... PEDESTRIANISM- MATC1ES TO COME NOVEMBER. 11.-S. Lswsey and J0. fedeon, iSO yards, La a side, Flora C~ronsds, BaYsa1Ltcrii'.vnmle,_5 ie 1i.-T. Shnimm~d1 and S. Clark, to wvalsenmit,asd. ?? Geres' asld i. Jepson, to run once rourid lyle Park, 1i.-Sboeld'r (of ios ton) sad Cierthato (of I-laslingdon), to run three atiles, 10a Rside, Bellevue. 12.-Oliter Jackson anti J. Burden tboth of Walwoeth), ...

... rI 1HUNTING. APPOINTMENTS. FOXHOUND5. Albrighton-Tuesday, Rudge ; Thursday, Little Qor; Saturday, Hilton 5at half-past ten. Atherstone-Monday, Cadeby Gate; Wednesday, Water Orton Bridge; Friday, Churchover; Saturday, Gop sall ; at eleven. Badsworth-Tuesday, Scawsby Bar; Thursday, Bads- worth Hall ; Saturday, Winterset; at half-past ten. Brambam Moor-Monday, Garforth Bridge ; Wednes- day, Burn; ...

... The GREAT WARWICK HAxaDcAr, a free Handicap of 20 sovs eack, 10 ft. with 200 added. Acceptances to be signified on or before Monday, November It. If the highest weight accept- ing be under 8st 71b, it will be raised to 8st 71b, and the others in proportion. age st lb age st lb Trouncer ?? 6 8 10 The Baroness ?? 4 6 I Wanota ?? 8 0 Agis ?? 5 6 1 Old Dan Tucker .. 4 711 Roland. . 4 6 1 Fugleman. ...

... THE EPSOIVL AUTUZ?!N 1?IEETX?G. Stewards: Sir Gilbert Helithcote, Bart., Lord Stanley, the Earl of Glasgow, rind Colonel Peel. Clerk of the Course: Mr. H. Dorling. Julldge: Mr. Cldrk, of New- market. Starter Mr. Hibbrird, of Ascot. We sadly fear the prestige which used to attach to the Newmarket serials has (leparred. Once 1p1n a tiie the Craven, at head quarters, Iaes rez;rded las the ...

... I STEEPLE CHASING TO COME. NOV. 20-~Warwick andi LeamiflgtOD-7bree, the Free Handicap closed and weights published; the Handicap Closed and the weights published. 25.5A.eryst'ith.Closed, and weights published 27.-South Lancashire-Closed, and weights published. DRc. 4.-Worcester-Closes Nov. 19, and weights published by the 22d. Io.-Wolverhampton-Closes Nov. 19, and weights pub- lished by the ...

... TIHE EPSONI AUTUmN MdEETING. Thanks to the indefatigable exertions of Mr. Henry Dorling, and the co-operation of the rail-way company, we have every prospect (with the proviso of fine weather) of a capital day's sport by way of Mind up to the season at this world-famed locality on Tuesday next, whilst on the following day the admirers of that most exciting hybrid sport, steeplechasing, will ...

... I 12.-Liverpool Autumn-Closed, and weights published. I3.-Pontypool-Closed, and weights published. is -CremwC-Closed. 295-.Wawidk and Learington-Three, the Free Handicap closed and the weights published; the Handicap closes Nov0. 13, aoct weights published by the 16th aned the Professionalt Nov. 15. lo.-oAberyst'itli-Closed, and weights published 27.-South Lancashire-Closed, anid weights ...

... STAMFoaD 33ULL-RUNNING.-ITS History and Description. I Although the bull-baiting at Stamford was effectually suppressed from 1839, at each succeeding anniversary (the 13th of November) various rumours that a bull would be brought into the town were in- dustriously circulated: the present year, however, the ci-devant bullards were content with celebrating the ever-memorable day by a supper at ...

... HOUGRTON COMMENTS. With two days incomplete of the Houghton Meeting when going to press with our First Edition last week, we thought it advisable to abstain from offering any com- ments on the results until this week, purposing, as we gave a fall return of the running, to make our remarks as brief as possible. The sport on the opening day afforded excellent pro- mise of a brilliant Meeting; ...

... THE RING, FIGHTS TO COME. DEc. 2.-Price and Boucher, 15 aside, Birmingham. ?? and Young Sambo, 50 a side, London. ?? Watson and E. Roberts, 25 a side, Birmingham. 17.-The Tipton Slasher an d Paddock, 100 a side, London. 17.-Sayers and Collins, 21 a side, London. 24.-Crawley's Young Big-un and M'Mulkin, 50 a side, Glasgow. 26.-M'Nusty and Millard, e25 a side, Birmingham. 3l.-Tiney and Trainer, ...

... COURSING MEETINGS TO COME. NOVEMBER. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Atton Open, Shropahire ?? Mr. T. Bennett. ..5 NewmnarketChampion,CambridgeMr A. Dalzell.. 2, &c. Coquetdale . ?? Mr. J. Usher . 26 Thirsk, Yorkshire * ..Mr. Miller . 26,27 Newcastle (Belsay), ?? Mr. Miller ?? 27 Lytham, (First) Lancashire, ?? . ?? 27 Glossop, Lancashire . ?? Mr. A. Bennett. 27 Newcastle and Northumberland Union ...

... nETTINO AT TATTEILSALl'S. MONDAY. Nearly all the afternoon was occupied in effecting an adjustment of outstanding accounts on the Houghton Meeting, hence though the rooms were crowded, scarcely a bet was made on future events until six o'clock, when the Autumn Handicap ant Steeple Chase at Epsom gave rise to a little speculation. For the former, Sauter-la. Coupe and Chantrey, were in great ...