... I' ~I , I :YORk' AUGUST MEEITING. WEDNkESDAY, AUGUSr 18.> Sweepstakes f' BovSav each. ;One mile es la 5narter. ~M aubb. con Mr. FURIntoff'a Thes Rpepe~r,,4'yrs, 7st 4lb ?? (Wells)I I Mr. Carter's Parmee's Boy; 3 yrs, 7st ?? 2 Ca Mr. W. Hale's Merry Peal, 4 yre, Sat 71b ?? Ca E Trhe following aleo started :-Lord Zetland'e Radulphue,te aged, Sot 121b ; Mr. .Jaques's Vivandiere, 4 yzs. Sat 5ib. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEINCE.I NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE RACES. Stk TUESDAY, JUNt 22. 50 I The TRIAL STAKES of 5 sovs each, and 20 added, two year uD olde 4st 41b, three 7bt 41b, four Set 7.b, Rve Oat, six and 15 aged Oat Sib. The winner to be sold for £200, and the ltf seeond to save hfs stake. T. Y. C. Nice subs. 126 Mr. Morris's Happy Joe ?? (Basbam) I 50 Mr. Giil's Shamrrek ?? 2 2 Mr. T. Lilter's ...

... SPORTI'ING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. TuzsDiAY, MiRAhd 7. The TRIAL STAKES of 7 soy8 each, 3 ft, with 30 added, for three yr aids and upwards. T.Y.C. Mr Ewbank's Snowdon Dunhil', 4 yre ?? I Mr MNrrir's Eulogist, 4 yr3 ?? . 2 Mr Moreley'e Romeo, 4 yrs .3 M. T. Cunningham's The Jeweas, 3 yrs . . 4 Lord Wiltol's c by Cutberstona-Duchess of Lorraine, 3 yrs 5 Snowdon Dnnbiil made ...

... I q?v.orttno futelligence. EPSON RACES.-TUESDAY. to r The rmcing to-day was for the most part excellent as the fol- fg loigdetails clearly show; the course was lie exc;ellnt condi- anog tion;the company, of whicih there was a tolerasbly strong .In muster ninthe enclosure, consisted of the leading patrons of the i turf, and the regular bookmakers. a The CRAVEiN STAR~s of 10 sOyE; each, with S0 ...

... i -- = ttI t POST-OFFICE HOTEL, MANCHESTEn, TumSDAY. t All the members having gone to Chester, it will be a blank P week here. NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. I FRIDAY, APRIL 27. 1 THE NEWMiAaiLRT STAXES or 50 SOvs. EACKL-De Clare, 1; d Polydore, 2; Icarus, 3; Hazel, 4.-Betting: 11 to 8 on De Clare, 5 to 2 agst Polydore, and 9to2 agst Icarus. Hazelmade ]I the running at a gooi pace to the T.Y ...

... 1;6portinq Intelliffente. BZ1'ING AT MANChESTER', WEDNESDAY, The few investments that were made to-day did net Indicate any material change in the betting. Alice was backed for the Cesarewiteb Stakes, to win about £1,300, at 100 to 3; and 1,600 to 30 was taken about Muscovite ; 40 to 1 was taken about his stable companion, Boer, against whorn 60 to 1 would have been taken to money. 1,250 to 50 ...

... ON THE IROMAN BATHE AS APPLICABLE TO TRAINING RACE. oeJM;3b58. BY THE HON. ADMIRAL ROUS ! (Abridged from the April number of Baily's Magazine of Sports and Pastimes.,) The most wonderful discoveries have lately taken place in every branch of science, and the most extraordi. nary inventions and improvements in every item con nected with the luxuries and the comforts of uankind. , general ...

... ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND v. TWENTI. TWO OF HULL AND DISTRICT. The match between these two clubs commenced on Monday last and terminated on Wednesday, the heavy shower of rain on that day bringing the spores to an abrupt finish. The playing on the part of the Hull gentlemen was extremely good, and no cricket playing could scarcely have been better than that exhibited by the All Englanders. The ...

... S-Plorto an? Vaotimeo. After the four-oared race on the 14th inst., in con. nection with the boat races at Halifax, a scullers' prize was contested for at Longueil. near Montreal. The only competitors were Henry Kelley, of London, and Robert Bagnall, of Newcastle. Kelley won by three lengths. The receipts at the Doncaster grand stand this year exceeded those of last year bv about £1,200, in ...

... $Porto any vatimez. On Tuesday Baron Rothschild appropriately named the Zephyr colt, this year's Derby winner, Favonius a -a Latin word which signifies a gentle wind, or Zephyr. The match between Coburn and Mace for the American championship, which was to have taken place in Canada on the 11th inst., but was stopped by the authorities there,. has since been fixed for June 2nd. A scullers' race ...

... The annual dinner in connection with this club tookm place on Tuesday evening, at the Albert Hall, in 'P Midland-street, when about 120 gentlemen sat down, under the presidency of Councillor W. T. Robinson. i The vice-chair was occupied by Councillor Stilling and the company also included Councillor J. Leak ! (president of the Hull Town Cricket Club), Councillors 1i Ansell and Toozes, &c. An ...

... ART THE ROYAL YORKSHIRE YACTIT CLUB REGATTA. The Corporation Pier was gay on Wednesday morn- ing with the throng of patrons of the Yacht regatta. This annual event has now become one which is looked forward to as a means of enjoying a pleasant trip down the Humber and of joining in the novelty of a dance aboard ship. This year the company was not so large as upon the last occasion, but amongst ...