... C O U N T Y O F R E N F R E W. FIRET PUBLICATION. L IST of PERSONS Nyho have obtained GAME CERTI- L FICATES between the 5th day of July and 1st Septem- ber, 1852: CERTIFICATES D., £zC, Os. 101. Alexander, Boyd, Esq., Southbar, Inelinan. Anderson, James, Esq. Clune Park, Port-Glasgow. Andlecorn, George, Isq., Mlilliken House, Kilbarchan. Andrew, Mr. James, Dalry. Armour, Mr. James, Paisley. ...

... RIFLE MATCH 13ETWEEN TIHE MID-LOTRIIAN I AND TElEE GLASGOW lIL'JE CLUBS. On Saturday Nveek,.a match between the above-me-ntioned clubs took place in tho grounds at Callendar House, which Mr. Forbes, ALP., had kindly plaeed at theis- disposal. The num- her of shooters on cach-side was six-the number of shots fired by each, 24, of which. ]2. were front a distance of 100, and the same nmiber ...

... Tine Anebterlces District Athletic Gamnes came off on Thurs. day the 19th Augusst, when alargeassomblageof spectators were on the ground to witness the sports, which were contested vitlx great spirit b5 the competitors. Amongst those who supported and honoured the games wvith their ~presence were-Mr ana .3frs Leslie of Rthie-r and lrs Leslie, Drmnirossie-Mr r and 'Mrs Mackenzie, Badenscoth ...

... 11- It .A (From the Examinor.) I In the frequent railway accidents of the last two I months, it has almost invariably appeared that upont the same line another train was rulming on the veryI heels of the wrecked one, and that the greatest acti- vity on the part of the guard was necessary to pre- vent a collision. The statement might indeed be stereotypedfoi use in the accounts of accidents in ...

... DONCASTE1R RACES. .1)11 ?? ?? _ . .; ?? i .Ws . ANDIAP SIVEEPSTAKEs of 10 SOV8. each. | l 5. ,r.MtlA'orHs's Cialty, Gst .. .. .. ?? t p Mr. Vt'ortliis toni''Jaquessotto, 6st.lb. ' .. (CnCrroll) , 2 - ' 'Tiie 8c1*ennonossUG STAKES of 20 sov. eacc.' in Captaisscott'Ai 'so ot. 21b ?? ?? (J. Ooborsse) I Mr. A. Nichof's 1'hstntomSst, 21b. ?? '(Tomplemani) 2 Thto ELINTO'N STAKES of 10 sOvS. ...

... We have, in former publications, given the result of these r aquatie sports; but wye now Presenot the followiing snore3 speeifio b report:- Ft AT ROTIIESAY, AuOuST 31. P1 First Prize-A Crup, value Thirty Gldiness, open to Yachts of Royal lt YTacti Clubs of390 tois and upwards. A time race. j muiu. time. Club. Otwner, Tenia Start. ArrivalJ sC h. so. h, ci1. a. SItn, I.N.Y.C 1. II. Lang ., 40. ...

... OCEAN IIACING. Serious charges have lately been brought against captains! of steamners, of endangering their ships by the reckless efforts to quicken the passage across the &thlznfic. The Altos11 Eoens- lag Journal (U.S.) the editor of which has recently returnedi from Europe, warites:-| In the competition that exists between die noble ships ofl the Collins and Cunard lines there are mnore ...

... me - .: ?? .I . I - .. ?? . ?? The first of these regattas camne off 6n Tuesday4 last at Rotbe- say Bay. ' The following is thc result:- A Cur value 30 Guincas, open to Yachts of Royal.Yncht Clubs of 30 tons and up'iards.. Stella, H. M; Lang, Esq.,, ?? ?? Aquila,' Jno. AT. Rowan, Esq .. ?? .2 A Cnr value TsvCnty Cuineas, open to Yachts of Royal Yacht Clubs of from 10 to 30 tons. On1da, R. W. ...

... This meeting commenced to-day Tinder favourable circuml- ALI, stances, the weather being everything that could be desired, and the sport excellent. The grand stand was well filled dat- - ring the day by a fashionable Company. The following is the rl result of the running: I The StrigStak~es of 1O Sovs. each, 5 forfeit, and only 3 if Sid( declared, with 60 Soya, added by the inhabitants of ...

... EGLINTON PARIK MEETING.- FRIDAY, STrT. 24. Thc sports were rencwed to day at half-past one o'clock. Thle weather ?? beautiful, and the attendance much greater than on any of the previous days, vast numbers have been car- ried by the South-Western Railway fromn Glasgow. The fol- lowhig is the result ot' thc running:- SWEE'PSTAKES or 10 SoYs. eacIh, 11. ft., with 50 sovs. added by the (Club. ...