... HOLDWORTHiY DISTRICT This match came off on the 27th ulticho, in a *field on Lake's Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Charles .Brown. There was a numerous attendance of the neighbouring clergy, gentry and agricultmists, as well as of the labouring classes, who appeared to take great interest in the proceed- ings. The ploughing was pronounced to be excellent; the improvements since the ...

... EMNS ,TER FARMERS' CLUB. h h annual ploughing match in connection v mw -ibe too pla ce on Thursday, in three fields at Crablake, clb s r F. H Elliott and 0r. H oB 31tr. The weather : i opteus. the land tbe tind good condition the co ompetition eutcitinO r. particularlY for the cup prizes.s e Thd~eSof losahingwer-Mesrs.Beard, Leatt, and I 4eeier F~r Green Crops-~e55r - Townsend, row, and THE ...

... The eleventh annual ploughing match of the Kentie. beare Association, took place on Monday last, in a field called Great Whitely, a short distance from the village. There were 17 ploughs on the ground, and a large number of persons assembled to witness the match. After the plonghing bad termi- nated, te'members and friends of the association repaired.to the Wy dhanmArnis, to paltake'of THE' ...

... | OAKF6D AGRIOULTURAL ASSOCITIO9 I I1 .. -- ?? ?? 'M;A ?? Z;_A;a The annual ploughing xnatch of this association was held on Thursday, in a field near the village, the pro- perty of the 'Rev. J. Spurway. There were sixteen ploughs enterred, and' a considerable number of the agriculturists of the locality assembled to inspect and critise the work. The association is,we are glad to say, in a ...

... A DAY WITH THE TIVERTON FOXHOUNDS. Sir,-I have looked in vain through this season for some mention of the doings of the Tiverlon Foxhounds,. which have for many ieara been so celebrateod under tile able management of their much-esteemed master, T.Carew, Esq., anti that well-kunwn veteran hruttsiman. John Deal. As I had the-opportunity of'seeiig them on Moziday,tbe2fth, nd the morning being ...

... 'DEVON A D1 E:XET AC.x I B $sportinaiei e gdrawt ir thiecminia' , lh wa[ app1ted t the t.pablic meetisgh still e ialy engaged in asking ngements for the revival of ' JExeter roepa. At a nmeqtkg held on.the 12th instant, a . i .ommittep wvs, appo~pted to'wsit ?? L V.,Iikj!end ,- t eeprbain on ,hat trns, the. Haldon race*couwe can he proenred. 'A jeetingO t the general committee *astheld on f ...

... . This match came off on Wednesday last, in a field near .the Globe Inn, and the ploughiog was of a very excellent description. After its termination the gentletmen wboh bad assembled to witness the match repaired to the Globe, where I I A DINNER Was provided, to which a large party sat down. Dr. Brent occupied the chair, and among the gentlemen present were the Ravde. W. W. Bagnell and ...

... H : : UNTING APPOINTMENTS. . . . ?? - . _1 - _- , _- v _ . as Mr. Deacon's Hounds will meet on Thursday, NovemberO, *n at Lydford Castle-at half-past ten. , ia * The Tiverton Forboundamwill meet on Thursday, November n 5, at Kingabrompton; on Monday, the Qtb, at Ideon Moor, near Rackenford and on Thursday, the 12tb, at Van Post, n Old Bampton Rosd-each day at half-past ten. The Eggesford ...

... CLOSING Or STAKES-The Derby Stakes for 18.5 has closed with 198 subscribers, and the Oaks for the same year has closed with 166 subscribers. The Great Yorkshire Handicap at toncaster has 104 entries, and the Cleveland Handicap has 44. The Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire Stakes will close and name, as last year, on the Tuesday after Goodwood. A GOcD BET.-Major Needham took £5,000 to X150 from Mr ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ew Accounts of runs, and memoranda of interesting incidents in the field, are at all times most acceptable. *.A Masters or huntsmen would much oblige us by sending their appointmments so as to reaoh us not later than Wednesday morning. The Earl of Portsmouth's Hounds will meet on Saturday, February 10, at Ashreigney; on Monday, the 21st, at Roseash Moor; on Wednesday, the ...

... HIUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Aw;i The Tiverton Foxa)honds twill meet on Thursday, April 30, at Rest-and.be-thankrul-nt half-past ten. The Devon and Somerset Stag 1¶ouds will meet on Friday, May 1, at Slowlv-atltalf-paat ten. Mr. Colliers Otter Hounds will meet on Thiursday, April 30, (weather permitting,) at Moore's Railway Inn, Newton St. Cyres, to hunt the Creedy. A memorial window has been put np ...

... -m, WOW ISTHML,, GAMES1'. t .The na and games at Epacm-hirld ?? Igiatailbnitsi Sundd olu mmnda0e ~~ ies tlhti~pqttt ..eventh tqiglfaph9f4a0,4asz* No ,t, sesoj,,thsyq. s' dubbed tb, Ep&O qpa. 'o:sr Iastflaf games-!:; ad as be. . has S6 sI ,4had in iharga(the eonet n forelgn..sffafra, it has alway beenasaumed that he Awstktoweet tliyibihabout ri the tramsaatidna df bhuinissi and )id iie . > ...