... U. -11 -w9 ?? - - ?? w_ _ _ __ _ -_ _ -_ _ __ - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - .- _ e, NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETiNG.-TUHSDAY, FAB 8. Tu Ie NOTTIOOnAM SPRING HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, with 50 ] Ad added, was won by Mr. Megson's dardolph, beating Chilton, Ml In and ten others. Ml TWO-YEAR-oLD STAKES Of 5 SaVe seih, and 30 added, were won I as by Lord John Scott's Lady Audrey, beating Field Marshal, ...

... Sf rU 1L 1 3 1J ik. ]&1iJL JItir ULJ :. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.t c of the Livorpool Cup, value 203 sovs. in specie, I ACcel t' added to a Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft. Aget lb Age atb r ?? . 8e 6 ?? 6 4 cbiefust!. *. 46 88 6Babette ?? 6 2 t Daiele t oltorke. 4 8 2 Baillnaslios . 8 6 28 0oldfl~dcr . 5 8 ?? 5 5 10 8 eliciflnidr ?? 4 8 0 The Surveyor ?? 4 610 v .le . ?? 7 10 colt by Polish ...

... SPORTING INITELLIGENOCE. . Lol HOYLAKE RACES. tab LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB SPRING MEETING. canl The Liverpool Hunt Club held their spring meeting on their tuoil .private race-grouasd, at lHoylake, on Wednlesday. The weather was u_ deligh~tfully fluse, and there *vas a tolerably numerous arttendance, U() the stand bein~graced by the presence of several parties of ladies. 3 The Shorts Handicap ...

... EPSOM SUMMER MEETiNlG.-TU58DAV, MAY 24. Craven Stakes.-Grapeshot 1, Gulcowar 2. g Wo dcote zstkes.-o by Cotherstone 1, Sine quO. non 2. 0 Manor Plate.-Calot 1, Coalition 2. 3, Hortos Stakes.-Antonina 1, Saville 2. at Hoathcote States.-Catspaw 1, Anne Page 2. r- WNDS58DAY, MAY 25. je Carew Stakes.-Mr. Sykes 1, Nightshade 2, d. Derby Stahes of 50 sova each, h tc, for three-year-olds; colts . ist ...

... ill in SKILL vs. CHANCE. Ingamnesof science, art must point the way:- an Chance aid. but little; skill decides the play. t, The annual festival of the Liverpool Chess Clob took place at the Adeiphi Hotel, on the 16th instant. It is needless to state that the entertainment was all that could le be wished by the most fastidious and epicurean of the m guests. Dr. Inanan presided, in the absence ...

... NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. PV TURSIIYA, OCTOBFR 11. SR Match.-Lord Darby's Hobby-horse beat Lord Glasgow's ro Coalition. at Match.-Dake of Bedford's Pensioner beat Lord Glas- gow's Sisterto Caracara. h, Royal Stakes.-Talfourd 1, Vanderdecken 2, Filbert 3. Al Clearwell Stakes.-Miranda 1, c by Cowl 2, Astolfo S. re Cesarewitelh Stakes, a free handicap of 25 sove each, 15 ft, eV with 300 ...

... SPORTING, INTELLIGENCE.. C WAB.WIC1 (.ThD8S, TIJBSDAY, Ocve.'e' ,ld Y Swepstae-euli Tieu 3ealous One 2, thS- 8 Great Warwick 14ndicape-Little Fa&wn l, Alli0 Sather- aeo ,nd 2, Angelo 3.-oAlp, buiontague, Ethe .qlfL Litlle Ilaview ,and Masna Mungo a!,so,ran. Sw'8veepstahes,-Pr~iohh~e Third 1, Ada 2, ThBe8p' 3 y ?? I, 8aIry *tAgis3. 8t Connuiktee Staeet-IGrco 1, Blakeiy 2, Aaatqilh 3.. WE)WnSDAY ...

... T M THIE BIRKENHEAD MODEL YCHT CLUB. t - . .1 . . The second sailing match of the season for yachts of fe the first class belonging to the members of the Birken- o: head Model Yacht Club came off on Saturday afternoon last, About two o'clock, the steamer Cato, which had vI been engaged by the committee ot' the club, left the at landing-stage, St. George's-pier, accompanied by a band at of ...

... sit i is THE LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB: AUTUMN MEETING. ive WRD)N5DAY, AtOGSY SC. for The autumn racing meeting, in connection with the Liver. in pool Hunt Club, commenced on Wednesday, on their private of race-course at Hoylake. The day was beautifully fine, and a he large concourse of spectators assembled to enjoy the sports. e Mr. Topham officiated as clerk of the course. od The Hoylake Hurdle ...

... tf LIVERPOOL RACES, WnDNI5SDaY, JULY 13. of The 1rst day's racing of the Liverpool Summer Meeting took s'st plac at the race-course at Aintree, on Wednesday last, and entwill terminate this dayI(Fridy). The attendancores Dy t1o Ldi- means numerous, owing, no doubt, to the unsettled state of ! of the weather, Al the stakes were well contested, and the cil. arrangements on the coarse gave ...

... I .- -1.1. ?? . ?? ?? .. .. LIV]ERfPOOL AUTUMN M1EETING. Stewardls-The Richt Hon. tile Carl of Sefton, lord-lietutenant, Lord.Waterfordl, aud G. Payne, Esq. Lesc-e and Clerk of the Courso-Mr. E. W. Topham. TUESDAY, NOVEMBSR 5. Owbingto tholiiftvourablo state of the weather, thoC ttendance Wval ly ii ilnies numerous. The running was good, and the ?? for each vace large. Tho Tyre liandicap of 5 ...

... (A SH)0IMtl~ I1 INTLLIG;ENCE.-. * - ?? -me.- 1 - - _ i .1 , CAESTEit SPLRING P1EHT[W, ,18. ?? . Ir Stewar~-Marqnia of WaterifrdV dnt Cl'iden D Claris ofthe Codei-1g. Id;voird W. AephaiM.. Staiter-Amr.Horeby., Jndg1A r.Whitciot Nlantwlitb TorslvIA ' MAT i. 'The GROBVNOl, vn t aof' 10 ?? ea Ih ft,'with 9 Addedi St Qroqavauer. Coursee tuba4 ' 8 7 Mr. J. J. ffenulersol, rol n ertywbent 4 yra . ...