... Soluthitd (INV, r. Elenrt of HialelwoiM.-A well contested match wa~s played on the Soutbwold gruuns 0 on the 30th nit., betreen tbr Sotithtrold club and an b t Eleven from IHilesryorth, in tvhich the former werevic. r torious lly three ?? i AMiWLritOC?. lit Inninl. 2n,, Innhlgl. 0 I C. ~Itln Mll ?? I -rml O it ?? t. tv. 1. 7m.ptcr . . ?? w I ?? 0 1.,r.qrd, ?? .-ut ?? 2.-tb Ituarwnan ?? 6 ?? , ...

... ASCOT HEATH RACES. These races comne n Tur-'iday. The attend. TI sc ~as imrl2cnsl3. ut the muster of pleasur-efolk com- es persons who are popularly denominated -rouqh'.. r Still in the Grand Stand and enclosure, and in the itl ?? Stand and Stewards' Stands were mnany distin. guished visitors and eleg-antly dressed ladies. An un- f e clouded sun lit up gaily the animated scene, and its1I ...

... CRICKELT. On the IS:h inst., a malch was ?? nt larwtich, hewrecn the llarwvihlk Atuateurt and Walton Cricket Clubs. The following was the result:- ilV.TZV landI P.40r. I, ' li. *:nr, tnni T. m al, b Syrr ?? .S ?? 0rvom.11, F rr.l ?? .. : ?? S r ?? 1 3 (;1 S3aiFt, ri o. I, l- ifl. '. [I ?? Syrd. ?? 0 c. Ituisvicks.c 9Iuirc,, b l:itkr.. t)-i c ;iirIVnr, b ulaxir.. O J. Itct, sy ?? O--b IIAer . ...

... ,VW{GIk cnttf Xsrwich v. Hedena.-The return nlaiehbettxen lb Norfi71it and Norwrich ClubF~ azt- nt the lledenham Park Club was played on the new r-ound, Newtlirket Road. Norwirb. on the 11th inl., and aitin terminated in the defeat of the former in a single inninis, with four runs to rpare. b.-nonlo. rnit i .b ?? . 17 Mlrrl:. , ?? ?? I if. ptiuanran I, 1:,re ?? o . pt'tou. ran out * 2. T' y. ...

... C RI C K ET. 7 jpstriehii ?? Erst Stiuolk v. Earl Sahat.-T'fie re. | turn mateh' ?? tiese cnh,' wvas played at Sohara, on the 27:h nit., and was decided on the first inaings in favour of ;hc Ipawich, Score - V IrswlarI. .iii n. 'in i . a ci t . iS ilonrett ?? 4 ' ScatnAnl. run Ill: 4 M ller. It Jl lrn.: 19 ?? t;J l orr- -It ?? t * 40 Prfcnlkfr' . I, ?? , 3 i Ur;ralr. I. Cbl cSndler.. 2 ...

... CIMIIKET. ljswich and 1.nst Suflak v. &S iott ?? first 7 mntcli betwevin thcsc clutns wa played at Stownitarket jln Fritaity last. it wtis an intcretzing, rnatch. %nd won | ott!y by 4 runs. The Ipsrwich went iu first, and %cored 64 , when it :nined for nbout two hours. rendering tst.c 7qround cxtrelwu y till voueableC for the bouvicrs. on their Mie. .is ll e.11 J.ST'rOWIiMb 'lrVe3,iAnc I 1'31 ...

... Iptierie and Eas! Sufflk v. PI~lkford.-This match i wtit played at lpswie, not thte 1st inst., and terminil~edf infannri r of thle I p-%icl Ida t Ii.W.t orCA i It t itT -1 A ,t,naa . .. ?? Stan C .aivJ ttinliit rii.-c SeXton. Ia Cirpertior 9It WaW.1wat. b ?? .. 1-stat .bwOntmrvnaYt4 N-ta Montiiiorncy. I ?? . ?? ?? . Ia taii, i' ,. ,? I bi.ii' . ' i j ?? .. ?? .. &M.a. itl;o Y?'.T1Iiari ?? . .. ...

... TIHE RE.ESTABLISIIIENT OF BECCLES RACES. The adjourried meeting to take into conzidcriston the 7 an refusal of the rictor to allow thr bell- to he runm at the Ith forthcoming races. %. ai held on the !lst ?? the Mayor v& in the chair, and was tnore numerously altended thtn the former mneeting, hi The NIAYor, *tl, lie bad hoped a more pleasinz task t; would have devolve it spon him nn this ...

... Mfieord V. Cte t re? 10Wm Saftolh.-On Tutntily. the loth init.. a Mtc'h ?? 1,ayeI 'between the ?? ciubI, in -hih thc Merlford were dec1ared the eictos I by the f1tit innings s-I mcmrv I i in hnin.-, 2n.1 IIMNirr AV. A34ton b %tdVAki=i . , ..il , . i J. .tC 1 1AXw . ?? l- . a nz 1 A. s t . r 9--b v ?? C.. - ;. W~b3'. b tZXXweIE , ,-b ?? . 4 J Lev. r.c It YsOll~ ng t Wekdl 3-. Sl* 2? nJ0. ...

... i Ija,'rihjh v. S:.aqird rcd De ¶t:l~fr.-A tintric wrns, ?? 5xvk-d at Ilmlalviei11 on 11,l¢liL ltt httrvieli tile 1Iaslteigh nod the Stratford ,IIIi ?? I' anon clubsn the former tiinnv:- the firct itmia,,. W\'hen tilme ixt ralleti tl:h' folio inv w-s tln e t cor: : -rrri AN: 1g1.11w. 11, i'MW4> ,: W11^ ir:-v, I. 1t,. , ,i II ?? I, r UiJi.i. ll T |: , WrZ . i.u:.in t1 . tnt 21 .hhiv. 12r ...

... These racs.s which hadl been declining, have been cmdo-uted this year UT~on a DMw system of Management, sprorted well by naerdy Ell classes of the inlhabitants, who wish to bring fibant that revival of old English sports which wa so w~ltmly advocated by the personal attendance at Ipawich or the Earl of Stradbroke some years ago, but which, from want or patronage, for the time pro;ved abortive. ...

... Ipswich ad Palst Suffolk v. Earl So1iaoa.-A natlth was played between these clubl, nt Ii1swicir. on Friday, the 6th miust.. and tersuinatcd in favour of the I1svvicL, with nine wickemt to go down. t.Kw.&ILh SMIAM. ?SC. t~v *.2Irpc.?. r adcnt ?? C w b I rwntr ?? 1 J.i eh n- . b Gwh!zr . 4-7t1CrtAr ?? F. Wricy. b le.c ?? 04-c Sigwe;ll. b';xrcrnier n IW. e1nt. t, (.t:Cw ?? -c 4-I R-4:rV, ?? T.. 4 ...