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... PROGRAMS1ME OF THE DONCASTER Spring Meeting. Tuesday, April 1. The TTBiAO STv.&es of 7 sovs each, 3 ft. with 30 added, three year Olds, Oat 101b; foar, Set 71b; five, 9st; six and aged, 9st 31b; mares and geldings allowed 313b; maiden three year aide at the time of starting allowed 31b; four, 51b; and upwards, 71b; winners of 200 sove at any one time to carry Glb- twice, 10ib; thrice, idib ...
... C H E IS. C To Correspondents. ?? The unusual length of the game below compels us to defer our Answers to Correspondents until next week. Problem Nlo. 105, by C. Blake, Esq., of Bruges. BLACK. WHITE. White to play and mate in six moves. Tim SIxTI IN ?? Snaris Or OLD Gimas. (Messrs. De la Bourdounals and M'Dounel.) White (Mr. DBe la B.) Black (Mr. 1ID.) 1. P to K 4th 1. P to K 4th 2. KBtOQB4th ...
... PROGRAMME OF THE NORTHAMPTON I and Pytchley Hunt Races. Wednesday, March 28. The TRIAL STsAxES of 10 sOvS each, with 40 added from the fund; three year olds, 6st 61b; four, 8st 41b; five, 8st Illb; six and aged, Ost 31b; the winmer to be sold for 600 sovs, if demanded in the usual way, unlese oeroetion from being eold is claimed atthe time of entrance,and horses for which this claim is made ...
... a-UNTIING APPOINT1MENTS. 5TAG HOUnDS. 's5TarsdOY, Iaidenhead Station; Friday, Twyford Station; hatnlfapst eleven. rFoxY toorNs. Mondayg Barton-in-the-Beans- Wednesday, Sbattington ,AlberstO1flriday, Ullesthorpe Station; Saturday, Ansley Hall; at eleven' gridge; t (Lord H. Bentinak's)-Monday, Sbellingthorpe; Tuesday. ad by Rosen; Wednesday. Normauby, by Stow; Thursday, Tile L1DvtO Bck Friday, ...
... IGOTING 1NTELIGSNXU TATTERSALLV& MNDAY. The settlement of the accounts connected with the re- cent events at Warwick azd Salisbury occupied most of the afternoon. Very little time was given to betting. The prics at the conclusion of business were as follow:- NORTIIAWPCOESIIIRE STAKES.-8 to 1 agst Mr. S. Walkers Wjnk3 old; 10 to 1 agst Lord Clifder.'s Poodle (l2 to 1 t); 14 t l agst Lord ...
... SP0'RSDTG UCTELLIOXNCX L TATIBESALL'Si: * , ' ' IiONDY. -. Moat of the members having left tofu to iaalat at the Liverpool meeing, the room was very thinyI attended and ooly Sa Fmall amount of buciness transacted. - Teg Two TaeovsANn'-8 to 1 agst Mr. Heward's TeYoew 'frack (t); 8-to I agst Mr. Boresa' Flt-by-Night (t); 200 even between the two and the fl ld; 10 toe 1, at Mr. j. Merry's ...
... X17-partilig littellfffelm. COVENTRY SPRING MEETING.-1JoaeATy. Handieap Plate of 40 ?? Shon Catti, 1; Voestige, 2; v OUeurer, 0. Five ran. uandioep Swoeptakales of Jsoav. each, with 20 addod,-Curieoa, u IlRoving Betey,2. Six ran. It weenpatalies of 3 siava. each.-Ciareo, 1; Delilah, 2. HandiapHurdle Race.-Royalty, 1; Britieh Sailor, 2; Log 2 Rewn, 3. ine ran. a The Coventry Handlosp,-Boltol, 1 ...
... I TATTERSALL'S. MOND4AY.-FOr some minutes business was tolerably brisk on Earl Spencer's Plate-Flacrow, at 10 to 1, holding the position of first favourite. At the commencement, 500 to 25 was betted against Berezina, but at the close only 100 to 7 was laid. Posthorse was repeatedly backed at 100 to 6, and is ikely to advance a stage or two in favour i the same odds were taken about King of ...
... I P.RPGRAMMEI of the WARWICK SPRING I Meeting. Monday, March 10. A SwEExBsAESS of 5 SeVS each, with 20 added two year olds, 7st 31b- three, 8st 121b; the winner to be sold for 100 sovs; if forM cove, allowed S1b; 50, 71b; 30, 121b; 20, 171b; maidens allowed 41b; and fillies and geldings 31b; five furlongs. The TBAL STAXES of 10 ?? each, with SO added by the Town of War. wick; three year olds, ...
... C, . TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. T owing to the meeting at Warwitk, the room was very thinly T4 attended, and the transactlons were few and unimportant. The 2' pricos were as under: Si GREAT HWARWICKSHIRE IANDICAP. 9E 4 to I Ugdt ilr. J. M. Stanley's Veteran (t) THE TWO TIHOUSAND. LI 7 to 4 agst Mr. Boawes's Fly-by-Night (2 to I t) n( 3 to I Mir. Howard's Yellow Jack (100 to 30 t) 10 to I - Mr. J. ...
... OUR CRICKETING TABLET I o~l - m QU C I- - - - n - - - LNOTICE TO SECRETARIES OE CLUEBS.-1'f s7 the Secretaries, both in toenw and country, vjill bear .1ge. to forward us early intimation of their c a i, cially seeing that both names andfige1r oh JCOceeid iqs and that their commusenications should be des ?? vSetfrtP, as possible after auygame is decided. Patced as , ecju1 Commencement of the ...
... APRIL. Doncaster Spring ?? I EpesmSpring .10 Harpenden .23 Abergavenny . Drham.. 14 Maltn . .. 24 Thirsk ?? 3 NewmarketCraven ?? la Newmarket F. S. ..,28 Croxton Park ?? , York Spring ?? Chester Springl. Manchester. 14 Bath Shrcewlrbury. ?? J SouthwelL . .. 15 | 1paum . 27 JIJNE. Asce Heath. g10 Newcactle o'n'T'jne..24 | Winehester.. 27 hapton ?? ?? 226 ?? ,1 Nottingham . ?? , ,,,l Marlborough ...