... t - 11 - ? I , , I I q II AM NO-JAMUMPA, ?? Sii The Palatioi Stake of: 10 ?? ?? ft, wtiOsV ad o :Glll se16 9Alu,8Y ?? S1 AMCy5:'.*. S~ ?? iau yas',0sl0ll ?? OsnSi, t abajs'te. ?? etlas8 tol ei, Loi4 ?? L Mj~e~5, ?? VI. A ecleatu; .il~~ i TI PltWis thf .of. 1 Ysweal,6 bwy ~s~e~d 'I ,,76m7 i2 50f51 t'y':d s~reS ' Th ,610iChesterfiel4 ,. ~ho1cpb il#ov 'lt 7'6leordheitar ?? 'W16 ?? and. third.- ...

... is, WOLVERHkIMPTON MtlEETING, WEDNESDAY, Ato. 15. Stewerds' Plate.-Prince's Mixture 1, Lady of tile Lodge 2. mn Foal Stakes -lis Piper 1, Betty Baylock filly 2. at KUlyoeae Stakes.-Little Brownie 1, Speed tile Plough 2. ce READING MEETI17a, WeIDNESDAY, AcO. 15. Innkeepers' Plate.-Lucy Locket 1, Octavia 2. nd Forbury Stakes.-Carioes 1, Cardiff Lass 2, tie Handicap Plato-Bright Plcbus 1. ...

... SORTING INTELLIGENCE. : - '1F irnrrYT 'PH va HR *.RR (LTTP ,!-p r - 61oMqCEsFOR THE Ci*STER CUP. >,.04 A'ot 9 iii60ad ,qaiC subd isj.90 ofswhom declared rtlh . , ' iS adpay 6 save eaehfe-. )re Yr4 Ft lb- Yrs set b' b ?? ag . 0 6 Professor ?? ?? 6 0 'Jr. ?? - ?? ,:6. 9Brandy .4 8 0 A r- Andoser , . 8 42lSaraband ?? 6, 0 isA Iltte.irr.y.. .8,S 2 Jk Shepiar. 8 6 0 j ny- .Th'aob ?? 8.4 .6 10 S ...

... IA .V- ?? .. ?? ?? A-.. A1A.1111- ?? ?? BURTON.UPON4T8ENT MEETING, TUESDAY, Aue. 7. Midland Plate.-The Nun 1, Merry Morn 2. Corby-hall Stakee,-Fleece 1, Lym= Regis 2. Great Barton ?? Gray 1, Falconer 2, Bilanca 3. NORTH. STAFFORD6UIRE MEETING, TU$]DAY, AW). 7. Ldies Plate-Romeo 1, Panny Forn 2, Tl7notheds 3. Tradesmen's Plate.-Cherry Brandy 1, Mfster Slender 2. North Staffrrdshirei Stakes.-Sed ...

... I -1-1- ?? at - - ?? . . -- - s- DONCASTER SPRING MEETING, TUESDAY, MARCH 13. Trial Stakes.-Vsn Winkle 1, Jack Sheppard 2. Sheffleld and Rotherhars Plate.-Caliph 1, Bourgeois 2. Hopeful Stakes.-Wandering Willie 1, Gamester 2. Grand National Steeple-chase Handicap.-Seaman 1, Angus- n tile 2, Teddesley 3. ir Municipal Stakes.-Punctlere 1, Dan Cupid 2. al WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14. In Juvenile Selling ...

... vour. Ot rine our. ?? 1 - - ?? ?? .I.- , - vv v^ v v -vq - ?? . ?? : - ASCOT H RTH ACES, TLSODAY,. JVs 6. Rid Trial StakLa.-Coroner 1, Elirly Morn 2, learus 3. nest Seventh Ascot Triennial Stakes.-Fly-by.iqght 1, Bird-in- of I Hand 2, Pohlmoodie 3. W~il Sixth Aslcot Triennial Stakes.-Ciaret 1 Clotilde 2, Habena 3- blas* Ascot Derby Stakes.-Pugilator 1, Hazel 2, Strood 3. Nor Ascot Stakes ...

... MANCHESTER AUTUMN MEETING, FRIDAY, SePT. 21. Two-Year-Old Selling Stakces.-Chere Petite I, ch Ally by B. Maleom 2, Shelab S. )r Grand Ntand Plate.-Biron 1. Shelah 2, Miss Birch S. 3r Northern Metropolitan Hanidlcap.-Garnelad 1, Mary 2. h Selling Plate.-Elastic 1, Miss Birch 2. Evangeline 3. Scurry Handicap .-Gaineater I, Beed Robin 2, Henrietta S. f Tho stewards for next year are the Right lio ...

... SPORTING, INTELLIGENCE. THE DERBY PROPHiECIEK. We subjoin below the various predictions uttered by those profound oracles tho Epsom prophlets, as t the.svoniers of the fo7theoming Detby and Oaks. We must premise, Iowever, that the fates who rule over horse racing seem to be ou Oils- gularly bad termf wlth the geutfemen who, year after year, undertake to rsad tbei decrees. However, the seers ...

... The secolnd scllinc match of this cab for the present season came off cn \Venlnesday last. 'The day was remarkably flne, and t a light breeze troere the north-west affarding ample scope for g testing the relative capabilities of the yachts, rendered the con- a test one of cossiderable interest, not only to the mombers of the club, buet to their friends who wyere present on the occasion. The ...

... SPORTINGAINTELLIGENCE. NEWMARK{ET CRAVEN MEETING, TuESDAY, APRIL 12 If Plate.-Coroner 1, Locy 2, lago 3. n Twenty second Tuesday Blddlesworth Stakes.-Chalice 1, id Hazel 2, Besika S. , Sweepstakes.-Filly by Melbourne 1, Betsle 2. 1 I Renewal of the Newmmisket Handicap of 25 sove each, with Is 20 added. 76~ube, 16of whom pay 5 soveft. e 8 3 Mr. T. Steven8'8 Hercules, 4 yrs ?? .Clements I It 7 3 ...

... *.LIVERPOlL JULY MEETIN, 1855. WEDOSIDAY, JULY 11. The attendance at Aintree, on Wednesday was unusually small, even for an ?? off day. The Earl of Doroy, Lord iowth, F. Gerard, Ecq, Mr. Drinhald, and other gentilemon interested in racing, were, however, present. The results of the day's sports were as follows:- The Croxteth Stakes, of 10 Sova each, h it, with 40 added. One mile and a quarter ...

... O LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING, WED~tRDAY, MiAcir 7. S O The auspicious weather attracted a vast concourse of people Oto the Aintree Course. The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway O Company conveyed during the day, from the Tithebarn-streetH o statio>n, about 7000 persons, and-the spectators at theecourse D 2 ?? from 12,000 to 16,000. The following are the reaults 0 of the day's sport *- 4 The Tyro ...