... IIPECStRtANSM,- - PI . tR A:N-SM 7.- I * 1atQ1h01 for Wext.Week. AP=x 2-flayes and Lees, to run two miles, for 28 a side, at Bellevue, 2,-H.M Magetta (of Birminghami) and Howard (of;Bradford), to. run 1 ?? ithee yards' ttart', for 5 a aide, at Bellevue, acis I,-.lnlns (of Darlasttos 4nd Conbtabl (fWillenfiall)i to rua 100 y~ards, for 25 a side, at 'Aaton Cross, Birmingham. -, '2.Arthur Akers ...

... IC, t-- O ' t' r' gon'dents. J3. W(Hudderqeld).-We habve attended to your requeat. (. B. -F.'(ihde6).-T ie eecondnmove you aiertion ar; the first player, Q Kt to B 3d has been subjected to an analysisinde Lsss' Getman Hand. book, secsjqd editioi .. ,, ,Ziss.-Below'onr ueual stsandard. - ?? g T,::ft'r ol~iion5'OF Proble~m ?? 55 is not tbe' true one. ?? ?? ?? ion: for the suggeetidin; which has ...

... 'RACING- JiIqR -0R , 1855. * - APRIL: Lincoln Spring ?? 3 ewball . 9 tork Sprg .17 Ne'wton Spring ?? 9 ICatterlek-'Bridge;.,:,ll Ibergaereny .1 ' Newmarket Crsven, ?? . 9 1 Walthamn Abbey ..1. 13- Malton ?? . .. 9 Durham ?? 9 The lon .14 Newmarkct S. a3 Chester Spring ?? 1 'Shrewsbury .10 Epsoi n ' Newmnarket 3S; . ?? R:,8-athv ?? ?? JLothicne &Edimboro 8 LiverpoolluitClnb..16 Msu chester ...

... ~ SPOR.TING INTELLIGlwdm;` NORTHAUlPTONAND PYTCLEY IUNT RACES. TUESDAY. : The Stand Plate of 50 sova. Mr. Stevenson's Cmmadore Charley, by Galaor, 4 yrs, 7st'l1lb 1.e ?? . . ; : ?? (Wells I Mr. -Thath's Craibodirnef4 yrs, 7stjtOibJ. (W. Abdale) 2 Lord W. Paulett's Nicholas, 4 yra, 7st tib ?? Sharp)' 3 Mr. Gullivr'8Noiette, 5 yrs, 8t 31b.. ?? (a . tes) i Grcat Northampton Stakes of 100 sove, ...

... INTELL, IENE KTRA. '~Iq~wJ~tAkiT rCAAVN KEE=TING, THUiFSDAY.-Welght` ?? of 10O3 the vrnner , of the Craven Handicbato e1arb; of anyotheir handisap of o9 am .,ahlue, 31b extra; no horse to carr mothn &716b sxa Ab 1. V, ag, ie9 .tblb iF EgOrTnGnssip ?? 5 .- 3; - Epbi ?? ?? .. . Testy ; . ?? la 0 Cie'ci- ?? f -; , -8 4 Gergey . ?? -_6 8- y ca;,muls ?? y 8 6 llaaslnut.. _. ?? g 7.6 S Rob~sn ...

... . 00: A I l ATIC -S. - I I gh Wa&ter ?? Bridge.-. Aiara 1 mornng 43 minnpast I aftemoon 0:mnpast 2f ?? 1- >l4 , ; 2 .,W, 29 . - .s2 ~3- ?? ?? , ?? 3 ?? 9. - - , ?? ;. 13 ?? ?? 30 ?? , '5 ,,g ?? . 3 ?? :, ,69 ?? 3, 61 8 ?? , 4: ?? - . 7 -. ?? ; 6 ;- 7:, ?? . ?? . ?? , , 5 ?? ,\ : ,g . i attas and Matches to Come.- 6.-C; Blkker and W.Wren to row anoars mac with:W, Dines andT ?? Gibbons. 'iom ...

... - t-eR - I , , ?? .v~il-t. -R..vX I No: W ,:1 o Il: ! kE'0:-'e'4 r 3TOELEY.- :e; 4,Am : ?? 2 ?? i _ ?? ?? , ?? aethee.list lrsuofe if,on fta ?? Beoyo a~ro~-ed n put:g~ tb ficlders M. god:pfits-(l.ei ?? ~ pi k, _teg enartet: lr..W f -Htahu Couse: flhedem ?? -oicham ?? 'tiheetng ofr the Sring Hyavr bel sohw n in dtersatc peeatfcpss, tuhe, four-fef n ciartcr a thestown Atotetwo stnilea ...

... | * _ ' ' : I~~~1 STEEPLE CHASES TO --COME. Aeref 3,-Lncoln (two)-The Grand Stee~ple' Chase Handicap closed;. the SellmingSteeple Chaase to close aa name the ,evenfing before running 3.-_HenleYm.inArdoen 5.-Harrow and Uxendon (five)-A Free Handicap' Steeple Cbase, the Weltei and Selling Steeple Chasee,'the Huntesra Steeple Chase closed, and the Chnsolation Steeple Chase-to ?? at the poet. 5. ...

... 11, ll?.?-,-, ?.I?i ?? I * TATTEBSAIh3 MozKx. T~he acaid~s,6 QuYwith the previous wt'ek events havft'sbaeatitf ild the remaiing -Spring -Handicaps anD the Derby-were frees1di' For ltbe Northiamptonsbire Stikes,-the leading fle'loew the fpredtige evinced to get on Nabob, who *as ba&edi at fnices ri~n~ ug, from s to 6 to 1, atlhwhich latter figure he was-cely taen. This. wa ?? bg ...

... HT~hI-ID~G IN- - e e x N . . I l Ja PllltNi I!TL - 0 . ,iIfer Majestyla-.TvNonday, Beacon's Field; Thursday4 Iver Heath; at eleven, ?? * ;eco NII , I ;-t&wsaVN,3 Atherstoue-,~Moday, Beston .nth- ea,;,W ededay, The Union inno Measham - Thursday, Ullesthorpp; *a eleven,, - Albrighten-Morid&YaY EHimley; Tuesday, ioaeufor4;S.9aday, Chilln M ton; at a quarter before eleven. Beauforts,: the: Dukae ...

... I C. OB X Q , A~KRAi JI Stewards: ~~~The Nas'quls of (ira~~~by, ~the Earl of WItn, and L.r Forester Clerk of the Corse: Mr. Day, Melton. The Croiton Perk Bare Meeting haa-kways been looked oa moreof a private affair -o thebi amusemenit of the Duke of Iitithtd'1sifrien8 ds an the encouragement of he breedi ?? hteriant 'ahijosoi than a eguljar Meeting for raingpross:n as t, ...

... - , $ :- : r ; ?? 77 ~~ - - I- : !i F . . : . PROGRXiE 0P. TEE LIJDIOOLN 8PRIG I :kdMe e ting. Tuesday, April 3. IThe COowsoLLxoIe SOaSieLs of 3 sovs eaeb, with-30 added.; far all ages; the seeond hore to save his ketse- stratiht ran in, nearly balf a mile. The SaLuiNG STmE8 of f sveach, with 25 addeid three year ?? four, 9st lOlb; 'ie. lOstflb- six and aged, lost ;21b* maresan'd gelo iogs ...