... WOLVERH. I APTON WANDERINGS. We must this week wander in drearns' to Woiver- hampton, take a dive into the coal country, and there, 'midst the smoke of fiery furnaces, and clink of busy hammers, seek for winners. We may be strnned by the noise, or blinded by the smoke, so as neither to bear the Warning bell, nor see wifh satisfaction the road to success; but that we must risk-, and do our ...

... THE RINGi ?? FIGhtS TO COME. MAY 12,-Callaghan and Parker', s5o a side, Derby. ?? and Herbert, 25 a side, London. I9.-Tass Parker and Burton (of Leicester), 100 a side, Manchester and Leicester. 26.-Dan. Roberts and B. Stevens, 25 aside, Birmingham. 28.-W. Hayes and Ned Donnelly, 100 a side, London, 24.-Miggins and Grady, 15 a side, London. JUNE 9-Reynolds and Meyick, 12 a side, Birmingham. ?? ...

... - . 111Tit~ RINO'd' ,FiGlThs TO COME. Jn-NSx. l7, ,5r~ay and Elis,8 35t a, ?? P $,.TXjnraint He~rbgrt, -25 a d~idO * 24.-.-;1tqap ,andi Crockett,; 25 a side, London. 24.-Barker and Kiley, 5 aside, in the bame'ring as th% JuLy 29.-Massey and Welsh, 4WOO a side, London. 2y.-TXt and, M4'N'ulty, X25 a sde, Birminghame. 'IG*HiTS F Q XTUiBSDAY A XD * : i e asne~i.. GRAY AND ELLIs.-Thewholeofthe ...

... TAT~ST BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S u-- ((Yesterday). CAMsBRIDoESIREr. 5to I agst Breba 1 25 to I agat Heriot (taken) - Newratnster 25 to I - Ariosto to l _MoantainDeer(t) 25 to I - Manifold to 1 _ Carl 25 to l - Haricot (takCen) SO 0o CRITERION STAKES. 5 to 2 agat Daniel O'Rourke 3ETTING AT MANC33ESTER. FRIDAY. CABsRIDOESHIRE STAKES. 1 to2 agst Breba (off) 25 to I agst Candlewick (off) 1 to ] - ...

... - ?? COUESZNG MEETINGS To COME. JANUARY. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Newcastle.upon-Tyne ?? Mr. John Slater ?? Rainbam, Essex ?? Lawrence ?? 22 Glossop, Manchester ?? Mr. A. Bennett .22 Newcastle, Northumberland, 8 c., Union Club, Northumberland.. Mr. Miller ?? Broughton Open, Yorksbire .. . .Mr. Nightingale ?? 28,29, 30 High Liven (Yarm), Yorkshire. . Mr. Mseorge. .Not fixed Scorton ...

... MATCHES TO COME. JANUARY. BW Richards and J. Delaney, 200 yards, 5 a side. Langan and J. Griffitha, to ran two miles, on Patney Heath, X5 a side, Griffiths to have fifty yards start. W Gazeley (of Blackheath) and W. Cumberland (of Wool- 7wih), one mile, Gazeley to give twenty yards start, 10 a side, 00 th arking-road. s7.-e. Howard, to jump 22ft. 6in., e26 a side, at the Seven Stars, Bradford. ...

... FROM JOE MUOGINS'S DOG. TO THER HEDITER OF TrHERE HERA. Dere Guvnor,-Well, thay've been goin on it this weeke at Newmarket, aint thay? Wat do yer thinke of ther Darby now, aye? Never minde ther Darby, says you, tell us wat you've got to say aboate Chester, shorte and sweete, kum to ther pinte at unce. So I will, guvnor, and hear goes. I chuck over, like rotten apples, all ther other ewents, ...

... COsB Vatic Tedd Stroi Alon Malss mdiss Post. NesS Lady The i The i Chsn Chiei Couf lantb The E Yoor Clari The i CosBB Vatic Aloe. Load Stror Miss VTan Post. DONCASBR. Acceptances for the GREAT. YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. age st lb I age sck ?? 8 7 Humphrey . 4 can ?? 5 8 3 Panope ?? 4 ington ?? 3 7 11 Paquetta ?? . igbow ?? 7 10 Tightwaist ?? 3 .o 4 7 9 Veruth h . 3 ?? 7 5 Candlewick . ?? 4 ght of ...

... Notwithstanding the weather was, rather gloomy, and the streets and roads very dirty, large crowds of all classes wended their way to the Champ de Mars to witness the first of the Paris Autumn Races. When the day's business commenced the stands,'though affording more extensive accommodation than usual, were crowded, chiefly by fashionably attired ladies. Within the ropes there was a very ...

... PE DE S TRIA N1IS- J. a, . ,1 I , N S . ; HATCHES. TO CoME, AUGUST, ' ?? Westhall and If. Reed, 120 yards, 25 a side. 25.-K. Hunter (of Coventry) Man a n -ale, 10o a sd. d arstoss (of Nnneaton), one 25.-j. Barnacle (of Cdventry) and Yardley, half a mile. 25.-J. Powell (the coven- star) and B. Badger (of Wulver- .hamPton), toe yards, e20 a side, at the Four Ashes.: 25t-i. Green and J. - ...

... CR IC K E T. (Continued from Page 13.) ELEVEN GENTLEMEN of the SURMET Club Vi. Eleven Players of Surrey. This was an extremely one-sided affair, for the Players were so superior in the bowling department that all interest in the match ceased when a disparity in this Important branch of the cricketing art was so strikingly apparent. Excepting the scores of Mr. Hammeraley and Mr. Marshall, there ...

... MONDAY. As the Northampton events will all have been decided ere these comments appear in print, we need only say that on the stakes the bulk of the outlay was on Rosalia, The Ban, and Legerdemain, the first named having a strong and numerous body. Cocktail was friendless, and Clo~hworker priceless. For the Althorp Park Stakes the Greek was the only horse in force in the room. as little ...