... 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 ...

... , WIDSOMEBt NORTON V. KNOWLE. The return match between the above clubs came offon Frida the 18th tnste, when the Nortonites were victorions, beating ia a dingleinnings. wilsh 22runstospare. Thebattiugof Ieesrs. Covingston and T. Coombe on the Mlidsomer Norton side was excellent. The 29 runs by Mr. Covingeton were obtained in foodilstyle. and Mr. T. Coombs earned his l7 singles bv ODn- ...

... BATH AND SOMIERSET RACES. These races commenced on Tuesday on Lansdown, and under circumstances as to weather the most favourable that could he deslrcd. Thiefollowvin~is areturn of the running:- The Lansdown Trial Stakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, with £50 added; 3.yrs-old, 7st; 4-yrs-old, Set 71ba; 6-yrs-old, 9et; S-yes-old and agmed, Ost 3lbs. One mile. Mr. .a.(olt's Collingwood, aged .. ...

... The Duke of Beaufort's Hounds will meet on Monday next, at Yate-rock8; Wednesday,atCaleut; Saturday,atStanton-park. The Bath Stag-hounds (Capt. Wests) will meet on Tuesday in the neighbourhood of Waterhouse. The Somerset Subscription Foxhounds will meet on Tuesday next, at Buncombe-hill; and Saturday, at the Kennel, Dunster. Mr. Assheton Smith's Hounds will meet on Monday next, at Clatford ...

... MAT.T C H-I AKIN G. n iss015 MITFOEID. a SD' MAYyasaoafamily of the name of Leslie came to reside pl in a thickly peopled 0ountry1 ;egbuloas abooughfoly -ine lb frmtemtopolis; and being persostoogl omea ff fot h bdtkno on eethe Commodious and lb, crdtal mnio ale Hlene~hlwith its large perk- _ lie adokis adesgee-hues onservatories, and, eo he fot~adwh vdety nede o iein a style suited tostl thi ...

... 5 BEDIIINSTESI V. WESTON-SUPER-MiARE. I A match between these clubs was played on the ground of the latter on Saturday last, and, contrary to expectation, as the Bedminster took a weak eleven with the intention of making the game interesting. as it was it turned out a one-sided affair, . as will appear from the score. I BEDMItNSTER. 0 First Innings. Second Innings. . Mallard, b. Denison ?? c. ...

... A match was commenced on Friday last, Un Durdham~dan between the University and Public School Members and O Members of tbe Clifton Cricket Clab. The day wagveryeav able, but the wind high throughout, wib nva u ery fadr.- bowlers. The. ground was not in eo go order a troubled the Grin Od ?? as It bas been during the season, which will account for the aore than average number of byeb. UNIVERSITY ...

... EPSOU RACES. These races commenced on Tuesday last, the sport on thatday attracting comparatively slight attention. On Wednesday, the great Derby (lay, the downs were visited by immense numbers of alt grades, the weather being singularly fine. The chief event of the day excited the usual interest, though it was evident that no superior animal was booked for the race, not less than three ...

... The Duke of Beaufort's Hounds will meet on Monday next, at y Trouble-house; Wednesday, at Dyrhaam-park; Friday, at Rood Ashton; and Saturday, at Yate-rocks. B The Bath Staghouads (pCatain West's) will meet on Tuesday E next, atBeckington; and Friday, at Farrington Gurney-at ll. The Somerset Subscription Foxhounds will meet on Tuesday V next, at Buncombe Hill; and Friday, at Cleeve-at lOf. E Mr ...

... These raees commenced on Tuesday, but the events of that- daypootesesied little interest, with the exception that the winning of the Craven stakes by Blue Jacket raieed Tournainent, his stable compantion, to the post of first favourite for the Derby. A 4pn Wednesday the weather was fine, and drew togetber on the Downs perhaps as large a company as ever witnessed the toll running for the Derby ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCH. EPSOI.-WEDNESDAY. TilE DERB5Y DAYf,--A beautiful morning ushered in the great di y of the Epson meeting. From an early hour the trains brouthtin'detache visirableitors pfrinend edgtropolmse Brigho ton, Portsmouith,m andthetowns and villalgesontbe sointhdoastI ,Th elose ui'xn fron tof ?? So adr i a was t~hronged. as usual, with the patron of thetorf arcdaivet body of ...

... DONCASTER RACES. TurSDAY.-The Champagne Stakes of 50 sovB each, h ft, for 2-yr-ohls, tbe second to save his stake, 34 subs, wao won by Sir J. Hawley's f by Bay Mliddleton, out of Venus (llfrson), bcatng Lord Eglintoun's Ilippolytus (2nd), Lord Glasgow' f by Loner- cost or Retrievor (3rd), Trickstress, Entre-nous, Enook-knoll, and Storm. Betting: 6 to 4 agst Storm, 2 to 1 agst Venus filly, S to ...