... RLACES TO COME. FEBRUARY. Liverpool Spring ?? MARnCr. Coventry ?? ?? Nottingham Spring Salisbury ?? ?? Doncaster ?? ?? Thirek ?? ?? Kiplin Coates. Warwick Spring Epsom Spring ?? Northampton ?? ?? Oroxton Park ?? .. ?? 28 ?? 7 13 ?? 15 ?? 20 ?? 22 ?? 27 ?? 29 APRIL. Durham ?? Newmarket Craven ?? 9 Catterick Bridge .. . 11 York Spring ?? ?? ?? 19 Malton ?? ?? 23 Newmarket First Spring 27 MAY. ...

... C-RC CRIClKET. arly list, The ro1., the rent y at the ,hi- sud, ,on- lea- tate n- its at- y of II to aich t.- the Igo, rery t by also the rds. tSp- fine and ther Dry, we ieh The be Pet- ,, is ink be Me. as bit. R. t of Oth tia, hn- Mr. a of H. ave *the ,ar- Mr. mne, Mr. ord, afr. ley, itto tto, n- irs. the aes, to wec- ntI Rn 3eet sen ns; 3est her ttot ond ies ?n3 and ond Mr. west lSp- aMr. ...

... ?? _ is (Cowa Unc R O OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Scarcely has the 2Newmnarket knell for the season of lS55 nf been sounded-barely has the sound died away, 'ere wo it catch a slight tingle of the tocsin for the campaign of 1kdB! F, If the next year's sports pass off as satisfactorily eo tins n whole, as the events of the present fading twelve montis, we shall one naud all be content ; for the season ...

... STOVENTON, VICTORIA V. MAR'CIiAM JUNIORS.--The re- d turn match between these Clubs was played at Steventon on S Tuesday last, Marchain, on this ocCamion, proving quite a C match for their opponents, and winning, with seven wvickets a to go down, after a very interesting game. The following were the numbers scored:-Steventon, 28 and 44, total 72; Marchar, 39 and 34, total 73, with seven ...

... SPOR.TING NOTES. (Pnol orn OWN ConOrESPONDENT.) The SnnREWsBuRY AUTUMN MIEETING of last week must be pronounced the most WOnderful gathering of the whole season, for no less than 248 horses showed during the three days for 25 contests, viz., 84 on the first day (seven races), 559on the ateeple-chaye and hurdle-raee day (eight stakes), and 109 on the third day (ten races). Great as have been ...

... BRIGHTON RACES.-WPrnDAY. ar | lia Bristol Picte of 50 ZOvs. (Handicap.) Onr. of i.. . 1 it.. B44¶e oet Iidfordl,!Alcyor e , . MiErGulier's Noisette ?? . 2 o Mr. Enovle's Fsrrar hof The 2Air rid, Bon Biennial Staks ol 1 . S ith 100 addsit. II1 iM3r. Horasby's Escape Mr. Gratwfike's Instructress 2 le . Grevifll's joiin .. .. Duke of Bedford's Pugnator . 4 The Brighton Stakes of 15 soys. each, ...

... NBWMARlKET FIRST SP1ING MEETING. Kons 'Y.-The Handicap Sweepstakels of 20 sovs. were wou by Old Rowley; Sweepstakes of-10 sovs. by Lnmbswool; Matchp 100 sovs., by Flageolet; lMatch, 200 sovs., by Kaflir; and thle; Handicap Plate of 501. by Falcon. TuEsD&Y.--The Coffee-Room Stakos of 50 sovs. were won by Pugnator,; Handicap Plate of 70A by Cock Pheasant; and Sweepstakes of 300 sovs. by Van ...

... I , .. - (1Fi'01n our awnt Corr'es'poyndent.) Strange things have come to pass in the turf hemisphere within the hlst few days; and consternation has prevailed to soein extent. In particular, many changes transpired in the market at the close of the past week, and at the opening of the present one-St. Hubert, Rambling Katie, and Fan- dango having been unceimnoniously sent from the highest ...

... S - OE SP'ORTING NOTCE&i cwRou1 OUR OWN COOUUNfONDBELT) Last week we gave the result of the racinjg from its coma- mnencement in March last down to June ; and we here follow up with the statistics fromn July to the close of November- JULY. .21eetisiy Days. Stakes. Rhinners. Money. Newball (Sheffield) ?? ?? 21 . £..174 Newmarket July ?? ?? Carlisle ?? ?? ?? 866 Worcester Summer ?? ?? ?? ?? 37 ? ...

... COWLEY SCHOOL CRICXETTvING. On Wednesday an interesting cricket match was played on the Castle Green, at Cowley, between the former and the present pupils educated at Cowley School. The wickets were pitehed at eleven o'clock; the weather was particularly favorable, and the ground was in first-rate order. The chal- lenge emanated from the former pupils, and, although the present pupils felt ...

... THE ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON REGATTA. This Regatta commenced on Monday, when a large fleet of yaehts studded the Solent. The prize to be con- tested for on that day was a cup, the gift of his Royal e Highness Prince Albert, valued at 105)1 for schooners under 200 tons, to be sailed for over the '4euen's course ,e -viz., from Cowes to the Nab Light, back to Cowee, and a then proceeding westward to ...

... LONDON, Wednesday, Nay 23, 1865. ?? : * ?? er B Id EPSOM RACES-WEDNESDAY. ed id The sport came off as follows be The Derby Stakes, of 50 sos. each, h ft, for three-year- Mn olds; the second horse to receive 100 sova. out of the Ct be stakes. 191 subs. in Mr. F. L. Popham's Wild Dayrell, by Ion .. ?? S. to Mr. H. Hill's Kingstown, by ?? u~s Mr. Merry's Lord of the Isles, by Touchstone ?? 8S st ...