... HUNTING APPOINTMENTL I1UXNTI24 ArrUk n-*1-r Mr. MENtELL INOGLAI'S Hounds will meet on Thursday, Feb. 28, at Swarkstone Bridge. Saturday, March 2, at H0oarcrosS. h Tuesday, - 5, at Kedleston Inn. d Thursday, - 7, at Radbourn. r Saturday, - 9, at Swarkstone Bridge. r At a quarter before eleven. e r The DoNsNGTON Hounds will meet on o Friday, March 1, at Cavendish Bridge. Monday, - 4, at Clifton ...

... ASIIBOURN STEEPLE CHIASES. I ., n 0 a},, 'I'hl ?? nv 1 I.th ornnt. Thege annual aces cameoff onl Ihursdny, with grant success, on the Dove bl codow s, near Okeover, the grournd ibeug dry and In ex. celleit condition. The day inas beautilfully fine, and avsgt concourse of spectators assembled to litneils the sport. it FIRST RACE. A Swcepstaa of ionseach, ith311 ore added, Four mille. Open to ...

... DE I DERBY STEEPLE CHASES& HURDLE RACES, These events, which took place yesterday (Tuesday), on the New Race Course, Nottingbam-road, Derby, as passed off with great eclat. It has been usual, as many m of our sporting readers are aware, for a number of years, at nt to hold these Spring Meetings at Swarkeston, but, from a in variety of circumstances, last year's sport was the con- m eluding ...

... Ilkeston, April 10th, 185U. - --A IA - ?? -And borset oaI { The Farmers Plate-of-50 rov;. and 0to the second borae F four. yr.olds llat8b, five l2st. ?? and aged 12,t 81b; nsares silowed Blb; heats, two miles, to be ridden by farmers or their sons; was Won by i Mr. Larralt's Granby (Massey), beating Alites WhitefOOt, Midnigbt. a The Cull, end Jenny Lind. The Belvoir Castle Stakes of 15 soave ...

... lind ?? 'Wednesday last thse members of this club ,opened the , campaign for the year I 820, by playing a game of cricket on coIII the Holmes Cricket Ground, by two elevens chosen out of of ii the club, and it will be seen by the annexed score thust some dlesr very tine play was exhibited, anod we do not doubt, from thle be I fact Ot thiS club having in it30 good playerS, that it will he ...

... HEAXOIL VERSUS HYSON GREEN. On Whit-Monday a very interesting match was played at Reanor, between the above mentioned places. The play in all departments of the game was splendid, and afforded a rich treat to the lovers of cricket assembled to witness it. The bowling and fielding was so superior that, notwithstanding the scientific batting which was displayed, it was exceedingly difficult for ...

... EPSOM RACES, TUsSDAY, May 8. The Craven Stakes of 10 soave. each, with 40 added, Was won by Mir. Holt's Coilingwood (Flatmsn), beating Mr. Powney's Kathleen and Sir G. Heatcote's colt by Sir Herculea-Dark SUsan. The Wuodcote Stakes of 10 soys. each, with 100 added, was won by Mr. J. Clark's Marlborough Buck CWhttehonuse, ?? the Duke of Richmond's Buckhound and SirJ. Haiej'Sdirgtnsr. The Manor ...

... DEBySHltE AOAINST LEICESTERSHIRE. A very agreeable match was played on Moknday and Tues- day (yesterday), on ?? Cricket Ground, between the Derbyshire and Leicestetshire Clu bs,'which terminated in thle success of the latter, as will be Sen by the SUbjoined score. There was a great deal of good play on both sides, but the Derbyshire gentlemen were unfortufate in their second innings. 1st ...

... ASCOT RACES-TuESDAY. T'he Trial Stakes were woet by air. W. Stebbings' Flatratcher, beating the Doke of ItiRtland's Nissa, alid Major Martils's tlondwtte. Tbie Sweepstakes of 50 soave essCe, Were ?? by Lord Chesteifield's Brother to Drakelow, Ieatisg Ginervci aid Olympinl. The Ascot Derby Stlakes were won by Corertina, beating Glilite al Callurn, Utrecht, Mouliton and Valeistiee. The Ascot ...

... IDEIRBY TOW N CLUB V. NOTTINtGIiAM CO3IMERCIAL CLUB. and In consequence of this match being finished too late on men Tuesday in last wecli to enable us to supply our readers with its I particulars, we only inserted in our last week s paper thc result to of the score, shewing that the Nottingham Club were vic- plac torious, with seven wickets to spare. poll Tue match wvas a most interesting one ...

... ,AND ?? 22 oF Dpitrysxi It ELEVEN OF ENIGL.AN D ov. 22 OF DEitDvsSilRl.-We are in- formed that this cricket match is at length fixed to take place on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the 5th, 6th, and 7th I days of August next, on the Holmes Ground, at Derby. y This match is to be played for the benefit ?? Winfield, i. who has been the bowler to the Derbyshire Club for 15 years; and as the ...

... Li . XLIvFarOOL ANI) 15UJLTON ON-TRENT5. fi . This match commenced at Liverpool on Monday the 8th ] a instant. The Burton men first took the bat, and the eleven 1 y were disposed of for a score of 87. Mr. Garnett played i spiritedly and well, and in running up his score of 25 made o e two fours and a three lilt. Mr. Leigh llayed steadily, but not i so torcibly as is his custom. lr. Langton's ...