... t NOTTINGHAM RACES, TnasBeDA., July 17. e The Two year-old Stakes of 10 noya. each, with 50 added, wsa W by Mr. Copetand's ch f l3dy Amyott, beating Mir. Daly'a brt Coivm. I bine.Ar. Palmie's b e Doubtful, and Mr. Ford us by f Kate. n The Sherwood Handicap of 10 scows each, with 40 added, was won Y by Mr. Ioldfortih' General Sale, beating Mr. Oakey's Shropahirs n Witch, Mr. T. Dawson's Chief ...

... STEEPLE-CHASE FIXTURES. - DI5SJAEY. Beading - - - 11 12 1 Aberystwith . . . 23 C FEBS RARY. A Carmarthenshire - 14 16 uJTenby - - - - 2 MARCH. S Birmingham Grand Annual - - 27 RACING FIXTURES FOR 1860. P FEBRUARY. Lincoln Sprint g - 15 Derby Spring - - 23 Nottingham Spring - - 21 MARCH. J Liverpool Spring - 6 I Northampton - - 27 Warwilek Spring ' - 20 Coventry - - .- 29 s1 APRIL. Newmarket C. ...

... i - art., eph ,ged .orn ison e at safe ing. msrn 2Ist, uck at it the Fing it to lcas t in rby, him tcks and acas pon era- hba. ll to lard iam ties On de- rsre and Sess irda 5.- hat and ood re. by ST. LEGEa. - 5to 4 on-taken - to Itaken 8 to Itaken 16 to Itaken - - 20 to I taken - .33 to Itaken - * 40 to I taken - CESAREWITCH STAKES. - 50 to I taken. - 50 to I taken. - 50 to I taken. 1000 to ...

... *5 jeports of Cricket Matches intended for insertion in the Mercury, should be forwarded as early as possible after the plaoy IE SeCOND ELEVEN or DZRBY TOWN CLUB V. SUDBURY. he return match of these two clubs was played on the 10ie, Ground, Derby, on Tuesday, the 23rd inst., which °olted ;D favour of the former in one innings with 47 runs Isle The batting for Derby, of Messrs. Coggan. Oakley, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. 'r- The ATmaRSTONt Hounds will meet on Wednesday, Feb. ed 18, at Seckingtonl; Friday, 29, ...

... 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 ...

... SPORTlNG INTELLIGENCE. I, LIVERPOOL SPRING -MEETING. TUESDAY. to The Trial Stakes were won by Vishernian, beating Special nt License. Miss Harkeaway, and three others. r Tile Tyro Stakes wvere won by iolh' reochumn, beating Dispute, Letitia. Anid four others. ie The Liverisool Spring Cup (Handicap) was won by Bashi-Bazouk, r or beating Mary, Charles OAiolley, eiud seven olbtess. Tee Optional ...

... rKA lover of the Rifle writes thus to the Field:- ng Sir,-Your correspondent of the Mid-Lothian Rifle Club lb, equires owhether any of your readers have record of shouting fasejual to the strings le mentions. I should have troubled you erwith the following account of what I consiler good shooting 'ge last week, but deferred, nothing doubting but there would rm have been many responses, ...

... BURTON-UPON'TRENT CLUB-OCT. 26 & 27. 18f5. (By the kind permission of C. R. Colvil , Esq., M.P.) Pntran-ThO Riglht Honourable The Earl of Chesterfield. Stewards B -Messrs. J. Brown, G. Meakin, J. Davis, C. Brunt, and J. Smith. B3 Judge-Mr. M'George. Slipper-Mr. Dawson. Honorary Secre. Et tary-Mr. J. .M. Cartwright. Flag steward-Mr. T. M'George. Cl The October meeting of this club came off at ...

... -,,,-nL 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 ...