... ien LIVBRPOOL JULY RACES. Doe FBIDAY, JuLY 16. avo Tho STAmleY ST.AEs Of, 1 SOVS esch, .10 ft, with 50 sovs added, nin for two and three year olds. T.Y.C. 8 subs. 7 2 Mr. Halford's b f by Assault, 2 yrs ?? T. Smith 1 run 7 2 Lord Giasgow's Sister to Caraeara, 2 yrs ?? 2 re- 9 0 Lord Clifden's Saololebt, S yrs ?? 3 rby 7 2 Mr. Merry's Charming W'oman,.2 yrs ?? 4 on 7 2 Mr. Kimberly nd The ...

... *.LIVERPOlL JULY MEETIN, 1855. WEDOSIDAY, JULY 11. The attendance at Aintree, on Wednesday was unusually small, even for an ?? off day. The Earl of Doroy, Lord iowth, F. Gerard, Ecq, Mr. Drinhald, and other gentilemon interested in racing, were, however, present. The results of the day's sports were as follows:- The Croxteth Stakes, of 10 Sova each, h it, with 40 added. One mile and a quarter ...

... ?? ?? C0HESTBR BAOES.-TUESDAY. mat Shorts Handicap.-Bourgools 1, Prince of Orange 2, Bed, anoe White, and Blue 3. Four ran; won by a length. nllo0 Alma Stakes.-Surrender 1, Adamus 2. Seven ran; won by who a neck, and Innkeepers' Plate -Miss Harkaway 1, Bourgeois 2. Three ran; won by four lengths.em] Welter Oup.-Prince of Orange 1, Gaylad 2, His Piper 3. to p Four ran. had Mostyn Stakes.-U ...

... LORD DERBY AND THIE TURF. .. .- - . The Times believes that no inconsiderable portion of the English public will feel sincerely e rejoiced to hear that the Prime Minister has a e determined to quit the turf, and no longer 0 give the sanction of his high office to the very d a questionable people and transactions whose q d existence is wrapped up in that simple i- and rustic monosyllable. When ...

... SPORTIMNCr INTEILLIG ,NCE. ,, A WL11litt,1,1AIMlt.W WiWRT~tt-Ou ~ Sltira llornr11111. tIllS qI o1th llltimo, Mr. Gieorgte 1. ls~ouo, bI -t- known lby his 4cogniomlen or' oulialb I ;'om~lbe ii, lanmllrr,l rif the Rropers, Alrmt l111), iKnottinogl,- ?? 1h1rbiirgr, inl Yoirlishire, starA fom Ii, ill ,in Klpirttioglr'y, betweenl six mdstitvemo'l ockt,hiu.led0 her:,v hi'st trnheaic- harrow, il nine ...

... og :h NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE (STOKE-UPON-TREN.T) Y- RACES.-TUESDAY, to Tue NEWCASTLE STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 25 added,t 4e for two-year-olds. About halfas.-mile. Mr. E Buekley's Tame ?? Whltchouse 1v e- Mr. Tiernan's The Director ?? 2I Mr. Evans's Doubtfal ?? 8 Evenls on Tame. Won easily. ie The NORTH STAFFORDSHIIRE HANDICAP of 70 sovs., r. added to a sweepstakes of 7 sovs. each. One mile ...

... ?? w _w Lor LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL BTEEPLE-CHA$E. wh I This crack event came ofr on Wednesday lest. There was a wh ng fashiodable, though not so numerous an attendance as might poI nghave been expected. ,S ha.r Tlbee TRetA STAKES of 5 nove each, with 80 eovs adde.-.r. Mg J. Oaborne's Lady Agnes walked over. Ste The AtleTase PLATS of 60 save, was won. by Ir. Harper's He Woroester, heating ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCIE. '8 NEWM2ARKEI! SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. O TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12. A HANDICAP SwEEPSTAKes of IS Sai3 each were won by Mr. ;tGratwick'e'r Heesso lomburg, boating Bordcaux and Hsrp- L. siehord. 0 The ItoYAL STAKER of 200 eovs each were won by Mr. J. M. s Btanley'S Orinoeo, beating Estrel l. d The CneARwELL STA~se of 310 sovs each were won by Lord >, Derby's. Longbow, beating ...

... T EAMINGTON STAKES, WARWICK CUP, L and DONCASTER ST. LEGEsR, One Horse each cer- ?? stamped directed envelope, end twelve postage stamps, with the promlse of lOs. after each horse haswon, to ,Henry White, 20, Tiler's-b uldings, Birkenhead. STOURBRIDGE RACES.-MONDAY, AUG. 30. The PRESTWOOD STAKES of 2 sovs each, and 20 added, were won by Mr. Leach'e Derby, beating Stranger's Daughter and Calot. ...

... y | , &DONCA.STER MEETING, TuBaDAY, SEPT'. 12. s Champagne Stakes.-Bonuie Morn 1, Coroebus 2. y Filly Stakes.-Mosquito 1, Excitement 2, Fityaway 3. - Great Yorkshire Handicap.-Grapeshot 1, Lady Vernon *2 o Grand Inquisitor 3. Revival Plate-A dead hcat between Ellermire and Mrs. L RiPby. Deciding heat won by Ellermira. S Stand Plate.-Early Bird 1, The Deformed 2, . Fitzwiiliam Hlandicap. ...

... - 1.-, ' ?? ?? ?? d LIVErPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. 9, WEDNtSDAY, Noveitmnei 7. z Thismeeting, under iho towvardshlpof ?? of Sefton and J. hi. Strnley, Esq., comnenuced this day at Ajotrae. The coorso, owing to the great fall of ral on tho provious night, d was excessively heavy. Thero was a thin attendance. Mr. Morrish, of the Merchants' Dining-room, opened aemagnificent i if reltasrant in tho ...

... ?? . .. A,_ ?? 1 READING RACES-WEDNESDAY. n Cavraiham StakIs.-U s rley Buck 1, OctaVia 2, Mr. Sykes 3. - Forbury Stakes-Proile , Ninette 2, Cox yll a ir Woitley Stakes.-Alenmble 1, Sandboy 2, The Cropper 3. Reiading Stakce. - Gemma di V'ergy 1, Zaidee 2, South. wester S. Stand Plate.-Malanmo Clicquot 1, Olympus 2, Queen Mab mare 3. 0 Selling Stakes.-Fashion 1, Wild Strawberry 2, Araby's Fe ...