... SPORTNG IfLIGENC NEWMARZET FIRST SPRING MUETING. MOND.AY. SwREPsrASs of 20son each. P.M. 5 subs. Capt. Lane's Ephesus, 5 yro, fset 2ib .¶Ftas)1 Mr. Combo's Nervous, 3 yrs, P o t Sto.g.e.) 2 Lord Glasgow's Incognita. 3 yro, 7ot ?? (Smith 3 The Friar and Phrygsa also ran. StSoEpOtDd3 to 1 agpt Nervous. Won easily by a lnt.Bdtid HANDIAoPa SWEEPSTAKEs Of 20 sov eah 5 subs., 2 of whom paid ...

... e E X IINTELIMENCE EXTRA. NTEWMARKET SECOND SPRING Meeting. Acceptances for the SUIrotL STM nea. Oheflaonicolonag sib age -et lb 'ChiefBaron~i4holson 548 7 Nathan . 3 6 10 Nutshell, ?? 6 8 2 Alexia. ?? 8 ?? 85 HRoiorpe, ?? 5 7 6 ackapelt , 36 3 Ilirsant, ?? , . 4 7 4 Veteran . , 3 6 2 Sabra ?? ,s. 7 o Ch b Vernlan), out Dame Tattle . 4 612 ?? 3 9 llex ,..4 .. 6 12 ?? 3 paid ft .ad.d ?? 1 ...

... 1: IW. FM ?? URS Some months ago we had our fears that these hounds would be brought to a stuAd,#i, Eopmorea ths :2 yeramthF a'igbbsshscd Sof FRetford has had ilapark of-hounmds;andtpe flxst of whoinwe have any authentic record was 6beophilus fourth Earl of Linobon's. 'The days of hunting were twice a.week. jiis lordship was a etaunch seul .Pi I-er.:oftlie royal cease during.therebeoiiths tume ...

... SPORTING I'rELLIGQaE. NEWEARBKET FIStr SPRING MEETING. Many years have expired since the opening day of the First Sprirg Meeting at Newmasrket presented so. winterly an as- pect. Snow and rain fell alternately in heavy showers, and the day was comfortless in the ex rame. The master on the Heath consisted chiefly of the indefatigable class of business men who, In Bpite of wind and weather, will ...

... T , R, 1,, 4G9 GIVINQ UP TOF T STiAKES FORs fthe .onteOtO betOWeP Harry Broo, ani. Harry Orme. On hursday eveming one of tbhose mleeigs, sueh as sme -Wont to occur in by-gone times, tool place atthe l~elgrave'Amwis, Ilgrave- mcovs, Belgrave-square, to witnoss thc. apt ir the drama of the great fight for thes. Champiopip, thatof presente toe 13:arry Broome the 500 battle-moneY. Soon after ten ...

... CASBRfl)GE VurERSITY BOAT RACE. First Race. Second Race. Third Race. MONDAY EVENIrG. W ?? EVEN. TauseDu EVENING. 1. I Trinit 1. 1 Trinity 1. 1 Trinity 2. Lady Margaret 2. LadyMargaret 2, Lady Margaret 3. 3 Triraty 3. 3 Trinity 3. 3 Trinity 'A Christ's 4. Christ's 4. Chiist's 5. Trinity Hall 5. Trinity Hall 5. Emmanuel 8. ?? 2d 6. 1 Trinity 2d * 6. Emmanuel 7. Emmanuel 7. Emmanuel 3 7. 1 ...

... PROR Of the ESER ,SPRING JPBOGRAMM ~ieetii~.. 0 iliaTesday, Magy 3. he Gotc B 1 ab, ml with 30 added; tiec ye0 ttOF' 10hfh9OtI e tl~b; cix iand gd~ Oct 3113 a, tWi50, ~t &cc oe im of. 5'.eo clc(xcptn flaudicapo in ?? Obxva aes endg gdifg.lWedS3b; Gtecvoint Ctres,~ .about oftmleand aqu-arter.i (S nubs.) 1I4h..J. J. IVreiniosI~rMrl r Ift. Stxo JcrE. Pt3 ofS~ik 5Q ?? earTh, ;With 3ade thrbe ...

... | . P.EDE$TD. S AP&i$M 2.-S. Clar7oin (of Birkensbaw) and W. StadO, 160 y5XOs, F aside,. Leeds.and Huddersfieldrod.: 29,Peter. Hayes,(of WIgan) as*d ThboniaBovdell (of ]aWton), to6reun20o yards, 20 a side, 13llevue, Maenebeeter. 2-J. Martin (of lfaidaebne) and a Thwkine ?? Moorfields), to run eight mileo, 25's side, at 'tli'Bloys Oak, Berk- ing-road. 2-.J. Boyd nnd G. 3l3iott, 120 yard;, Boyd ...

... THE OCHSETE r MEETING. Hi BY TOUCflSTO1MJ& This msonstre Racing Meeting, which affords the strongeit flinir evidence of What the talent, lndnstay, and aterliug honesty of One individual call effor~t w ithibi a tbv syears, -comesot all on Tuesday next, with every prospect at maintaining itt. well- earned popularity in all circles where the loveof. English horsee racing may be -said to prevai. ...

... Q R I C K E Tm The Marylebone Club Watches;. The committee of the Nl.C.C., considerhig it desirable that the days of playing thc principal matches of their season should be known as early as possible, have decided on the days for the following matches, subject, of course, to the approval of the club, at the anniversary dinner, and to the arr ngements being agreeable to any of the clubs with ...

... MATCH Pnoa Loernoc ro 1BIGHouro.-A match, which has ate-K cited a great deal o~f letereo in Brightoti, Came bf~ on Thurodhylagt,~ between Mr. Knight's mare Maid ot'th6 Mill n~d Mx. FxasnkcCarte'iee of the~ew-road, riht, maeany fo9 0 a side: ',The distance, .was from the Ele~ an' ad Ceatle6, opdon tth ?? igd4 Castle, Brighton,- about fdftyrtwo milefs, Ab art t'ocik ~lace at 'five mnutntes ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST: SPRING XEETING. xoNDAY, April 25, This, the most important of all the series of Newmarket Meetings commenced this day, with a bill of fare of a very meagre descriptson with the execqtion of the Two Thousand and One Thousand dishes, which were of an unusually savoury character, and which could not fail to be relished even by the most used up of racing men. To commence, as the ...