... A Q U AT IC S. -r HIGH WATER AT LONDON 3IDG. AaVG. F morning 36 mina. past 3 afternoon 53 mm. past 3 8 . ?? ?? 4 ?? 30 ?? 4 ?? . ?? , , 6 ...

... _A ?? I_ I The first day's races came off Testerldav I- -1 -,G, ?? being favourable, there was a great csneiarse of spectators. The Grand Stand, as wrell as the other four stands, vere is erowded to excess. The runiag was excellent, and the ar- rauu-qent of the cmnnmittee, with the aid of tile police force, mr we e ?? out. Ai n~ong otilers t11e following gentlemen pvcre present, viz. -Jamnies ...

... -!sT aznonetAAJ A V.11A _- - . . A . - The first day's races caine off' on Thursday, anil( the weather b ,1tin favonrteble, there wals aI great concourse of spectators. ,~-hThe randStand, ais well as the others four stands, were b- crowded to excess. TFle runniug was excel lent, and] the ar,- L-rangements of the committee, with the alid of the 1)0liCC force, were ably carried eat, Anmong ...

... SpGortillg. ]IEREIORD RACES.-FIDnAY. 'FlhC GIANtID STAIN PiLATE Of i0 fSOVS. Mr. '1'. Stevens's Sleepin, Partner. 5 yrs, Sst 7lb, I Sirll. J. I)av iess iitteiflr, 4yrs, 7st (ClifF)_. 2 Mi.i. NVWalletrs Oetavia, 5 yiS, 8st 5II) (Urouch), B3eLtilng-Tw5so to one a-ainist Sleeping Parlnei seven to two against Butterfly. A good race, won bv half a nedci. Thle SillNn. S'r;.s of 3 sovs eaeh, with ...

... ad WOLVERHAMPTON RACES, MONDAY, August S. This annual meeting commenced to-day, and the weather being no favourable, a vast number of people assembled to witness the sport, o which was first rate. The fUllowing is the return of the firlt day.'s rd running:- to The Trial Stakes (handicap), of 5 soya, each, with 50 added, one 3w mile. he Mr. Jnseph Saxon's br f Colot - (Clement) I a Mr. James ...

... THE ELEVEN OF ENGLAND V. TWENTY-TWO OF THE LANSDOWNE (BATH) CLUB. This match was played at Bath on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last, with the results which the accomrpanying score exhibits, by which it will be found tbat tbe Eleven gained the event by ten wickets. This was the score:- THE ELEVEN. S. Parr, c Williams, b Slocock ?? 20 A. Clarke, b Frere . . ?? 8 not out ?? 1 Anderson, c ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGRNCE. (Froec OUR CORRSFPONDENT.) KILCOCK RACES. Stewards-William H. F. Cogan, Esq., M.P.; Francis E. J. Macdonntll, Esq., J.P.; Nicholas J. Gannon, Esq.; D. O'Connor Henchy, Esq., M.P.; Francis Colgan, Eso., J.P.; Henry Colgan, Esq. Treasurer-Mr. P. Halligan. Judge- Mr. R. J. Hunter. Clerk of Course-Mr. W. Robinson. SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, AUG. 16. The weather being wet and ...

... SPORTING IIVTELL WBNCE. (FROST OUR CORRESPONDENT.) DOWN ROY AL CORPORiAT1ON RACES. FOf11 50 DAY-FRIDAY, AUGUST 2G. The weather opened wet and unfavourable, notwithstand- ipg there was a numerous attendance. The running was as follows:- Her Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. Three yrs old, 6st 71b; four, 8st 41b; live, 9st; six and aged, 9st bib; 31b allowed to mares and geldings. Two miles, heats. The ...

... iNTELLIlENCE EXTRA. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER Meeting. TITESDAY.-MATCH; 200, h ft.; T.Y.C.--Dtje of Bedford's Student, 8st 71b, agst Lord Exeter's MIargaretta, 8st. SECOND. OCTOBER M E'ETING. Nominations for the CmsAREEwrCH STASES. Rackapelt, 3 yrs Mass Mungo, 6 yrs iloneywood, 3 yrsE ret, 3eyrs Guleowar, 3 yro The Proctor, S yrs Slnaore sao 3 yrs Pastrycook, 3 yro Merry Bird, 4 yr The Xeformed, ...

... I PROGRAM[E OF LICHFIELD RACES. I Monday, August 29. The PaoDucR STAKEls of 20 sove, added to a sweepstakes of 10 sovs each; for three year olds-; colts, Set 61b; fillies; Set 31b; the produce of untried horses or untried fnares to be alowed Sib, bat only one allowance; the winner of a stake of 100 sovs or upwards to carry S1b extra; one male. Whalebone' Fby Launcelot, out of Little Blossom ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. SaPT. 5.-Hall and Tootell, 15 a side, Nottingham. 6-Hicks and Unwin, 25 a side, London, 27.-Bowers and Trainer, 25 a side, London. OCT. 18.-Sayers and Langham, 100 a side, Loudon. Nov. 11.-Hazeltine and George Brown, 50 a side, London. 15.-Trott and Millard, 25 a side, London. Contest between J. Parker and G. Sims for 50. These men were restricted to lst. 7lbs., and when they ...

... I (Faom ouza CORREsPONDEIT) DOWN ROYAL CORPORAXION RACES- The meeting at the Maze commences to-morrow (Toes- day), and will be continued the three folloiriig days, under the governorship of the Earl of Cal-don. The programme presents three eveuts each day for competition. We hope to have something cheering to record aS a set-off to the dis- heartening doings at Carlow, Kilcook, and ...