... I RACING REVIVALS---STSTAMFORD. It is with much pleasure that, from information derived from Mr. Standwell, the Clerk of the Stamford Meeting (who ?? stands well with the patrons of these Races), we are enabled to state there is every prospect of this Meeting becoming one of first- rate importance. Although the Official Programme will not he published until the latter end of March or begin- ...

... 1 i MATCHES TO COME. JANUARY. ?? Edwards (the Staley bridge Novice) and S. Jackson (of Lusley), to run four miles, 25 a side, Bellevue. 29.-E. Ferguson and W. Newman, to wa!k seven miles, 20 a side. FEBRUARY. 2.-J. Nutter (of Leeds) and it. Grundy (of Manchester), 140 yards, 10 a side, the latter to have two yards' start, Belle- Tue. 2.-It. Sterling (of Newcastle) and ,X. Robinsor, (of Newton ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. JAN. 29-Joe Norley and Horridge, 25 a side, Manchester. 29t-Hoiles and Jemmy Herbert, 25 a side, London. Fan. 2.-J. Hayes and Nat Platt, 10 a side. 5.-t. Lane and A. Tiott, 25 a side, Birmingham. 5.-Bowey Taylor and Webb, 10 a side (in the same ling with Lane and Trot), 18.-Cowan and J. Watson, 10 aside, Birmingham. 25.-Breokes and Beeson, 5 a side and a purse, London. 25.-Rcw ...

... HUNTING APPOINTM:iENTS- (WEATHER PERMITTING) . Badsaworth-Tuesday, Marr Village; Thufrsdayt en. bridge; Saturday, Ringston Hill; a halast W oodt Beninck's, Lord Helnry-Monday, BrarstThursday, Tueaday, Panton; Wednesday, BardnleY husdy Carnton le Moreland; Friday, Somerby Hall; Saturday, Newbold Common; at eleven- Wednesday Church Bramhan-i-Monday, SCaTcreft Bar ; saturday, Stutton Fenton; ...

... OBSERVATIONs Or THE CHESTER CUP. Oftimne. when Pegasus seems winnilng, lie sprains a wing, and down we teud.-BYRON. The turn of Christmas brings us again to notice the great national sport of Racing, and invites us to the study of the Chase and the Leash. Shooting disappears, Steeple Casging is over, and the commencement of the Yew Year is looked to with great anxiety, on account of its being ...

... THE SPRING HAN3IICAPS. _ _ We doubt not Mr. E.. W. Topham, the public Handicapper of the Chester Cup horses, will feel as proud as a Durehess..of his laboars; and, certainly. when his'adjudieation of weights is com- pared with the monstrosities that have emanated from the secret inquisiticu of Handicapners, 'to beproud te roast. elsewhere. he has every reason tobe of his baning, and ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SPORTING TRICKS BY Mv1EN OF THE WORLD. I . - ?? Goonyint v. NA.THAN.-This was was an action, brought in the Westminster Coanty Court, by the plaintiff, a law student, agaiost the defendant, 'proprietor of the notorious night house, i3cle t the Waterido Coffee iaind Chop House, situate No. 7, Jermyn street, - Haymarket, to recover the suin of X-10, for money lent under the ...

... At the hour we-are writing, the final declarations of Acceptance, or rejection of the Handicapper's imposts,- for the different Spring Events, are on the point of being made. Hence conjecture can alone guide us this week in our remnarks, for it would be a waste of time to enter into any lengthened dis- quisition on the subject, when a few hours will place the results before our readers. The ...

... I 8TEEPL- CHA&ESw 1 COL I i STEEPLE cS~siS- 11.1' I : ?? | IFhe5'-Brm 'WestlKenhtwt o) ?? FeB. 18.- carmrtbentiirte (three), .First closed; ?? ?? CiciA;te of @ t*io! 6 * losed- FEi. 27.-Liverpool Grand National, Clese Maddstus I.-13ridgnov-th (three).;.tirsi andi'sectond close Feb' 12, * ?? B MAtcns T.-North of inkgland (two) . B.th l'etose Feb. 23. MAicu7.-Moretcm.in- arsh. MAuicr 7. ...

... BETTING AT TATTEurSALL' MONDAY. - j I 'rlhe Clhester Cup betting was verylieavy, andbrisk as far as a few animnals were concerne I lao, st pr61iii Whim colt, and reep-'o-day Boy being tle w a pd, but slan faoitrtes Fleinan stdbd next iii demail, but nent favotrites. ugea .&nlyes Tkle outhly towards the close hds friends evinceds helneakable as showu on the others was neither heavy nor ?? ...

... COURSING; MEETINGS TO COME.. -. Place. Judge. TimebofMeet. FEBRUARY. Ashdown Park, Berks ?? ?? 1e. Newmarket, Cambridgeshire ?? A. Dalzell ?? &7 Spelthorne ?? Mr Re J. Lawrence ?? Baron Hill (Sling) ?? ?? Altcar Club, Lancashire ?? Mr M'George . ?? 7. 8 Lytbam New Club, Lancashire ?? Mr Watson ?? 7. AvkeRichmiono,-Yorkshire . ?? -- . ConrberrneneNantwich, Cheshire ?? Dalelil ?? 12. North ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. ra. 5.-G. Lane and A. Trott, 25 a side, Birmingham 5.-Bowey Taylor and Webb, 10 a side (in the same ring with Lane and Trott), 18.-Cowan and J. Watson, X10a side. Birmingham. 20.-Baily and the Weatbromwich Sweep, 15 a side, Walsall. 25.-Raw and Hannigan, 15 a side, London. 25.-Brookes and Beeson, 5 a side and a purse, London, 26.-M'Mulkin and M'lntyre's Novice, 25 a side, ...