... I - _ JOCKEY CLU. In consequence of the Stewards being very much engaged on Tuesday after the races, the meeting advertised to take place on that day was post- poned to Wednesday. At a general meeting of the Jockey Club, held at Newmarket, on Wed- nesday, in the first Spring Meeting, present. Lord Glasgow and Lord Anglesey, Stewards; Admiral RoUs Mr. Lowther, Mir. W. S. Stanley, Mr. Greville, ...

... FROGRAMME OEt YORK RACES. Wednesday, August 20. The DuTDAS STAXZ5 Of 60 BoVS, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each; one mile and a quarter. Second year of the TirHID Gax.T NORTH A11D SOUTH OP ENreLA11D BIBET. OqL&S SrAXnS Of 10 ?? each, h ft, with 200 added; for three year olds; ,Mtit, est 7lb; fillies, 8st 21b; the whiner of the Derby to carry 81b; of the Oaks, Tswo Thousand Guiaeas ...

... I Matches for INext Week. Mu. S1.-C. Cooke and Mr. Armfeld's mare, to run two miles and jump sixty hurdles. Cooke getting a start of one minute, for 20 a side, at Garratt-lane, Wandsworth. 31.-Pries and Rowley, to ran 120 yards, for 5 a side. 31.-Bloor. and Child, to run 100 yards, Child receiving two yards' start, at the Waterfall Gardens, Endon. AamE 2.-Lovell and Watson (postponed from ...

... F RE 1 DlC A 0 N R Y. Meetings for next Week. Monday, Juno 9.-Lodge, No. 206, Falcon Tavern; 228 Anderton's Hotel, Tuesday.-Lodge, No. 196, Holly Bush Tavern, Hampstead; 247, St. James's Tavern, Aldgate; 805, Roebuck Tavern, Lewisham. Wednesday.-Lodges, Nos. 3, 13, 70, Freemasons' Tavern 15, Three Tune Tavern, Southwark; 103, White Hart, College-street, Lambetb; 172, Royal Albert Tavern, ...

... PEDE STRIANIS M. Matches for *e*t Week. JULb 21.-Handicap ,race of 1,012 yhrds, at Now Hall, near Shefbldi for several money prizes. 21.-Barlow and Price, to ron 140 yards, for 25 a side, on a turn- pike road.within fourteeh ml es of Birmingham 21,-Aston and Snelihouse, to run 120 yards, for 5 a side, at Aston Cross Birmingham. 21.-Prostand Jateksci, to run four milts, for 6s a side, at Bury ...

... A Q U AT ICS. High Water at London Bridge. Ann. 10 morning 41 min.past 7 afternoon 10 min.past s 12 ?? .. ?? . 0 ?? ?? 28 ?? I.. 0.. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 16 ?? 5 ?? ?? Matches to Come. Ave. 11.-All Saints', Poplar, and Blaclrwall Regatta. 12.-Dartmooutli Annual Rlowing Rogatta. 12.-Royal Southern Yacht Club Regatta. 12-iuiver Lea Asnateur Regatta. 16,-Moulsey Regatta. 18.-Royal Victoria Yacht Club ...

... Tuesday, November 11. Stewards: Earl of Softon, Earl of Glasgow, and Hon. Admiral Rous. Judge, Mr. Clarke. Lessee and Clerk of the Course, Mr. E. W. Topham. Notwithstanding the repeated assertions of the failure of this Meeting, Mr. Topham, whose gameness in carryinz out any under- taking which he has once commenced has become quite a household word irs Sporting circles, resolved to make ...

... COVENTRY RAC;ES-March 24 and 25. FIRST DAY.-HAnDICAy PLAT39 of 40 HOVS; three. quarters af a mile age at lb age at lb Humboldt ?? ?? 8 7 Freckle ?? 4 S 8 Little Tomn ?? 8 2 Vestige ?? , 6 6 7 Plausible ?? 4 7 9 .Mark Fonlis ?? 5 11 Redemption . 4 7 4 Siroecco . 3 ?? 5 7 Lady in Waiting . a 73 Philip ?? . ?? 5 7 Usurer ?? .4 612 Twin Shon Catti ?? 6 Questionable ?? 6 9S peculator ?? 2 4 9 ...

... NJlASTIER FREDB3ERICK & CARPORT I Steeple Chase. POX CoUUtr'' OF LXCHEQUEI.b-FltIDAy (Before Lord Chief Baron Pollock and a Special Jury,) JO1s Ms v POWELL.-This was an interpleader action to try the right ef the plaintiff to certain stakes won by a horse, the Colonel I,, rl1j, or Frederick, at the Carmarthen Steeple Chase in 185s. Trh def Master horse ran second on that occasion. The ...

... , I . BETTING O. TRE WEYE. *TATTERSALL'S,.- .1doncDiY.-Thero. was a fair. attendance of ~sub- scribers; but forthcoming Newmarket eveunfts were alone discussed. Flacrow was in strong demand for the Eastern Counties Handicap, it being deemeduacertainitytchat he was the real Simon Pure instead ?? stabe cmpaion Th Poche. Dspit hi deeatat alell actibutable .total retirement of Middleton. Nbtheinng ...

... THE TRIAL OF WM. PALMER. Wednesday morning having been specially fixed for the trial of William Palmer, committed upon the coroner's warrant for the wilful murder, by poison, at Rugeley, in Staffordshire, of John Parsons Cook, Esq., of Anne Palmer, his wife, and of Walter Palmer, his brother, the greatest anxiety was manifested to obtain admission to the Old Court, in which the prisoner was to ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MWeDAy. The dulneos which pervades the turf money market was uninter- rupted. Although buek.makerei inusered inconeiderable force, yet there was a sign'ficant ahbsne o S boekers of ho, ses. The investment on the Leamington Stakes vere ew and far between. Quince steadile maintained his leading poeition, but layers were shy, ar d 7 to 4 was with dificuly obtainable about him ; 2 to ...