... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE p4b wbt NNOTES AND ANT1CIPATION7S FOR lei SAINDOWN' PARK. -a Consideringtheo weather in London this leorn. ?? IV ing, the visitors to Sandown Park wore as emsie- U to eous as could be expected, and included 23.R.R NTv ed the Prince o. Wales. Those who made tbr Xvr VC journey were richly rewarded, as tle Esher Stakes I Mr nil provided one of the most excitin.g events ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE K1IEMPTON PARl NOTES. If1 tire fields at Komptora Perk tn-morrow are well like the entries tire shoculd be large, but, unfortuniateiv, the arrival list is a emalL one, IEpeom. Lewes, and other. places will, howvever, doubtlesss make 1up for the deficiency in the morning, when some of tue undurmenticned may wirsi- Selling- Hurdle Race.-forkL Doeri. Halliford Maiden Hurdle ...

... SPORTING INTE1T2LGENCE SPOR'TiNG LI-FE A UTHENTIO STARTING PRICES. S WIT MEETING. Pi TIons'. am I PRICE.& Alb ?? Ghlorria ?? 6 t 02 Om C0ryrAX H1URDLE. Crofter ?? U r Atkinson ?? 7 to 4 on HiUNiTlRA' FLIT RIU t Loadoner ?? I Owner ?? 3 to 1 agsb , TAMLY-RO HUNtTERS. 11 Eganit ?? b IOner ?? l aget TC Crofter ?? ?? ?? ?? 4c Hn Ben Bolt ?? ISensiar ?? 6 to 6 nges Tne above prices nras Identical ...

... NOTES A ND ANTICIPATIONS. None of the racing of the past fewr days need be 7 alluded to in detail, for, intereoting as itwas in n some respects. it was not of the best qualitv, and a in view of the enormous programme for next q week, even ii it bad been, space would not admit. of its being reviewed at length. This feature of a the running has, beyond doubt, been the very satiS- t factory ...

... SAkTUR.DIAY'S FOOTBALL. FVANSflAI%NEVP'ORT. - it in-tl 1103, %i-ac-i between tiese two Il- se~ a-k la-x- ati t-he St. Helen's Grounid,I Bar-i ci nit Saur-lay alt -rntoon. Tile respectiveI fornm ol tlliiI to Itrims~ tvas, ci co-urse. hthe S Ljij~c5 'IF ;I gl i0t tr .i f di versity of opiuion I ~-ant a-'i I ai cc xv-. ad usas- Il t., ?? e oha ices in r leI ase ci thiU-, beijj ft. ciiywere a ...

... ISPORTING ITELLEN i I , ?? I I I I VSPORTSMAN AND SPORTING LIFE7 ?? AUT-HENTIC STARTING P3R1C LEICE-STER RACE MEETrING. L HORS. j ISSESI Spr fasca.. Spaslng 5 QUALIF-YING lie'xTF18', 31 The Abbess, ?? 5 to lag;. b to l ag 1 QuoINi OPENs HOIURLE. Sbrivenhamn. I Niglititigall. I lb to B ag 15 to S ag U MACPPRlLCY IANnIcAP. Ti ?? IH. barkcer _ 1 5 tolagj S to lag SzLrLLXrze HuxvaaS'. ?? I ? ...

... THE7E U1THVYEIRS37TY BilGAT L9A©L~ T i Y i'l . RIDG rjjn '-he nnlunll contest ?? the ?? oarsmen of the Universities of Oxfordl ?? CErn- C I bridge' was decided on Saturdiay, over the usual S | couse, from PinDey to Mortitakse, and ended in a hollow- in f'or Cambrdge, vwho vvere eight lengths i a2ad at the inish. The follow1ing -were tha e vweighrts of the cvrews- t O FO1'}D. st lb C F. C. ...

... CRICK ET, iNAHInIE V. AUSTRAUrANS . C Tbn A Autral ian n hegeti their, tbeel'' Ii islbal at Man- r ee Thursd in fslue veather , before several X. ltaeariind pepttes Cliartlita and BI,,cliltm stea d antt, [tie letivr tihr,,li all illyi ' Y ric ecliii at Shelltnid. Tie T b Ausramlians start ared ?? i5atrlaSIM, antd tiaell oIl, for A1 3i6. Lasniketire ti:ei ?? a i.cad w enhen stms w re . drawn ...

... CRICK ET. OXFORD UNIVERSITY V. LA&NCASHIRE. in cold. boisterous weather Play was colittiassed sit '~Oxford on Tuesde3.Is tnirefirst aver, wit thbe total ass- rs alee ehin as caught at the vvtaker., and aftere seineefree hitting the irrningascloned. Lqsucaehtria. inthe formidable milesrity of 136 runs, began their aecndai irrerirgs at eevL iinsesuc to cite, Ilorirhy atir Barlow fscirg ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGiENCK MAN1CHESTER SUMMER MEETING. YESTERIDAY. VT] IntI '.f1 XowBLfxY STAXES lot 0 saves eaob, with 50 henij added; for two year olds; colts, 8st 101b; fillies plic, Slid geldingii, Sat 71b; the winner to be sold for mr. 100 socm If for 80, allowed 51b; If for 5O, 911b; I~c n If for 40, 141b. Straight half - nile. due Louias, 7nt 71b, ?? 1 Brassey, 7st01 ?? Aroher 2 Shorediteb, ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENT. . jOXEOt75fl5 } P nsorEsulriiE, EOUTs-FiduLy, terbeston Gate-11 . I yV N i;iA_-AYriday, Trosarchi-10.30. a On Wednesday the body of an infant was founad y in Box Tunmel, on the Great Western Railway. t It had eridently been thrown from a passing a train. e The executor of the late Mr. Noble, the eminent s sculptor, having in his possession a bnst by Mr. Voble of the Right ...

... ?? ImnN~ dA 1. - w I L'T RETM G..-S ATurr.Ay , t CROYDON INTRPATIONAL HOXRDL ELCE. 10 to I aget Beger, 5 yra, llt 121b o d 100 to S - Lord Lincoln,5yr.,l06tT1b,o li t4 7 - SCarp eued, 1'mt, o £ 10 to a - Nrieet. 6 yrs. ICst 101b, t & o 25 to I - Knight of the Bath, 5 yrs, iet 41T'. t LINCOLW PAN~DICAP. B Run Wedniesday. March 27, . 10 to I agat Sidonia, 4 yrs, 7at 41b, t 10 to 7 - Taseel, 5 ...