... BE3X3GEITON AUTUIMN MEETING. I Stewards: Sir C. C. Rushout, Bart., and Count Bathy- any. Clerk of the Course: Mr. M. Mannington. Hon. Secretary: Mr. Lewis Slight, JSun. In our last we adverted to the choice little Programme issued for a couple of days' sport, as a wind up of the sea- son in this fashionable anid most delightful locality, and e lieral arrangements of the railway company, in ...

... & PE TRIA-ISM.- I MATCHES TQOM4R OcTO0BER. Gru'd - o 28. J. Whsitehead, alias Clark of Qiliaba), sod R. Gud o I Manchester); 6o yards. 225 a side; Bellevue. Y 28.-Moseley anhd pinder, hail a mile, 10 a side, Hyde Park, Sheirreld. ?? CoillnsCOf Stocks Moor) and T. Clegg. (of Emley), roe yards, the tatter to bave two yardsestart, e25 a side, at Hyde Parkj, sheffield. . 28.-Coopecr sad Bowen 'one ...

... [AI. THE RImNG.. | ?? T6 cor49. Nov 5.-Conn5llY and Wedgebry, 10 aside, Brmlnlgham. Vs. 1.Chadwick and Coynle, -~10 a side, Birmingham. ?? nd Non, (,too a side, Londofl. Bt. s.-rmeanp ~ er aed Brunt, Hs2e a side, Manchester. LCon don. C:ONTESTl 1E;TW:E5N DANS COLEIlNS and Sayers, for ;50.-A Drawn batt6e. As neither has gained victory it would be sid erfluous to enter bere into any par ...

... A NEW GRAND STAND for- BRIGHTON ' 'Race Course. We have frequently stated that the wretched hovel on the Brighton Race Course, denominated the Grand Stand, was a disgrace to the town, its ricketty and tottering con- dition giving notice that unless pulled down ere long, it would save the committee the trouble, and. fall of its own accord. Our suggestions and those of our con- temporaries have ...

... PROGRAMME OF T-HE NEWMARKET I I u tlooughtoln etiug. M7ONDAY, OCT. 2. A HANXDICAP PL A TS of 60 sovs; for three year olds andupwards- Cambridgeshire Course. A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 25 sovs each; for three year olds and upwards; D.M. A SWREPSTAKES of I o sovs eacii; three year olds, 7st Gib; four, Sat 41ib; five, 8st slb; six and aged, Ost I sib; the winner to be sold for 60 sovs, if demauded ...

... I EPSOM AUTUMN MEETXING. TUESDAY. ' The EPsoe AuTUMNi HANDICAP of 200 soya (in specie) added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 ?? each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared, &c., on or before the 2Bth of October. age st lb age st lb Essedarius ?? 812 Mark Tapley ?? 6 3 Cossack ?? 6 8 7 Knight of Gwynne. 3 6 3 Old Dan Tncker ?? 4 S ?? ?? 6 3 Vampyre.. 6 712 The Monk ?? 6 3 Woolwich ?? 712 The Baroness ...

... 3ETTING AT TATTERtSAZLgS. FRIDAY. 4 to 1 has been taken about Loadstone for thee Cam- bridgeshire, and 6 to 1 about the Mountain Sylpb col for the Criterion. No other change of consequence. 3ETTflNG AT DIANCl3:ESTE3 FRIDA.Y. CAMIBRIDOESHIRS STAXES. 5 to I agst Landgrave (o) s0 to A agst Administrator: 17 to 2 - Italian(tsto1) (otered) 8 to I - Loadstone (t) s0 to ( - Docility(offrd) ioo to 7 - ...

... COUE:SIG liEEtINcS. OCTOBER. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Cockerham (Open) Lancashire.. Mr. Nightingale ?? 29, 30 Spiddal Union ?? ?? 29, So EverleyUnion(Amesbnry)Wilts . Mr. Nightingale.. 31,&Nov. 1, 2 NOVEMBER. Workington, Cumberland ?? Mr. A. Dalzell . 4, 5 Belford ?? 5 Barton-upon-Eamber Lincoln Mr. M'George . a 6, Midlothian (Open) Scotland .. .. Mr. Nightingale . , S llerhertstown, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENBE. HEREFORD AUTUMN MEETING. FRIDAY.-Free Handicap, of 3 sova each, and 25 added, gentlemen riders; professionals, 51b extra. Heats, once round. Mr. Watkins's Electricity, 3 yrs ?? (Enoch) 1 Mr. Carew's Buscot, 4 yrs ?? (Denman 2 Mr. Herbert's Plaintiff, 5 yrs ?? eaver 3 Mr. Oakeley's Streamer, ?? 4 Free Handicap, of 3 sovs each, and 20 added. Once round. Mr. Turner's ...

... ! orTiNG: vrI.ABOW OTAKac Of JAJ~IM . ~h, ht ?? thret.~ 'MWqars. of R. M. 8om~Snsg,~ernandez, *Jiro. tp tD Mkeloir, AThe Bled Sea;'The Seaiqnjn%* e by Mlaxi oat of ?? stgirertlbn, OArioato. 8' I3UT6o1' 200_ h ?? LoUr&~Olfdsn'e Qlot~l, Ist 7Th.. lp Lrd;lao' by ?? out o., Phyaslis, 7a t 71 b m , rmavso, 20o, h ft. ?? *DUks~& Bo'eBo. - ATON, 830, 9 11; e t ib eacli s 4 e Gre Il ir L Baron cs ...

... IRISH 31ETROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. MONDAY, 28th OCTOBER. (Lucan Course.) Stewards-Sir R. Newman, Bart., 7Ist Light Infantry; Major Tottenham, 12th Lancers; Captain Allen, Ist Dragoon Guards; Captain Slade, 4th Light Dragoons. Treasurer, J. Osborne, Esq, Clerk of Course, W. Lynch, Esq. Judge, Mr. R. Hunter. The expectations created by the announcement of these sports were more ...

... tR PORiTING. ! , I . 1~ .1 ?? N MMURKT HotUOHTON ME3TIQ.. 4 ?? HilliobA S-WEnvavknna odf 25 Sore, each ,for iheeYear. : 6lts and: upards. PM.: 'f C. ¢wPeel's e~arding., 2 r., Bet.21b (-Flatman I Lord,1ExebterGardenis,5 yro.85e71b. ..(Normu)o ?? eti w'4.to1on vardinge, who wairted oa the m ar4 52 ineconds. dr, and wroiiby ha ino ;gth.. Ritn ia 1 mtnute :FouruaH CBSs 0 HANDICAP SwamSuAx Of 6 ...