... SPOR7,l (; , INTELLIGENCE. ' DERBY lAE.W ~a~v Thle weather ?? very filie to-tliy, and thle assemblage Of bet, II people immnense. We Sutjoin l the return of thle sport, which R. was in the opjiniin of all racing men, excellent con, Th IaST tOACE. Hel g The Chatsworthi Stakes of' 50 sayse., given by hise Grace the thle d Duke of lDcvonsliire, aildid to a Handicap of lto sovs, each, iRe, 5 cove. ...

... TATTERSALLS.-MONDAY, Sept. 9. GREAT YORKSHIf HANDICAP. 5 to I agat nMr. Osbaldestnoi'es Dinimum (taken,andafterwards offered.) 7 - I - Dir. Meeson's the Castle. 8 - I - Mr. Woffenden's Poot-tam pore Thoabove eere the otly horsesmeiitioned, and on them theoutlay we avery small. A question as to Clothworker's qualification has for the present checked any disposition to back him. Sr. LEGER. It to ...

... DONCASTER, Wednesday. Last night a monster mecting of the inhabitants of this v town was held in the Guildhall for the purpose, according to the intention of the promoters, of hearing addresses delivered in depreciation of the evils attendant upon races in general, n and the Doncaster races in particular. 'The meeting was P convened by several clergymen and gentlemen of the town t and ...

... SPORTING ILNTELLIGENCE. LEICESTER RACES. These races took place oil Wednesday and Thursday last. WEDNESDAY. e The Belvolir Stakes ofbsovs.each, with 20 added by his Grace the Duke of Rtutland, woe won in a calter by Captain Broacdley's br g Squire of Biaiton, aged (Owner), beating Cogla and Fama. e I'e 'iTwo Years Old Stakes of 5 soya, each, with .0 added, for colts and fillies, was woai by a ...

... WI I(CSWOITUI CRIICKET IJLUB1.-ELEVEN PLAYERS AGAINST TWENTY-TWO TIRADESMIEN Or THE TO iVN. On ThorsdLay last this long talked-of match came ofld The day was beautiftlly fine and brought a large and respectab'e conour-e of spectators to Witness tble game. The twenty- two oere comprised chiefly of respectable trades n cn of the torm, some of them old players, vithi three memlbers of the club ...

... DONCASTER RACES.-TuoxnAY. The Fltzwillianm Handicap Stakes of 6 sovs. each, 60 added, 9 subs. One relile, ws won by Sir C. Mlouck's Vanguard, beating Gladlole, wl Pilgrim, Joc.o-sot, and 'ruth. i Sweepotakes of 1i0 novsa earch, for 4-yr-olds, was won by Sir J. n Haw'ley's Vatican, beatiog nova Jua h, ve The Champagne Stakes o50 Hovs. each, for 2 yr.olds, was won by et Sir .1. Ilawley'sfbyfBny ...