... ?? . . ?? - s This Meeting, sinee the management has been placed in the hands of Mr. Hibburd, has displayed increased vitality, and all its latent re- sources have been brought to bear upon it by the judicious applica- tion of the ways and means provided by the Citizens. From its contiguity to thc metropolis, and its easy access by railway, the Meeting has been rendered as attractive as any ...

... CRICKBT. THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS MATCHES. ETON V. WINCHESTER. t This match, which towards its approach to conclusion had became unusunlly exciting, was resumed at Lord's yester. day. A numerous assemblage was around the ground, chiefly consisting of the families of the belligerents end old s Eton, Winchester, and Harrow men. Our notice of Tues- t day's play left Mr. Burney at the wicket Bolus, ...

... Wednesday last, the 7th instant., was a gala day at Barmouth. In addition to the numerous attrac- tions ol this delightlul watering place, a grand cricket match came offi betweeti the Oxford and Cambridoe men residing therei and the hitherto invincible club of Dolgelley. The ground, which is beautifully situated at the foot of Carter Id'is, at tiso entrance to the vale of Dolgelley, was graced ...

... THE COUNTY OF SURREY v. THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM. This great match was resumei at Godalming ou Friday, and at the close of the day stood ns follows:- SURREY. FirLt Ininrs~a~ . Seoid.inns IC! Ali L C Si ?? is B II B SI The match was resumed on Saturday. ~r.. 5 :Iey 0 y.., 3 . 0 Y., S mdy 30 ?? 0 1 ,Ill 6I ocsar, c Buckley, b Grundy ?? - run out r. F. P. killer, b Clarke ?? 2 c Hatfield, b ...

... C R I C K E T. The Xarylebone Club and Ground against X3nglandI 'This match commenced upon the green sward at Lord's, on ionoday, and the attendance of cricketing spectators was fully upon a par with the throng wre hove noticed at any previous gathering thie season. The England players first took to the bat, but altbongh their ultimate score was no mcan oner 113-yet it was only signallsed by ...

... I -SPORTING INTE IIGENCE. dRnoM URn o SoPfflnesaDFeT.) TH1 HEATH (QUEEN'S COUNTY) RACES. StewardD-Miercuis of Drt°heda, EBrt of Portarllngton, S. Daweon-Damar, S. F. Gds.; Robert EL Stabber, Beq. * OIehael Duane, Baq., ?? and John Croaldaile, Eaq. TUESDAY, AUGUST I, This meeting commenced to-day on'aryborough Reath, and the weather being favourable, the sttendah&e was most re- speotable,' ...

... A match was played on Saturday last on the Ipswich ground between an eleven of the Ipswich and East Suffolk Club, and the Landguard Fort Club. The former proved too strong for their opponents, and won easily, as the score will show: IPSWCICH AND EAST SUFFOLK. 1st Inlnings. 2nd Innings. 11. Bell, HEq. b. Johnson . 10-b. Johnson .. 12 J. Joiselyn, Esq., ran out ?? 1-b. Johnson .. .. 9 W. ...

... C TATT1 RSALL'S-MO5DIf beti GIRAT Hoao HaNDIcaP.-5 to 2 agpttha Grand Inquisitor (taken); east 8 to I each agt Tros and Dr. O' Toole (both taken);l10 to I t and Kingston (take 12 to 1); tS to 1 agst Merry Bird (taken); and 100 and to 3 at Hepy. and e ST. LEGBm--7 to I aget The Trapper (taken); 9 to I aget Bolardo pind I (I to I taken); 14 to I as8t Ivan (taken); 15 to I agst Acrobat wer if ...

... SP ORTING. READING RACES-AUGUST 8 AND 9. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. TUESDAY-THE BEaRSHIRt STAKES. Tnr; EASTHAmPSTEAD PARK STAKES of 6 rovs. each, with 25 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. The second to receive 10 sovs. One mile and a quarter. THE BEX1KSHIHE STAKES of 20 sovs. each, h fc, and only 5 it declared; with 60 added if three horses start. The owner of the second horse to receive back his ...

... OROYAL SOUTHERN YACHT CLUB REGATTA, 20 B o This Regatta commenced on Tuesday morning under R the most favourable circumstances. 'Ihe weather was S , beautiful in the extreme, with a moderate breeze from the westward, not quite enough, however, for yachts of S the larger tonnage. There were two prizes of 401. each a] aeon the card for schooners and cutters, the property of 01 r members ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. WARWICK. Acceptances for the LEAm.NGTON SuAsc S. age st lb Kingston . ?? S 10 Jacqueline. Adler . ?? 8 0 Eulogist. KCnight of the Shire 5 8 0lanthe ?? Typee . ,4 710 Lady Flora . Hungerford ?? 6 7 7 Diomedia ?? Bourton (h b) ?? 7 3 Bro, to Grey Tommy Indian Warrior ?? 7 3 Jack Frost . Goorkah ?? 7 0 Htereules . Haco ?? 612 Game Lad. udubon ?? 6 11 Barrel. Lindrilk ?? 6 ...

... DERBY RACHS.-(ACCZPTAXCE9.)- TrsDAy, Aug. 29. 5 The Tradesmen's plate of 100 Sovs., added to a Handicap of 15 soa aeacht,lOft, and Sonlyif detilt'ed, &.c Winners extra. (49- 2! subs.) Two miles. Ae I b j.s.I Orestes . 4 8 71Little Davie o 63a Nacy . .6 S INewbold .3 6 1 Typec. .4 8IMerry Monk .3 5 13 Etheiwoif . . .53 71 1DO. . Ia. Revolver . . . 53 750Jack Frost. . . .3 13 1! liaco . . ...