... SP 0 la T I G . Thle Locale Hlarrtiers will meet this week nt twelve o'clock each (lay, at Ballybrataogh1, on Monday, and iolloeycarragh, oln0 Tuesday. NU\w Puic:MlOM Xo:ix EttsroiNT.-Tho United Se'- vice Gazette aniiounccs that Iord Panomurs has ob- tained the salnctiolt of the Ceown to a measure of vital in poletaltce to the success of ?? in thle army. A wariant toill bI itsuedl imniodi ...

... IUNTING APPOINTmENTS. STAGHOUSDS. Her Mijesty's-Te.mortow, Maidenhead Thioket Fridsy,1 slough-eleven. Kent, The (Mr. Roberta'a)-Friday, Hadlaw-twelve. Petre's, HOD. F.-To-morrow, the Watren-farm (Writtle); J Friday, Hare and Hounds (Boxwell)-half-past eleven. Rothscbild'o, Baron-Thureday, Hooklaygrnnge-elewvD. FoXHOUNDS. * Atheratone-Wednesday, Cricket's-ina; Friday, Arbury ; Saturday, Ceombe ...

... SP6BTI4 INTJLQEtC1E, ?? ?? . BAiLE dP rAlMER'R# eiG ST!UD. | Th ebrood maes, boise is tTning, adyarliigs he. longing a tie notorions Williail vilmer, were pt up by' autllion, by the Messrs. Tattersall, this day, at The Corner. and attracted so traea':-' Atfeudance of company 'that the saleyari wis completely eo*cded;l Many of the lcading patrons of the turf, and, mi'dt of the trainers from ...

... SP O1 TING. TATTERSALL'S.-MoNDAY. SALE OF PALMER'S RACING SI UD. The brood maree,horeesin training, and yearlinge, Belonging to the notorious William Palmer were put up by auctiwn by the Messrs. Tattersall, this day, at The Corner, and attracted so large an attendance of company that the sale-yard waa completely crowded. Many of theleading patrons of the Lurf and most ol the trinaers from ...

... SPOB TING. ?? 51a HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. STA OUttNDS. ef Gunton, Tuesday, Drayton; Friday, Bawdeegiel-at halfpast 11. tm Buron iohechid's, Thureday, liockliffe Grange-at II. pi Fox 110UNBC t, Atherstone, Monday, Cadeby; Wednesday, Crinket'a In, Friday, Arbury; Saturday, Coombe-at 11. W Old Berkshire, (Mr. Morrell's) Monday, Parringdon-read Station, tj Wednesday, Eingaton Paoa; Fridav, ...

... C H E $ S. To Correspondents. p T.-We are in daily expectation of seeing the opening number of the FreC -you will get all the requisite information and instruction for Jsj-r~n~iL in Chess, lucidly given ui Kenny's Chess Manual. beiners are positione, where the Rook wins against the Kt; for les of which, see Rng and Horwit's' Chess Studies. At the request of numerous correspondents, we ...

... Sportfug TATTERSALL'S.-THURsDAY. 3st: Ci-:lESTERl CUP. blat 25 to I onotlhefiold-cfferod. 1000 .. 20 &gat Mrs. Osbaldeeton's iffeman-taken. ind DERBY. E 13 to I aget Mr. Howard's Yellow Jack-taken. nd ugs LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING-FB i. 26. The Tyro Stakes of 5 Bove. eaoh, with 40 added, for two.yoar.oldes J oolts, St. 71b ; fillies and geldings, Sst. 316; winners 41b extra. The saecond to save ...

... - TATTER8ALL'S-MONDAY. DEnxy-7 to 1 agat Wentworth (t), 1s to 2 agst Fly by Night (of), 9 to 1 agst Eglin ton (off to take 10 to 1), I 8 to I agst Yellow Jack, 14 to k agst_, Roger Thorp (t), 2? to 1 aget Poll Moodie (t), 50 to 1 a> Aleppo. 2,000 GQUNEAS-4 tO 1 egot Fly by Night (off). .LiVERPOOL STxEPLC OnA= a7 to I aget Blaok Swan and Harry Lorrequer. CaEsTER Ctae-iooe to 3o aget Coroner ...

... : BETTING OF THE AlWEBE.- .TATTERSALV'S, MONDAX.-Bosiness, although not carried out to any considerable extent, was yet far more brisk thean it hascbeen, for the past month, as our subjoined list of quotations will immediately show. The snoet prominent feature in the Derby betting was the. outlay upon Went. wortb,.in John Day's stable; 8 to I was taken to a couple of poniee, and sabsequently ...

... STEEPLE CH-.ASINC. I CHERTSEIY STEEPLE CHASES. Friday, Jaa. '18. ' Stewards: Captain Little and R. Elwes, Esq. Clerkof the Course: Mr. S. Merry, of Leamington. Secretary: Mr. B; Bowland. The atteapt to establieh a regular Steeple Chase Meeting at the histori- cal little ?? of Chertoey bud been twice frustrated on account of the frosty nature of the weather, but the rapid-thaw of the last few ...

... CH[EIER SPRING KEETIhTG, Way 6. Weights for the Cnseazsci Cupr; about two milea and a quarter. Forfeitg to be declaredl let of February. age at lb age at lby ?? . 9 2 Dame ?? I. 6a 0 Batte.~.6 a67 ?? 6 9 Rifleman.4 6 4 7 Coroner ?? 3 6 0 Pandango. ?? 4 86 ?? 5 5612 Mr_ ?? 6 82 Virtuous ?? 4 5 12 Saacebox . 4 82 Siding .4.. .9 5 12 Sultan4 8 2John Dory a 1 Types.6 8 0Yorkshiredrey ?? 4 5 10 ...

... T-ATTEiisavL'-MONDAY. The brood mares, horses in training, and yearlings belonging to the notorious William Palmer were ,put upb auction by' the Miessrs. Tattersall this day at the Corner and attracted eo large an attendance of company that the saleyard was corn pletely crowded. MIany of the leading patrons of the turf and most of the trainers from the north and south of England were areesnt ...