... SPORTING INTE 1E CE. CRICiET.-A match was played on baturday last DC- tween eleven of the Border Club and six of the TWeed- side Club, which resulted in favour of the Border Club, who won by tvo runs and three )wickets to go down. BORDER COURSING CUBo-ThO autumn meeting of this club, at Longformacres, terminated on the lth inst. For the Borderf St. -LcI Stakcs, for Vuppies of 1850, thore were ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE £100 BOAT RACE.-A race for this mnount took place last w\eek on the Thames, between AN'illiaiii Pocsck of Lanmbeth, ant John 'Klnlnev, of Richmond, wvheln js cock won by four lmegths. 'filc Time2 -8, referring to the vinnmer, remarks that lie was defeated sonicyears since, bI the renowined Henry Clasper, the chamlpionl of the ST, LcGEIR PsRtrlPCIES.---A correslpondhenit ...

... A meeting of the race committee was held on Wed- nesday last, pursuant to advertisement, John Hodgson Hinde, Esq. in the chair, and a resolution wvas passed that the meeting should bh limited to three days, viz. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Tlhursday, unless a sa- tisfactory arrangenient could be conic to for the collec- tion of the extra ?? Earl of Strathmore Godfrey Wentworth, Esq., of Wortley ...

... I INTELLlGENCE EXTRA. NEWCASTLE ON TYNE RACES, 1851. UNTRY FORt THE NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Lord Stanley's Uriel, by Touchstooe, G yrs Col Anson's Backbiter, by Gladiator or Don John, 6 yes Mr A. Nicholls Newntinater, by Touchstone, 3 yrs M.ir J. Scolt's Mulgrave, by Sleight-of-hand, 4 yrs Mr G-. Barton's The Little Fawn, by Venison, 3 yrs Mr A. Johnstones Jenny Lind, by Charles X11, 6 yrs Mr J ...

... SPORUIN(i INTELLIUNINCE. HIUN'I'JNG APPOINTMEN'TS. The NEWCASTLE and GATESItAD HARRIERS will meot -4rn Monday the 13th ot January, at Greenside; on t'5Friday, the 17th, at Berwico'Hill-at ten o'clock; The DUnn~Aht COUNTY Fox HOUNDS Will Meet oil Monday, the ?? January, at Newbiggen; on Thurs- 'ay, the 1tth, at Woodbam-each day at half'past ten; aad on Saturday, othe l8t, at Wynyard Park-at 11 ...

... | I Lieut. ' _ . ShatDe E oqonel b igge and James Delaval Shaftne, Esq. have accepted the stewardship of Mor- peth Races this year. NEWCASTLS RACES.-Ifn a few days, this town will again experience al} the gaiety ane bustle conse- qtaent upon this annual aaytine, and, of course, every effort is in progress to mage it equal, if not superior, to all its predecessors. Th sa who take an active ...

... _ _ SPORT1ING INTELLIGENCE. - - Lord Jolu Scott has sold his Derby favourite, Hobby Noble, brother to Elthiron, to Mr Merry. The price is no less than £6500, an unpiecedented sum for a two- year-old. COicxET-cr-LEZNvr OF ALL ENGLAND V. DVENTY- TWO OF SCOTLAND.-IS usaleh commenced at Bdin- burgh on Monday monning, and drew together a large number of spectators. On Wednesdayevening the score ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The DURHAm COUNTY Fox HOUNDS will meet on Monday the 31st of March, at Castle Eden; and on Friday the 4th April, at Myrton Moor Gatee ach day at half.past ten. The TINDALE Fox HOUNDS will meet on Monday the 31st March, at Nubbook Toll Bar; on Thursday the 3rd April, at Corridge Station-each day at half-past ten. INTBLLlGENOR RZTRA. NEWCASTLE ON TYNE RACES, 18D1. ...

... I PORTING INTELLIGENCE. i _- The Earl of Carlisle has become one of the patrons of the Tyna Rowing club. CLASPER AND CANDLISH.- For some weeks past these men have been in active traising for their great rowing match on Tuesday next. Jewett, of Duns- ton, has built a new boat for Caudlish she is consider- ed a handsome model of an outrigger, her weight being only twenty-nine pounds. .Harry has ...

... SPORTING 1INTELLIGENCE. CRICKET.-A match was played at Dunse on Thursday the 21st, between the Douse aud Kelso clubs, which resulted in the signal defeat of the KalSo players, the Dunse party, when the play was brought to a close, having nine wickets to go down. DEATH OF THE EX-.CHAMPION SpRiNo-Thomas Winter, who unon his first appearance in the pugilistic arena adopted the name of Spring, is ...

... I ALNWIOKG A DASTC Thesogames, whiblch bayuan lly been he lben tbe weather is frequently uncertain bsve, by r*eolutionof tbecom itee of mnan altered to this weelk, and came off on Tues nesday last, S3notioned by the magistrates mission of tbe trustees of the freemen. that part of Alnwick Moor allotted for the tiongroundof the inhabitantes A conrse length, terminating in a large circle, 45 yar ...

... SPORTING, INTELLIGENCE. * PEDn xt~sari.s.B-Richd Mlazik tte WON wickare' Antelope, undertook oni Tuesday week to rut OnUOD Ba~ker s cncke Xroupd, Leiceetert 1 mileas within tha ,, *The refereedecided tha the bettit by 5 seoonds. e wa verpyj mtuch ahausted, so as rsca rcely to be able HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The DURHIAM Couf o ~oeswl eto Wedneday the 17th Of' March, at shinclire; on Wedesdy te ...