... THE WOLVERHAMPTON STEEPLE I - Chases. The Auturnnal (or rather we should say Winter) Steeple Chases at the good old town of Wolverhampton, are fixed for Tuesday next, weather permitting, whilst to avoid any dispute on that score, or concerning a post- ootmetent, should one be necessary, the Stewards have Ivisely inserted a clause in their conditions to the effect that in the event of frost, &c ...

... HUNTING 'APPOINTUENTS. STAG-ROUNDS. Her Majesty's-Tuesday, Uxbridge Common; Friday, Iver Heath. Bath-Tuesday, Melksham (half-pait eleven)- Friday, West- bury; at half-past twelve. Petre's, Mr. F.-Thursday, Good Easter; at half-past eleven. FOX-5OUNDS. Atherstone-Monday, Red Gate; Wednesday, Cricket Inn; Friday, Stretton Wharf; Saturday, Ham's Hall; dt a quarter. before eleven. Badsworth ...

... COURSI N C. COULSI NG MiEIETINGS TO COME. DECEMBER. Club. County. Judge. Time of Meeting Singleton, Lancashire ?? Mr. Watson ?? . 22,23 Malleny, Edinburgh . ?? . Mr. ?? 24 Belsay, Northumberland ?? M Mr. Miller ?? ?? 24 Ditton Priorn, Shropshire. Mr. M'George. Nt fixed Border Union, Cumberland ?? Mr. Swan ?? Not fixed Great Smcaton, Yorkshire .. Mr. MsGeorge. Not fixed JANUARY. Lytham, ...

... TATTERSALL'S. MONDAY. CHsmTER CuP.-45 to 1 agst Mr. Saxon's The Black Doctor (t); 45 to 1 aget Mr. Palmer's Goldfinder (t and aftoffered); I,ooo to 15 agot Mr. Merry's Ringleader (t); 1,000 to 15 agat Mr. Osbaldeston's Mountain Deer (t); 1,000 to 1S agot lMr. Maugan's Ruseborongh (t); 1000 to 15 agat Sr. Phillip's Le Juif (t freely); 1,000 to: 10 agst Mr. Meik- lamu's Italian (t). Dlraxv._5o ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGE.CE. EXTRAORDINARY TERMINATION OF A STAG HLn r. On Saturday the members of the Ward Hunt met in UlloUual force, at Clonee. where the sporting master of the louuej,> punct tual to the hour of 'I meet, brought up his splendid pack at one V'clock precisely. After the customary greetings of those who arrived from the different points of the compnss had been hastily performed, a ...

... THnE Sa= ZRAOES. The Yeovil County Court was crowdedon Thursday, t le 18th inst., by sporting characters to hear the result Of a action, involving a decision of the'cmiteea h last Sherbornhe Races. Our readeis willrmihrta in the race for tbe HutsStake, aftr r redyM Yellow Dwarf had wbr the first heatbe ath h and Tommy were capsized, baroewhiehhdbe rw across the entrance trotn e nsequenc e of t ...

... GOOD WOOD, 1853 AND 1854. A new stake, to be called The Great North and South of Eng- land Biennial Stakes, of 101 ovs each, h ft, is proposed for 1653 and 1864, to be run the first year on the second day at Goodwood, the horses then two years old ; and at York on the first day the following year. £200 will be added each year. THE FORFEIT LIST. The list of horses for which forfeits are due ...

... EETTXI(G HOU5?s. iur~rera~rks upon this subject bave elicited many and some lengthy replies. In a word, we return our thanks fbr' tthe various' ciompliments b`estowed upon us, for it is satisfactory to have Our intentions unqoestioped, and our ehorts ,approvei.;1 O~f course we~giveoffence to some inW ,, s x ,,r tiaie o we say,. gnd for that we were prepared indeee abuse may -soietimes be, ...

... THE DE=Y.i LOT FOli FIFTY-TWO. Hoiest Lord Eguidton.> i No man connected with tbe Turf asi- an owner of race- .horses possesses. a, more enviable reputation tha Lord Eglinton, whom allmen, gentle and simple, delight to' honourfor Ihisuncompromising integrity of purpose, aud whomi all admire-as the beascideaof what'asporting gratleman should be. Birth place'd the Lord of the Tournament in ?? ...

... PE DE STARIA NISM. Matches to Come. DECEMBER. 15.-T. Reid (of London) and W. Hanlant (of Stepney), 160 yards, R25 a side, Copenhagen. 15.-T. North (of Hammersmith) and H. Pollett (of Notting Hill), 175 yards, 5 a aide, Gunnersbhry-lane, Ealing. I5.-Bassett, to walk four miles in thirty-five minutes, Xa a side. 16.-H. Manks (of Sheffield), to accomplish, after his match at Kennington Oval, once ...

... NIGG. -The annual plouglinglmatch of the iVigg Agrfsultt Association was held on Mr David Sinclair's farm, North Loirs- ton, on Wednesday last, the 24th current. The weather being propitious, 27 ploughs were started in competition, and the ploughmon performed their work in a very superior style. Prizes were awarded by the Judges--Messrs Cumming, grieve, Hazlehcad; Webster, farmer, Mill of ...

... COURSINC. MEETINGS TO COME. DECEMBER. Club. County. Judge. Time of Meeting Combermere Open, Nantftich.. .- Mr. Parratt ?? Spelthorne, Wilts ?? Mr. Lawrence . g.. , lo Horiby and Brough(Cattelick),. - - ?? 9, o, 11, 12 Biggar, Scotland ?? Mr Nightingale ?? ,11 Altcar Club, Lancashire ?? Mr. A. Bennett ?? , 12 Penrylin, Bangor, Wales ?? 16, 17 Deptford Inn, Wills .Mr ?? 17, 18, 19, 20 South ...