... I! ?? t . T. I LE .HAS N . 1: . I WOLVERHAI4PTTN STDEPI5E. CHASES. This caesting, which wasoriginally fixed for Monday and Tuesday lest, as.put.off en account of the frostz, ani the Clerk of the Course informs us, hy telegraph, that, as the frost is breaking up, it will take place-on Monday and Tuesday next, or thez ' frst day tbat the weather will perrnit it tof be run ,'butas in ...

... FREEuAr8'e JousNAn Office, Friday Morning, Halt-past Five o'Clook. BY EXPRE1SS. LIMERICK COURSING CLUB. (ZBOM OU CORRESPONDENT,) THUESDAY, DRE. 20. Stewards-W H Ba.rlugton, Thomas Fosbery, John Bayly, jun.; James Spaight, and G A Pollock, Esqrs. Tr, usurer and Seoretory-James Marshall, Eq. Judge- W. Owens, Esq Slipper-Tom Saunders, The coursing for this club resumed to-day, and though the ...

... wol, E I lUM 'PlN IWSAt S~E CaASES.-MONDAY. The MAIDEN PLATE of 25 sovs. Once roumd. (41 sub.) MrT'I. Butlcr',% Siege, (1i b), 3 yre, Ct 1 ilb ?? _(J. HAll)I Mr J. 11. .Silith's Midhiope, 2 yrs, Us ?? (Creservell) 2 Mr Byrne's CHipete, 2 yre, lot Ilib ?? (Sitowdln) 3 Dir Miorsit, 3 yre, 7ei 41ib ?? Cliff)l0 Even on Rose, 5 to I ag&L 6iege. Rcean belted when leading, and foil over the railo. ...

... 1 m Matches for ext Week. DEC. 17.-Emsley and Shaw, to run 1.50 yards, for z20 a, sid,, at the White Bear, on the Wakefield and' Bradford road.. 17.-Ashton and Spooner, to walk seven miles, for-25 a side, at Newhall Race Groundi Sheflield, Ashton to receive 200 yards' start inside. 22.-Ho*ard ?? Rogers, to run 200 yards (Rogers to have ten yards' start), for 10 a eide, on the London-road, ...

... SpOERTiG IN-TELLIGLNCE. COUh SING. MOUNTAINSTOWN (CO. MEATHI) COURSING CLUB. (FROM OU;S CORULSPONDEtNT.) The meeting of the memliers of this club. announced for the 12th and Lath December, has been, in consequence of severe weather, postponed to the 26th end 27th. The entries for the several stakes were made at Castletown- cross on Monday last, as follow:- CLONDBRANEY STAKEd. Air Bailey's r b ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. STAGHOUNDS. Her Hfjosty'a-To-morrow, Hillingdon; Friday, New Ledge -efeven. Cheltenham (Captain D. West's)-No account re3eived. Kent (Mr. Roberta's)-Friday, Shipborn-twelve. Petre's, Hon. F.-To morrow, Good Easter; Friday, Norton- heath-half-past eleven. FOXHOUNES. Atheratone-No account received. Badsworth-To-morrow,Ued.house; Thursday, Wentbridge. Saturday, South ...

... A QUATICSS.I High Water at London Bridge. DEc. 16 morning 2 minunast 7 afternoon 33 min.past 7 ?? ?? 8 ?? 40 .. , 8 IS 15 ?? , 9 . .. 47. 9 19 . 23 ?? 10 . 55 10 20 ?? 28 ?? 11 ?? , 57 .,11 21 . A.. 0.. 12 .. 24 ?? 12 ?? 8 ?? , , .. ?? 14 . 1 Royal London Yacht Club. tthe monthly meeting of this club will be held at the Caledonian Hotel, Adeiphi-terrare. on Monday, the 17th inst., at eight, p ...

... ; s~ ESPRTiIN B .AFF.AIIRS.. - .. SLE[WLL V. PI'Aa.-The defendant in 'this case was siued on. W ednida-,' iii the Court o.f. omo'Fiss, as the maker of a promissoiy hate for 60, dated tbe'22d'August, 1848, and as the, acceptor of two bills of eichanke, for 100N each,. dated the 18th Deember, 1848, and the 30th November, 1842, addrawn by one Allen and endorsed to theylaintiff. There were ...

... The TYNvcDALE F OXHOUNDS meet on Monday, the 24th of December, at Cocklaw Tower; on Wednesday, the 26tb, at Heddbn-on-the-Wall; on Friday, the 28tb, at Nunwick-each day at a quarter before eleven o'clock. Tue, MocPSTa FoxHouNDS will meet onl Monday, the 24th of December, at Sheepwash Guide Post; on Thursday, the 27th, at Eapley; on Saturday, the 29th, at Netberwitton- each day at a quarter ...

... 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 ? ...

... I _. .- .. . _ _ I _, __ ?? AL _ . RUGRLEY, Ifondfav.-Mr. John Parsons Cook, a sporting gentliemnan, aged 2t years, residing at Lotterworth (Leicestershire) E. was the owner of a horse named Polestar, which won two of the stakes at the Shraewsbcury races on the 13th and 14th nit. Whilst at Shreow.lccry, after the race, Mr. Cook was taken suddenly ill, of lie was subsequently resnovel to ...

... CH ES I W O COr~el8BDrlndenlts JSva7iuA.-The detals of Mr. Uiwenthars proposed ?? classes for Chess neophytes at the Wellington-rooms, PiecidIly, are not yet finally arranged; but, he will, in al probability, be in full operation by the loe of nedt month. He intends giving two lecturee per~ week on teheory andpractice of Chess, at the above excellent rooms.' S. Y.-A commnunication has just ...