... I NG ii !TE ., ; ?? SPORTI ' INT iIG N E' . * OTRAcE AT I[AACHEStER.d OI ned0 a sollinitiachfori .425Ra~ide, was icig O' M'auglieter'and Salfoid D.~gatta ClubCore.bten Thdihab UoCdiu~ik; of Ordsall 'Lino ?? roll, otManchostor; The eoarse waiag iead ek Bdttin g' commenced ofaiet Carol h tems slender, but turned in lii laor hyhdben well trained ander the eyes ?? rwi, mnly of whom have had the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 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 ...

... EPSO0 RACES. FRIDAY-The TRIAL STAKES of 5 soys each, with So added- one mile; was von by Major matt's The Swede, 4 yrs, beating six oahers. The Civr and SuiauswBrS HANDICAP of It5 sova each, 10 ft. and 5 if declared, with 150 added ; tuat mile and a quarter of the New Derby Course: Lord Eglintoun's Eltbiron, 5 yra, ast bib. (Marlow) Mr Carew's Eva, 5 ?? 91b ?? ?? 2 Mr J Arnold's PlIsford, 4 ...

... The annual gathering of those interested in athletic sports, took place in the new Wrestling Ground, near the Infirmary. Cheap trains ran expressly from Car. lisle, and brought large numbers of professional wrestlers from the west; some of whom, it will- be Eeen, succeeded in again bearing away the prizes. The at- teudaisce on both days was very good, the lands aad space roand the ring being ...