... -4-- LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING, TUESD.AY. ThA TIlAL STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 30 a(dedl tbtreectt-; i! 6st. 31b. four, 8st. ilb. *idve, 9st.; six and aged, st. 3lbd.; D and geldings allowed 4lb. One mile and . quarter. Ai r. E. Parr's Stork, 3 yrs.. ?? (fDulcT) I Air. T. Walker nd Eulogist, 6 yia. ?? MIr. J . Osborne's Alfred, 3 yrs ?? ?? .3 Wou in a ce nter. The TYBO STAKES of 5 sovs. each, ...

... I flTrrmTl- A - - - - r o I nt CHIESTER AUTUMN MIETIXG. at TUESDAY, Ocr, 7, dn TILE SHORTS 1AgNDICALP of 10 sovs. each, with 50 soys, aed. Ak lr. i s r ia .. ?? ( Alduroft) 1 3 )n r. Wilson's Prinesso of Or2,. D Ar. Davsoan's Red1, Wilite, and Blue . .. . he Air. Saxon's ary. ?? ?? ho TItE ALMTA STAKES of 5 soya, 0cati, *wis 100 added. 'ot Mr. a . Osborne's Saunterer . (O sborne) I .r Mr. 3' ...

... SPORlTIING INTELLIGENCE. -- ?? DONCASTER SPRING MEETING, J TUESDAY. The TRIAL STAKES of 7 sovs. eaoh, 3 ft., with 30 added, S ;ir. T. V. Turrier's Dresser .(Furrdha)n 1 Mr. Thompson'sr Bird in the Bush .2 Mr. Wilson's Plausible 3 Won easily by a length and a half; Prasible wile boeaten off. The MUNICI PAL STAKES of 6 sova. each, with 2; added. A AMr. Worthington's filly by Birdelteher ?? I _ ...

... ., _ _Wn NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, d TUESDAY. VY t SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs. each for two-yesr olds and upwards. o CaPtain White's Fie, by Alarm, 2yrs., 6st. 71b ?? (Plumb) 1 f a Duke of Bedf.rd's Cople. 2 yrs., eat. 71b . , ,, (Cresswell) 2 al Mr. Robimon's Our Creature, 6st. 71b. (carried 7st.) ?? 8 U Berttng.-Even on Cople, 9 to 4 agst Our Creature, 3to I azst. Fie. Wo. bY two lengths; ...

... TATTERSALL'S BETTING, YESTERDAY. TWO THOUSAND GUINEA.S. I to I apos. Loyola-take S to 2. DERBY 11 to I apt. Thlink Bnais. 20 - 1 - Tournament-taken. 25- - Lady flawthorne-taken. 6 28-1 - Glenmas on-taken. CHESTER CUP. 40 - I aget. Claret-taken. 40 - I - Tasmania. .;0-I - VeLgeance-taken. WALTHAMNl STEEPLE CHASE. British Yeoman gete the atakes. 1 PROPOSED MERCANTILE LAW CONFERENCE.-Thefol- ...

... CHESTER SPRING MEETING. -TUESDAY. The GROSVENOR STARES of 10 soys. each, with 50 added. ir. E. Parr's Stork ?? (Snowdee) 1 Mir. Ridley's Hospitality ?? 2 AIr. Wilson's H1 eir of Linno ?? 3 Mr. T. Parr's Saucebox ?? ?? 4 Won eleverly by a neck. The PALATINE STAKES of 15 soys. each, with 100 added. Mr. J. Di. Stanley's Theod ora ?? (Bartholomew) 1 Mr. Parker's One Act ?? 2 Ir. A. Harrison's ...

... t- LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. gra Y TUESDAY, Nov. 11. bu Ls The AINTRtEE PLATE IHIANDICAP) of 50 sovs. for all ages. W y One mile. 37E u Mir. ff. Hunt's Gay a y (Fordham) 1 de k lr. T. Spence's Catherine Parr ?? 2 Mr. uterry'eUzella. 3 ) A Sir. J. Watson's Sulpitia . .. . , . . 4 in g The folirwing ales ran:-Mr. Dawson's Janet, Sir. Dawson's do: i. Assailant,D Mr. Windsor's Sir Hlumphrey, Mir. ...

... ?? CHESTER RiACES, YE}STER1DAbY. (Byj Electric Tl>egyraph.) ehlor WIllRAI. STAKES, Srt.ra ?? . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . A55055u LADIESt PURSE. 3uRrer ?? *e.3 ?? ?? 1`urtue .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . . t~ w . . . . . . ?? ?? ?? .. . .. . ?? 3 ,lallcehx EATON STAKES. ?? ?? ?? , ,. .. GRAND-'S5TAND CUP. P.. ?? ., 3 10 ?? in a canter by two lengths. rce ...

... SPORTING 4 1 INTELLIGENCE. and MAI wrally NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. sa used .JOH ;Suioen. WEDNESDAY. Natl atwo The OATLANDS PLATE (Handicap) of ;£30. Os this Mr. Adkin's Flatterer .. ?? ?? (Yates) l OLD .s r Frimtoff's Blossom ?? L ,vhile Lord Olifden's Nathan ?? . itary Air. Pattison's Little Bird . ?? - * Strj the Woo by half a length. Natbhn ?? Bird ran a dead heat for Sa i, third ...

... sed THE CRAVEN HARRIERS meet on Tuesday next :-at Cross-roads, Silsden Moor; and on Friday, Jan. 2, at Mvi- Gill Church;-each morning at eleven o'clock. aort or- NARROW ESCAPE ON THIE SOUJTtI WALES RAILWAY, tie, NEAR PEMBREY.-On Saturday, an accident of a very the remarkable kind occurred upon the South Wales Railway, res, Pembrey. On the arrival of the 7.20 a.m. train at the ?? station the ...

... ; ALL ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF LEEDSsoC on; AND DISTRICT. suo on. This grand match, the concluding one of the Le season, commenced on the Victoria ground, Woodhouse- Y( ils- moor, on Thursday last. From the fact that the eleven E en- have on former occasions proved too much for their op- Dt &e- poneuts, the game excited considerable interest among the ton lovers of this manly play. The ...

... E :NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. THURSDAY: ISAIIDICAP PLATE of ;£5. Lord W. Powlett's The Druid ?? (Charltont 1 Dlr. T. ?? Treachery ?? hlr. Armstrong's Alcyone ?? : * ...