... - . 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 ...

... . 'RO RTE. ,TATTElt~ALLbS.-,MONDA'r. ' ' TR- RNORTUMBER0 PLATE. 5 to2 Ag6t;Loed~nl*; -'UrldV: It to 2, England'sr.Wlntc an s.Engifn4'Glory 10 to 1 - Mr. Wiknisjirai bar 6 nean7 Wo was taken to 100L skot.Mam,-but at t1l lole 4O 'JULTY BTAKESTNEWMARXET). . 0 -LrM ton ?? ?? , 6 to L ,-;Lor&Rqglit~oa'sClaverhonali .1 Q. . OO1PWOOD STAKE&. .:X3 to1. at Lord Clltden' l Harpeiohord 10 to 1. I. ...

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... 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 ...

... - SPOTIUNG. Hh AM-PTOX' RCES. T f ollo - sat outl ie of ?? present eng, gentents STAND rLA of 604, added to a sweepstakes cf 6 so.. each, for B-yr-o4a and upwirils once round and a dl..-7haedaiidg- too, S yro; g by Blane ont .ef Odessa, S sr.; Irene, S yr i; br f by Kremin out o Evening- tar, S yrs; e by pretby dam 8y Xung f lslutaek, 'S.yi c w. ?? SUABEY AND MIPDLBEX. STAKES, ACCaPTuNCES.- ...

... ,Nf'Vt TI.A ~INAELLIGLWEAC, 1TAT11TRSI EL'S- N s \ I 4 (o l I Itol ?? ' S M toll ?? ' I I* to I - l' l ?? s l itit l I itk tOI'I 'Or. it tlto~' ?? (S.cO 10 to I - liii'. Si Ito, itn t N: tii tl. 'Itolit''l 'to 1 it lii S tot \'Ott It flalt tt, call t' !.t I'a:x'i 'IIL l \lIM 'I ittltS l'LAII> 7 to 1 .-1 itt U Ii c tl ?? I'it tatt r ii to) - -- ii N011 ?? 1:t l ite o'oltve tlt (ta .t'll) Athc ...

... ,SI'UIPTINVU INT/:'LLBLN CE. TA'1TTERISAI ?? RSDii.lX. NE'Tl 1A itR1i:6-I 'i iiic . ,3 if 5 c.l., ?? sd Il ! idle ic. m.i i:lllial S\eln sh, ,! , e,, o ,:11:1 anld ,,9 atklcil, OIIC Iline ?? SeW Atilln;,ata, ::l ?? ?? I, .. l 1r. ?? ltcr, . ?? . 2 Tih , :ll(::s.f11 -, :,,lt ot !e} :, I ::Ilicall- . ,15-ss 'achi 1L0 It, Li:id S onlL If1 dccl ritd. OWiei ?? ?? .: tril. S cii, :; of ii ciii *I ...

... NEWMARKET JULY, MEETING. The present engagements for the ensuing meetinji itond as follows: TUESDAY (To.-MorRow)) JULY STAKES of 60 soys each, 30 ft; for 2-yr old Ilts, Sat 71b, and fillies, $at Sib; the second to save his stale Noew T.Y.C. (26 sub6).-'lolando, 'BaUi's Eye, Bay Rosalind, DOiW, The Prophet, 'Magnet, Hymettru, Claverhouse, '0 by St. Masiitput of Maca, f by St. Martin outor Toge, ...

... THE RINO. FIGHTS TO COME. JUNE 9.- Reynolds and Meyrick, 12 a side, Birmingham. 10.-Yoaung Noon andl Cain, 100 a side, London. 17.-Gray and Ellis, 25 a side, London. ?? and Herbert, 25 a side, London. 24-Dancan and Crockett, je25 a side, London. JULY 29.-Massey and Welsh, 100 a side, London. 29-Trot and M'Nulty, 25 a side, Birmingham. RFEW C0WCD. CONTEST BETWEEN W. Iay~ es &n 3 wiDuely, for ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE SATTERSALL'S. QUEEN'S VASE (ASCOT). MONDAY. ToURSDAY. Monica ?? 4 to I agst(tk) ?? - to - agst Little Jack .. i. 5 to I - ?? -to- - ASCOT STAKES. Vatican ?? 9 to 2 -(tk) ?? -to- - Ballet Girl . to I - ?? -to- - Abderlaaman ?? to I - ?? - Cheerful ?? 10 to I ?? -to- - Nines .. 10 to I - ?? -to- - The betting on this event was too flat to call for a remark. THE EMPEROR'S ...

... .SPOTING. a MA.MTs'S PLATR Of 00 ?? III i 7st2lb;.four,9st2lb; ?? 108st ;six and. aged;%. d~i; 61b. m , Three miles and a dis. I q , .r- Mr. Bsxontsi n wgolefader, $ y rs .2i Mr. HqmddtoI~s Ztabrd ' 4 ?? 4, 4 SELLING TrAKEss of S sovs. each, and 6sadde)d: One t .UMr.'T. Eanrd'CObteIlsn 8,s (100L),7st ?? 1 ?? Mr. Sen'es BlM 0 ?? us ifi ?? 2, 'Mr. osltieite?. The attt,9rs5(5Z) t'.5 ?? d38 Mr ...

... TATTERSALL'S. MoNDAY.-A heavy settling and a crowded room pre. vented much business on future events; two orthreehorses, however, were backed with considerable spirit, and enough was done to admit of a list of prices. SURREY AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. MONDAY. THURSDAY. Abdallah. ?? 4 to I agst ?? -to - Gladiole ?? 4 to I - ?? -to- - NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE. Uriel ?? .4 to I - .. .. -to- - GOOD WOOD ...