... SPORTING ITFLLIGENCE. r, i I a the sin days' t pfor last Week atb ewmaiket, ft Wednsay nretes were run, and the total number of starting haraa waso tlieehundred and thirteen.. ?? Glasgow Ron athured five mthles on Saturday, a turn .h betthat was hated wbth exnpectigled applaused-,acsndo 'TEE FINAL HIEAT wova- CeuNu~sos AND MOKI1NNET.-Thi5 ?? ?? for e 20 d will be decided on Wcalnesday next, on ...

... PlOUIuoING MATCIL-On Friday a ploughing match camue off between William Poole, of Barbon, in the COUnlty of IVestonreland, and John Staekdalo, of Long-r warthly, lie the county of Cuonberland, for £100, wvhich was given in favour of Wme. Poole. A v cry conoidorablo suitel of money chainged hands, so confident were the friendo of iotett parties. A foot raro for £15 aside camne off on Tuesday, ...

... | ETs. . a_ _ ?? _.nt: NEWCASTLE AND UATESHEAD RanGA'lTA.--Thi3 re- gatta continues to receive most liberal Support and bids fairly to afford much manly exercise to thoe fovers of aquatic oports, and to the public generally. The place seleoted is near the Meadows, and as it has been held there on previous occasions, it is unnecessary to say a word in favour of so suitable and picturesque a ...

... I - spoRIcTING BiTELLIGNEC'-CE II THE LEANHnE AMATEUR RowING CLUB.-On Thursday evening the 16th inst., a numerous and influential meeting of gentlemen interested in the art of rowing, took place at the Crown and Thistle Hotel, in this town, for the purpose of forming an Amateur Rowing Club upon the same principle as the London, Oxford, Cambridge, and other universities. Se- veral gentlemen ...

... SPORT'INUG INTF.IEUIGENCE. 5t'll hl1'.-AN'CilEST15 V, MASLEMLcUONE.-A matca , cll the Ital-vhubone clb atsd ground, tand thr MIan- ie~er ei witih tihrec players, CaliMl oit' on Monday utd l Jtowi , ;it lord's. The result wsas, Manchester lt, 2i.l, IJ; total 20ff. Alarviebono Ist, 120; 2nd, St hita 210. NI L&SD ' 01 Sll, .-A irientllbr of OllC of the cds ill fthds in Lendoll, aild. a master of ...

... TIaMN TAny RnEGvrA.---ThO annual regatta on the 'Tarn was held ?? and Friday,,thel19th and20th inst. The attendance was good on both days, and the weather all that could he desired. Amongst the company Itreselat were the Countess of Carlisle, and the Right lion. the Earl of Carlisle, the Hon. C. W1. 0. Howard, M.P., tlto Hon. eind Rev. Mr Grey, the Lady Elizabetia Grey, the lion, Mr Ellis, ...

... - SPOBTING MT1MLUGENC., _ I ?? is stated that :66 was veposited yes- to , with xo enpagment to find a owam to ronr Cveoa'bos, the Lcnoden ehainpiol, for £201) aside. Q@w OY' CfBl3-OLMO;IO'N AND JBIOIUOLThitf galne, which hlas ejecited much interest and attention, has been gained by the British ohampion, Sir John Dom- Con, who beat his adversary, f.Miehacis, the Belgian charnion, by 7 to 3. ...

... I - -SPORTIG ILGECE. S0ORsTN0 LPAP.-Among the moving aceidets by'dood and field, of which every hunting season furnishes its quota, the following is recorded as hasing taken place lately in this neighbourhood; Mr Smith, suargeon, of ?? -while 1out the other day with Lord Fitzharding's houn~ds, at Dfnambleton, covered eleven yards clear over some streng ox rails and a wide trench, rather ...

... I - _SPORTING INTELMUgNOE-.. . The secornd race of the season of ts Dirkonhead Model Y!aciht Club, forra silve'rc, Iame o° n Satnrday, ant.' Wra again won %byte.Yankee craft. Firmre. iUcDB MIM6 S 1N A TnousAcD sudCO55IVR Houns.-3ames Jones completed, at the llorongh Gardens, Salford, on.Saturday mnotning last, the above astonishing feat. As vas .foro~eseflhi ?? execitennent became vcry ...

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... I - sPORTING INTELLIGENCE. l DiPFICU.TIES OVERCOME IN ESToALISnING A. }IUtr.-A dinner took place at Cheltenbam on Friday, on the occasion of the presentation to Earl Fitzhardinge, by members of the Berkeley Hunt and other sportsmen of the district, of a splendid piece of plate, subscribed for in testimony of the subscribers' appreciation of the noble lord's generosity in maintaining a pack of ...

... SPORTI5G INTELLIGENCE nay colt Twveodside, ly Magpie, out cf Kate Kear- ncr, 2 vr.; old, entered in the Tyre Stakes, at Newcas- tic, is iow the propertyof 'Win. Forster Esq. Cn As\Uionsnil ov rrT ?? j7WobvrtCoombes, ex-chamlpion of the Thamrs, lias employed Mr II. Clis- per, late champion of the Tyne, to build him a skiff of improved constrictiotl, for the purposc of rolwing ano- ther match ...