... I -0- YORB AUGUST MEETING. WrI)NESDAy.-The Dundas Stakes of 50 sovs, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 6 sous each. One mile and a quarter. 13 subs. Mr. E. Gill' Bourgeois, 4 yrs, fst 4lb ?? (Gill) 1 Mr. t. Harrison's King of Trumps, 5 yrs, 8st 91b (Cartwrigitt) 2 Mr. Milmer's Grapeosot, 4 yrr, 7st t1b ?? (Ashniall) 3 'The following also ran:-Mr. T. Smith's Sir Hiowland Trenchard. 6 yrs, 3st ...

... The first day's mecting of the season came off ?? yesterday. 'ihe weather' was delightful, and the ?? Of soail settors large. Amongst the company in the (iraird Stand, ItsrI hihhas just been erected, we observed Mir. Murry, AMr. R~ed- wa' fern, Mir. Butler, Mir. Murray of Alokldand, Mir. Eadie of der (iraairamhill, Mir. MIDoniald of Freeland Bank, Baillie David- I sonl, Iailic Taylor, Dr. ...

... RADCLIFFE -MEETING. Monday, July 31. Stewards: Right Hon. the Earl of Wilton and James Meiklam, Esq. Clerk qr the Course and Judge: Mr. Johnson, of York. Starter. Mr. Elliot. T nese races have rapidly risen into importance, althoughe they owe their origin to the annual wakes celd in this village. Ever since the abandonmcnt of the meeting at Heaton Park, the patronage bestowed upon that ...

... SP 0 R TING. READING RACES.-TuusDAY. TEAn3 }ATHAMSPTEAD PAint STAKES of S sovs. eacb, with 25 addei by the Marquis of Downshire, and 10 frobi the fund for the secomj horse; for 3.yr.oldsand upwards. The winner to be sold for 150 sove. if demanded. &c. Certain penalties and altowances, One mrAW ! an -a quarfer. (5 subs.) Mr. BMose's Herbert by Venison, aged, Sat 81b . .. (awke) I Mr. Baker's ...

... PROGRAMME 'OF. LINCOLN RACES. Thursday, August 1. The BIaowr~mow SeAxaS of 5 sovs each, with 25 added; two year Olds, 6st; three, 8st; four, Sot 121b; five, Set 6Ib; six and aged, 9sat lolb; mares and geldings allowed 31b; a wioner of 50 sovs at any One time to carry 41b; twice 50, or 100 sOVF, 71b extra; one mile. Captain iarcourt eMr. J. Osborne Mr. Norton Mr J. Sa10n Mr. Catton Mr. Green Mr ...

... ISPO!TINCT. B31GlGTON CLUB RACES. F'IDAY,-SWeCpotakCS of 100 sovs each, lift; colts, 8st 71b; fillies, Sst 411); untriel stallions or mares allowed 31b; only one allow- anoc. T.Y.C 8 subs. Duke of Bedford's Habena, 3 yrs, Set Ilb (9, Rogers) walked over. Match of 50 sors. Bristol mile. Capt. Price's Warwick, e9st 3ib ?? ?? 1 Mr. Mare's St. Faith, 4 yrs, 10st ?? (Capt. Lane) 2 l3ottilng: 2 to I ...

... I ATTEt3SALL'S-YIESTRD&Y. Tlxe rntreat which Was suddenly sounded on the ildo of fleapy for the Great Ebor llaudikap, caused a great deal of fencing wi'h intentions and a brisk ruuisbg fire of hints and Inueiudos. Al- | tuougih only few memnbers were present, the scene was particularly animatedl, At first 6 to 2 was offered on the field, and significant looks were exchanigedI, but o l)low was ...

... ,,pORfTING. DERBY RAC:ES. PROGRAMME OF '~TtE >,lEETING. TuEsDAV.-Tbe Grand stald Plate of 40 sovy, added to asvmeep stakes of S BOYR each, for ?? and lipwards. Optional pelling weights,&c. Thle second horse to savehisstake. Oie coils and a haif. Produce Stakes of 10 sovs esach, 1i f, with, SO added, for three-yr Oldn, colts, Sst S71ib; if dcs and guldintfs S cip b. Certain penal- ties and ...

... ?Pjovttuo Entelligmte. .-I c5 BETTiNO~ AT MANCHESTER.-TucEDAY. 0. Fe or on Saturday the settliflg upon tbe Yorksetscm neJ.t end progreesed very satisfacotrlly, large amounts exchanging J. Ta: ahands. Grand Inquisitor (the winnear of the EherHandicap) wee, S. Br Upon the whole, e1 good horse for' the publit, as well as for a few J.W 'd te ag ...

... On Thlur sdav, the 3rd inst.. a match was played on thve criclket ground between the Lowestoft and Hales- w orth clubs. We can only give the scores, which are aS follow0s: t1.i1:1h'2:)s. LOwViESTOrOFT. 2nl Iinings. I 7,l, y, I.. Li- 'r ?? ?? 4' tcriont, b. Figg 14 1'¾-:t: : ?? C. Clanti;k tO1 it ?? :'2r1' , ?? i 12 : ?? ?? ?? I -- c D nrran~t, b. C11adlier 21 1F'_ - . ?? ?? ?? 21- l .. ...

... Crioket watct on Cowley Castle Green. -t- O- -- - X .. - l . s . - In the Jeurntal of the 12th instant there appeared a ir cballenge from the Witney Juvenile Eleven to play a game e at cricket with eleven juvenile members of any town in this i- county. The stipulation was that the players should be No 18 years of age. The senior pupils educated at the it central Diocesan School at Cowley ...

... $#gtiiig. GOODWOOD RLACES-THE CUP DAY. The prestige and attraction of the Cup Day were, as usual, sufficient to draw forth a large attendance of com- pany. The betting brotherhood gathered together in full force, and business was carried on with unflagging spirit; their specu- lations were, however, considerably narrowed by the insignifi- cant field which came forth to contend with Virago ...