... NEWTXTARYET HOUGHTON XEETING. MONDAY. Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each-Natlian, 1 ; Baroda, 2. Handicap ?? of 501.-Speed the Plough, I ; Besika,2. Criterion Stakes of 30 sovs. each-Artillery, 1 ; Queen's Handic.pSweepstakes of2sovs.-Siding, 1L Iittle IHarry, 2. Produce Matchi-Clarissa, 1 ; tosalia, 2. Sweepstakes of 10 sovse each-Overreacb, I ; Unexpected, 2. Selling Handicap of 10sovs. each ...

... GOODWOOD RACES-TUESDAY. C JUJJ Uv UJUv IWIVX,-1 UE$DAY. CRAVEN STAKES.-Brother to Grey 'Tommy 1, Winkfield 2, Typee 3. T1E LAVANT STAKES.-Sister to Aphrodite 1, Pyrrha 2, Oltenitza 3. SWEEPSTAKES of 300 ?? 1, lsalbec 2. STEWAIID'S Cup (value 300 ?? 1, Lord Albe- marlo 2, Van Tromnp 3; 29 ran. TIE GRATWIICKIE STAKES.-Orlando 1, Dirk Hatteraick 2. TIIE HA51 STAI;Es.-1Mary COpp 1, Polmlodie 2, ...

... SP.ORTINlG SOWRS AND ct0. ?? Huntingy, and the Dautrisdtis of Foxes&- ITle 4riag ?? Betisig of the Week. . The weather until the last few days has been so openi that the whole Nimrod school have hadu afaic run of enjoy- ment this-season, except in cases where foxes are somewhat scarce. .4e regret to hear, too, that.this complaint has become; louder and more general this canjaign; and we would, ...

... The third race took place on Friday evening the 18th inst., and excited considerablejinterest, it being generally expected that some important 6hanges would take place in the position of a few of the boats. They started in the fol- lowing order:-l, Brasenose ;.2, rialliol * 3, Christ Church. ,, 4, Wadhaam; 5, Worcester; 6, Trinity; 7, Exeter; 8, Pem- broke ; 9, Queen's ; 10, Jesus:; 11, ...

... (FRODs OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The meeting at Chester last vear was certainly the strongest and most successful, to the public eye, that can be recol- lected; still, and with all the drawbacks which race assem- blies have had to combat this season, the recent gathering on the Roodee is acknowledged by all old turfites to be the best they have attended this year, and, in point of strength, only ...

... (s-ROae OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) The case of the Hon. Francis Villiers has assumed a more serious aspect than was at first expected ; and we regret to find that, not only do the Earl of Glasgow, Lord Clifden, and other noble turf patrons, suffer fiom the free use of their names (and, in too many instances, their signatures), but that Mr. Leviathan Davis and several of the leading bookmakers are ...

... READING RACES, On Tuesday and Wednesday these important races took Al place, and the weather was on both days all that could be gi desired. In consequence of this, the attendance on the course was remarkably large. The course was in capital Ic order; and the managers lad so arranged the stands and set out the ground for the carriages as to leave space for a more free circulation of the public ...

... UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD r. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDG13. This great and exciting match was resumed on Saturday morning at Lord's, and again long scores were the order of the day. The result was what had been anticipated before the comnmencement of the game, but at the conclusion of Camlbridge's first innings that anticipation appeared to have received its annihilating blow. It will be seen, however, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIAGNCE. 1, olul Second Edition last week we gave the narne of the syinner of the Oaks, nt Epsom, on Friday the 25th of May. Wve now give the details of the race. c O. Ks STAKES, of 50 sova. each, h. ft., for three:year-old fillies, S st. 7 lbs. cach. The owner of the second filly to receive 100 sovs. out of the stakes. The New Course, one nile and a half. 102 subs. Mr. I.udston ...

... THE COWa, Y dfl URI U{1UKT1T CLUB Ot THlE BERRICK UJNITED CLUB. On Thursday last, the anniversary of her Majesty's birth- day, the Castle Greets Cricket Club attached to Cuwley School commenced their cricketing campaign for this season, by entering the lists with the well known and cele- brated Berriek United Club. it appears that the Castle Green Club were very desirous of trying their ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...