... 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, ...

... 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 ? ...

... ASCOT IE~ATH RACES.-FRIDAY. The business and pleasure of the meeting were brought to a close to-day, the attendance being almost entirely eonfined to per. eons having more than a passing interest in tho proceedings. The racing was extremely good, the contests being decided twice by a head, once by a neck, and twice by half, a length. So far as sport was concerned, this was a brilliant ...

... -4.- The annual commemoration of the birthday of George III. was celebrated on Saturday, as usual, by the scholars of Eton College, with a grand aquatic ?? on the Thames, above Windsor. From an early hour the streets of Eton and Windsor werS thronged with carriages, driveR by postilions in gay liveries, and containing parties of the high- est fashion. The regatta, which consists, not of a ...

... ?? SPOPTING. .. .. . . r NEWCASTLE RAOES~-Yti ?? :Th sujoined programme contains the entries made on Saturday night a . i;FIRST DAY, TUESDAY. TRIAL STAKES Of 5 8oVS. each, with 20 added; 2-yr olds; . 5st; threej 7st '41b; fours, 8st 71b; five, 9st:; six and aged, cst 31b; 'the winner to be cold for 200. sors. if demanded, &o e-and'the.second to save his stake,. ?? 1 'opened'to close and name ...

... AQU AT IC S. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. Jun 26 morning 39 min. past 6 afternoon 2 nin. past 6 27 ?? 28 ?? .54 . 28 . 19 . 7.46 7 29 . 13 ?? ?? , 46 ?? 8 30 ?? 18 . 9. -45 ..9 Jur ?? 14 . . 10 . 6 10 2 .. 1 . . 11. 44 . 11 REGATTAS AND MATCHES TO CONE. Jus 27,-St. Margaret and John the Evangelist (Westminster) Regatta, to be rowed by lightermen and watermen, in a double scullers match, ...

... BETTiNG AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL.@ mnd -. .. 7 ?? ?? BETTiNG AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. 7 yal Facuev MoOceccen, JUNE. 17, 1553, 7- for There was a very thin attendance at the rooms thie mnorning, 7 moat of the subacribere havinig left for Beverley and H amptou, 7 or the followving being teh only traneoctinsn that came under oar 7 ad- NORTH1UMBER1AND PLATE. . 7 4t to I .aget Mr Palmuer's ...

... s Is mla tlSlr(I visit. (CRltlCKET. *i -1-{ .. - .@17 uas; The Uoieesxri4 Of Oxf0sd v. ehe ?Joikrersily of Cambreidge- ' tit, the il ac rspae ?? ?? xtsometsndyadwoeso nerorisvotrueinrpetf next ?? me.Ithosrnf lbt nrsin f h laes hoflown sth er [to rne- ODi~loi fedd Firstletiage. .Teroosdfsofeg. tede ir C. lonllfco, b. loge 2. 7 st. Bilddlog. b. 11ofeefua .. set., as 31rtCHGxSouolheell,C.Arruit. ...

... SPORTING INTE LLIG-ENCE. BE VERLE Y RACES. WEDNESDAY. JuN: is. The KINGSTON-VPON-RULL STAKES of 5 Says vrith 25 added. Kingston Course, about three qsrt e8e a mite. Mr J. Osborne's Bridesmaid, 2 yri Mr Kinberley's Snowdon Durihill, 3 Mr Job Marson nsa Miss Chance, 3 yrs .. ?? a Mr J. Saxon nas Light of the Harem, a ?? Won rlevertly The DRIFFIELD STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 2 aded T.Y.C. (5 ...

... / ASCOT: HEATH RACES. U, - er FRIDAY. to The business and pleasure of the meeting were it brought to a close to-day, the attendance being almost en- tirely confined to persons having more than a passing interest in the proceedings. a- The racing was extremely goed, the contests being decided twice by a head, once by a neck, and twice by half a length ; so far as sport was concerned, this was a ...

... a-SPORT=_G._ . 1-, -1TATTDERSALL'S-TusA'.~(' ABcanty Eattnpe, andon~lyaa-sicall amounitof busiiiO;5' Xervua, he hghes~odds beingtoffered. at~thie clbee ?? ?? .PIlte, and ?? Teddingtonpin;both I cases, however, the-outlay~was onily trod rate.- egr;and 2.o .Vt I6viriousa'sinkieassims, about Verbe'na lj co thfoet Derby .f ASOT SAES. 2 to il. agst .Lord -Wilton's Lady Evelyn (t) r 6 toI1 -.Mr. ...

... . I I - -sport(na Euttlit'gence. -i?7 ?? ?? ?? ?? OARTIN PAovo ?? -- busi.. NEWCASTLE RACES-~~BETTING ON THE rn uee of N .COURSE, &0.-(BY ELPCTRIC TELEGRAPH.-W Harrel WIHof Fulwood, Holbon, Londoniu toeroaw8rtogo Grand Oct g Ithodensuing week, which will bils ncud te rrvashe dclre nt to etart, imiportanit The C, lauseoeges intebtig btiga trt ; aleo changes in isting Lnowihi ot'nntl ntedy of ...