... THE NORTH Of' ENGLAND STEEPLE CHASES. On Friday, this annual gathering tookt place at 'arn- field, in Durham, and was attended: by a numerous con- course of spectators. The. start took place in a grabs field to the soutb-weet ofTaineld, and after crossing nine other fields in grass, with googgrowing fences, they en- tered a fhallow field, incinting iomewhat'lo a westerly direction ; passing ...

... --(CONTINuED.) _ onl Mondiay aI cricket mantch was played between the Durham Borough cilub andl the Ilisliop ucklarind, which was won by the latter, with five ovicketo to spire. rEiCioNDJ MPETIN1W Stewvards -Earl of Zetland and E'art of Durham. WtcoDNEsDxs, Oct. 1.-A SWeciMPTAIsi of tO oxc. tacit, hi. ft. -Earl of Zettand's cli. f. Auiger, biv Iiish B~ ire ithehr, Nv. ever. The E~sciy .S'TAKE ...

... SKRIFF MATCH FOR .410.-Un Tuedayaeyen iag a ekkff match for tea pouUd8 Was rowed on the. Tyne, by James Candlisl , tlle ehampion of the Tyae., !nd Iontiard Clasper, the diataace being from the ili1 Level Bridge to tlhe Aleadows. At sthrting, Ciasper took ths Jead, and~au arriving at the ?? Bulrn had drawn his skiff a length ahead, but in a shart time' Candliob, by a dashing spurt, reached his ...

... I SPORTING_INTELLIGENCE.-CnN¢IN., NEwCA.OTLE EA5T.RW ,ST NG,-J.BOWveSES of Streatlatm Castle; Dixon Dixon, Esq., of Unthank T. E. Headlam, Esq., M.P., and other gentlemn, have this week renevwed ?? the N9W- castle Easter sports. DuxtuAM FREE HANDICAP, 32 Horses bas ac- oepted. e HUNTING APPOINTMENT The TINDALE Fox ?? Will meet on Mooday 14th SApril, at Garret lotto and on dutduy the 17th, at ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIENCE. Colonel Peel, one of the stewards d6 the Jockey Club, has resigned. Lord Exeter fills up tihe vseancy. The members of the Berwiekshire Regatta and Gym- nastic Club are making active preparations for next year. They had £12 in hand to begin Nith, Captain aIIy, Rt.N., one of the most active meibhers of the committee, has ordered a pleasure boat on the same lines and rig ...

... i INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.-DURHAM RACES. ENTRY FOR THE DURHAM HANDICAP, 1851. 8st 5Ib Mr H J Thompson's Wanota, aged 8 0 Sir C Monk's Vanguard, 5 yrs 7 lo Mr H Watters'3 Maid of Team Valley, 5 yrs 7 5 Mr J Scott's Muigrave, 4 yrs 7 U Lieut Campbell n1 Mistake, (late Andalusian,) 5 yrs 7 0 Lord Darhain no Melody, 5 yrs o 12 Mr Dawson's The MIagnet, aged 6 12 Captain Hsworth's The Baroness, 5 yrs 6 ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The NEWCASTLE and GATESHEAD 11A.RRIERS will meet on Taesdayi the 11th February, at Heddon-on-the- Wall; on Friday, 14th, at Washington-each day at ten o'clock. Tte DURHAM COUNTY Fox HOUNDS will meet on Monday the ?? of' February, at Maiden Law; on Wednesday the 12th, at Aldin Grange; and on Friday 14th, at Datton-each day at half-past ten o'clock. These hounds Will meet ...

... SPOR'TING IN'TELLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMVENXTS. The DURHAM COUNTY Fox HOUNDS will meet on Monday, the 6th January, at Lumley Park; on Wed- I nesday, the Bth, at Twizel; and on Friday, the 10th, at | Seaham Lodge-each day at half vast ten. The NEWCASTLE and GATESHEAD HARRIERS Will Meet on Monday the 6th of January, at Crooe Crate; on Friday, the 10th, at Chester-le-btreet-at ten o'clock. The U ...

... I ? . I ?? ?? M.4-VA-m II I 0 , , Aq P. , ?? I I Sp M - ? At- 4, FWC lownrg W otic E aB por aed upona oj6of the pilleres wfica !Rpport'the Gfftvd Iltakt In frottG.' Thie notice ?? be old, a Jt-,m MCe debts,. o*wing au the Derby Stakes at Epsora, ?? w - 'w io lb a me o6t pioperty, and httS WOtn large 5tl ~f Mnoney on the tuff, Persons wishe ing to purohfatsdthe zbove' debts may find the partles ...

... * - NEWCASTLE RACES.-As the time for these races approaches interest is awakened, and so far as the bill of entry goes, it presents one of, the best prospects for an excellent meeting.- Independent of the two, great racos of the week, Viz., the Northumberland Plate and the Cup, there are a few other stakes possess- ing an interest not much inferior to those, from the quality and number of ...

... SPORTING DITELLIGIENCE-(CON'TINUED.) A match was run at Falstone, on Friday last, between Mr Armstrong's Maid of the Mill and Mr Gibson's Blue Pill, for £25 a side, which was won, in two heats, by the former. Both heats were well contested, A walking match of ten miles for the champion's belt caiae off on Monday at the Copenhagen Grounds in the presence of nearly 10,000 spectators, and excited ...

... I G RT N_ D m CI, !t Lor OMB c:Wi;de~rhlA til-cl -- ?? tio ^ hI be-E. I Tueoday lao ?? Ill Shieldie. The 1,noc ne ..jl Pttrhapa the be4 under the circnm,~tt.i0l ' far such all equatic exhitht Ioit, hlot '0iY 0Onnilnod ?? but fromt ti' e ln~tl for neneronSe, temers con'!an' - C~~ianij ~ Intee lte sroingmt.~ flen Memeet bad a4lpte,t,1 the ne ,, b Swmoing to t'ee5j trjfcad thle tither forth h't ...