... NEwiVIARKET RACES-YESTERDAY. The SiroOND-CLASS CESAIIEWITCH STAKIES (Handicap), of 10 Sops each, h ft, with 100 added. Two miles two furlongs 28 yards. 11 subs. Mr, F. Gretton's Antient Pistol, 3 yro, 7st 121b (G, Fordham) 1 Mr. Manser's Gordon, 5 yrs, 7st ?? (E. Scott 2 Betting-6 to 1 on Antient Pistol. Won by a neck. I'le HOSIE-BBED FOAL POST STArES of 100 ?? each, for two-year-olds; colts, ...

... ASOOT BRACHSYESTMDAY. An far as thia weatber is concerned, the prospects of a successful meeting at Ascot could not be inora promisiag, The picturesque surroundings of the heath and forest, and the bright greenery of the woodlands and shra'bberiea presented a most beautiful eppearauc in the rays of the Summer sun, All the South-Western trains fromi Waterloo to Ascot have been well filled, and ...

... FOOTBAiL. the CATHEeIAL SCHOOL V, RovBBS,-Thia ?? was vA- played on the Downs, on Saturday, and resulted in a Iud draw, in favour of the latter. Tno following are the Ip- names: - Cathedral Sobol - Grao3, Tarr, Sowter, be Pleasance, Worth, Wait, Nottb, CapenbuHet, Olaydon, ete Helmore, and Stevenp. Rovere-Heaton, Follwell, A. tee Wiles, E. Wiles, A. Oliver. H. Oliver, Parnall, Troup, 1at We]sb ...

... S 3BRITOL BICYCLE AND TRIOYCLS a CLUB 6PJRTS. 'or These sports which were to have been held on Sh 9aturday, but wvere not in consequence of the rain, came off lest night at the Stapleton-bridge grounds, In the tsi presence of a small company. The officials were tb Judge, Mry H. E, Spear; starter, Mr. D. Garner; clerks of of the course, Meesre. F. W. Golding, A, Soull, 0. W. of TDotman, and H. ...

... SPORTIN INT UENCE. . I ?? The Serou.GiH, SyTRgs of ID aovs- each 6 ft with 160 aadded for tore year olds; colts Bat 121b, flhl'es 8sBlb; the seconj to receive 20 ?? out of the stakes. Straight mile. 19 aubs. Mr C. J Lefevre's Hermitage, 9st 6ib . F. Webb 1 Mrilledworth's DeAMegtn Bat l01b_. . ?? Sowden 2 mr-B, Bobinnon' -North Nteinpe ist-7b-.. -. - . Osborne 3 Bettimg-lIveno Hoerwitle,. 6 to ...

... AuvR~ALTAIqRS v. 1-ORTE[ OFl NNUL&AIND, c D)EFEAT OF THE AUSTRA.LIAJN., not The North of England Eleven at Nottingham yester nec day galned a briilant- victory over the Australlano by bil 1li0 jius. OvernGIht, it will be remembered, the Clonlsauto :bad ?? jninge to play and 247 runs to gel to win, 00 Cooaldering the condition of the ground this task was a very Leavy one, but the Australians ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGHENE. LONDON BETTING. TUESDAY MIDNIGtlT. After the recognised hour of business, several Important cearges were effected upon the Lincolnshire Handicap in t he Lohdon Market to niwbt, when the custom of calling over the card was observed at one of the I sading snorting clubs. After 11 to 2 bad been taken about Bendigo 6 to I was forthcoming onnsequent upon a rush on Macheati, ...

... ORICKET, The return match between the Anetrallans snd Shaw's Eleven, who visited Australia last winter, ended at Kennligton Oval yesterday in a draw In favour of the Enalibsmen, CLIrTox VIcTonu 2ND XL v. Lvnlws8Toia -This match was played on Saturday, and resulted in an easy vletory for the former club by 30 runs, For the victors Hi Biebop bowled exesedingly well, ta[king five wickets for ...

... DPORTING INTELLJGMEOR. DERBY' RACES-SATDAY. - . LLEGxNURB Y HADICAP,, ?? RoseofYorlt . ?? ,, , 1 Wrinkle .. ,. .. 2 Baldee filly ?? ?? 3 Bunmblepuppy, Berm, mrsa fily, Ilahdiole, Elandker. cblefp Careless, and Hldest Mriss alo ran. Bettnge-9 to 4 aeat Handkerchief 9 to 2 at t Rosry of York, 6 po 1 agst Burmlesbpuppg, 10to 1 oaoth agat th o Ealde filly, WrIk0e Dnd the lna cm ly, 16 to 1 aget ...

... NORTH OF ENGLAND V. AU3TRALIANS. There have been some 40,000 persons prosent at tho three days' match between the above teams at Man- chester, which concluded on Saturday, but no one anticipated that the Colonials would be nearly defeated il ern inninge, as was the case, When play ceased on Friday night the Auetrallaus were in a minority of 135 rana on the first Innings, coud In the second ...

... RPORTING INTELLIGESOB. NEWMAARKET RACES-YESTERDAY. The TpuAL STAUIES of 15 sovs eahe, 5 ft. with 100 added; three- year-olds 8st Zlb, four 9st 91b, five, six, and aged lOst; the winner to be sold for 2000 sovs or carry 101b extra, if for 1000 sovs allowed'71b,if for 500 141b, if for 100 28ib- if five start, and the winner is not entered to be sold, the second to receive 25 sovs, R.M. (I mile ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENGIL L Ti SANDOWN PARIIK RACES-SATURDAY. HIANDICAP R1UIDLE-RACiE. ar Mr. A. Cooper's Beatus, 6 yrs, lst 91b (blIr. A. Covontry) 1 -; Mr. T. V. Morgan's Moira, 4 yrs, ?? 61b. (3 -. Jones) 2 S Sir W. Throclmorton's Attache, 4 yra. 11st Vit.. Adams) .3 Li Hermita, Dutch Organ Sweetbriar, and Macatoon also ranr Betting-9 to 4 agst Beatus, 3 to 1 agst Attache, 7 to 1 each a-st ...