... 111,0UGIIING IMATCHEIS. 'ihe thivty-ti est ralrilrarr piarraglr1tg tmatch rat tire aboviroac to y Camie a' Of ip 101't'r;al r thet lith irastairt (its forno'rrr'ri a yv'rfioa'al ripen tiae m form I o If FlraI, t par t Srriat of ('rrrbrh aiang (tire a'rjopet't (tat rII ~IS race tta' hroke ti', Irtariliarol ?? bry Mtr. 'faiarras ,trirurrotara. Thea f ,cot ar o, n'r'orrakariiy litre, ana taltis ...

... * The return niatebl botweon' thi 'Thistle !Auld Clydesdalc f Cricket Clubs, both of this city, was pliyed on Saturday last, on the ground of the latter at Klinnieg Park. Good play was shiosn onl bath sides, and the game vas wall eontested. The .riod hand hosi liii oi os Maxwell, on the sido of the clydes- dail, and thie undo hand bowlnat Mr We with itbieliad'- 1mined. At thieclose of the ?? ...

... 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 ...

... guid n~ OyNx.-The Garudyside annrial ploaghing match was held o onfdl the 29th ult, upon the farm of Parkbrue, occupied by Mr John howe s Leslie, when a number of plonubs entered for competition, suffi- dies w cient to turn over the field, anud performed their alloted tasks in term of excellent style. TDe Judges-ltessrs Alex. Jackson, farmer, little ~k Rhyhill; and Morrison, Parkbrac-after ...

... Tuurspar, Fes. 12, Mr Vernon Smith (Secretary of War) was introduced to the House, and took the oaths and his seat for Northampton. Admiral Stewart also took the oaths “and his seat for Green- | wich. Mr SHARMAN CRAWFORD brought in a bill for the better securing and regulating of the custom of tenant right, time. as practised iu the province of Ulster, which was read a first PARLIAMENTARY Lord ...

... LCEPTION A HOLYROO!L PALACE night the Earl of Mansticl!, Her Mojesty's Com- missioner to the General Assembly of the of Scot- land, entertained a distinguished assemblage of lidies and gentlemen at Holyrood. The large Picture Gallery wae crowded to excess—there being upwards of a thousand pre- sent, At nine o'clock precisely hiy Grace made his appear- ance in the Picture Gallery, and the ...

... STRONE 'AND' lKILMUN RErGATTA. _- t l ; -:.w m tr _. ,:\or a This regatta took elace on Tuesday,, in the Holy Loch op- posite thcse plaees. fri'bre ')as a good turn ouit of yaclits, gigs, and othlirbotts~ . Tie wcatlibr daring tlij daywjas'-most favour- aable, a smart breeze blowivng up tthe Cliainel, and not a drop of rain fallin: Theic ws a considerable 'nuuber of specta- tors lining the ...

... 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. ...

... NORTH BERWICK DIRLETON COURSING Sr Lecrr STAKE. 45 Paid Forfeit 55 Entered; irst Class. Mr Graham's bd w d Thimblerigging beat Mr Callander ns bd w b Mr Callander ns rd Peruvian beat Mr Graham's r b Equivo- Mr bk td b Retrogression beat Mr Gibson's bk and w Mr Deans’ fd Due-an-Dhurras beat Mr Gibson's f b Spy. Mr B. W. Ramsay's bd d Rupert beat Mr Bailey, sen’s., r b Cookey. Mr Deans’ r d ...

... PLOUGHU&Q HATCHE~& . I -2o L I :o: ZLHELVJE.-A ` I ipg hizl-mch 'took place on -the 24th, g aof Decamber, on a 'ieldefi longto' Mr'John Fanqnbeison . X anre ' Belmemphiie; andlafterthe ploughmmn had finishedithlir w o, Satlm 'Judges--M'essru Alai, Bodicit Sarpti, *SheIhi; el d£ 'a~Da',Esg~, Orz~ck-awar~ded th¢e-.pfitee Bfollows -I'l Alex. 51 is fitoddsjti ,u~nrer son,. 'D, in ig3 , :Gedr~ge ...

... AN ANERICAN STEAM-BOAT RACE. Tio New York papers are filled with the details of a terrible calamity which occurred on the 28th ult., on the Hudson id River, and by which it has been ascertained that upwards of 70 rc persons lost their lives. O The particulars and incidents of the disaster are thus de- scribed in the Alcis York Tribune:h 0, The Henry Clay left Albany at seven o'clock on ...