... TME OXFORD UKIVERSITY CRICKET CLUBS OF EAST SEASON. The following analysis of the college club matches played during the past season, will show that although it was one of the shortest on record (the weather in the early part of the season being very unpropitious), the noble and invigo- rating game has advanced in this University to a degree surprising even to its most ardent promoters. The ...

... DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. TuRSDAY.-The Trial Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 30 added, for threaayt.olds and upwards. Certain penalties and allowances. T.Y.C. 15 subs. Mr. T. Parrs Odd Trick, 3 yrs, Gst l01b ?? (Fordham) I Mr. Gill's Bourgeois,, aged, 9as ?? (Gill) 2 Mr. Bennett'sPeto, 3 yrs, 6st i01b ?? (Snowden) 3 Lord Ribbleodale's Centurion, 3 yrs, 6st I01b ?? (Hibberd) 4 'toe Following also ...

... SPORTING INTE LLIGENC LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. TUESDAY (CONCLUDED).-The A;Uitred Plate of One mile. 22 subs. saj Mr. Windsor' Sir Humnphrey, 3 yrs, ' Mr. T. Clifs Our Sal, 4 yrs, 6st 6b4 61b. (eballioir) Mr. J. Cassidy's Kilkenny Boy, o jtd; o d 9 The following also ran :-Mr. Brothrn0 ,field) 8s (Charlton); Mr. Bates's Mtss Birch 5 wve-4; (.U undy) ; Air. Fry's Ida. 5 yrs, 7st 21b (D 'yrs, 7t ...

... L ITOISES STRUCK OUT OF TINIR ENGAGEMENTS,-Miss Harkamiy out of the Nevwmarket Hand cup, and Pretty Boy out of the Somersetshire Stakee, ou 'Thursday, the 9th inst. ...

... SPORTING NTt_ .TA.TTlz.nrAT -- Idettling Oel the events of the 0MO y. grossed attention during the erypr and specuslation, which vearly pothe marked by no m veeent 08 venteeh St. Leger. both Blink Bonn1y andI ce firm, 6 to 4 wee offered on the telf1011t were made to take 65 to 40 about tClept, was taken Once Anay utth MareP, been taken eagerl; about IeO.' oer20 to I' bar three. Fr- the ...

... SPORTING INTEIGENUE. ENTRIES FOR THE LIVERPOOL GREAT NATIONAL SfEEPLE CHASE. Albatross, Black Swan, losphorne, Casm. Con, Conrwd, Dangerous, Emigrant, Emulator, Escape, Fearles., First of May, Forest Queen, Franc Pioard, Freetrader, Garry Owen, Gaylad, Gelding by. Bowstring-Faith, Harry Lor- requer, Hopeless Star, Horniblow, umboldt, Huntress, Janus, Jean du Quesne, Jemmy the Black, King Dan, ...

... sVOETINTELLIEC ,Oa iGgfAgL JULY MEETING. : TURSDAy (COCOLUD).E ?? passing the jndge's ,otie.mashire IISU'it apolia . so elnl, and tbre his j1~let au aai y, ~but, the policeman was not llti. praY 5esoped luribs'wa s broke, and also one ai erfrit5 t~d le w&5 onveyed to the lufirmary. -o 5~ ?? by the County Members, added ¶ilO 0 5toke Bof vas~ each, for three-yr-old'o bW59 a OptioiiM *elling, ...

... I1,0RCTI INTLIGECC Pool, JULY Da1 a rtath Stake Idf 1O govs eac.h 11 It, 3tbhrei.Yr.olde and upw5rdl. o 5abs. yrs Sla 21b ?? 1 ' isroi,4 yrga 6A 101b . (Dales) 2 ;el,6u 3yryan Al, 3^ils tby a leligthl i W 0- 11vfi eavs eec, ft, with t50 added, for ?ycoD', -l Sit I tes ; wreners of 100 svos 1105ogU Chistie5 Or~ch. itil, Set 7kb d(5 ells) 0D9a?~ f~oa re tn Peguhsi 70 'to 2 agst ua O d i, GI a ...

... 'a WARWICK RACES.. WgbiSEsDAt.-Tiie Sh; rts Haudicip, of 3 GOvs eoclJ, With 25 added; winners after She declaration of the wrigbts8 511b extra. Fire furlongs.' 1 subs.. Mr. T. Walker's Oltenjitz, 4 yrt, St 2ib ?? I Mr. Parker's Blue Bock, 4 yrs, 6dt 41b ?? 2 Mr. La AMert's' Maggie -Louder. 3 yrae, 6 yr ..(Bray) 13 The following aleo ran :-Mr. Craven's Yaller Galt 2 yrg,' Ost 71b (Frezcob); Air ...

... SPORTING INET LLIGENCE _-db NEWMARKET FIRST.OCTOBER IEETING. Taxs SUcsCtrprTIo ROOM WWDNXSDAT NIGHT. CESAREWIrOR STAKES. 8 to 1 agpt. M. Dobler,(taken) 13 to 1 Colt by Alarm)-Plunh. (takeu and offi) 16 to 1I Mary (offered) 20 tO 1 - Black Tommy (take 25 ts 1) 1000 to 30 - Lima (takei) 1000 to 30 - Warlock (taken) 50 to 1 - Pryor (taken) 1000 to 15 - Sister to Elfrida (taken) I-b t0 1. , ?? k ...

... | AN EXTRAORDINARY GAME AT CRESS. The Caf6 de Ia Rdgence, Paris, on Friday night was the scene of an extraordinary display of chess power, Md. Harrwitz, the celebrated player, contending, without seeing the board, in two games at the same time against two players of the Paris Chess Club. Prince Antoine Bona- parte, the Duke of Brunswick, the Marquis de Carracciolo, Count Isaoire, and a great ...

... I TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. Scarcely a movement of importance was made. At 12 to 1 Mines was in good demand for the Liverpool Steeple Chase; 8 to 1 was taken freely about Skirmisher for the Northamptonshire Stakes, and Logie ?? vas well supported at 100 to 6, 15 to 1, and finally 14 to 1 for the Metropolitan ; the transactions on the Chester Cup were in small sums. 5 to 1 was currently offered ...