... SPORTING INTELLEINUir Alice lhnawthorn, ?? lam of Oulston, by Melbourne, has arrived at Birby StuId Far, to be p mut to \ect Australian. The racing stock, brood mares, &c., of the late Mir Meik- ai:^n, l gentlem.an vwehl-kisoewn in tre north ofEnglanrld, were brought to the bunmer at York, last tveek, anodrelizeed the ITrilwn priced (inl gUiUNeas) :-FOX g, 5 rs, I100 Stiletto, 4 yrs, slo ...

... A. - _0 x I . . . As was antic llted last week this annual meeting, in which vor ligh it is vowed, hat' not only proved oneI but tMle7 miost sgucceeslful i~ever held. Newcastle, it is wll known, hae long sitruggled with party prejadicee afonrd otdhear dvsadnotatghesbut these having been sur- mounled Cthauks to therail), it may now be said to have perty emergedint a clearer anid more propitious ...

... Captnin Lane hils sold his horse Ephesus to Cuunt Iouck- nell folr 1,000, to go to Prussia. e Tire French horses Mlosseeque a d Pcz I'L-poir ongoll in the Cesa-eowitch Stokes, arrived at Newmrsarket onl Ftides-. StIsrF MA-CsI.-Ota Satelr last, a timatch for 20 11 stle csae ofst on ths Tyne, between Mrrttheiv Taylor anid Itichal d Clasper, the dislance being from the U1iah Level Brlidge to the ...

... UlENLEY-ON-T1.AMBS ROYAL RBGATTA. , - ?? ItNIONAY, June 22. GRAND CHIALLENG~E CUP~ FORl EsIGIXr-O~a,z BOATS. Cambridge University Boat Club ?? I, ,Oxford University Boat Club . , 2 Tnui CATYBMIDITJG CRMW. at. lb. Afe~r~r I P. P. Pearson, St John's College ,, I 0 2 E, C. Grhanas,, First Trinity ?? I, 11 3 3 H. WV. Sclbricbmr, Trinity Hall *, ,.i 3 4 U. E~. Farrio,.TIritity Htall I. . 1112 3 R. ...

... BPO-OTING INTELLIGHCN. Charles Marlow, the jockey, is going on very favour- ably, and the subecriptions on his behalf at Tatterstills al- ready amount to upwards of 400. FOOI RACE POR ?? Monday, a foot race, which crc- ated great interest, cams off on the north road, near this town, for tho sum of 00, between Christopber Welton, of Sheffield, and James Rowan, of Gateshbad. Formerly NVel- tell ...

... SPORTING INTlLL1GENiLs. NEWCASTLE RACES.-Next Tuesday these races will commence, end, so far as an opinion tany be expressed in regard to the future, they are likely to be of a firet- rate description, This is perhaps easily deducible from the numerous entries for the principal staokes ; while, in addition, large fields may be expected from the favour- able state of theground, which is in ...

... IUNTTNG ArroINTMENTS. TlleC NlVcAsTLe. AND GAEKs1,IKAD HARRIERS Wit 'eat on Itond11lay, Jans. 21st, at the Kennels; Friday, lb- 9tth, at Cliretcr-lc-Strcet-each a(ly at half-past 1O o'clock. *MIu SELI3Y'S FOXIeOUNDS will meet on Monday, Ja rd, at llarnhop c; Thursday, the 25th, at Ingram-essr day at holf-lpmt tO o'clock. - Trief DRuSAM COUNTY FoxaIouN5s will meet o euday, Tan. 23rd, at Twizel ...

... SPORtING INTELLI(ENCE.- NEWCASTLE ON TYNE ?? following bor~cs have declared to pay forfeit for the Northumberlaud Plate :-NC- ylule, Goorkah, Cobnut, Arthur Wetleloley, Theo Chicken, Raemblincg untile, Motley, Jujube, ,izzle, tand Julie. LAeN r. NC 1; , c0Roor0.-IMcrTOin'ANT DFciSION ON Gamy. HOUtND COUILSING.-Tbce followingrcauee, which excited great interest among sporting men, was decided ...

... SPORTING iNTELLIGENCB, NEWCASTLE ON TYNE RACES. INliTELLIGNOX EBXlTA. ENTRY FOR. THR GRAND 5TARID STAIEEB. SfrC Mock'sch ~sbe byBirdatoer,2 yrs: Mr T. byS R n 2r Mr Burgess's hr e Gamester 2 yrs Mr Tuornebr Cpuie yCo] r Mr Harland aan, 2 yrs Mr BEkex's rIA ?? hir Morrie ll, by Planet, 2 yra Mr R. Wilson'e ch o Ths Heir of Lynne, by Galaor, 2 yrs NEWMARPKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. FRiDAY.-The ...

... - ?? ?? . . . . ?? PeDE0.5ri~tm5Ir.-A foot raes lor i;0 a-side took plrce at Sheffield, on AMndsy lust, between Savill, the champion of the South, stnd Rowran, the cbampion of the North, and wins won by the former by s ux yards. The distance was onc inl,, and Savil was the Savourite. Rowan is a native of Gatos- head. Sosoordso uAr.-A match, for one hundred guinca, made by parties resident in ...

... SPORTING IN TELLIGENCE. NORTHUMBERLAND STEEPLE CHASES. This meeting, vbich has now become established, came off at Rothbhry, on Tuesday last. The weather was all that could be desired, and from in early hour in the morning, vi- itorer kept pouring in, and the roads were clad with every description of conveyance, so that by noon the place resem- bled more the appearance of a large carriage ...