... SP OBTING. i Brib( Sine Jack I Winl Wort , Stuad Kenr Twin V Villa I ?? .Vool , Epan l oya Clio I Victc U aclt INTE LLIGE NCE E XTRA. BRIGHTON RACES. WEIGHTS for the NuntsEan STASCEs. T.Y.C. st. lb. a st. lb. ery. 8 7 j Vingt-un ?? 7 1 quo Nn. 8 3 Adelaide ?? 1 ?? 8 2 Basquine ?? 7 0 [sield ?? S 0 Bracken ?? 7 0 thless . . ?? 8 0 Joan of ?? 13 ent,. ?? i 11 11Iargarotta ?? 6 13 nyside ?? 7 10 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIUBNCE (FROM OUR coREsPEONDENrT.) GOOD WOOD RACES-CONCLUDED. FOUrTH DAY-FRIDAY, JULY 29. This distinguished meeting terminated to-day, the chief feature being the defeat of the French mare, Juvence (winner of the Cup of the previous'lay), in the race for the CUes.erfield Cup, which was won by Mr. Drinkald's Nabob; the mare, carrying 7lbs extra for her Cup victory, was placed ...

... TUE YEOMAI?RY EE'VU?W A?D JI?AC?. The annual review of die floral Mid-Lotliian Teonianri- Carairi- took place on Friday afternoon oti Pertobello Saudi width was commanded by the Lientenantce. loris]. Lord Abeniour. COTISIStod, as in fonuar years, of live squ?tdrons-namdy, the ILi-ititoti. Under Sir Tmt:?a- of 24cr- I tonli all and Sir Alex. Gil:ooti Maitland; the Masselhurgh, 1 contuinudwl bjr ...

... SPOR TING. TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. Room, terrace, and yard, were crowded throughout the after- noon, bat beyond the settling on the Goodwood events very little business was transacted. Most of the balance-abeets presented an extraordinary array of figures, the betting having been to an extent seldom if ever sur- passed. That it had been a smiling meeting for the fielders was very evident, but ...

... SP OBTING. TATTERSALI,'S.-MOYDAY. Rosom, terrace, and yard were crowded throughout the 'ofternoon, but beyond the settling on the Goodwood events, very little business was transacted. Most of the balance-sheets presented an extraordinary array of figures, the betting having been to an extent seldom if ever surpassed. ' hat it had been a smiling meeting for the fielders woas very evident, but ...

... SPORt'ING ENTELLIGENCE. ..- -l-l-T D.tPC a'. - - ic GOODWVOOTD RACES, TijesnAY, 3Q13' 26Gli le Thle Craven Stakes of' 5 noe s. each. wtith iii addedl. were- won li Y V- trciaud's Eve, heating Little Savage, Exljibitiori, ande eight ittiers i Slarc' lMD, Ii, ft.-Mr. Jt. 31. Stanley's Ilyb~ri. ittat Lard II. G'. .upi Lo ~unox& Cat-aIte in, a can:ter. tie, F' itt% Potuntl owre %on tA ...

... PUBLIC SCHOOL MATCHES. ETON V. WINCHESTER. Thisnmatch,thethirdandlastofthepublic schoolmatches, commenced on Nonday, and was brought to a conclusion yesterday. It will be seen that Eton has this year lost both snatches, ?? has won both, and Winchester has lost one and won one. The final state of the seore was as follows WINCHESTER. First Innings. Second Innings. R. T. BurneyEsq.,,c Northey, ...

... ?? ?? . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . ?? esXA-^ q'avC Pnpm-nrr'T.'Tn T4NTAPT. a-- ,.IBETTIN4 AT THEPOST.OFFImIEHOTEL. w * ?? MOENINo, AuGUST 2. 22 a This vas far meterto-ay t the rooms, notwithstanding 84, Ol ayothemmesha oet Brighton. The early part of 4 ; thedaywa taenup y sttingonthe Goodwocod. events, ?? whic soe bttig tok lac onthe Brighton Staliea, Ebor- ?? Hndiap, Donastr St ...

... LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER. :TUE5OAY. There was a fair muster to-day at the rooms, notwith- standing many of the memibers had gone toBrighton. The early part of the day was taken up in settling on the Good- wood events; after which some betting took place axe the Brighton Stakes, Ebor Handicap, Doncaster St. Lager, ICesarewiteb, and Cambridgeshirs. Latest prices: t ~~BRIGHTON STAKES. 3 to I ...

... SPORTING 19TELLMENCE (FROMS OUR CORRE5P IENT.) CARLOW rACES0. TUESDAY, AUGUST 2. ST WA ?? lBruen, Artbur Kavanagh, Win. F. Burton, Henry Cary, Lorenzo Alexiander, Esqrs T. Whelan, Esq., treasurer; W. Johnson, E sq., hon. see.; judge-R. J. Hunter, Esq, These sports commenced to-day over Bellybar course, about three miles from the town of Carlow ; and although theweather was most favourable and ...

... BRIGHTON RACES-TIs OATY. ORDEis Or Ruzersisa:- 2.30 p.m. Trial Stakes 3. 0 - First Biennial 3.40 - Brighten Stakes 4.25 - Marine Plate 5. 0 - Nursery Stakes 5.15 - Railway Plate 0.10 - Town Plate. Weather delightfully fine ; town crowded with visitors; course in excellent condition. A handsome and commodious subscription roosa is opened at tie Old Ship Hotel, where the settling will take place ...

... ,ed FLVN OF THlE TOWN CLUB V. TWENTY-TWO TRADESMIEN. lot ste The Tradesmnen ofDeerllytiacing icing bail a desire to playalsllteli lie with the Town Clot. this scotch was arranged between Mr. Peal on Si1 be tile pail of thle 122, and Mr. Leech, tise Secretary of the Town Club, v. ad sald was; played Ott Wlediiesday, Int Notwittistandinig the bad state 14 Ice of the weather, ithe sides played ...