... I ?? i- . FIGHTS TO COM.E JSuR 7,-I-eorrigan and Mose, 25 a side, Liondon. 21.-Harrington and Standing, 10 a side, Lbndon. J..e 18.-Barry and Wareham, 2:5 a side,1London. 19.-Baker and Daly, 25 a side, LondonH Day not fix ?? and an Unknown to be namedbY Hayes, 300 a side, London. CONTEST BETWEEN GEORGE BROWN and Cjarley George, for 70. On Tuesday the pugilistic abilities of the above heroes, ...

... LINCOLN SPRING -XEETING. * This Tuesday, Februiary14 ~.hsgret annualsporting event came off ?? and Wednes- day~ hat wh en an exc~elleit bill offare was ?? On the moinmg o e'sduly, ihohan'ds of persouie ?? all parts ojfh te ontry flocked 1nateciti, ,5 t 'e 4 arrved by rail, and tfse towh 'presented a most ,ively ~appearance.- -The day .proved delighllfully fine, and the sport ~ k I~rIIodenerly ...

... TATTERSALL'S, -MONODAY. TrIL STiiss (WAEWcI). Even on Mr. T. Parr's Rataplan WmIoOUGHY HAhNDAICAP. Even on Mr. Moseley's Bourton :3 to 1 aget Mr. C. Wood's Stamford (taken) GREAT WAsWICKtsHIRE HINIs CAP. .3 to 1 agst Mr. Saxon's Cleveland (taken) .S to 1 - Mr. J. M. Stanley's Contentment (taken) GrAvD A vuAL ST'xxIvL CHLsa. '7 to 2 agst Mr. Moseley's Trout (taken) .4 to 1 - Mr. T. Mason's ...

... I r : M S Mteetings for Next Week. Monday, November 13.-Lodges, Nos. 12, 208, 228, 269, and s0i. Tuesday.-Nos. 113, 211,234, 247, 256, 278, and 288. Chapter} No 218. Wedneeday.-Grand Stewards' Lodge. Noe. 7,184,202, 203, and 225 Thuesday.-Nos. 57, 63, 76, 78, and 209. Chapter, No. 812. Friday,-Nos. 38, 167, 198, and 237. Saturday.-No. 194. ENoCH LonDE (No. 11).-On Wednesday this Lodge resumed ...

... WARWICK WOOLCATHERINCS. By TOUCH3[STONE. The Warwick Autumn Meeting, which is fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday next, is the pivot of attraction to the Turfites of all grades during the ensuing week, and, from being the last re-union of the Ring prior to Doneaster, it has never failed to produce a large attendance, let the promise of sport have been ever so barren. On the present occasion, ...

... PROG~.&uE~ 6'F YORE RACES. I Wednesday, August 22. The DmrDa SxAXIMS Of 60 Boya, added to A Steeepstakes of 5 Bova each; one mile and a quarter. .; The second year, of the FaoIN GaIr NoaRI AzND SoUTyr OF EiGLAlvD, Bzrncxcuc , xe s of 10 sova eashh ft. with 200 added; for three year olds; celts, Sat 71b ; filies, Sat 2ib;- the winner of the Derby; to earry Sib; of the Oaks Two ThoieuadyGui8eas ...

... A Q U A TIC S. rngh Water at London bridge. iLY 14, morning 55 min.past 2 afternoon 16 Min,past 3 ]6 ?? . 536 ?? 3 . 58 ?? ?? ?? 45 ?? ?? g 17 . ?? 37 ..5 ?? ?? 35. 6 19 ?? 7. 42 4 ?? ?? 7 20 21 ?? ?? 9 Regattas and Matches to Come. MAr. 15.-Monthly Meeting of the Royal London Yacht Club. 17.-Liverpool Yacht Club.-Monthly meeting at Birkenhead H~otel. 20.-Royal London YachtClub Match, by ...

... iREOG:RAMM OF THE LESOX AUTUMNI meeting. Thursday, DNovember 2. The Eisoie AvicvibiiHA ?? of 100 co, Is 6dded to a tahdetpl efieepsttkes of 10 soya eachk h ft if declared by nine o'6lok the night before ruining, but only 2 soya if declared to Messrs. Weatherby on or before the 24th inet.; the winner of any handicap value.200 euvs, including the winner's own stake,, after publicationi of, the ...

... BETTING OF THE WEBK. I Tattersall's, Monday. A moderate attendance and very little botting. Lireboat was the best favourite at the close for the Goodwood Etakeo, as Union Jack was for the Goodwood Cup, wbilst Leamington was in some demand for both events at the odds quoted. For the St. Leger Trumpeter waa backed at 8 to l for about 10O. The doings on the Nottingbam Handicap were too limited to ...

... The past week at that English colony, Boulogne, has been an unusually gay and busy one, the boat-races and regatta, announced respectively for Sunday and Monday last, attracting hosts of excur- 8lonists and a fleet of yachts. She boat-racing took place on the Liane on Snoday, and was only attractive to English spectators as a matter of curiosity, no Englishman being allowed to take part in the ...

... CRI C K }i T. TlrE CARVSFORT AteloN CLUB.-The first annual general meeting of this club took place on Monday evening last, thc president, Charles H. Humpnhreys, Esq., acting as chairman. The report of the committee of last season, read by Mr. Walter Griffiths, the henorary secretary of the club, showed that the members already amounted to forty. eight, and that twelve gentlemen had given in ...

... $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. ...