... C RICK ET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY- Two of Birmningham. The annual match between the above clubs was com- menced on Monday last, on the Edgbaston ground, Reservoir-lane. The Eleven first took the bat, and, when time was called in the evening, they bad scored 70 runs (of which number Guy had made 33), with the loss of eight wickets. On Tuesday, Guy again took his place at the wicket, when ...

... HIGIH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE OCT. 6 morning ii min. past 2 afternoon 32 min. past 2 .. 5 . ?? 2 13 3 ?? 33 .3 ?? 52. 3 1.. 9' 4 . 29. 4 10~~~ ~ ?? . 4. ?? 5 11 ?? ?? . 5 ?? 6 6 ?? 6 29 6 MATCH TO COMR. OcT. 10.-R. Edwards andt H. Davall, to row from Putney to Hammersmith, 18I a side. ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUE3. This is just the morning for it, said we, on Monday last, as, like the ghost of ...

... MATCHES TO COME1 . OCTOBER. 6-it. Marsh and J. Pudldey, halfa amnle, 2o a side. 7-Bradshaw and leaver, seven nles, X12 ios. a side, the latter to tlave half a minute start. 7.-F. Higgins and Do,-(le, both of Somers Town, 110 yards, 3 a side, Copahagen 1-loose, Islington. 7.-G. Jinxs (of Darlaston) atid W. Constable (of Willenhall), 10l yards, 5 a side, near WolvelhamO pton. 7.-I. MIAllister ...

... TRflRiTY, TwzICENHAM, CLUB v. Albert, Putney. Below is the score of a match played between two junior clubs, under the above designations. The parties were nicely balanced, and the results of the innings narrower than the great majority of young players in their early trials, particularly when opposed to what are called given men. Two of the Putney bowlers are, for country elevens, ...

... 3BETTING AT TATTERSAIB'S. I MONDAY. From the annexed quotations it will be seen all the leading forthcoming events were brought under notice. A rumour of Payment being a little off, placed her out of the scale of betting for the Two-year-old Triennial the investments on which were limited to small sums The same remark applies to the Three-year-old Triennial, whilst in that for four-year ...

... FIGUTS TO COME. OCT. 14.-M'NsUItY and Willday, e25 a side, Birmingham. 22.-Collins and Sayers, e25 a side, London. 22.-Gray and Hassey, elo a side, London. Nov. 1.-Tharkeray aid Askey, 25 aside, Leeds and Barnsley. ?? and Coyne, 1O0 a side, Birmingham. * 19.-Massey and Noon, s100 a side, London. DEC. 10.-Cross and Young Sambo, 615 a side, London. 17.-The Tipton Slasher and Paddock, 10o a side, ...

... OCTOBER. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Northumberland and Durham ?? Mr. M'George ?? 8, 9 The Border, Berwickshire ?? Mr. Usher . ?? 15,16, 17 NewmarketClubCambridgeshire Mr. A. Dalzell, 22, 23, 24, 25 North Berwick and Dirleton, Mr. Usher ?? 22, &c. Dairy, Ayrshire ?? Mr. J. Dunlop ?? 23 Market Weighton, Yorkshire.. .. Mr. MIGeorge .. .. 22, 23, 24, 25 Wiltshire Champion ?? Mr. ...

... OCTOBER. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting The Border, Berwickshire ?? Mr. Usher ?? 15,16,17 Newcastle,; (Matfen I Northum Mr. Miller ?? I NewmarketClub,Cambridgeshire Mr. A. ?? 22, 23, 24, 22 North Berwick and ?? Mr. Usher ?? 22, &c. DaIry, Ayrshire ?? Mr. J. Dunlop ?? 23 Market Weighton, Yorkshire . Mr. M'George.. 22,23,24,25.26 Wiltshire Champion ?? Mr. Nightingale 22, 2,24,25,26 South ...

... EPSOM AUTUMN NEETZNG. _ z - TUESDAY.-Nominations for the EPrsO AUTUMN HANDICAP of 200 soV3 (in specie) added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of l5 soys each, 10 it, and only 5 if declared on or before the 28th of October. Grist, 5 yrs I Knight of Gwynne, Thibault, 4 yra =athlee,,, 3 ?? 3 yrs Chantrey, 4 yrs The Swede, 3 yrs The Monk, 3 yrs Snowstorm, 4 yrs Cora, 3 yrs Sauter-la.coupe,4 yr Italian, s ...

... t HE RINd. FIGUTS TO COME. OCT. 14-M'Nuity and Wiliday, 25 a side, Birmingham. 16-John Jones and Crockett, e55 a side, London. 22.-Collins and sayers, 25 a side, London. 22.-Gray and Hussey, R1O a side, London. Nov. 1.-Thackeiay aridAskey, 25 aside, Leeds and Barnsley, ?? and Wedgebery, X0 a side, Birmingham. ?? and Coyne, -Io a side, Birmingham. ]D.-Massey and Noon. 100 aside, London. Ditc. ...

... I ~I TUESDAY. Stewards: F. W. Knight, EsY., M. P. Judge: Mr. H. B. Marsh: Clerk of the Course: Mr. Bundy. These races came off as usual on the fine Ham at Upton, and the day proving fine, caused a large assemblage of visitors from all the villages and towns adjoining. The course could not have been better, and the general arrangements, under the guidance of Mr. Henry Bandy, were complete. Thle ...

... HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. OCT. 13 morning 52 mri. past 6 ?? 21 min. past 7 14 . 55 ?? 7 . 36 ?? 8 ?? 20 . p ?? ?? ?? 10 16 ?? 10 . . 11 ?? 49 . ?? ?? ?? 12 1is ?? i5 s . ?? 12 . ?? ?? 12 9 . 55 ?? .. 12 .. .. 14.. ?? I MATCH TO COMB. OCT. 17.-The Great Northof EnglandChampion Scullers Prize, on the Tyne, fromthe High LevelBridgeto Meadow House. XOYAL YACVET SQUADR`ON. COWES, OCT. 10, 1850. ...