... I -- _,-iNOTTiNGIHAI RACES-TJUESDfAY. In - -: -- a l 1. _ _ r.. _ - . ._ . ?? e . . ,. fllutsrr ?? tbAU5b-i:UI5SDAX. The Trial Staltes-Wynnstay 1, Beverlcy 2, Malta 3, Lustre 4. Wou by a head. The Sherwood Handicap-Ruvee 1, Kinnersley 2. Won by a lenath. The Csetle Plate-Ellen 1. Spicebox 2, Neophyte 3. Won by six lengths. The Nottinglsamshire, Handicap-Prince of Denmark 1, Calps 2, Rosasnond ...

... BATH RACES-TUESDAY. The Lansdown Trial Stakes-General Hess 1, Birdhill 2, Star of the West 5, Conqueror 4. 9 ran ; won cleverly by a neck. The Welter Stakes (Handieap)-Paul Clifford 1, Villager 2, Tonio 3, Egbert 4, Highflyer 5, Conqueror 6, Cockatoo 7. Won easy by tbree lengths. The Second Year of the Tenth Biennial Stakes-Olive Branch 1, Tolurno 2. 8 ran; won cleverly by three lengths. The ...

... I SPORT: XG;T:.GE. THE Yoss STEEPLE CASYs. -,These events will take plaoe on Wednesday in Easter week, A'riil 17, being the blank day ketween Durham and Catterick Bridge Racea.I T. Brown, with left Stochbridge on Fri- day for Wincheser wrehwiltanfor the future.I T. Day will succeed him with part of ?? lot, John Day having taken the premises and downs, for a term of years.-S i We (CGlow*worm) ...

... T XSPO I *f'EL'LdE'1, RIPON RACES.-MoNDAY. St. Wilfred Handicap-Sister to Little Agnes, 1;, IKing of the Fairies, 2; ,Liberal, 3.-Three rAn. Newby Hjandicap Plate Lady, Zetland, 1,; Jenny I Mills, 2; Miss Euclid, 3.-Sev enran. ;Red Bank Stakes-Master Tom, ,I; Hoctor, 2; Sweet Annie, 3.-Eighptran'.ii ' Foutntain Sellingg'Stak1;es-Lady~ Allcash, 1 Sleep-' ing ?? 2; orereror, 3. -Four ran. ...

... THE TUR.F. The Lady Elizabeth fiasco at Epsom, and the withdrawal of the Earl from the Derby at the eleventh hour are events that have not been allowed quietly to pass into oblivion. The Pal; Mall gazette has harped upon those strings, until it'has brought our great turf authority Admiral Rous, into the field with ene of his characteristic epistles. I He lays down several propositions :-lst, ...

... SU'OLTINu 1N I'lLIGENCE. THE TURF. We are on the eve of another Derby, an(I all the old excitemlent is cropping up. Even with non-racing men, the question generally is, W What's to win the Derby 1 will do miy Iet toanswer it, premlising that the field will be siesose'dtfrorm the following :- 1Preteder ?? Osborne. Pero Gomnez ?? WNel Is. Belladrul .Daley. Ladas ?? . tauc Perry Down lluunter. ...

... Id TalE EOLDERNESS FOXHOUNDS will meet on Friday id (to-day), at Nuriburnholme; Monday, at Wawne '_esday, at Holme River Head; i'hursday, at sbt Aldboroagh; FMiday, at Anlaby--lo. 4, it THEa EARL OF YARBOROUGH'S HOUNDS wil T1i et on lC Saturday, at Woo'ton Rall; Tuesday, at Rowshawn Yt Village; Wednesday, at Newsham .o tge: * ridlay y at Brigg Market-place; Saturday, at M *rket Rastn kt -ii. ...

... ?? . . ?? .. .a I AVorts ato Pastimes. at a; to 1, During the ?? h aonth a large number of fish have been captured in the waters under the jurisdiction of the Lincoln Associatiom, One of the best day's sport which ever came to our knowledge was on Friday in last week, when, it being a general holiday, several persons left Lincoln for a day's enjoyment at Bard-ney. The fish were well on the ...

... iiporto ant pasttmes. I ~ M. CRICKET. BBtGG X. F11ODINGHAM.-The return match between these clubs was playediat Frodingham on Saturday, the 19th inst,, wvhen Brigg was again victosioUs, beating their opponents by one innings and 80 runs. Saxelby batted well for Brigg ; his not out score of 60 comprised 9 threes, 11 twos, and 11 singles. The bowling and fielding of the victors elicited ...

... 33OYAL YORKSHIRE YACHT CLUB. By a very large section of tie inhabitants of Hull and the R - Siding the annual regatta in connection with this p1-puia club is looked forward to with pleasure its one oi ib most enjoyable events of the seasun. Truth to tel, the attraction seems to centre not so much in the --tiling qualities of the clippers, which come rounJ to the lumiber once a year to ...

... ? ?? ? ? ?; ; - - ?? ; , : , . ?. ?, , , I ;ii . , lports ?anb Vaf imes.. . -- 1 7 ?l ? I I q . I I L 4 'A race for tbe C n s has been ?? -Sydney and wonby Tricett, who last yeaiculrrield off the championshipiof the Tbarm'es, hib opponent being Michael Rus,,, who Oh a previiaE occasiou lad besteo Trickettf- Te6latter, therefore, coneiders hiusef the ; cbhampiqn scu~llr ofthbe woerld. ,: ...

... - CRICKET. HULL TOWN V. REVELLERS. This two days' match, which was resumed on Satur- day on the Argyle-street grounds partook greatly of the character of a flasco. Some fine cricket was expected from the gentlemen players;, who, in the first instance, challenged the Hull team to a two days' first eleven match, but considerable dishppointment was expressed at the sorry figure which they cut ...