... SURREY v. CAMI3BRID)E UNIVERSITY. This match ?? euss edcnlddo 5tt~~,a St°Vn3°1v&IF 1X IC-qie and co8 Ilhaed Ol Sauray a lennton Oval, Why0 ls tc (Ounty, suffered assl easy defeat.' The orngwa ...

... I I o RACING NOTE S1. 1Since the Institution of the Mriddle Park, Plate the race has fnever brought out such a emall field ns this afternoon, when only seven competed. Tue form ...

... RACING NOTES,. Sport Was, ni I atlecpated provided at Newnmarket, the majority of the fleldl being well contested, The rain has made the ¢oing excaptionallY good, and If the quality of the sport had. ...

... SPOf-,TING INTELLIGENCE, RACING NOTES, Thore was a capitol sittonnslou at Alnxandra Patk&io e offero atar noonl, whreat onion very fair sport was vvitneoand. It woo chieflY of Interest to the spectato ...

... SPORTING INTELLI(GENCE SANDOWN PARK RACES.-YsM1'RDAY. In genial autumin weatheir ?? Parkc mccting was colij. meseno yesterdasy alturnoori, And1(; 55 usual, tlerii wats a largo andi fasiriocobie comrpa ...

... Poe ?? WARWICK KRAOES. -YESTERDAY. C1 lieu The meeting en the old temansn LandH,' If pet quite eo success- 'hI *,eful as usual, connot linentribintud to any lack of energy on ti ...

... A meeting of the General Committee of this society was held at the Midland Hotel, Birmingham. on Saturday evening. Mr. T. Clulee presided and there were also present Mess ...

... SATURDAY',S FOOTBALL. I orASSOCIATION FI{ULES. or Ir. ENGLISH CUP TIES. r SolAr, ?? ALLIANCE ?? RLEDoAet,--Thoses teamns iostaet Small Heliati), to playi rIP their iltow in the sixt~h risriler of the ...

... SPORTfNTG INTELLIGENCE, PACING SOTES. ro Mthe EDrron of M~e DAILY Posr. ?? Loifcstershire company must think itself par- f, itiarly fortunrlte thiat it was able to bring ofl its inset- ,on Thursday an ...

... GENTLEMEN v. PLYERS. Vary bright, plleasant weather favoured the second elay'S Play in .thle Geutlemoan v. Players, match, at KoiterrisgtonoOval, and someg capital crickelt was shown. 1'he Pl ...

... id ~~RACING NOTES, AThe c~onoluding day of thle Lichfield sneeting wan favoured with ly bright weathler ; but there swas again a cold wind, which is ileirncetoi conhsiomrbly fro ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE i I I RACING NOTES. The respect felt for the late Fred Archer am ongst- the patrons of eport was evident to-clay Ina the meagre fields eeen out at Liverpool. the largeet of whi ...