... i : PEDESTR-ANISM. I MATCHES TO COME. SEPTEMBER. 2.-T. Kearney (of Leeds) and J. Whitehead, alias Clark (of Oldham), 160 yards, e25 a side, Bellevue, the latter to have one yard start. 2.-B. Badger (of Wolverhampton) and T. Lee (of Middleton), half a mile, 25 a side, at Sheffield. ?? and J. Hale (of Dudley Port), quarter of a mile, lale to have five yards start, 5 a side. 2.-T. Lee (of ...

... BETTXNG AT TATTERSALL7S. MONDAY. The betting on the Ascot events was of amost limited description, and had it not been for the Iodp and down movements with two or three horses, end the reprehen sible trickery respecting one animal (to whinich we have alluded elsewhere), the speculations would have been devoid of interest. For the Stakes Vanpyre was un- questionably The Lion at 4 to I, it ...

... I THE MARYLEBONE CLUB MATCHES. Monday, July 15, at Lord's-North agst South. Thursday, July 18, at Vmcent-square-M.C.C. agst Present Gentlemen of Westminster. Saturday, July 20, at Harrow M-C.C. ?? Present Harro- vians. Monday, July 22, at Lord's-Gentlemen agst Players. Monday, July29 (GootlwNoocl week), at Lord's- Oldagst Young (two Elevens of England, to be chosen from Gentlemen and Players ...

... - ?? COUESZNG MEETINGS To COME. JANUARY. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Newcastle.upon-Tyne ?? Mr. John Slater ?? Rainbam, Essex ?? Lawrence ?? 22 Glossop, Manchester ?? Mr. A. Bennett .22 Newcastle, Northumberland, 8 c., Union Club, Northumberland.. Mr. Miller ?? Broughton Open, Yorksbire .. . .Mr. Nightingale ?? 28,29, 30 High Liven (Yarm), Yorkshire. . Mr. Mseorge. .Not fixed Scorton ...

... - . 111Tit~ RINO'd' ,FiGlThs TO COME. Jn-NSx. l7, ,5r~ay and Elis,8 35t a, ?? P $,.TXjnraint He~rbgrt, -25 a d~idO * 24.-.-;1tqap ,andi Crockett,; 25 a side, London. 24.-Barker and Kiley, 5 aside, in the bame'ring as th% JuLy 29.-Massey and Welsh, 4WOO a side, London. 2y.-TXt and, M4'N'ulty, X25 a sde, Birminghame. 'IG*HiTS F Q XTUiBSDAY A XD * : i e asne~i.. GRAY AND ELLIs.-Thewholeofthe ...

... THE RINGi ?? FIGhtS TO COME. MAY 12,-Callaghan and Parker', s5o a side, Derby. ?? and Herbert, 25 a side, London. I9.-Tass Parker and Burton (of Leicester), 100 a side, Manchester and Leicester. 26.-Dan. Roberts and B. Stevens, 25 aside, Birmingham. 28.-W. Hayes and Ned Donnelly, 100 a side, London, 24.-Miggins and Grady, 15 a side, London. JUNE 9-Reynolds and Meyick, 12 a side, Birmingham. ?? ...

... WOLVERH. I APTON WANDERINGS. We must this week wander in drearns' to Woiver- hampton, take a dive into the coal country, and there, 'midst the smoke of fiery furnaces, and clink of busy hammers, seek for winners. We may be strnned by the noise, or blinded by the smoke, so as neither to bear the Warning bell, nor see wifh satisfaction the road to success; but that we must risk-, and do our ...

... TAT~ST BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S u-- ((Yesterday). CAMsBRIDoESIREr. 5to I agst Breba 1 25 to I agat Heriot (taken) - Newratnster 25 to I - Ariosto to l _MoantainDeer(t) 25 to I - Manifold to 1 _ Carl 25 to l - Haricot (takCen) SO 0o CRITERION STAKES. 5 to 2 agat Daniel O'Rourke 3ETTING AT MANC33ESTER. FRIDAY. CABsRIDOESHIRE STAKES. 1 to2 agst Breba (off) 25 to I agst Candlewick (off) 1 to ] - ...

... I HUNTING APPOINTD\IENTS. STAG-rOUrNDs. Her Majesty's-Tuesday, Knaphill; Friday, Bedfont Toll-gate. FOX-10oUNDS. Albrighton-Monday, Aeley: Tuesday, Enville; Thursday, the Whittemoors; Saturday, Gatacre; at half-past tert. Atherstone-monday, Three Pots; Wednesday, Hopwas Bridge; Friday, Stretton Wharf; Saturday, Orton-on-the-hill; at a quarter before eleven. Badsworth-Tuesday, Red House; ...

... AQUATIC:S. High Water at London Bridge. DEC. 10 morning 20 min.past 5 afternoon 41 min.past 5 11 I ?? . ?? 12.. ?? 6. 11 . 7 13 ?? 39X @ 7. 10 . 8 14 .I..41 . 8 ?? 2 ?? 1 6 53 . ?? ?? . 10 16 ?? 53 ?? ?? 10 ?? ?? 11 Royal Thames Yacht Club. The monthly meeting of the above Club tool Place OtILWednesday, at their Club-rooms, edford Hotel, Covent-garden, when, in the absence of the noable ...

... I: Ai ; C H.ES1 S. I . ?? CH S ?? : I To Correspondents.,' M. P (Liverpooij,-we eanot undertake to return contributions which, from any Circumstance, we are unable to ia6rt.- B. B. W. (OWford:)-Ws shadl redeem our promise next week. W-L.-YoIr contribation iS not lorgotten, nalthough its appearance ha s been un avoidably deferred. - L~solmjse.-Below our mark., . B., o} B.-We have great pleaure ...

... THE :DERBY DENOUEI1JENT, ,AD MANCHESThR MXETER. I By TOUCHSTONE.'? In the deaezoeim'64 of the Dbtlby',elebrated last week, we recog- mise another 'ictory of common sense over prejudiced notions, and the truth of the assertion that any man can train who has got a good animal in his hand. Since the year of Coronation,'whose victory was so fatal to some heavy members of the Ring; We have never ...