... This contest took place on Monday, at the Mahbyneh v Rlongo, the comnpeting parties being A and 13 coumnauies. There were hut few speetators on the gronnd, the ?? being so very refavourablo, The following is the rescalt of the contest, with the total inumber of points made, togotber u;ith the prizes:- TOWN PRIZES. Vi Rlanges, 200 and 300 yards. wi Points' be Corporal J, 1Pryor, £2 ?? ?? a.. 23 ...

... D SPORTING ZINTELLIGENOR. OW ?? ATTERSALS' BETTING.-TYrTn UDwAY. in1 | 5 WAThULOo Cnr.-Bua reb. 19. ' D a, o ~10 to 1 agst Ir.-Blackstococs no* t &o 2 1- - 20 to I - Mr. Falter'sunow. t &o 2 lse a 4 22to 1- Mr.Brggsnomt&oE BO& A X 40. to I - Kr. Grahiam's nom, t C o 0 6he 1 . ?? TzousiLD GuriQv ?? April 80. 1 10 to 1 apt Paladin, t t 0No+ . ! y 11 to' 1 - Bomseretv t If 100 to.6 - Andred, t Of ...

... CARMARTHENSHIRE COUNTY RIFLE I ASSOCIATION. Thb MONDAY. murd The prizes for which the competition had not been com-. ervit pleted at the time our parcel was despatched were disposed who t of as follow:- Mr. Parnoll's Prize.-A silver cup, value £10 10s., open to the battalion, seven shots at 500 yards-A very spirited L - competition took place for this handsome cup, Colour-Ser- geant Thomas ...

... MANOCIESTERI RACES.-Tausesnw. part' Pbs Dath r'eunione which terminateud yesterday, allowed many Spal membevs who assisted then mosting hohc{ oin Lanoilowsn, to be ire- to bi scot this af ternoon, e11sequsutly t he ring presented a bettor aid TI m'sro aniemated appearance, than on the ?? day. 'the weather T aanwsrther unuavoucrable for eout of door amuscments, rain weel, falling at intorvale ...

... fM.. 0.0 AND. . M. C. a. AND~ GROnsn V. 'SoUTH WALES (CADOXTJDN) 3 Caun.-This match was played on Monday and Tuesday last on Lord's Grouud. and resulted 'in the defeat of -4t 1M. c c. by 2U runs. Lovering's6bbwlivg was simply liag- nificent. The fielding of the Cadoxtou Club was faultless, rnot a single mistake or. one ball: lost by overthrow. .Richards wis placed ?? an accident.. The ...

... ABINCGDON MEETING.-FIIDAY. CULruso STAKES. Transgressor ?? ?? .. 1 lI orgain la Faye filly ?? 2. Timothly,.. ?? ?? Fivo raln, Scudur STAKES. Alms Untor . ?? Mater ?? Glen RosaB, . ?? ?? 2 Lead ?? 3 ; Five ran. STAND PLATE. Birdie i ?? ?? ?? 1! LuuMa ?? ?? ,1 ?? . ?? Prior ?? , , ?? Seven ran. : AnmsuDosr STAKES. Mr, Crawsley's Glallens ?? ?? Mr.. T. Stovel's The ?? ?? 2 Mr, G. Jones's Lady ...

... : NEWMARKET R1ACES--WPD-ESDnAY. OwTIONAL SBLLTN(7 PLATII. Mr. Barnes's Metdia colt, 3 yrs, 8st, w.o.,and recoivel 25 snvs. PPLATH iF 100. I Mr. Payne's Gcoilrey ?? lel~le' Etr oynonGo~o, Sst 71bs; ?? . ?? : Irlner I. Mr. ?? C. PTaylor'3 Ohore AnltiO filly, 8st 41l1) ?? K1.1'yL 2 Col. Astley's Sontry Go, S.t 7ths . EForcitam n Stomps, 11snxlooc, Crrlor, Dalcibolln eolt, Sister to Polly Ferkins ...

... I LATEST SPORTING INTELLJtIG NOE. STOCKTON MEETING.-IFn;IDAY CourouUATxOc PLATB. Vi.oo..tess ?? . ?? ?? bililon ?? ; 2 M orphia ?? ?? ?? 3 131Etves ran ZETLAND BIENNIAL 3iTAKES. Mr. .. Hcdson's lobocca ?? Mir, A. S. Brigg's Lady Langdon ?? 2 Mr. Johustosaie Itingwood ?? 3 Six ran, CLAIIXT SBAXXs. Mr. J, Bowes's Toison ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 hic Jolbltono'es Pretender ?? ?? 2 Mir, Jaqlurs' BC~b Noir ?? ...

... JLATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENOE. TATTERSALL'S B3ETTING.-MONDAY, Two TnoeSAND GUINEAS. 11 to 2 agst Sterling, o 9 to 1 agst King of the Forest 10 to 1 - AlbertVictor 10 to 1 - GhtIaral 10 to 1 - Bothivell 100 to 6 - Oieolhade, taid o Dorms:, 1?vEvvs-Two Tl[ousAgjD GUIIEAs AND DERnY, o00 to 10 nest Sterling and Albert Victor, t 1Co1 to 15 - Sterling and Bathivel, t CROYDON STEIRIPLEC-AS1', 8 to 1 ...

... iWIBLEDON RIFLE MEETINQ YESTERDAYS PROCEEDINGS, LOCAL SCORERS. tire [FaoR 008r OWN 0)JIMESPO0DENT.] ing. THE CAMNP, TRaRSMAT Evmssro ?? After being washed out of their tents on Sunda3 the night, and, by way of variety, experiencing tite lad pleasures of having their tents blown away frorm slr- them on Tuesday evening, the Wimbledon Camp ads visitors have at last enjoyed a really comfortable ...

... BI Li frey -TRAININqG NOTES. Queer NOEWMARKET. Ttet'asoaT. Wit ON THE. IlAOiCOUlIFSI 0DB. fandtl -BlossOs Sir Keitnetti and Itairid,,i tra,,er~ed two -stile.s. The T . S1WBCharioteer. Gossip colt and Traot Blue foui 7 valloped twit miles. anld 5 CAINNOss ?? went two ms les. Mr C 0 C. ARNOLL'S Mephiloto. Argo Narls, Hand Mlondel were Mr 0 2 sent cite Mile o id a quarer M1r It 1 Extnoss Grey ...

... TIHE WI'EMBLEDON MEE'TING.- THE CAME', MOsNMA. ~ Isl d, Clouds appear to possess a, special knack of ic exudin~ rain at tire most inconvenient period. As T :-the famous Surrey common welcomes with amu .d deceptivo sunny smile ire annual visitors, and sees Pow 'e them safely ensconced in their tents, a sneteeiro- logical miracle occural, Serene skies ar vrcs, - isand rhoe rain descends end the ...