... I B 8 DONCASTER RACES-(TnuInsDAy, in continuation). PaYing and receiving for the St. Leger occupied the greatest part of the morning, but, owing to the absence of a party who had taken liberties with Newminster to the extent of ten thou. sand or twelve thousand pounds, did not prove quite so harmless as had been generally anticipated. This, fortunately, was the only case of default, so that as ...

... SPORTINU it LLLIGJ2-CE. AnCHEdRY,_On Saturday last the members of the Court Wood No. 2344 of Ancient Foresters, at 'I horimy, in the county of Durhsmr, held a grand dis- play of archery in a field adjoiving rtheir court rooi, for the purpose ot conteeting for two silver medals. The i archery comuinooced at three o'clock, iu the presence of a numerous attendance of members and triend;. The ...

... DONCASTER RACES. DONCASTER, MONDAY AFTERNOON, FivE O'CLOoC.- The entries closed at 3 o'clock, and, as will be gathered from the list appended, promise capital fields. ENTRIES FOR TUESDAY. FITZWILLIAX STARES (handicap) of 6 sovs. each, with 60 added. One ?? Tempore, Grief, Evadne, Tight- waist, Radulphus, Equal, Green Oaks, The Cutler, Maid of Team Valley, Mrs. Birch, Lily. SELLING STARES of 6 ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1851-CONCLUDED. FlIDAY, SEPT. 5. hbis was the last day of the wnetting. The weather was de. lightfully fine, the attendance numerous, with excellent sport, a retnrn of which is subjoined:- RAILWAY STAKE, 1'sovs each, for two-yrs old, 100 sovsadded by the Turfi-lub. Colts Set 71b, fillies 8st 31b Auglesey Post. 61b allowed to untried stallions or mares, 51b to both. 2 ...

... BETTING AT TATTERS.ALL'S. MONDAY, Although the price current extended over most of the forthcoming events, the amount of general business transacted was moderate. Herbert was in considerable request for the Leamington Stakes, and Clarissa for the Great Yorkshire Harn- dicap. The St. Leger betting was only remarkable for a decline in the Ban and Grecian, and an improvement in Newnsinster. ...

... BE:TTING HOUSES. Our humble attempts to come between dishonest Bet- ting-house keepers and the public-between the harpies and the gulls-has been attended with amusing revela- tions, to say nothing of what we have done in the way of effectu ally cautioning some and bringing others to book. There are but few Betting-house-keepers of whom we don't hear something discreditable, and, as a body, ...

... ISPURTING INTELLIGENCE. -4- ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES. FI)AT.~-The fenibcrs' Plate of £SO, added to A Sweepstakes of S Bovsae each the second to save his stake. Hea~ts, one mile and a half. 7 subls. ier Mr. Fornilty's Ballet Glrl,4yrs (£100,) 1st ?? )0311 nyMr. Bleoomfield's Simplicity, 3 yrs (£10, I t. i Kedl 12 3 fyMr. Price'8 Cheddington, 3 yrs (X100),sll(iciif)3 52 RSMr. ...

... | I SCARBOROUGH RACES. The weather being remarkably fine, these races were universally well attended. The South Cliff, tbs Bridge Walks, tles Spa, anti the sands presented such an assemblage of persons as we do not recollect witnessing here on any simirlar occasion ; and we are happy to add that the two days' uoruselineats passed over without the occurrence or airy serious accident or ...

... Mr. H. Hibbura has been appointed starter at Don- caster and at Newmarket, in the place'or his father, the late Mr. W. Hibbasrd S Mr. Clark tifficiates as jtudge, aad Mr. Richard Johnson as clerk of the course. a HlolsiBY NaosLP.-r1his splendid two-year old has been sold by Lord John Scott to Mr. Merry, for the unprece- dented suam of 6,500 savs. The negocialton was concluded I on Tuesday, end ...

... THE GREAT CHALLENGE MATCH BETWEEN THE I AMERICA ANE TITANIA. In our paper of Saturday we gave the result of the ma'ch between the celubseted American clipper and Mr. Stephen- son's yacht. The following particulars of the race we copy from the Morning Chronicle:- CowEs, FInIDAY, AUG. 20.-The great event which has formed the topicot general remark ard comment in this island for so 1cng a period ...

... ITROTTIr G __RACES AT LrVERPOOL. I . ?? - A.mbled to witne-, On Thursday a number of spectators, asseusuieu Lu winless some of the most celebrated trotting nags of the day try their spee ?? Course. The conditions were three to star, ad t betheproprtyof iffren owers, or the money adde no tobe ive, unessby onsnt f the committee; it was lsooptona whtherthehores entunder saddle or in haress an th ...

... AQU AT IC S. ?? ! . P , I HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. SiPT. 21 morning 54 min. past 9 afternoon 38 min. past 10 22. 22 ?? . 11, ?? 55 ?? I11 23 . ?? . 12 . 25 ?? 1% 24 ?? ?? 12 ?? 9 ., I 2. 41 2 ?? 4 , 2 27. 1. .. 3 . . 7 ?? 113 ?? 2 REGATTAS AND MATCHES TO COME. 5EPT. 22.-St. Mary, Rotherhithe, Scillers Regatta-a match in five heats. 22.-C. Buxton and T. Grant' sculles's Match on the river ...