... The eleventh annual ploughing match of the Kentie. beare Association, took place on Monday last, in a field called Great Whitely, a short distance from the village. There were 17 ploughs on the ground, and a large number of persons assembled to witness the match. After the plonghing bad termi- nated, te'members and friends of the association repaired.to the Wy dhanmArnis, to paltake'of THE' ...

... ISPOR1UjG ITLi*N TATTERSALUI,2 Dsta .stl~ FRIDAY. 5~ BY-St111.6t~obbie Nebleto1 tfl. O- te 1 gapt Alcoran., 10 ?? agpt Harbinger, l rtel t 'be verhouse,14. tolI ?? of Trumps, XE to 1 S55V Al. '5 the Great, 1.5 to 1 agat Kingston, 25 to 1 agat SadtilO _ to 1 agat Orelio, 2- to 1 agat Augur (tas0 oo), totoWIgafttt1-~ cot, 30 to I agat Chief Baron Nicholson, So to I agst Dlutiel ?? urice. .1 ...

... 1-?- TATTERSALL'S.-TuuasD&Y. NEWMARKET HANDICAP. 4 to 1 agst Mr. Williams's Maria. 8 - 1 - Lord Exeter's Mountain Flower. 8 - 1 - Mr. Robson's Bardolph (taken, and after- wards offered). 10 - _ - Duke of Richmond's Officious. The above were the offering prices at the close. We did not hear a bet laid, except against Bardolph, who left off anything but strong in the market. - THE 2,000 GUINEAS ...

... Jo ~IIANOESTEE REET1NG, Al862. :The=e. ree which havii been ?? improving sic cc jtheir removp tthe new courae,,opered. on Wednesday last, ~hi with A capital list; and although the first day was showery bhi and Wet, yet there was a good attendance present. The sport W ~Was all that could be 'desired, and the race for the Milan~ 64 :Cui,P 'wbioh'was thle most interesting'festure in the first ...

... spart-ting BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, T Toronir, OCT. 12,1852 Erra The rooms this morning were crowded to excess, and the bet. F tiug almost exclusively confined to the Ceenrewitcha, the quota- thonel on whbich would nowy be superfluous. The Cembridgeshire received a small share ofaettenrtion at prices as under:- Mr CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. Mr 10, to. 1 eget Lord Bruce's Knight of the ...

... 1. 6 CH7ESTER SPRING MEETING, 1802. TUESDAY, MAT 4Tm. Si The Grosvenor Stakes of 10 save, each. hn. ft. with3oadded; three,. yearlds, fist. Sib'; four, 8ist. 6115; five, gat. jibl; six and aged, got. 3t11; a witnneruat any one time of 630 syae clear (exoeptiug T bandicaps) to carry .5Th extra: mareis and geldings allowed 315. Grosvenotr Course, about a mile and a quarter. 9 subs. 8 ?? named ...

... Ot wr. fegitrr. id SPORTING INTELLIGENCE le . .. ?? ?? d [ontinued from the 7t page.; I rs TuI CRICKET MATCII AT LIVERPOOL.-Thn match was resumed re this moruing (Tu esday), All ESnglaD d ti uishing their first innings. r The following IY the score-A. Iynn, Esq. b Combor,53, 3 t, Coesar c Comber, b Crosland, 0; *V. Caffyn o Wilcox, b Comber, le 15; G.ParroEllis,b Crosland 8; T. Boxc Ellis, b ...

... -SpOrtiliff Entelliplice. o BETTING A''T THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. Of TUESDAY MrORINING, FEB. 24, 1852. ,ar The only cbange noticeable in the transactions at the rooms vi- this morning was in Confessor, who, since Friday, receded at a); ono time to 28 to I laid to £150. His backers this morning, how- b. ever, supported him freely at 20 to 1, and ha finally finished first fevourite. Closing prices ...

... SOTN INLG SPORING NTELLIGENCE. . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - - - ., .IWW _ W W 9.; V W _ w W _ W W W 11VERPOOL JULY, RACES. 6tewards-Si' Joseph Hawley, Bart., G. Payne, Esq., and the -* Ion. F Villiers. Judge-Mr. Clark. Lessee; Handlcipper' and -Clerk Sf the Course -E. W. Ea4q. Staeteo, Mrll U5sbbsrd-. Secestary.-r. 0. Cotgreav * okrk of the fioales-w.jMr.V,{Q,41eIL WEDNEXSDAY, JuLy 14.. 'fie CRoxrTETH ...

... (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. CONFY CASTLE COURSE-NOV. 15 AND 16. ENTRIES for the e politan Plate, ded to sweepstakes of s HOVB each, Xrten rses e VIr, 50 a will be added, if ffteen, 70 BoVs;.and if , Three miles, Marquis o~nyn 's b Ganymed Mr J Dole's rim Thorn, Mr Irwin's as pbne _ Mr Barry' S Cern Mr Balfe' g Rin der, Mr Balfe's br ma p Mr J G Murphy' Lami ne, ...

... CURRNGH RACES-S PT. 7, 8, 9, and 10. The events for which entries have applared are the fallow- ing:- .FaST DAY. Anglesey Stakes-Twent-drlve nominations. About a dozen only expected to start. Sally Bernard, April Fool, Alba filly, or Deformed, likely to furnish the winner. Sweepstakes, 10 s8vS each, 40 sove added-lo entries; three or four of which will not appear. The Marquis and Tom Moody ...

... CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1852. (?ROBI OUR CORRESPONDENT.) TUESDAY, APRIL 20. Stewards-J. Courtenay and W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Mlar- quis of Waterford. The assemblage this day at the Carragh weS most splendid, and not equalled since the visit of his Msjesty, George the Fourth, in Szptember, 1821. The announcement that his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Eglinton intended to ...