... -- I LivEcnYooL, SATURDAY EVENING. Hurdle Itace Handicap, Lifeguitrdsman or Stanton; City Steeplechase, Ciarina or Plunmicake. GRENiDON. MANCHESTER STEEPLECHASES, FLAT AND HURDLE RACES. 8ATURDAl, JANUARY 2. The 1RIAUL HlANDIOA' of 8 sacs. eacb, 1 ft., with 20 sova. neded If three run, for ei ages. Winners extra. About one Dile on the lat, 7 9 (car. 7st. 11 lb.) Mr. Ambroso e Contempt, 4 yra., ...

... I l ad LivEmoroon, TUESDAY EVENING. on To-morrow (Wednesday) will be the Royal Ifunt ib, Cup day, for which there are 72 subscribers, conse- quently a large field may be expected. The lot I. from which the winner is likely to spring_2ar Rosicrucian, Hermit, See-saw, Cock of the Walk, dt- Plaudit, The Hind, Lictor, Red Rice, Argyle, and Walmer. Standing two to beat the field, I shall le take ...

... COURSING FIXTURES IN MARCH. Name, Judge, Date. Scottlsb National ?? ?? 30, &c. Limerick Open .. Mr. Wsstropp .33. 31, &c. Inoe Blindell ?? . M., ?? 31. C APRItL. Seion Open ?? Mr. Welding ?? 1. 34tEEPLECHASE FIXTURES IN MAROCH. w1 gate ., 29 Husars(16th) . ?? 3 Ki gebliry . 29 Tivysteo ?? 31 Ohjpsto . 29 Cheshire Hunt ?? lii ArIer~ywC'owRapsy ?? 30 THE CHESHIRP HOUNDS WILL MEY T AT PLACB. ...

... TiNWAt) IRANRGE8 V. WFST DjetR.-Played on the ground of the former, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and reauited in an easy win tor the Rangers in on0 innings. Score- RANGERS, . Smit, b T. Glerve ?? .25 A. Cleaver, e Townsend, b HRankin .10 IV Arnott c Munro, b Hakin ?? 18 lt: Wells, b1 H. MOm ?? 4 If. Thompson, I H. Moss ?? 3 J. Owen e Townsend, b Rankin. . I te4, Wobster e Munro, b Hankin ...

... I . LrvEnRPOOL, SATURDAY EVENING. The meetings for the ensuing week are-.Margate (Mondlay and Tuesday) Warwvick (Tuesday and W9ednes(1ay), and Abingdon (Thursday a~ tendhridtey). The autumnlal gathering at Warwik will be the most attractive erent of the week. There are eight events on the first (lay, four of which are still unclosed. For the Leanmington Stakes (two miles), 14 of the 42 ...

... I ]BY TELUGRAnH.j SHRF.wsvuURY, THURSDAY NIGHT. The weather continuing splendid for the season of the year, a large concourse of people was again attracted to the course to witness the sport. 'The fields were geberally large, and the running good. - The following are my selections for to-morrow's elosed ?? Hurdle Btace, The Colonel Whitehall Steeplechase, Nun or Green- b6nd; Ylawkstone Welter ...

... ?? .. - RIPON ST. WILFRID MEETING. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. Redlbank Stakes. - hs'ter Tons 1, itector ?? Sfect Anne 3. 0rite1ns1 Great St. Wllfrid 1Handicap -Sister to l~ttle Agoes 1, King ot thle ?? 2, LiberI 31 Great Sarihr Nilt ireery Plate.-Woadhhts0 1, Rosa Panljiew 2, Ileetr 3 Feontalli s elling Stakes.-fTdy Allcash 1, Sleeping BeantY 2, Sorcerer 3. ln ,jnl fls2 isI Nesd' Platei.a-;.dy Z/etlttd ...

... WEST DRAYTON ANNUAL WHIT- SUNTIDE MEETING. MONDAY, MAY 17. Handicap Hurdle Plate.-Nannil I, Poleaxe 2, Good- fellow S. Selling Handicap Hurdle Plate-la Sorrentlna 1, Basquine 2, Lord Craven B. selling Stakes.-Sofflnka 1, Inheritor 2, Primula S. Flying Stakes-Flash 1, Spitfire 2, Claymore 3. Welter Cup.-Contempt 1, Plunger 2, Vabalatbus B. Whit-Monday Handicap.-Slowman I, Fltz-Ivan 2, ,luventl ...

... THE WIMBLEDON MEM'TINGI TUESDAY, JULY 1.4. The arrangements of the camp are now complete, f and, though n straggler or two mally drop in even to-morrow or the next (lay, the volunteers who mnean work are all here. The last finishing touches have been given to the tents, which outside look taut andl trim. and inside comfortable, not to say c luxurious. Even names have not been forgotten, and ...

... I it is very seldom tbat e y one ias can the s to f o the beat cricket player of his day-for, as in the case of Daft and Carpenter, a player may be perfect as a bataman but yet not be able to bowl, end vice vcrsd. But Mfr. W. (1. Glrace seems to be eaiually at home at batting, bo ling, and in the field. Hle has batted this season in 15 grand matches, and has gone to the wickets 241 timesH ...

... CARMARTHENSHIRE HUNT MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY (THURSDAY). Horses marked * are reported arrived. 1 45.-MAIDEN HUNTERS' PLATE Of 50 SOVS. Weight for age. About 3 miles. 2 30.-OPRN STEEPLECHASE (Handicap) of 10 sovs, earl, 2 ft., with 80 added. Winners extra. About 3 niles. Yr9 4 lb YrBotilb *The Admiral (ins. Queen of the Fairie, a 11 10 7nb x.) a12 13 lftn5 11 8 Frntiexiine.14 5e n) 6 ...

... EPSOM RACES.-TUnnAY. Craven Stakes.-Kalipyge 1, Coroner ?? Thirteen ran. Woodcote Stakes.-Commotion 1, Lambourne 2. Fifteen nan. Horton Stakes.-HRrdrop 1. Epsom Summer Handlcap.-Flattererl,Vindex2. Eightran. Heathoote Plate.-Fiacrow 1, Ceres 2. Five ran. Mitanor Plate-Rip Van Winkle 1. Tihree ran. Tun DaRsy DAY_-WiDDAY. Perhaps a larger concourse of People weS never witneesed on the DownF-not ...