each, for three-year-olds;, colts, Set. 7ilt; fillies, Set. 2lb. The second to receive 100 save, out of the Stakes. St. Leger Course. 185 subs. Mr Nichol's Warlock, by Birdeatchser (Flatusan).. . 1 IMr rAnlson's Donnie Scotland (Wells) ..t Mr Monries 4rtillery (Blasham) . .. t rMt H. mu's itesertherpe (A. Day) .. t The following ...

... PLOUGB -=3G M NATCES. I CorimL.-A plosughing matich was held on the estate of Corse;,'and asthere has been-agpat deal -of attention paid to plofidsiffig of lea fdieds 'or sionts tlisse past the im:6i of Corse agreed to hold their' match ins field ocened land after turnips, for a change. On Monday, Oth instant;- twenty'plonghs came forward-to the farm Of Mssltsn posessd b MrGeore Aamand ...

... FILL AND SHIREHAMPTON REGATTA. FIX ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 4- BOA - -wu , r AnecArAna _o . . I. - -d- s VE iIbAXL LAL . These aquatic sports cams m ffon Tuesday last, on the river at pill, hut shared- the ate of many another festival this season, being denuded of Its fair share of patronage by the unuwontedly foul weather that has so long prevailed. Ex- cepting the inhabitants of Pill, who are not to be ...

... On Saturday last this regatta came off on the usual course in the neighbourhood of. Stirling. The day was fi ne, and a large number of spectators assembled on the banks of the river. The Grand Stand also was at some parts of the day numerously filled by a gay and fashionable company. A band of instru- mental music was in attendance from Milton. J. M. Morrison, Esq., banker, acted as Commodore; ...

... HUNTING APPOINTIMENTS. Mr. MEYNELL INGRAM'S HOUNDS will meet on Thursday, March 29, at Draycott Clift: , Saturday, -- 31, at Blythfield. Monday, April 2, at Black Slough. Thursday, -- .5, at Brctby Park. Saturday, 7, at Loxley Hall. At a quarter before eleven. The HIGH PEAK HARRIERS will meet on Thursday, 1arccI 29. at Taddington; Saturday, March 31, at ilurdlow IloLese-st eleven. The ...

... Continued from page 4. J HOUBE OF COMMONS, Saturday, July 19. On receiving the report of the Committee of Supply, Sir D. L. Evans protested against the extension of the episcopate in our transmarine possessions, by the appointment of colonial bishops. A good deal of desultory discussion took place, in which several members took a part; after which the report having been brou»ht up. Sir G. ...

... SPORTING INTElLLIGENCE. ClHtESTER AUTUMN .NEETING, TUEsDAY, Oct. 2. The Mostyn Stakes were woll by The Chicken, bcating Ylte Cake. The Innkeepers' Plate (handicap) was won by Master Slender, beating Le Juif. Selling Stakes were won by Henrietta, beating Little Nell, Mies Birch, and cight others. The Shorts Handicap was won by Bourgeois, beating Maid of Cadiz, Titterstone, and five others. The ...

... HUNTING APPOINTIMENTS. 1a. nun u Ad L - oy Mr. MEYNVELL INcaMA'S Hounds will meet on IyThursday, Feb. 19, at Swarkstone Bridge. ke Saturday, - 21, at Blythebury' he Monday, - 23, at WA'olsley Bridge. iThursday, - 26, at the Spread Eagle. ist Saturday, - 28, at Wichnor Park. bs At a quarter before eleven. ?? The ATmaRSTONt Hounds will meet on Wednesday, Feb. ed 18, at Seckingtonl; Friday, 29, ...

... TATTERSALLS.-MONDAY, Sept. 9. GREAT YORKSHIf HANDICAP. 5 to I agat nMr. Osbaldestnoi'es Dinimum (taken,andafterwards offered.) 7 - I - Dir. Meeson's the Castle. 8 - I - Mr. Woffenden's Poot-tam pore Thoabove eere the otly horsesmeiitioned, and on them theoutlay we avery small. A question as to Clothworker's qualification has for the present checked any disposition to back him. Sr. LEGER. It to ...

... ?? nTIPT v I - -- -- C e RETURN RACE BETWEEN BURTON AND DERBY. Ct e We were enabled last week to give the result of this race n' a y telegraph. We now give ftrther particulars at At two o'clock, on Tuesday, a well-appointed drag, pro. I vided by irs. Cantrill, drove up to the Royal Hotel, where a r, small crowd had assembled to discuss the forthcoming event. b The crew having been mustered, it ...

... MONDAY. The betting to-day, notwithstanding there was a good attendance of subscribers, was anything but brisk, specu- lation on the principal spring events being remarkably dull. Sorse little business was done on ihe Liverpool Steeple Chase, for which Meath came with a rush a heavy commission springing oiin .froma 30 was topoffr t te inih.Maria Day wvas also in demand, 3000 to 100 being taken ...