... SPORTING. INTELLGENCE. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING._ FRsn3AY.-The Great Lancashire Produce Stakes of 10 sove each, h ft, with 100 adied, for two-yr-olde; colts, 8st- g7b; fillies, St 41b. Certain allowances and penalties. The scond to receive 50 sons out of the itakes. T.Y.C. 45 subs. Mr. R. PAnson's Blink Bonny, 8st 41b (R. rAnson, jun.) 1 Mr. Merry's Cara Fatima, 8st 41b ?? (A mall) 2 Mr. J. ...

... si.1,TJNG INTELLIGENCE. NEWMikRKET JULY MEETING. The broad sunshirae and balmy atmosphere disposed the few turfites who a o at the gathering to an unrestrained enjoyment. of the reort. The racing was certainly not abundant, but the a uy epuakes brought out a cotPara- tively large field ; and, t 0 ffisg to the superior csb- stacter of the competitors, ufitne, Aaremark ably interesting race. ...

... THE LIVERPOOL CUP, &c. L TO THE EDITOR y 2 THE DAILY NEWS. STi,-The fielders have had the best of the first innings at Liverpool, and I shall not be at all surprised at the Liverpool Cup being carried off by an outsider. On r Monday I stood on Mermaid and Brother to Grey Tommy trem the rank outsiders, and the latter has well repaid me, for from 40 to 1 he sprane in the course of twelve hours ...

... ; crting Inteltigtnce. - .He -gareo who * R'OOLT ULY AUMTMG.- a)me .Huir eaI no twad Lord Gillgw and the Honouirable Admiral ?? match a . of the .Vure Mr. B. W. Topham; Starter, mr. Hibibucrt; Judgo, of the, g to Mr. J.k. lek; Clerk of the SWae., Mr. Horsisy. by five ler, These rrcee commenced to-dy but wergrtt ea nt i i'0~ L* ti most facrcamble circusosteores ; that the fiehlds.wo ble Sir-s ...

... NEWMARKET AND CARLISLE. e TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY NEBWS. SIR,-The running at Ne~wmarket and Carlisle vi ?? has not caused me to make any deviation from pre. Ce vioui selections. The, July Stakies produced a splendid ti faied as regarda quality, and fil r. H..ward es, in luck, for Or to the fact of Zuyder Zee Showing temper before the start r may be attributed tbe eiasy victory of Drulmour. ...

... SPORtTING INTELI.IGENCE. . NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, TUExaSDAx July 1. H landicap Sweepataken were won by Eloquence, beating Sacrifine t Tiue July Stakes woer won by Drininour, beating Zoyder Zee, Lamboulrn, anid nix othlers. .Swveepstakes were won by Persia, beating Plentiful. Ha3ndicap Plthe wvas won by Crown Pigeon, beating Dressler, Tri. Sweepotakeo werc won by Cantrip, beatingS Petrea and ...

... PROGRANlME ..OF GOODWOOD: RAAEs. The * ~TuesdaY, July 29.- TeCnivmEN STAri5 (handicap) of 6 gove each, with 60 addcd, Craven -Course, one mile and a quazeer. 'The a~v~cxR 5~AX5 of 00 cve echt ft; for three year adde; colts, Sat 1Olb; flflies,' SatSb i n allowed, &C.; 'the~owner of the second horee to rece L0 c~;tethid borsesto Says hie stake; the winner, to pay 10 soa ?? n ml n af (37 cube.) ...

... sa rORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL RACES-YTWERDAYy. (DVMAONETIC TZLEOBAPIL) HandicaP SWepeptakca. Remedy . ?? Breeze ?? Elght ran. ,iverpool Sweepstakes. LRIC8 ~ ~ ~ +- ?? ?? . ?? Early Bird Five ran. Liverpool Cup. p~rettY BOY ?? ?? *. .. 1. audy Tatton * 2 ey TOMMY Eht ran. Sweepstakes. Solomon ?? ?? ?? rom Newecombe S ?? ?? 2 Her Majesty's Plate. Osdholl l L~aace r.LATVEST BETTING. ...

... HEREFORD MEETING. weights for the Lxoae~sxn VICcuaaLuas' PLATE (handicap) of 100 save, for tw year old and uspwardo; any number of horoco the property of the same owner may run for thio plate; one mile. BrihtPhmns age at lb age at lb Brgh~bals ?? 5.88Cotswold ?? 6 12 ?? 4 867 ?? 4 612 Mary ?? ?? 4 610 Titterstone (b b) ?? a 8s3 Miss NightingaleJ..44 6 10 ?? 6 83PF by Footstool, out of ?? 8s3 ...

... I . - NOTICB TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS.-Wd shall feel obliged if the Secretaries, both in ?? and countr,, will bear in mind toforward as early intimation of their club proceedings, espe- cially seeing that both names andfigures are legibly set forth, and that their communications should be despatched as speedily as possible after any game is decided. Matches to Come at Lord's. Monday, July 14. ...

... mr-'vtTI(~L E E rltC)RTIXSG IXSTELLIG'ENC E. I cry llt,ldicap of 10 SURe cathl, h ft ri Eu ?? extra. Three-quarters ~ .ixr 411 Ile Plover, 6 yelst 71b Wa I,, .1 ?? Bioynton)1 4vro, l0sttflb ?? (MNr. Hulnt) 2 I (,o Ioldlell p'lover, 7 t 4 Sgt Ld a. V. .,I 'o h ai444 distilnce between thoI 14f44 4'14nel044 tliree-yr'olds, 74ot 711s iit1;ll ?? and aged, tist 011k. Two j~fellld, ?? yrs ?? (Ba W) ...

... MIonday, July 7. Steward: Edward Dixon, Esq., of Dudley. Secretary: Mr. B. Richards. Jndge: Mr.T'l. Horsley. Clerk of theCourse: Mr. Calloway. This Worcestershire Turf gathering was celebrated on Monday and Tuesday last, the fixture, as regards time, being a most convenicnt one, in consequence of its filling up the interval between the sports during the previous week at the county town, and ...