... TS THIE EDITOR OF THE TMES. SIR-It is always regarded in history as peculiar to the most distinguished generals that they have best known how to turn disasters to profitable use, and have frequently con- verted the ruins of defeat into foundations of victory. We are now in circumstances which give full scope to the display of such qualities, if we possess them. 'Ve have been beaten- signally ...

... I1 GREAT YARMOUTH RACES. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10. The GREAT YARMIOUTHI HANDICAP Of 10 GoVS each, 5 It, and a only if declared, with fi0 added; the second to save his a stalse. One mile. C Sir E. Francis's The Juggler, 5 yra, 7st 61b ?? I Mr Drewe's Combatant, 5 yrs, 8st ?? 2 Sir Rogers's Polethertirna, 5 yrs, SOL ?? ?? Wan by a retcta. Theo NELSaON STAFEsi of 3 sovs each, and 20 added, for three ...

... SPORT ING INTELLIGENCE. RILCOCR (CO. KILDARE) RACES, 1851. Stewards-Sir Percy Nugent, Bart.; Captain Johnmsn, 5th D.G. Jadge-Mr. R. J. Hunter. Treasurer and Secretary: Mr. W. Robinson. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15. These annual sports commenced to-day, and attracted a raost respectable assemblage of spectators, the Midland Great WeEt. ern Railway Company having despatched a special train from Dublin ...

... ELEVEN OF ALL ENGLAND V. TWVENTY-TWO OF GLASGOW AND DISTR.ICT. This match, says the Glasgow Constitutionol, commenced on Thursdav, on the ground of the Clydesdale Cricket Club, Kinning Park, which is situated between the Paisley Road and Greenock Railway. The morning was not very promis- ing, but nevertheless at an early hour a numerous concourse of spectators, both ladies and gentlemen, had ...

... II. . ; .TH E . RING.N I, , 1 , . ; - . :. . I I _. i , , FghtS to Colbsi Ssrp. 22 Purden and flolland, 10 a side, Birmingham. .:22.-Paddock and Oulbon, e23 a eide,*NotTlfngham. 2 . ?? and oes (Spider), 60 side, London. 2, ..Daly and Ellis, 10 a ide, same ring as Trainer and ' ?? Spider. 2:5;l 26-Franklin and Cook,- 423 a~side, London. 2P -The Tpton Siasher. and Ifarry Broome, 4200 a side. ...

... |GLINTON pALICAOES. WEDNESDAY The TRIAL STAXeS of S sova each, and 50 added. Half a mile. Lord Eglinton's Elthrn rls sb Capt. Pettat I Lord Waterfordas Roller, ; Col.Camspbell 2 The SrTEwaas' Cu' of 20 sovs, added to a Handicap of 25 soya each, 10 ft, and 0 only if declared; the second to receive 00 soya out of the staesoce round and a dis. (21 subs, II of whom declared ) Mr. Merrys Miss AnnS ...

... co MANCHESTER RACES.-FRIDAY. in (By Electric Telegraph,) TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING STAKES of 6 sov3. each, and mv 30 added; for colts, 8st 71b, and fillies, 8st 31b; winners 31b extra. The winner to be sold for 100 sovs. T.Y.C. (4 t subs.) ST M Mr. T. Stanley's Richard Primer .1 i I Mr. Pedley's Sweet Pea ?? o r GARRISON STARES of 3 soye, each. Haf a mle. (4 0 subs.) sga ls. eiMr. Sartoris's Pire ...

... SPOn.TING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES. TUESDAY. The three special trains on Monday afternoon from London brought a large' accession of visitors, and lodgings went off rapidly, and at higher prices than have been obtained for some years. The subscription betting-room was crowded for some hours, but the business transacted was not by any. means extensive. Th6s principal speculations on Home- ...

... SPORTING IN rELLIGENCE. i EGLINTON PARK RACES. TRIAL STAKES. Elthiron ?? ?? Won in a canter. ?? STEWARDS' CUP. Mire Ann. Montague ?? ?? IRVINE CUP. Darkie. The Castle ?? . Elthiron ?? ?? EWon by a short neck . ?? ' SWEEPSTAKES of 20 SOY'. each. Nancy ?? H i3ppolytus ?? I. ?? .. .. . .. ?? The M arquis ?? ?? ?? ?? Won by a length. HUNTERS' STAKES. Lord George ?? ?? Walkd over SWEEPSTAKES. Kick ...

... - SLG'JfimG JNVTEBLLiGEAU&A' BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUED1Y, I Tim GREAT YOnRKstIBr. lawNDICAP.-5 to 2 agst 'alcuiator-(taken), 0 to I agst Coessaek (takeu), 6 to 1 agst Nancy, 10 to 1 wgst the Castle, 12 to I ag-t An1tigono1 (takel), 14 to I agst Alonzo (taken), 20 to I anst The Swveep (taken). CElSAREWITic1 STASES,-16 to I agst Black Doctor (takeD), 18 to 1 agst MAokanna (taken), 20 to 1 agst ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from the 7th page.1 D O N C A S T E R R A C E S, 1851.-FsinAy. [Cy Electric Telegraph.] Sweepstalces of 200 80vS. each, h. ft. for three years old colts and fillies. The second to save his stake. St. Leger Course. Lord Eglinton's Hippolytus ?? ?? I Mr H. Johnson's Confidence ?? ?? 2 Lord Glasgow's Nondescript ?? ?? 3 The Park Hill Stakes of S0 sove. each, h. ...

... _ _ 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 ...