... MEETINGS TO COME. Place. Judge. Time of leet. JANUARY. Middieham (Open), Yorkshire . Mr Cocroft , .1C, 17 Amicable Club ?? Mr R. J. Lawrence ..17,18 Lytham New Club. Lanrcashire ?? Watson . 17, 18 Glossop, Lancashire . ; Mr A. Bennett . 23 Tortherwold, Dumfrieashire ?? Mr Ewart . 23. 24 Hewell, Worcestershire ?? bir T. W. Parratt . 30 Newcastle, Northam., & Durham , . Mr A. Dalzall .. 30, 31 ...

... . INtELLICENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING; Nominations for the NEWOSANUaT lIANDICAP o by Hark Tay-j Grasshopper, 4 yra Essedariqs,s 4 yrs Hinda. 4 yra I Srofibovv, 4 yrs Maloton, 5 Nrs b h by Dun John- Iron Rail,6 4rs | latatcber. yrs Imprtnnc5yr Torn Wadlmn, 4 yrs Westo-w, 4 yra Biackbiter, 5 yrs 8 astinado, 3yrs Sei2nor of' Holder. tchsrnpiou, 4 yrs lerau, 6t yrs nes. S yrs Quinine, 4 ...

... SETTING AT TATTERSALL'Sa MONDAY.. .. Business this afternoon was tolerably brisk on the I Chester Cup and Derby. For the former of the two events, Lady Evelyn and John Cosser were in great demand, and both were heavily backed, the highest offer at the close, against either, being 40 to 1; an advance of a few Points would have ensured a large outlay. Mduso seer, Tile Baroness, and Lishmahago, ...

... I-7H$ CHAMPIONSHiP OF BILLIARDS. : ?? ENGLAND v. AMERICA. Mran is a speculative and enterprising animal, ever on the alert towards progression-following sports with a pfealty relish of true enjoyfletit, which the starched setitillientalists are dead ahve to. No one knows how to milk the cow of life with greater tact than the staunch tportsman, whose palate is daintily supplied with the cream ...

... I }:tUNTING APPOINTMENTS. I (WEATHER PERMITTING). STAG HOUNDS. Her Majerty's-The first day the weather permits, at Ascot Heath; at eleven. YOX HOUNDS. Atherstone-MOnday, Red Lion, Appleby; Wednesday, Hopwas Bridge; Friday, Newnham; Saturday, Three Pots; at a quarter to eleven. Albrighton-Tuesday, the Stewpony; Thursday, High Onn; Saturday, the Kernele; at half-past ten. Bramham Moor-]MNonday ...

... 1 FIGHTS TO COME. JAN. 29.-Joe Norley and Horridge, 25 X side, Manchester. 29.-Holles and Jemmy Herbert, 25 a side, London. FEB. 2.-J. Hayes and Nat Platt 10 a side. ?? and N. Watson, 10 a side, Birmingham. THE CHAMPIONSHIP. We think we see a prospect of business being done in reference to the Championship. The following letter, at all events, contained something real and to the purpose, in ...

... PzDESTRIANISM, | MATCHES TO COME. JANUARY. 14.-WYV. Taylor, alias Pettle (of Oldhaii),sand T. ('oxcroft (or Manchester), to walk seven miles, 25 side. Bellevue. 21.-H. Sulel (of Londis) and W. Williams (Of Gorton), to run four miles, 25 a side, within twenty miles of Lendoan SDrver and H. Smith, 200 yards, 10 a aide, Greenvuan L ?? e. FEB -W.AFlrd and Hill. to ruin one mile, 5 a side. 21. ...

... GREAT FOOT RACE BETWEEN LORD LURGAN AND A HANDLOOMI WEAVER. Fur some time (From the Cairlisle Patriot.) t . For somc time previous to the 26th of December, the sporting portion of the inhabitants of Castledanwson and its environs evinced considerable anxiety for its arrival, as that day it was whispered was to deeide the pedestrian capabilities of a lord and a Iabenrer in the neighborlrhood. ...

... SPORT/ING INTELLIGENcE. BETTING AX MANCHESTERI-FnwITA. Very little business on racing or steeple-chasing, or oni the grand billiard match, which Roberts won. ME£TROPOLITAN IIANiICA~P.-300 to 12 agst Black Eagle ( ?? Cur.-'Tot a bet laid,; offers to take 35 to 1 about Peep-o'-day Boy, and 40 to 1 about Lhady Evelyn. DEanY..-600 to 5 aget Black Susan colt, and 600 to 5 agst Crossbow. -- HUNTING ...

... - ?? A3T MtkNORT Mk.RLDA N. , I ti uines otn racing er etepe ohi' f a he aBTaoorI*t~ H[A xc 3it.-to i2 ?? hEa: (t. ken). i ' ?? ~l i .aa TI Y 4t . a t ;.etd. Off e to ta about Peep o' Day Boy, ad 40) to 1-abouti Lady lE'7 ?? r -. 4°°0to 8. egwtrn.~1~ O t tak cpt 1)4 , gThITING* APPODITMEN1 i. South Berkahbire hound,, the first open ay After the t, at' the kmenel., ?? pdy .gambTedon hou unds ...

... The frost which prevailed during last week was highly fa- voasrable to curling, as which, as will be observed fro m the fo1- lowving notices, there have been numerous matches throughout the country. GRiND MATCIv AT LOCEwesesNoCIs.-The annual grand match under the auspices of the Royal Caledonian Curling Clib, was played ?? upon Barr Meadow, Lochivin- noch, Jenfrewshire, and excited great ...

... GREAT ANNUAL MATCH AT LOCEWINNtOCIO. (In Friday, the great annual match of the Royal Caledonran Curling Club came off On the Barr Meadow. at Looliwinnoch. We formraly alluded to the ?? Which Oreveint6d the match from being played on the Cestle-s'esnple. Loch, as -originally intended by the' Club. The day was' most favoiuable& anid the ice wvas crowded with an immense multitude of peopi& tb ...