... CRICKLT MATI'CII, D:WiIEIr.LLEIt A(0AINST COALLEN.DAI);,EOI1E. The tnov.hibs, under tilI directiolu of Mr. Forbes, jun., ci, Callundr, and Mr. Carrick Buchanan of Drxunpeller, playao their fiest InatLei on Friday, 30th uit., and onl Monday last, t Calelndal Miiomse, in two ivell-coutested ganies, very spiritedly sustained thlougliout. lho result of each day!s contest was a rollows .- CAI ...

... IONDON. JULY 14. De(/lh of Si Georqe J-l'eyr S ?? Jtar.-Sii G. 11. Siny ti, linut., of Bereelinllrc I-lall, Colchdester, for inmanv yvears it. P. for thiat borougzlh, (lied onl Sundav last. hle wvas the son of Sir Robert invtlh, tile 111it barollet, bv thei dilaihter of Ai. Ilanke, hEsrq.; born in 178. ; married in .ili thle daighitei of Mr. George Elliloie, (/f PCnttOnl, II a u)shire; nand ...

... GOODIVOOD RACES. ?? A- - TuHuRsDAY. WI '111 SUSSEX STrAiuS of32 sovs. eacli. o Mr I. Drewc's I)eftance, Sst 1lbs (Rsogels), - - - - . I III Sir It. Iignt's br f by Bay Middleton Dilt of Belle Snvage, Sst ?? 3 1 (IFlatiniall), !3 I C' f First year of the BE:STISCKc MEOrOcIAL, STKIRS, a tricnuial stake of10 C- SOvs. encIh. e Duke of Richmnond's Pharos by 'I'ucistolle out ?? (Flat- Lc man), - -1 ...

... We have, in former publications, given the result of these r aquatie sports; but wye now Presenot the followiing snore3 speeifio b report:- Ft AT ROTIIESAY, AuOuST 31. P1 First Prize-A Crup, value Thirty Gldiness, open to Yachts of Royal lt YTacti Clubs of390 tois and upwards. A time race. j muiu. time. Club. Otwner, Tenia Start. ArrivalJ sC h. so. h, ci1. a. SItn, I.N.Y.C 1. II. Lang ., 40. ...

... C O U N T Y O F R E N F R E W. FIRET PUBLICATION. L IST of PERSONS Nyho have obtained GAME CERTI- L FICATES between the 5th day of July and 1st Septem- ber, 1852: CERTIFICATES D., £zC, Os. 101. Alexander, Boyd, Esq., Southbar, Inelinan. Anderson, James, Esq. Clune Park, Port-Glasgow. Andlecorn, George, Isq., Mlilliken House, Kilbarchan. Andrew, Mr. James, Dalry. Armour, Mr. James, Paisley. ...

... EGLINTON PARIK MEETING.- FRIDAY, STrT. 24. Thc sports were rencwed to day at half-past one o'clock. Thle weather ?? beautiful, and the attendance much greater than on any of the previous days, vast numbers have been car- ried by the South-Western Railway fromn Glasgow. The fol- lowhig is the result ot' thc running:- SWEE'PSTAKES or 10 SoYs. eacIh, 11. ft., with 50 sovs. added by the (Club. ...

... CIIESS ENTERTAINMI1lNT AND SUPPER, IOOUl R 01 10VARD STAUNTON, ESQ. (17rom thle Constitistionali.) ifonday~ eVcOIng1 the members of flthe Glasgow Cherss Club I ~ II 1kenrej- of ninating with this cclubrateid chess phluyr ill Roi sI yal Hotel, ( ;eorge Squamre, at an ii etertainmeniti aion in'ou of his V isit to (1 ICsoa. ?? h g ttl . ?? we itt~urved Henary Gtla~ssford MelI, E'sq., i're'i- lie ...

... me - .: ?? .I . I - .. ?? . ?? The first of these regattas camne off 6n Tuesday4 last at Rotbe- say Bay. ' The following is thc result:- A Cur value 30 Guincas, open to Yachts of Royal.Yncht Clubs of 30 tons and up'iards.. Stella, H. M; Lang, Esq.,, ?? ?? Aquila,' Jno. AT. Rowan, Esq .. ?? .2 A Cnr value TsvCnty Cuineas, open to Yachts of Royal Yacht Clubs of from 10 to 30 tons. On1da, R. W. ...

... RIFLE MATCH 13ETWEEN TIHE MID-LOTRIIAN I AND TElEE GLASGOW lIL'JE CLUBS. On Saturday Nveek,.a match between the above-me-ntioned clubs took place in tho grounds at Callendar House, which Mr. Forbes, ALP., had kindly plaeed at theis- disposal. The num- her of shooters on cach-side was six-the number of shots fired by each, 24, of which. ]2. were front a distance of 100, and the same nmiber ...

... DONCASTE1R RACES. .1)11 ?? ?? _ . .; ?? i .Ws . ANDIAP SIVEEPSTAKEs of 10 SOV8. each. | l 5. ,r.MtlA'orHs's Cialty, Gst .. .. .. ?? t p Mr. Vt'ortliis toni''Jaquessotto, 6st.lb. ' .. (CnCrroll) , 2 - ' 'Tiie 8c1*ennonossUG STAKES of 20 sov. eacc.' in Captaisscott'Ai 'so ot. 21b ?? ?? (J. Ooborsse) I Mr. A. Nichof's 1'hstntomSst, 21b. ?? '(Tomplemani) 2 Thto ELINTO'N STAKES of 10 sOvS. ...

... PLOUGIIING MATCIIES. CA ItDERIATERIt ItAD.I Tito ?? plolighinijg inateh of this society took placeoi00 Tihursday f Ift10 5th inst., on tho forim of Caiderhoad, possessed by Mtr. William '1 Mrray; andullithough the weather for 00010 weoks toost bos boon almost noo le1 contiution ofst101100, ond tibo eloloonts ofinatore seemed to vie w!ith ouchl other Iin pouring fiarth th~eir fury, yet Thardady ...

... i Theos annual races took'piaco yesterida)- The .wentiter was deligiftful, and the coincoursdsof Ispectators was~ very great-, the trains fromn Gh01 en denely coin dld *'Ansisngst the gentlioinco -presentW br i . Shaw~ Siewaiti, of Gieenock and ]lakti; ~i ilAmiure, ?? o( claid~wejl ILfP., ?? Seiiat NicolsonIS; fa o Carniock; ?? t M eiat'Es~q,' .Cap~fairh Osorne?~ Catiii pettii onfobi~hE~,M.Sae ...