... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... RACING AT RADCLIFFE.-A BRUSjl at Brighton.-Reading Made Easy.-Notes and Suggestions anent North Staffordabare -Lewes Looking Up. To Sporting Men the past week was singularly barren of interest. Of the many meetings which were celebrated, not one was attended by an incident of sufficient importance to be remembered. The racing at Radcliffe was insignificant alike in quantity and quality; the ...

... ?? . . ?? - 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 ...

... DOWYNHEIAMI RACES. Wednesday, August 2. Stewards: T. L. Reed, Req., and John Gamble, Esq. Clerk of the Course: Mr. B. II. Calver. The attendance was great, notwithstanding that during the fore- noon symptoms of a wet day were~apparent. We had plenty of horses toafford abundance of running. We could fiany, however, that eon- federacy to some extent marred jths sport. Fife following are ...

... C H E S. I To Corresponldents. AIDY.-Daly received. It can, however, be solved in a different way so that we must decline to insert it. W. B.-The solution is incorrect. BlGEC(EX -Conault Staunton's Chess Player's Handbook. CnAISA.-P to Q 4th is better. S. P.-You will ifind the variation in Boden's introduction to Chess. 1,'5tENCHOIA-The match with Paris will be played by Telegraph. When it ...

... _. _ A Tuesday, August 5. Thle RiTLPTA PARK STASES Of 5 soya eacb, with 25 added by the Marquis of Dovnashire, and 10 from the fund for the Second horse;- three year olds, 7et 41b; four, Sat 71b; five, Oat; six and aged. Dtl ib; mares and geldinugs allowed Bib; the winner to be ld for 150 sovs, if demanded, &c.; winners once in 185r, before or alter naming, to carry 31b; twice, 51b; thrce or ...

... Tuesday, Aug. 1. Steward: J. T. Phillips, Esq. Starter and Judge: Mr. White, jun., 'of Nautwieh. Clerk of the Course: Mr. John Wadlow. The M'eacEes' PLIes of eo sovs, the gift of the member for the borough and the southern division of the county of Salop, for horses that never won 50 at any one time; the second horse, to receive 5 out df the plate; heats, once round and a distance. Pyrois, 3 ...

... PRO GRAMME of CHEL)MSFORD RACES. Tuesday, August 29. The lABlaS HALL STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 25 added by W. P. Honywood, Esq.; three year olds, 9ot 121b- four, Ilst llb; five Ilst 81b; six and aged, list lllb; mares and geldings allowed 31b; maidens (winners of matches only) allowed 41b; upwards, 71b; the winner to be sold for 120 sova; gentlemen riders, qualidled as for ?? Stakes at ...

... I Wednesday. August 23. Stewards: The Earl of Glasgow, Lord Londesboroughi, and the Earl of Derby. Stakeholders and Keepers of the Match Book:~ Messrs. Weatherbev. Secretary and Clerk of ltce Course: Mr, W. North. Starter: Mr. Richard Johnson. Judge: Mr. Hibburd. Clerk of the Scales: Mr. Manning. Thes recurtrencee of the York August Meeting evidently filled the inhabitants of Old Ebior with ...