... 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 ...

... P E D E S T R I A N IS M. Matches for Next Week. Die. 8.-Childs and Malburn, to ran 100 yards, for A5 a side, at the Waterfall Gardens,'Endon. ?? and Walmsaley to run 110 yards, for RiO a side, at thl dalford Borough Gardens. l3.-seen and Robinson, to run eighty yards, for 5 a side, at Stockton. I3.-Miller and Todd, to run 440 yards, for Z a side, at the Dragon Inn, Leeds and Halifax-road, ...

... I IPSWICH STEEP:LE CHASES. Wednesday, Dec. 11. Stewards: A. Arcedeckne, Esq.; Sir E. S. Gooch, Bart., M.P.; Sir Fitzroy Kelly, M.P.; Lieut.-Col. Henry: Alexander Crook- shank, lFq.; John Josselyn, Fsq.; Thomas Nun , Esq.; St. A. B. Lennard, Esq. ; Sir Charles Ibbetson, Bart. Clerk of the Course: Mr. S. Merry. Secretary: Mr. W. Spalding. Judge: Mr. Manning, Newmarket. After two postponements, ...

... 141yortilig. STATISTICS OF RACING. I'IT is computed that there are upwards of 200 thorough-bred stallions, andI ,120brood mares, whichl produce foals annually, of these there are generally three in the first class of race-horses, seven in the secold class; and they descend gradually in the scale to the amount of 180, oll,..hajf of, wvhicl lnover catch the judge's eye; tile remainder alre ...

... ( 'M Meteor's Letter, with Early Hints for 1867, will appear in our impression of to-morrow). THt GaRAT ST BPLECIAAS1 MAToKr.-This event, which was to bave taken place on Saturday last at Melton Mow- bray, has been poctpoued. WALTHAM ABBEY STEEPLECHASES.-DEc. 17. WFIGOTS POB T SrTaPsscnaUoA Four mites. Forieits to be declared an the 9th inst. to Wr. Richard Johnson of York. Age at lb Age ...

... cITY SPORTING INTELLIGENCE Extraordinary. These events are very shortly coming off, and I will endeavour to give my friends a few hints of the manner in which they should lay cut their money; and, firstly, I will take the Recorder's Cop, for which the starters can only be guessed at, as they are ,o named by the Judges on the Course, and only an hour before the time for saddling. ...

... PROGRAMME OF WALTHIAM ABBEY I Steeple Chases (Wednesday Next). The SELLING IJUCOLE IIACE STrANNS Of 5 sove each, with,25 added; three ycar Oldls, lust: four, l0st 121 ,; live, list 8ib ; six anti aged, 125t; marcs and geldings allowed 6b b; the vvinncr to pay 5 sovs towards expenses; a winner after the day of entry 14lb extra; the winner to he sold for 100 eos ifentered for 81sovs, allowed 51b ...

... 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- ...

... (CONCLUDED.) By TOUCHSTONE. Newmarket July Meeting was celebrated in lovely weather, and both the July and Chesterfield Stakes created tenfold more interest than of late years, inasmuch as three Derby candidates, in the shape of Lambourn, Zuyder Zee, and Anton, ran in the first race, and were defeated by Drumour, from the Findon Establishment; and in the other item, the pet of the same ...

... SPORTING INTELLiGENCE. ,o There will be a steeple-obaee match for 1001. aside, at Jen- kiratowo, on to morrow (Saturday), the 6tb instant, at eleven i'f look-three miles over a sporting country-between Mr. d Adderley's, of Newpark, bay mare the Queen and Major dHibbert's, 60th regiment, grey golding the Robbsr,.eaoli gentle. man riding his own horse. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.-DOnsauEn. Carlow and ...

... HUNTING APPOINTAIENTS. he MR. MEYNELL INGRAM'S HOUNDS will meet on to Wednesday,Dececlber 21, at Drele0ow. Snturday, - 27, at Bithfileld. le nt Monday, -- 29, at IEton Weo:l. ti Ig Thunsday, January I. at Bretby rark. il: lie Saturday, 3, at Rangemoor, sO.- .At a quarter to eleven. Iit Hmuntsman: Thomas L.edhamnm of Whips: John Leedliam and Thomas Lcedharn. , be The 1I1GH1 PEAK UARRIERS will ...

... BETTING .&T MANCRESTEB-FAmLr. CHmTE CtrP. Mto IapatAlioesWentworth tM l0 to I- Mtaidof Deren, t) dO to I- St. Gila t) I W to I- Cantuuion (t) so to I - C~aret tt) 65 to 1I- M.D. (t) r6 to I -RIegertharpe (t) B6 to 1I- Gamma di Vargy (t) 66 to I -Apathy s) DERBY. I:a ?? Bonny (t) is to I Tournament (t) 23 to I Goldfinch It) M5 o 1I. Lady Hawthorn (t)I VALTIHAX ABBEY STEEPLEOHASES. e PaRtAy. ...