... BATH AND SOMIERSET RACES. These races commenced on Tuesday on Lansdown, and under circumstances as to weather the most favourable that could he deslrcd. Thiefollowvin~is areturn of the running:- The Lansdown Trial Stakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, with £50 added; 3.yrs-old, 7st; 4-yrs-old, Set 71ba; 6-yrs-old, 9et; S-yes-old and agmed, Ost 3lbs. One mile. Mr. .a.(olt's Collingwood, aged .. ...

... soIE -T. ALL EqIuGuAND-.SPRNG MATKESn. The All England Eleven commence their Cricket season with the following Spring matches. It will be seen by the subjoined list, and the places likely to be visited, that they have a good deal of work cut out for them. Tuesday, April 30, at Carlisle-The Eleven of Eng- land against Twenty-two of Carlisle and district. Monday, May 6, at Edinburgh.-The Eleven ...

... SPORTI.N-(J. ISTELLIGENCE. + TATTERSALL'S-MOONDAY. The betting on evelntst btol line off pri' r ?? i .;n ; us to refer to a. chauge itt the positiotis of the tot, idii.1 for the Two TIhousanid Guilleas stake; Pit fool as t I sf ow, having been deprived oftlie 'lttIlliertill IIV 1'flit.'. - whom aI large suit teals lahi ?? at I to 2, 2t ,adCt .f .erity lettII g, if not itn II ca t Ia' ?? ...

... . ,Sporting IntcWynce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Aa'L 16. The betting throughout the day was solely upon the Newmarket Handicap, for which the fluctuations were too numerous to moen- tion minutely, and would be of no utility to repeat, as the ratce is already decided; the closing prices, however, averaged as below. quoted. Cheerful, who was yesterday supported freely at 3 to 1, receded ...

... £P~iiT 7''I USP OR FlNG. : NORTHAMTTON AND I YTCHLEY HUNT RACES.-YxsrePD^A T4LLx-Ho STAICXa (hmtdcap) of 1( so,. each, 4 ft, dA 25 ade~ed 2Wilti. -4auko. Mr. Price's L lalor 6 y°r, flsf7lb ?? (Captn Broad)Ij j Mr. Pettifer's The Lest Forester, aged, Ilkt 71b(Cp ite 2£ 6 to 4 on Legislte.' Won by a length and a baLl. ?? STAXBB Of 10 SOTS. each, n4 60 sdLde& 1 mile. 11 subs. I Duke of ...

... SPORTING ?? WE. ?? - I JOHNSTOWN (COUNTY KILDAIIE) S tEEPILE CHASE. TrUESD>AY, VTH z APRL,~. Stewarde-Fiancis L. J. Macl)nnnell, Edward Ledviieh and Francis Colgan, Esqrs. Judge-Thomas 'Iyrrell, Eeq These annual sports came off to day over the old and excel- lent Thsomastown course, which was in good order, and cou- tained about a secre jitmps of fair biunting charact'r. 'thC weather was wet ...

... ICROXTON PAnic B EETING. AvaiL 9 ANDE 10. Stewards: The Earl of Wilton; Marquis of Granby; and Lord Forrester. Judge: Mr. Robert Johnson, of York. Starter: Lord Forrester. Clerk of the Course M~r. John Day, Melton Mowbray. Th0is opla r meeting commenced on Tuesday last, and is always considered as a sort of a wind-up of the Leices- tershire hunting season, and from its close proximity to ...

... SPORTJLNG INTELLIGENCE. REGATTA AT TAI5RIN TAIN.-We understand that tbis beautiful little lake will, during the summer, be the scene of a regatta, to be confined chiefly to boat racing for prizes to be raised by subscription. Severpl gentlemen, resident in Brampton, have eirated them. selves into a committee, and are actively engaged in raising subsoriptions and making the necessarv prelimi- ...

... I TH'7: :ESOM SPRING MEETING. Stewards: SirSG. Heathcote, Bart., Sir Joseph Hawley, Sort., Lord Stanley, and the Earl of Glasgow. Clerk of the Course : Mr. Henry Purling. Judge: Mr. Clark. Starter : Mr. Hibburd. The Great Spring Gathering on the Downs came off on Thursday, a day specially set apart by the Metropolitan sporting men as aL higis holiday, in honour of the Licensed Victuallers ...

... NITTX NO At EGOWHESTr. TUESDAY. The betting throughout the day was solely upon the Newrnarket Handicap, for which the fluctuations were too numerous to mention minutely, and would be of no utility to repeat, ss tbe race is already decided; the closing prices,'howitever, averaged as belowif quoted. Cheerful, whro was yesterday supported freely at 3 to 1, receded to 7 to 1, and wias entrely ...

... ,BATH AND) SOMERSET RACES.-WEDNEBDAYr. ,DYXHAK PAnRK STAKES, of 16 8soy each, 10 ft. and 100 iadded, for 3-yr olds. One maile and a half. (11 subs). ,Mr. Gannon'sfleicooru, 8st lolb ?? Sharp) 1 ,Mr. Jeokias's'Miss L~arkaway, Sot ?? ?? (A. Day) 2 , Mr. Howler's The Monk, 8st 51b ?? 3 M^r. H. V. Fo:'s Taunton Dean, 8st loib . (S. Rogers)5 4 6 tO 2 on Deicoon, who won by four lengths. Run in 2 ...

... SPOTiNVG NI'NELLIGENVCE. ICILBEGGAN (CO. AVESTMrIATH) RACES-AwgI, 15. Stewards-J. Locke, 3I. Kelly, W. Codd, anS 11. D. Co~gan, Esqrs. 'I'bese sports came off over Loughnagorre courset, in the neigh- boul-hood of Kilbeggae, and presented nothing Rovel. The at- t.ndance was ciielly composed of peasautry. The two events annouziced were this decided:- Challenge Cop, value 40 gs, with 20 gs added. ...