... PEDEST R I A NIS M, DOINGS AT COPENHAGEN HOUSE. TAeTON AND MlAsRv.-The opening spin of last Mondayps meet was the 120 yards' run between these lads for 110. Though novices, never having before contended for the palm of superiority in. a public match, the contest, among their friends, and those who take a delight in witnessing the maiden effort of beginners, was productive of much excitement, ...

... EPSON STEEPLE CH3ASES AND . urdle Race. Weights for the FRPa HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE of 10 sova each, 5 ft. with Go added, age st lb age st lb Peter Simple ?? a II 4 YoungLottery ?? a 9 10 Half-and-Half ?? a 10 S larriott ?? 9 10 Quickstep ?? 10 4 ?? a 9 10 The Brewer (h ?? a 10 4 The Rearer 9 8 Alcoran. . 10 0 Robin Hood 6 9 8 Simple ?? 610 Forest La ?? 98 Maria ?? 5 912 Legacy g 6 Everton 9 ...

... C.GRISTbIAS SPORTS at COPENHAGEN House. BULL AND TEDDY FERGUSOX.-On Friday, the 24th ult., we then being just on the eve of the merry doings of the Christmas week, a select few of the sporting notables attended at this famous rendezvous for the purpose of witnessing the four miles' match, for I50, between Bull, a wide-awake sprig from New. market, and the once, renowned Ed*ard Ferguson, ...

... INTELLIGENCE EXTRAb LI1YR1OOL RACES. Weights for the LIVXRPOOL SPRING Cup (handicap) of 100 sovs in specie, of 10 sova each, h It, with 60 sovs added. age st lb age st lb Weatbergage.. 4 8 7 Richmond ?? 6 4 Cariboo ?? 6 8 0 Harp ?? 6 2 Warhawk ?? 7 121 Cheroot ?? 6 2 Chaseaway ?? 7 9 Lalage ?? 6 0 Warwick ?? 6 7 6 appy Joe ?? 60 Troasseau. 4 7 2 Burndale ?? 6 0 Kiteosyer . 4 I 6 13 ...

... i UEMPLiE CEASES TO COIE. JAN. 11.-Epeom-Free Handicaps and Hurdle Stakes closed. Weights published; Selling Stakes close Jan. 1i. 26.-Newton-The Golborne, and the Free Handicap Steeple-Cbase, and the Free Handicap Eurdle it~ce closed. 28-Oundle-The Open Handicap closes Jan. -i, the weights to appear Jan. 16, and acceptances to be signified by the k9tb,- the Selling Steeple Chase closes Jan. ...

... The Secretary of the All Englamd. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ELA. Sir,-I have read-who has not?-the letters which have appeared in THE Ej&A, and in Bell's Life.relative to Clarke, the secretary of the All England, and confess that I cannot. see, the case, which a Lover of Cricket seems to fancy he has completely made out. This letter, say what one may, mas-e.vidently got up for the purpose of ...

... H C T U l T H E C H E S T E R tU:P.: | BY TOUCESTON39.5A' The weights for this Monstre Handicap have now been before the public sufficiently long to enable us -to form some idea of the reception it has met with from the owners of horses. And if any captious critic is disposed to question the success of Mr. Topham's labours, a glance at the price current of TattersalJas, on Mon- day, would ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE BRA. Sir,-As one of those most concerned in the sudden stoppage to Press order-writing, let me, to a small extenit, improve upon the oceasion. Open confession, you know, is good for the soul, 80 I would remark, that I have never visited any theatre for years past but with an order. When I could not obtain such a pass (which was rare, having many friends belonk- ing ...

... CO U RS I Nc. COURSING FIXTURES TO COME. JANUARY. Club. Judge. Time of Meeting. Wiltshire Champion, Amesbury ..Mr. lIA'Goorge .. 31, &c. FEBRUARY. Baron Hill (Beaumaris),Angleseaalr. Tibbett . I Baldock.. Mr. Lawrence 2, 3 Hilton . Mr. A. P. Fletcher a, 4 Newmarket, Cambridgeshire.. .. Mr. . 7 Workington, ...

... HIGH WATER AT LONI)ON-BRIDGE. JAN. 9 moronlig 22 min, past I afternoon at nn,. past I 10 . .. 15 2 40. 2 Il6 a . .. 3 ,., s 12 . 8 .. 3 .. ..4 13 30. 4 , .. 4 14 .. , 5 . 31 . 5 15 ,,.,.s ,. 5 11 .. MATCHES TO COME. JAN. 12.-J. Robertson and W. Munns-to row in old.fashioned boats, from North Woolwich to Limehouse Hole, X5 aside. -.-J. Ralph (of ...

... Winniing Steeple Chase or 13urdle Eace Jockeys in 1852. On a glance at the Calendar, it will be perceived that among the winning jockeys in the United Kingdom for the past year, the victories secured by Wm. Archer, of Cheltenham, numbered 9 ; Charles Boyce, of Prest- bury, 8; Meaney, 8; John Tasker, of Birmingham, 7 T. Ablett, 6; Nooman, 6; John Thrift, 5-; Mr. J Kelly, 5; Ryan, 5; Mr. ...

... ?? TeE c LATE WATC3 AGAINST TIME from i.fbrd to London. | BURNEAM (BUCKS) PETTY SESSION.-JAN. 17. The magistrates acting for this district, the Hon. G. Irby, the Rev. T. Carter, and R R. Clayton, Esq., were occupied to-day for several hours in the hearing of an information laid at the instance of the Society for the Prevention of Croelty to Animals, through their secre- tary, Mr. Thomas, ...