... em- The following cs'itiqure on the new sporting wvorkt, 1Silk ers, and Scarlet (advertised in the Journalrs last week), is nan from the .Srtursdosj Review : r, a When a clever villain is convicted of an elaborate forgery, ,he, or a complicated burglary, or ainy well concocted scheme of ,ore fraud, the presiding Judge is sure to tell lhil that an equal rut- imotnrt of ingenuity aend ...

... Cont1l of Surrey v. Sixteen of oxfoprd 11iersity.-This Match, after lasting three days at Lord's, was concluded on Saturday last, the result being as follows :-Oxford 219 and 125, total 344 ; Surrey 113 and 273, total 386. Eleren of all England v. Sixteen of Ox-ford and Cam- bridge Unircrsitics (eight fronz ?? match com- menced on Illonday at Lord's, It was not resumed till Wednesday, in ...

... Oxford and Cambridge At x-- I ese sports will ttake place on Fridnyl .Spot.. the 2 ds5at Beaufort -pouse, Fulham, c. April 3, in two P-m. There will be nine events, viz. :- fencing at 6 1. High Junm 2 Mile Race. 3. Throwing tL b mer. 4. Hurdle g 120 yards. 5. Flat Race, 109,ain 6. Putting the Stone. '7r Flat Race, quarter of a Slt 8- Broad Jump. 0. Three Mile Race. The gentlemenn selected from ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS, I The HeythroD Hounds. 3MONDAY ?? I30oalter's aRol. IVEDNr;6DAY ?? I3:11.,011 OtClt ...

... OXFORD v. OAMflRIDGE. The annual match, under Association rules, betweez. Oxford and Cambridge, was played on Saturday at Ken3- nington OVnI. Both teams had shown scurb good form this season that the meeting was attended with mnore tbas. ordinary interest, and the spectators ZIuMni3ered fullyr 1,300. The weather kept fine throughout the afternoon_ The names of the players were as follows :- ...

... HUNTING APPOINTiENTS, - - The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY .. .. Heythrop. WEDNESDAY .. .. Tar Wood. FIDAY .. ?? Farmington Grove. SATIJ3DAY .. .. Shipton Barrow. Each day at a quarter to Eleven. The Bicester Hounds. TUESDAY .. .. Charlton Town End. TiunSDAY .. .. Chilton. SATURDAY . F Fenuy Compton Wharf. Each day at Eleven. The South Oxfordshixe Hounds. MONDAY .. Thame. FEDAY .Park Farm. Each ...

... HUNTING APPOINTKENT6, The Heythrop Hounds. MONDAY ., ., Chapel House. WEDNESDAY .. .. Sturdy's Castle. FRIDAY .. Barrington Park. SATURDAY .. .. Wilcote. Each day at a quarter to Eleven. The South Oxfordshire Hounds. MONDAY ,. Brightwell Park. FWDAY ?? Nettlebed, Each day at Eleven. The Bicester Hounds. MONDAY .. . Farthinghoe. TUESDAY . .. Fringford Bridge. TnunSDAY .. .. Grendon. SATURDAY . ...

... I l This annual aquatic gathering took place on Monday. J, The weather was all that culid be desired, and the barges s and towing path were crowded with spectators, whilst the Isis was studded with small craft of every description. 0Last year, it will be remembered, the Regatta was held for the first time a few veeks before Bank Holiday, but the changa of date did not have a beneficial effect ...

... I_- B00'ARDO ROWING CLUTB REGATTA. The annual Regatta of the above Club, which corn menced on Thursday se'nuight, was concluded on Friday. The races were all rowed from the Loug Bridges to the Exeter College Barge, which was kindly lent to the Com. mittee. Mr. T. L. Hutchins officiated as starter, Mr. R. Margetts umpire} and Mr. G. Phipps judge. Results:- GIG FOURS. FIRST HEA!T. Oxon Station: ...

... The first annual competition in connection with this S Association was held in the Alfred-street Gymnasium on o Monday and Wednesday evenings bofore alargeattendauce r of meinbers and subscribers, the Deputy-Mayor (Aid. Gray), Mr. Sheriff Grubb, Ald. Buckell, and AId. Carr e being amongst the spectators, as also a number of ladies. ?? Monday evening a portion of the gymnastic exercises wt were ...

... H UUNTIING APPOINTIM'BENT S. The Heytlcrop Hounlnsa. M oxnay l .. ?? .. .. n[uhers fla n. TuESDAY ?? ?? Tagley. F~RDXY .. ?? Fairiningtb Covoi. STuDax. ?? ?? ?? .Bcgbroke. At 12. 'E lie icester Hounds. ! '3toxesD ?? ?? ?? 'teniarsil Gumide ?? j TerasoiD ?? ?? ?? liars Urea. sTUcDA ?? ?? ?? larley Sl. At 11. The South Oxfordshire Hounds. j310 ix ?? ?? ?? Baldon. FjRi aDA . ?? ?? l tonlioi ...

... I , These races have taken place this week, and have been patronised by the Prince of Wales on each day, who on : the Derby Day was accompanied by the Princess, Prince Albert Victor, and the Princesses Louise, Victoria, and Maud. The Woodcoto Stakes, of 1000 sovs., for two-year-olds, wore run for on Tuesday, and were won by Mr. M. Daw- son's The Baron (C. Wood) Mr. a. J. Bedford's Sir ...