... OCTOBER. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Biggar (Open) Scotland ?? Mr. Nightingale.. ?? 2, 3, 4, 5 The Border, Berwickshire ?? Mr. Usher ?? . 15,16,17 NewmarketClub,Cambcidgeshire Mr. A. Dalzell ?? 22, 23, 24, 25 North Berwick and ?? Mr. ?? 22, &C. Market Weighton, Yorkshire.. .. Mr. MIGeorge ?? 22, 23, 24, 25 Wiltshire Champion ?? Mr. Nightingale 22,23,24,22,26 Socth Lancashire lSouthport) .. ? ...

... I (Continued from pqag 12.) -The following Cricket Matches were in type last i. e, I, but for want of room compelled to stand over .his publication.] ZINGARI v. ELEVEN GENTLEMEN of Leicestershire. - 'iT no. or-1P of the most extraordinary matches which t: ijeun f ?? l ian. y ao inriv year. For the number ge ?? it ?? be difficult to find its equal, and ?? was hgot of an itlierior cliss. will bo ...

... I I HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. SEPT. 15 morning 41 min. past 8 afternoon 21 min. past T - 2 ?? 10 41--.44 ?? 10 17 ?? 2 ?? 58 ?? 11 ?? 0 . ,. 12 . ?? 25 ?? 1. 19 .. 48 . ?? 12 ?? I9 ?? 20. 29 ?? I. ?? 47 ?? I 21 ?? 4 . ?? ?? 2 REGATTAS AND MATCHES TO COME. SEPT. 16.-J. Radford and C. Buxton, to row on the river Trent, Nottingham, for ms a side. I9.-RiChmond Junior Amateur Regatta. 20 and 21. ...

... SPO&TING INTELLIGENOE. T. S TT BSAXLL'S. MowND -Ths only horses mentioned for the Great York. shie Hedinp ereMinimum, The Castle, Pest-tempore, and on them the outlay was very small, A question as to Cloth- worker'as qualidcation, arising out of his having been named by a defaulter for bets. has for the present checked any dispo- sition to back him. For the St. Leuer, several hundreds were ...

... | MATCHES TO COME. SEPTEMBER. 16.-H. Downard and a Novice, 200 yards, 2 a side, at Bays- water. I 6.- G. Beesou and W. Bishop, 440 yards, 5~ a side. 16.-Motintjoy and Thomas to perforrm the Kentish Town feat, the former giving five minutes start, 550 a side, within ten miles of Plymooth. .(fTrhr re) 16.-G. Barton (of Walworth) and S. Smith (of Tuonham Green), one mile, 4 a -side, Wandsworth ...

... I MATCHES TO COME. Monday, September 16, ?? Elevenof England agst Sixteen of Sussex. d September 16-copenhagen Ground agst the City Groun . September 18, at the Oval-Kennington and Epsomn Clubs. eondaY, September 23, at Loueth-The Eleen of England agts Nineteen of Louth Club (with a bowler given.) d Monday, September 30, at Birmingham-The Eleven of Englan agst Twenty-two of Birmningham. EL:Si ...

... DONCASTER RACES. - THE PARSON Clique and the Upset. If the black coated and white cravated gentry were not absolutely impervious to common sense, resolved to shut their ears against all reasoning, and blind as moles to the progressive signs of the times, they would not continually place themselves in antagonism with general opinion, and persevere in their fierce crusade against the harmless ...

... THlE THOUSAND MILES 1V's3 MATCH, James Searle3, the Leeds pedestrian, has cot;b little more than oneasixth of his task. U lan iys the Liverpool Mercury, he had waZ Ols hu red and seventy-six of the thousand miles nich ee ndertaken to walk in a thousand hours. y the itions of the match which Searles first unde9k Co ras no stipulation as to what period of the he ras to be performed, and had ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. SEPT. 24.-Madden and Hoiles (the Spider), 025 a side, London. 24.-Eden and Ensor, :615 a side, Birmingham. 24.-Aaron Jones. and Bob Wade, 25 a side, London. OCT. 14.-'Nflity and Willday, s25 a side, Birmingham. ?? and Brown, 25 a side, London. 22.-Young Trainor and Jemmy Herbert, 25 a side. 22.-Collins and Sayers, 25 a side, London. 22.-Herbert and Trainer, 25 a side, London. ...

... RADCOLIFFE :IRACES. I MONDAY. The HeATON PARS STAKSe of a soya each, with 25 added; the second horse to save his stake;' one mile. (4 subs.) Mr, Heaseltiste's Unity, 2 yes, Sat ?? Dobbs I Mr. Heldforth's Romance, 6 yrs, get 41h ?? . 2 Mr. Smith's Gulliver, 4 yrs, Sat 12th .. a Mr. Pedley's Lady Speedy, 3 yrs, 7at 41h ?? . 4 Bettiag-5 to 4 On Unity, who won easily by three lengths. ?? Two YEAR ...

... PROGRAMME OF THE DONCASTER I Meeting TUESDAY, SEPlTEMER 17. The FITZWILLIAsl HANDICAP STARES of 5 sovs each, with So added ; for all ages; one mile. The CHAMIPAGNEC STAKES of 50 soVS each, h ft; for two year olds; colts, 8st 71b; fillies, 8st sib; the owner of the second horse to save his stake; Red House-in. Newman Noggs Breba Scandal b c by Kremlin, out br f by Bay Middle- ?? ?? ton, out of ...

... TATTERSALLS, THURSDAY. GREAT. ?? IRANDICAP. a to 1 agst Strongbow 5 - 1 agst Mark Tapley 7 - 1 agst Minimum S - 1 agst The Castle ST. LECER. Even on Voltigeur X to 1 agst Piteford. a -1 agst Windischgratz 9 - 1 agst Bee Hunter (taken) 1E- 1 agst Cyprus 25 -1 agst Chatterbox 30-1 agst Miarchioness ?? CESAREWITCsc. 230 to 1 ?? Knight Errant 30 - 1 agst Legerdemain CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND V. ...