... CRICKLT MATI'CII, D:WiIEIr.LLEIt A(0AINST COALLEN.DAI);,EOI1E. The tnov.hibs, under tilI directiolu of Mr. Forbes, jun., ci, Callundr, and Mr. Carrick Buchanan of Drxunpeller, playao their fiest InatLei on Friday, 30th uit., and onl Monday last, t Calelndal Miiomse, in two ivell-coutested ganies, very spiritedly sustained thlougliout. lho result of each day!s contest was a rollows .- CAI ...

... th At the Glenfiddiclh and Blackwater shootings, in 'he top of co this county, belonging to his Grace the Duke of Richmond, a Ss distinguished party had assembled, comprising his Royal High- se ness the Graid Duke of Parma, his Grace the Duke of Rich- pe mond, the Earl of March, Lord Alexander Gordon Lesmox, Sir to Edward Bowater, Colonel Jebb, Colonel White Ridley, the Hon. TI Captain ...

... i Theos annual races took'piaco yesterida)- The .wentiter was deligiftful, and the coincoursdsof Ispectators was~ very great-, the trains fromn Gh01 en denely coin dld *'Ansisngst the gentlioinco -presentW br i . Shaw~ Siewaiti, of Gieenock and ]lakti; ~i ilAmiure, ?? o( claid~wejl ILfP., ?? Seiiat NicolsonIS; fa o Carniock; ?? t M eiat'Es~q,' .Cap~fairh Osorne?~ Catiii pettii onfobi~hE~,M.Sae ...

... PAISLEY, RACE S. SECOND DiY-FEiDAY. The races wvere resumcil to-day under the most favourable auspices. The weather being delightful there was a large con- course of spectators from the town and neighbourhood and from tills eity. The company on the grand stand was protty much t1e same ns yesterday. The railway trains, as well as conchcs, omnibhscs, &e., to Paisley, were densely crowdLed. ...

... the Bight Hon. the Earl of and Wintoa, laid on the table» presentation by his to the church snd parish of Kilmaurs, in favour of the Rev, Ro- bert L Khart, A M., Alloa. Tt appeared from the statements wade thet there were twenty-three for this parish, bat his Lordship being ty let the people have their choice of a pastor, a leet of wine candidates was selected by him trom this number, and ...

... 'JWItOUUVIV Ilttl J-A o. The City of Glasgow Regatta Club's annual sports came off on Saturday above Ifutelieson's Bridge. From eleven, whien the contest commenced, up till about foul o'clock, thc weather was beautiful, and at that time it is computed there could not havc been fewer than 25,000 persons present on both banks of tile river. A continuous pour of rain then commenced, how- ever, ...

... * 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 ?? ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...