... no. lit, ASCOT RACES. ire 5a TUESDAY, JUNE U. iry The TRIAL STAKES. New Mile. ld Duute of Riehmond's Officious . ?? lFlatman) I ber Ar. Hill's Hlot hor p . ?? -. 2 the Mr. Osbaldeston's Queen of Beauty ?? ?? if THIRD TRIENNIAL PRODUCE STAKES. New mile. ce- Mr. J. cott'e Songstress ?? ;(F. Butler) I Ribmtd' arbinger .2 to Sir R. Pigot'S Filius ?? to Duke of Rionmond's Red Hind ?? 4 ich SECOND ...

... S SPORTIN G INTELLIGENCE. lawr CHESTER RACES. 20 He- TUESDAY. 20 der THE GROSVENOR STAKES of 10 nova. each, with 20 added 20 the About~ one mile anid a quarter. 25 ped Mr Wildn' oah ~ ?? or- Lord Waterford's ?? 5 ble Four others started. Wonlbya~head. e a MATCH for 4300, h3. ft. 8Si in Mr. Morris's Hlungerford ?? 6 Mr. Meikltam'a Paddy ?? 10 Won by three lengths. 12 t, SWEEPSTAKES of 5 soav. ...

... I it ~TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. it ~~LINCOLN HANDICAP. S,2 to I1agat Mr. Martinson's View Halloa (taken) o 3 toI3- Mr. J. Osborne's Lady Agnes (taken) METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. n100 to 6agst Lord Eglinton's Elthiron is 20 to I- Mr. Aforris's Harpsfoot CHESTER CUP. 030 to 1aget Mr. Graville's Ariosto (taken) dI000 to 30-Mr. Herbert's Grand Dluke (taken) ?,1000 to 30 -Mr. 3. Merry's Rin'gleader (taken ...

... - 0 _£_ S N-1ItR _ ?? aw YORK AUGUST MEETING. a WEDNESDAY. a] DUNDAS STAKES of 6e sovs. each, added to a handicap oi Mr. F~~tO weepstakes of 5 soya. ecac. 15 subs. it Mr.FlintorT~heReaper.W ?? ells) I Mr. Carter's Farmer's eoy . ?? 2 h; Mr. W. Hale's Merry Peal ?? .- 3 ci Won by a length. Two others started. tl CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP of 10 soVs. each, with 60 added. d (10 subs.) Mr. ...

... | SPORTING IN'TELL1GIGNUv.. I ~ Mr. Percival, of Wansford, Lihecohnkitbie,- has sold hi~s horse The magnet, to Viscount Hill, bist the price Ii not Inamd. ItIt appears that Haricot, The Calculator, and Beth- gi gelbrt, are ec~t d for the Noithamberland Plate, at New- 5 epotle.upon.Tlyne. Mr. Vevers purebased the horse Bourt-tn, for 500 sovereigns prior to hots being entered for the ?? ...

... I ROYAL .Y--AC.H-T -SQUADRON- IX .1REGATTA:. I RACE FORl H.-R. H.-PRINCE ALIIERT 'S CUP. win, Our local readers wilt be gratified lo learn tht hesroct desired prfze, the magnificent cup, the annual girt of H. Rt. H. Prince Albert, to be contested for by vessnel belonging thle MOE Royal Squadron, has this year been von by the maGlclane, Arn the property of our liberal and benevolent townsaen, ...

... al.NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. tile eat ?? are try SWlrEPSTAKES of r0 sovS. each. ags re, Mr. Limiloy's ?? I by Mdr. NiagonnisO Caloric 2 tha General Ansoti's Ia YloElid .3 n he ~ ~ ~ ~ S hby two y ?? lai HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 sovs. each. th lilD Mr. Payne's Catalpa ?? III- Sir R. PigeL'S ?? laut Ma Ar. Drln kald's ?? Three othiers staytod. Won by a length. al- MA.TCHI 20) ?? wa ...

... I I Lincoln Races are fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday, the 24th and 25th of August, ?? the week after York. Mr. Martinson's Bell Tinker left Doncaster on Thursday for Beverley, where he is to be trained for his en- gagements. Maid of the Mist has been scratched for the Liver- pool Steeple Chase. F. Crouch, the jockey, has removed from Mitche Grove to Warwick. Mr. E. Hibburd has been appointed ...

... Already there are at least eighty-eight subscribers to the Great North and South of England Biennial Stakes, to be run at Goodwood in 1853 and 1854. KNUTSFORD RACES.-It appears that a very liberal fund has oeen raised for the promotion of sport at Knutsford this year; and there is every prospect of an excellent meeting. The steeple-chases at Chipping Norton are to take place on Tuesday, ...

... SPORTING INT'ELIGENCE. NEWNIARKET FIRSr OCTOBER MIEETIXG. TUESDAY, SEPr. 25. The BUCKENHANI STAKES of 300 sovs each, h ft. for two-year-olds; colts, 8st 71b, and fi lie, SSW 4 h; one to the post. 3 sub s. Mr Payite's Estrella ?? - p(Fltiaan) I Mr Mare's I by Touchstone out of Kitty of Colrraine 2 Lord Eglinton's Vmndirdeeken . A SUWEEPSTAKES of 10 Savs eact for t.wo.ycaroolds, 6ut 71h; three, ...

... GAME LISTS .-COUNTY OF YORK . FIRST PUBLICATION. ._ ~ VA ~- ?? CY TANY -TT,, ARRANGED BY JAMES SANDERSON, SURVEYOR OF TAXES, HULL. PERSONS WHO HAVE OBTAINED GAME CERTIFICATES FOR TlE YEAR 1852. LIST (1) GENERAL CERTIFICATES AT £4 Os. 10d. EACH. AARON, Benjamin Halifax Branml Abbey, Jame9 Bilton Albotson, John Skipton __ Acaster, John Thorne Brank Ackroyd, James Morton Brays ?? Buckensbaw Breck ...

... MKANCHESTER BETTING. POST OFFICE HOTEL' CHESTER CUP, 1853. 1000 to 15 agat Mr. Saxon's Black Doctor-taken. 2000 to 30 - MIr. Greville's Scarecrow-taken. 1000 to 10 - Mr. J. M. Stanley's Teddington-(tkel 1000 to 10 - Mr. Dawson's Galvanism-taken. 1000 to 10 - Ethelbert-taken, THE DERBY, 1853. 15 to I agst Lord Jobs Scott's The Reiver-takenf 25 to I - sir. Wilkinson's Hurworth-taklen. BETTING AT ...