... O On Friday last, the usual annual regatta and land sports meeting I of the Loctgoilhead Regatta Cilb was held at this retired and 5 delightful watering place, under the management of William Hut- i chison, REsq, Commodore, Charles MI'Laren, Esq., treasurer, and l the Directors of the Club; dii of v oioum icrd unceasing in their i efforts to add to the amusements and heighten the enjoymernts ...

... GWKB.-- -6liekl UKT. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. FIFTEEN OFSHEFFIELD. On Tuesday this great match was resumed, and in the course of the day, so attractive did the proceedings prove, that the good folks of Sheffield, and from many miles around, crowded into the Hyde Park-ground. Something like 12,000 individuals had gathered together to gaze upona the ?? of the day. There was some fine batting ...

... SPIRJING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSA LL'S-TiURaSDAY. THE GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 9 to 2 agst Captaitb Hervey's Strolighow (taken) to 1 Mr. eesou's The Castle 8to 1- A .r W IdS Postell) pore (t 10 to 1) Evenon Lord 1vZ ende e 12 to 1- Lord Sta-ley's riei (taken) 1200 to 10 eah air pars Clotbworker 'taken) Strden o wa backed for between three and four hundred pouirs 't to2,and thle odds afterwards ...

... ZbJe Zl!urf and other 'tPorting 41ebus, WARWICK RACES. TUESDAY, SEPT. 3. The FOAL STAKES of 10 eo0V each, with 25 added, for three year olds. Once round and a distance. Mr B. Austin's Migs Judy Macan, Sat 41b (Marson) 1 Mr E. R. Clark's The Old Commodore, 8sat ?? 2 The RACING (Selling) STAKES of 5 sove each, and 26 added for twY6 year olds and upwards Seven furlongs. ,Ir Edwards's Hind of the ...

... CRIcOKT.-Last week, an excellent match was played on the Northumberland Ground, between the gentlemen of that club and the garrison, with P. Smith given; and on Monday last, the return match came off; both games, as will be seen by the ?? score, were in favour of the Northumbrians. The band of the,33rd regiment, by the kind permission of Col. Blake, attended on both occasions, and delighted ...

... CRICKlET. PORTSrMOUTH v PORTCHESTER CASTLE. The return match between the Portsmouth Borough Club and the Portchester Castle Club, was played at the East Haunts Ground, Southeca, on Tuesday last. The followin, is the score:- PORTSMOUT11. A. Andrevws, o Cooper ?? . 23 Ballard, hit wicket ?? 5 Jeram, c Gates ?? ?? Hodge, c Russell ?? ?? ?? ?? 6 Davis, c ditto ?? ?? ?? ?? 4 Pablmer, b Crimable ...

... LINCOLN RACES-THURSDAY. s The Revival Stakes, of 10 sovi each, 6 ft, with 25 added, for two-yr-oldq ; colts, 8st 71b; fillies, 8st 4lb-winners once to carry Sib ; twice, 51b extra. Horses having started twice and not won, allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold for 75 sovs. About half a mile. Mr. Williamson's Hippogriff .. ?? (G. Oates) 1 Lord Ranaliffe's Palais Royal ?? 2 Mr. J. Scott's Presto ?? ...

... -- ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. FIFTEEN OF SHEFFIELD. On Wednesday morning this match was resumed, and brought to its conclusion in favour of the Eleven, by two wickets only. Sheffield continued their second innings until they had marked up 104 runs, whereby they placed their oppommeuts in this position, that they had to obtain 83 runs to tie, or 84 to win. The Eleven accordingly went to time ...

... SPORtTING INTELLIGENCE. WARWICK RACES. Ali C- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3. or The FOAL STAKES of ll sovs. each, wilth 25 added by the Race Committee, for 1o041 o0 147. Mr. B. Austin's f. Miss Judy Macan ?? ( Marston) 1 Mr. E. ft. Clark's br. c. The Old Commodore ?? ?? A- The Oid Commodore, the favourite, took the lead, and coss- se tisued it till reaching the distance chair, running in. when o Alias ...

... ,*porting IntelligpCe. ? . .- ? ? - -- BETTING AT. MANCHESTER, FicDni, SEPT. 6, P The betting upon al evento was quite aaead letter untihlate in the afternoon, but afterwarde some business was done, It was, however, chiefly limited to two horses for the St. Leger, and re- C qoires nothing more than a mere quotation. We have, th refore, C only to add the following as current pricesg- - GREAT ...

... Ib Op o - Amm ?? ( i 'McoaP ftSk8 if'8'6Xv.-'19_A1 ' th! zaeAt.- A. ansd;atht**eff mi 1twoii bats I by a br,. ,, olloa,&e,n+7st 1016 (Beek) ;~ beig~gT~r, Ea- .'in t-fdh lck Hai~146Awp ?? h 26l mp.eii '1zrn-ekiotu 4t~u'inten O tog a tCMW sOOP g mqds#q'eek 'te itetdii; e f ~i ?? f o b~~OX4 ~ ~ to thet unudlt ?? elexclkxiaanpeciaitkiii ill Iyeathe ayies , is ajwarhof tile fo' flonec y , ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE TATIT'ERSALL's. -TauizsDA'i. Even on Lord Zetlatid' Voltigeuir (field for ctioicc) 0 to 1 agot Mr. Hill' aPIitsford. 9 -1 -Lord E afields Bechunter (takenit 20 -I1 - Mr. Edwards ets Boliegbrokc f ha. & aft. qij, ,o- I1 - Mr. Marphy' Cruiskeen colt '30- -I -Mr. Wattts's Chatterbox (rake 25 to 1) '30 - I -3Mr. Jacques' Mildew (taken and art. sfirted, 05 - I -Mr W alls' ...