... ASCOT HEATH RACES-FRIDAY. Siveepstakes of 20 sovs. each, h. ft. Lasthallftile. 5 subs. Miajor MAartyn's Cosivulsion ?? (W. Abdalc) I Mr. Paytie's b. c by Cotherstone ont of Laylan ?? Betting.-5 to 4 on the Layla colt. Won very easily by a length. Ruts its I mile 3 sees. The First Class of the Wokilcngiarn Stakes of 5 sovs. cachi for tliree-yr-olds and upwards (hatidicap). Last three quarters ...

... It, . ?? - - - . - it! SPORriNo IN T i LLIG I ENCE . aich 11A:TAMPTO )N R ACElS. u-li' M vicil: 5ii ?? Ev lt-. twvo wiiles; Mr. VI:Ilter' r lita Little Queen received . 1: . 3i 3lorim's I.llIy Aln, p ii. ed o, The ST.IXI) PI.LITE or ' : to, ai a swc, , , aec of ;, vith sovs. for ?? rI' oil p1war01 a1. Fi log, Mr ,a n II's .; S, c D ?? L o II.' l.: ?? ?? ,,il;l , ltk ?? ?? , , . M(\Srl) . ...

... MANCHIESTER RACES-FIRID Y. -- ?? ?? ?? The CdsTLE ItIIV;. STAKES of 10 sosS. elab, h ft, with 5(J sties, aded. Three-year olds, Jst 11kb ; foar, Sst Jib ; five, St 121b; six anti aged, 9st 21b. One ssile anrd i half, Mr. Pilling's Lady Eden, 4 yrs ?? Osborne 1 Mir. M.i Ici's (rcen Oyils, by Tory B1 y, 3 yrs ?? Hietta 2 Caputasin 8colt's Mauuiheutr, 3 re ?? NVU1 3 The Two-YvAILC-OLDS SMl.AING ...

... ,NhltWlvfu nriatrra. These races commenced on Wednesday, under the auspices of Lord Caledon, Sir T. C. Heiketh, Bart., T. Townely Parker, V. Ince Anderton, and Thbis. Iegl, Esqrs. Mr. E. W. Topharn, of Chester, offiliated Li clerk, anld r. Thomas Horsley as juige. Unfortunately te ?? titrtie out wrethetdly unpropit Iu., rain descendingi llearly all the day, which deterred many hundred; from ...

... i ~rn NEWTON RACES-FnIDAY, JUNE 20. If)- The ST. NgLEN'S PVURSE, of 50 sevs., added to a sweer- S till staikes of 15 sovs. each, h. ft.; two-year olds, i st. 9 lb., gd rsd three, 8 st. 12 lb.; fillies and geldings allowed 3 lb. h I's Straiglht half mile. ° Mr. E. Phillips names Truth, three cars ?? 1 MIr. Mviklam S PiLddy Bird, two years ?? ?? on O/yF HUNDRLE.D SOVERNIGNS (IInndilicap), added ...

... GRAND TIlOT C MA TCIIES AT AINTREE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE i0 w Tire trotting mratches at AilntCce excited considerable interest, anid, the day Iseirg vecry tinle, there wasi a niu- ?? rneroeu rsttellritrice. Mr. &3 W. Tophair officiated as h-clerk. The firet race w;as A. TROTTING MAITer! (is) harness or sad~dle, at thle Option ?? of fthe, owners) for 5O joys. aside. p~p. Distance, five indmles. ir ...

... Rlev. S. Atinton. _ _ SPORTING INTELlUGENCE. - -- - -- ot - 7RlSI GREAT WALKING MATCH AGAINST TiME.-17501MILES b( FOIR £400.-Richard 'Manks, who performed the task of at w walking 1000 miles in 1000 hours last year, over the Bar- dc g rack Tavern Pedestrian Ground, Sheffield, has undertaken so the following extraordinary exploit, commencing on Mon- day evening last at nine o'clock -First, to ...

... ~ I.,LANCASTER RAOES. THURSDAY, JULY S. le A Handicap Plate of 30 aove., 1 soy, each entrance-to go~ Ire so the second horse. One mile and a distance. ne Mr. Whritworth's Lady Jersey ?? ?? 1 3t. Mr! E. Walker's La ?? ig, The Lancaster Cop of 100 says, in specie, added to a Thi ol Handicap Stakes of 10 soys, each, 5 ft. Two miles and a hA lie distance. ti re- Mr. G. Braddell's Little ?? ?? ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I - LI~VERPOOL JUJLY MEElTINCI.- be ~ieardc iscounbt Clifdlen, Sir J. Hawley, and G. paynot, Esq. judge: Mr. Clarke. Starter: Mr. Hibburd. Cleork .9f the_ kqr.z: -. I M-. t.. 'WEDNESDAY, JULY`T I. I The useeting, 4tnisenced this day, and was ivoll at- ?? e- enedth copay g,-eralypreferring a rpby rail, o bust to The sourse was in excellent condition. Thue following is not ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENC ?? . LIVERPOOL JULY M1EETING. FRIDAY, JULY 11. The GRAND STAND STAKES of 10 sovs. each, with 50 added, for three-year-old fillies, Sst 71b each. Mr. T1. Dawson's ?? over. The STANLEY STAKES of 15 sovS. each, 10 ft, Witih 30 added, for two and three-year-olds. T.Y.C. Mr. .teiklami's b f Evadne, 2 yrs ?? I Ur. Willinis us bl c Sir C. Nfpier, 2 yrs ?? eha Won by a length. ...

... ?? WW.AA A A AA A A- AA -AlWW ,- .A A .V A .9. ?? - re) .~w- .w^9 ^w Alo CRiCK.ET.-The great match between the North and ly South was decided on Wednesday last, the North win. c, ning by twelve runs. nle CscicLT.-The nmatch between the Marylobone Club, es wvith three players of Lord's ground and the SUrrey Club trt with three players of the Surrey groeuid, wa.'s concluded mn onl Thursday, the ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEJNEE. her ABI3NGDON RAO3S.-Fitumv. pri- The MARCIIABM PARI; STAFCES of 5 sovs. eaell, ard 30 nnr ,added, IHeats. Once round and a dis. fter- Mr. Elves's Vests, agcd, I1tL. 2ib ?? (Nhcr) I I Mr. Land's General, ago i, l1st. 21b . ?? (Ovs sr) 2 2 *tted Mr. T'rcaliam's Cogia, G yrq. , I0st. l21b ?? Scua 0I) 3 3 Prom Won by a leCii. reet, Two. -yrEt-om STARES of iO sovs. cach, ...