... (Conaintud Jrom Page 3 ) i DONCASTEB RACES.-WEDNESDAY. The BETTING-RIII1 STAXES Of 5 sov3 each, with 50 added, Red llouse in, Lord Ribblesdalc's St. Giles, S yrs, 8st 91b ?? (Hibbert) I MIr Morris's Admirnl yons, 3 yrs, 9st 31b ?? (Basham) 2 Mr R. Jones's Saxony, 2 yrs, 0st Itlbh ?? (Withington) 3 Pete, Adventurer, Duneany, Melita, Framilis, andDiri- I dend fily also ran. 11 to 3 onSt. Giles, ...

... SP;ORTING INTEfLLIGENCE. THET urvi IN ATTSTRALIL -Three ?? matches took plase at Melbourne, on the. 4th October, and, ex- cited great Interest hmong the inhabitorits of that colony, it being estimated that from 15 000 to 20,000 persons were present'to witness them. The firot was a. *maeoh for the clampion-hip of the Viotoria v. New douth Wales turf srld-S2,000, .10t llb.eaoh,_ three- miles, ...

... SPORTING IOTELL1GEO CRIcCET.-NORTHUBMEqLAND V. THE BROBUGH OF TYNEMOUTeH.-This match, played on the Newcastle und, terminated on Friday, in favour of Northam- , land, who won by 37 runs. HE GRBAT SCROONIo a RACE of the Royal Th-mte T% cht Club took place on Friday, the 19th inat., with ided succeEs, so far as the attendance and sport went. e were two prizee given for the first claso, of which ...

... SPORTIN I 1I LLIGENCE, ABOOL' R&UCES. TUESDAY.-The TIarL STAKES of 5 eova each, with 50 added. New malle. 18 subs. Mr Walker's The Early Bird, 6 yrs, 9st 31b ?? (D. Hughes) I Mr T. Parr's York, 2 yrs, 4at 13b ?? 2 Ld Londesborough'a Rosa Bonheur, 3 y, 7lt 4ib (Cbarlenr) a 15 others ran. Won by three lengths. The Ascor Danny STAKES of 50 ?? each, half forfeit; for three-year-olds. One mile and ...

... SPORTING INTELLiWENcE. NEWCASTLE RACBS.-The Coammnittee of TattersAlL's have deoided that the S'ewards of Newc:astle had no right to declare the bets off on the Membars' Plate. TYNE ABEATruR RoWING OLUB.-The first of the 1857 series of four-o3red races in Toy boats came off on Monday evening last, when the following orews con- tested, viz.:-No. 1, Mesrsa Leathart, C. Bdileny, T. J. Pi:kett, H. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENOE. NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETING.-TUEBDAY. TRIAL STAX85-OD1 mile..-.Apathy, I; Master Bagot, 2; Remedy, 3. Nine ran. NOTTIINGRXAl HANDncAp.--..Ooe mile and a half-St. Clair, 1; Tom Thumb, 2 ; Walhalla, 3. Seven ran. GRAND STAND HANnacAp.-T.Y.C-Admir~al Lyons, 1; Queen of the South, 2; Salmon, S. Nine ran. TaE LITTLEXORN ?? half a-mile..Green. wich Fair, l; Orchill, 2; ...

... 1 - - -T.A ^ w 7. . HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE TYNEDALE FOXHOUNDS will meet on Monday, Feb. 2nd, at Whittington; on Wednesday, the 4th, at Oakwood House; and on Friday, the 6th, at Short Flat Tower. Each day at three-quarters past ten o'olock. THE MORPETH FOXHOUNDS will meet on Tuesday, Feb. 3rd, at Linden; on Thursday, the 5th, at Hart. burn; and on Saturday, the 7tb, at Spital Bill. Each day ...

... I On Saturday and Monday evenings, the great Noth of England bandicap foot-rane came of at the Grapes publia-houee and gardens, on the West-road, occupied by Uir Charles Hodgson. 13 was given to be contest- ed for by Ur C. Hodgson and Mr W. Biler, and was appropriated-25 tfor the firat, LI for the second, 10s for the third, and 6s for the fourth, Distance 130 yards. After about 20 races, four ...

... ,S,;OkT kNQ-.jNTELLIGENOE. J. ~W~kHiiOUG[ITON MEETING,. tane bfor se ws seppd.Wonby lngt and a, balf. HAcNDCoAP PLTE gof 2,,CambridgoshlreCourse. MrParr's Odd Trick, .3'.yise, 7st 1l1b, (Charlton), 1; Admiral of the White, 3 yrs, ?? 121b, 2; Rtuth,. 3 yrs, Cet 121b, 0; Bracken, 6 yrs, 6at bi1b, 4. The following also ran :-Uzella, Romeo, Welham, Rtonzi. Indulgence, Renown, Dramatist, Madame ...

... NEWMARKIET SECOND OCTOBER REFTIPG. MONDAY.-MAreon: for 10. BovS, half -forfeit, R.M., was ?? W. Pauiett's Flimsy, Bat 41b, beating Lord Extr' ur.bt, Bat Bib, by ten lengths. FriTY POuNDs, A.F., was won by Mr Jackson's Saunterer, b yrs, beating Barba colt, Aster, Gunboat, and Apathy. Won by.three lengths. HANDICAP SVwEEP8TAPES of 20 cova each, and S only if de- clared, ?? was won by Mr T. ...

... NEWOASTLE EASTER WRESTLING. These sports came off as usual on Easaer Monday and Tuesday, in the Wrestling Ground, at the west of the Infirmary. Notwithstanding the unpropitious state of the weather on the first day, there was a very large at- tendance, cheap trains having brought a very large influx of visitors from the surrounding towns and counties, but especially from Cumberland. The ar- ...

... HUNJITING APPOINTAIENTS. wr- ?? . , ~- -o I N S.. r'HR DU~RHAx COUNTY FOXIIOUNpDS will meet on Xonday, Jan. Sth, at Embleton; on Wednisday, the 7th, at Mains'orth; and on Friday, the 91b, at New- biggeri Enoh das at tbree- quarterspnat ten o'clook. TfE MOIl aTH ioinousna will sneet on Tuesdaf, Jan. 6th, at Losighirst; and on Friday, the' 9th, at: Rothley Lake. -Each day at a 'uarter ...