... | TALKIN REoATXrA.-THi EARL OF CARLISIfS PR,- SPNT.-At the last regatta on Talidn Tarn, the Earl of Carlisle offered to pre ent a four-oared skifl to the Brampton crew. The commission was entrusted to Harry Clasper whom the Carlisle Journal, in noticing the matter, calls the far-famed Tvne boatman, and the not less renowned boat builder. The boat has now been finished, at a cost of 35 guineas ...

... I -CONTINUED. A foot race took place on Gilesgato Moor, Durham, on Moindtly lost, for £25 aside, distance 150 yards, betwveen Lightfoot of Gilesgate, anld Salvlovof Easington,which wvas wvonl by thec former, by thrcc yards. Thc Champlion Bicit for thc Easter Wrestling in this towvn, is no cv to be seen at Mecssrs Lister and Sons, cil- veronhitlis, 31oolcy-str ect. The mzassive silver ornaments ...

... CATTERICK BRIDGE RACES. MOSNDAY.-Tihe SnoRTs, a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, p. p) , for 2-yr old colts Sit 71b, tillie O #st lb; 3 furlongs 154 yavd;, Mr J. olawolcs Anteverta (Lye beat Mr Ewbanik's Ssweetitess, Mr lacques na Bold Davy, and Lord Gl:sgogw's bif Sister to Caricara. Ttinan YEAR of the ScoNme EASBY TmENNIcoAL PODUCEs SaT 1.e, for prodicce of inares covered in 1847, colts 8st 71h, ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. The DuRHAm CoUNrY Fox HOUND9 Will meit on Monday, March ?2nd, at Cole Pike Hall ; on Wed- nesday the 24th, at Findon Cottage.; and on Friday, the 26th, at Seaton Lodge-each day at half-past ton o'clock. The TrND.LteE FoX-Ho0NDS will meet on Tlesdoy 23rd Mlarch, at Kirkwhelpingtonf; and on Friday, the 26th, at Haytburn-each day at half-past ten o'clock. The HAYDON HOUNDS ...

... NPORTIN1. ITEUMIG CA - GOit TRorNC1 MA'rC1.-A gentlItIMI of London made a wager of £150 to £100 that heb would produce a horse to trot in harness one huidtfcd miles in ten hours, end the mateh was desided at Copenhagen House on Thursday, the 26th ultim:, in the presence of a large number of spectators. Both the owner of the horse and the backer of time made it a condition that their names ...