... I The figures within parenthesis denote the number of days' racing. MWARCH. DoncasterSpring(2) 8 Wsarwick Spring (2)15 Leamington (1) ?? Salisbury (2). 10 Kipln Coates (1) 17 Catteric Bridge (2)29 Warwick Spring (2)16 Lincol Spring ?? Northampton (2) ..0 Kiplin Coates (1) .17 Newcastle Sp. (2).I.28 Abergavenny (1) 31 APRIL. Nowton Spring ?? 2 apson Spring ( ?? 7 | Mslton (2) ?? 21 Hoo (1) ...

... -1-1- ?, ?? ?? G? COURSING FIXTURES. NOVEMiBER. j Place and Countyd Tim ot Meeting Lirk Club Irela ?? r . Duggan ?? 2,29 Newcastle and Dulrham Union Club Ohapeon, ?? h e Mr. A. Bennett ?? 22, 23, 24 ?? York ?? Mr. ?? 22 Sudorle Autumn, Salop ?? A. bolseo ?? _ swaflam Yeomanry, orfolk ?? Tibbett ?? 29, 320 Newasarkl~el Chmptsgh)ion . Md sr. Al. Benett . 28,.Nt re Dcptford lun, Wilts ?? ?? 6 e ...

... TUESDAY, November 8th. stewards:- Thle Right Hdn. the Earl of Safton, Lr iueat Lord W~aterford, and G. Payne, Esq. Lessee and Clerk of the Course: Mr. E. W. Topham. Judge: Mr. J. F. Clarke. Clerk of the Scales: Mfanning. Starter: Mr. Hibburd. The customary Autumnal Gathering, over the well-known Course at Aintree, commenced on the above day; and although it has been our province to witness a ...

... I Tuesday, April 5. Stewards: The Marquis of Granby, the Earl of Wilton, and Lord Forester. Secretary: JohnDay, elton.Mowbray. Judge: Robert JTohneson, York. These fashionable and aristocratic races took place on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 5 and 6. The weather both days was exceedingly fine, and the sport was altogether good. We do not recollect seeing so large a company as on the first day ...

... C R I C K E T. eehailfeel obliged to gyentlentei lecho officiate as Secre tacs to Cricket Clbs if they Will forward their co-usni- btionS with as little delay, after their atches are con- cld ed, as possible. Wek aim at giving news with truth and imfpartiality. The Marylebone Club Matches. Thursday, Aug 4, at Dublin-The M.C.C. (with One Player) agst the Pheenix Club (with one player). ...

... 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, ...

... I ?? i- . FIGHTS TO COM.E JSuR 7,-I-eorrigan and Mose, 25 a side, Liondon. 21.-Harrington and Standing, 10 a side, Lbndon. J..e 18.-Barry and Wareham, 2:5 a side,1London. 19.-Baker and Daly, 25 a side, LondonH Day not fix ?? and an Unknown to be namedbY Hayes, 300 a side, London. CONTEST BETWEEN GEORGE BROWN and Cjarley George, for 70. On Tuesday the pugilistic abilities of the above heroes, ...

... WARWICK WOOLCATHERINCS. By TOUCH3[STONE. The Warwick Autumn Meeting, which is fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday next, is the pivot of attraction to the Turfites of all grades during the ensuing week, and, from being the last re-union of the Ring prior to Doneaster, it has never failed to produce a large attendance, let the promise of sport have been ever so barren. On the present occasion, ...

... SP OR TING. TATTERSALL'S-SATURDAY. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. 2 to 1 agst Tadcustpr 3 to 1 - Domino (t) GRE.NT YORKSHIIRE1 HANDICAP. 9 to 2 agst HRco (t 6 to l) 5 to I - Heany (tand off) 12 to 1 - Hlarbingerl(t) 100 to 7 - Kingof Trumps(t) ST. LEGER. 5 to'4 on West Australian (to nearly 2,000t.) 7 to 2 aget Sittingbourne (t to 160) 7 to I - Rataplan-(t and off) 8 to I - The Reiver (t) 10 tb I - ...

... SP OR ThYNG. 26. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. ster- Tue Goodwood gathering having absorbed all the prin. HIL-Y I cipal speculators, it, was little better than a blank day at eof the rooms. The only horses in force for the Stake-s were Hobbv Horse and Joe Mifll'r. Peliou was in strong (le- iced 'sntfr h Cup at~the price quoted ; andl~est Auityalian )enand Cinea were the only horses ...

... - 10 WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON SPRING MSETING.-WxD1xzsDAv. h DBAZl ?? of 6 mOc. each, 'with 25 added, for eorses thct hive been regulail; and fairly ?? with the Wa W ickahire, Atherston, -Pytchlel or Mr. Drake's hounn&, at'list eilk times s nce .the est of January. 1863, gentleiien'riders. 12st each-- winners once in 186uary 1853 to carry 51b, twice 71b, and three: times ?? extra; hilf bred ho ...

... SP (P R rInzflG. TAT TEllS ALL'S.-MONDAY. A:'t i . 1 twerp i en and receis Ut', iumerous in- v inc T s 5tr ., oil co0n12. eCrits, particularly on the C cnn tic to ?? tfr wl,ich, howeverv, Colsterdale ii d Chif 1 a ideee v;cr. the only horses in strong demanid, 1 1 i tc3. cid lor *al , ! ioni cc siner ait 11 to 2 anti 6 to 1, the 'rat 13 t 2 ancd G t. I ?? to 1 the current offer at the cii;-c ? ...