... BELLEWSTOWN (COUNTY LOUTH) RACES. Wednesday, July 8. Stewards: The Marquis of Conyrghani, The Earl of Clonmel, The ?? E. ieilew, The mayor of Drogheda. M. B. Corbally, Esq,, m.p,, Janme Dd'Cnno, Esq., M.P., and James Mathews, Esq. Judge: Mr It.J Hunter. Thb Annual Meeting, which commenced this day, brought together a large assemblage of visitors from this and the adjoining counties tn,, ...

... AQUATC I.S High Water at London Bridge. Jle% 5 morning 33 min.past 12 afternoon 58 min.past 12 ?? 21 ?? I 1., 43 ?? 5 ?? 2 ?? 20 ?? 2 I.,. , , . 45 ?? 2 ?? 5 3 9 . 22 ?? 3 .,,40 ?? 3 10 ?? ?? 4. ?? ?? 11 ?? 40 ?? 4 ?? 58 ?? . ?? 4 Regattas and Matches for July. 6.-Henderson and Tall, to row from Coathouse Point to Gravesend, for 15 a side. 6,-Cbelsea Regatta, for a puirse of soes and other ...

... C H E 8 S. To Correspondents, P. S.-If the problems the Manclsester Tournament corre up to tt in TnE EnA. Problen t, there wil bc every reasor to satisfied. The latter are, certainly,th finest calle tibj a et t b by IteaieY, lBayer, Campbell, Novotny, and others, are eclv -those .Orpaosed. Wherever the book has been seen it has called fseilt be,,, lified approbation. OzRIENTAL.-Arrangemeflts ...

... CHELMSF DORD RACES. A_- _2 __ T Tuesday, June 30. Stewards: W. P. Honywood. Esq., Captain ID. Lane, Lord Maidstoeni, T. S. Western, Esq., and C. Du Cane, REq., M.P. Judge: Mr. J. P. Clark. Starter, Mr. Barton. Clerk of the Course: Mtr. Merry. The oi-her racing attractions of the week being centred in localities so far northward- merrie Carlisle to wit -the London turf hasitueS avoided all ...

... Tuesday. July 28. The CRAVEN STA3s1 (handicap) of 6 sovs eaeh, with 5O added; Craven Course, one mile and a quarter. The GurswIoarx Sscxxs of 100 sOVs. h ft.; for three year olds; colts, 8st l0ib; fillies, 8st 61b: Slb and Slb allowed, Ac.; the owner of the second horse to receive 100 sova out of the stakes; the winner to pay 10 sovs to the Judge; one mile end a half. (19 subs.) The Abbot (31b ...

... Watches to Come. July 9th, at Lord's-A Grand Military Match. The Horse v. the Foot (by permission, the hands of the regiatents will attend and ploy Jduring the afternoon). July 13th, at Lord's-trhe Gentlemen v. the Players. July 16th, at Lord's-Granld Military Matchl. Household Brigade (with. uyone or te'o players given) v. Zingari Clubs (witic hoods), Juy16th, at Gravesend M.CC. and Ground v. ...

... C H ES S. To CorreBpondents. W. W.-Black's 4th move in the Scotch openinz, Q to KBd wa adopted by M'Donnel in his match with De la Bourdon iS t first C. D. S.-Correspondence games, especially if played against an ant possessing great powers, are one of the aurest m of im tagonst Apply to Herr Kling, 104, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury t C. W.-Thanks for t0e game received, as to the probjemno ...

... OhUR CRICKETINC TABLET. Matches to Come. July 13th, at Lord's-The Gentlemen v. the Players. July 16th, at Lord's-Grand Military Match. Household Brigade (with one or two players given) v. Zingari Clubs (with bands). July 16th, at Graveaen d-M.C.C. and Ground v. County of Kent; Return match. July 26th, at Lord's-The North of England v~ths South. July 23d at Lord's-The Gentlemen at Kent and ...

... AQUATIC S. Royal Thaames Yacht Club. In accordance with a notice contained in our last, upon the motion of Mr. Morgan, seconded by Mr. Cooke, a special general meeting of the above club took place on Wednesday evening last, at 49, St. James's- street, Pall-mall. The meeting took place in consequenee of the fast increasing prosperity of the club demanding that additional outlay should be made ...

... C H E S S. To Correspondents. a_* We are compelled to defer our Notices to Correspondents until next week. This admirable piece of strategy Ia the invention of Mr. J. G. Campbell. Problem No. 171. BLACK. WHITE. White to move, and checkmate in four moves. Correspondence Game between Herr Kling and an Amateur. We recommend the following game to the attentive perusal of cur readers. The ...

... PEDEST R I AN I SM. Match List for the Week. Monday-Collins and Morley, to run 100 yards, for 20 a side, at Hyde Park, Sheffield. Monday-Constable and Green, to run 120 yards, for 25 a side, at Aston Cross, Birminghamt. Monday-Laycock and Moon, to walk forty miles, at Grantham Park, for 15 a side, Laycoek to receive five minutes' start. Monday-Morris and Walters, to run 100 yards, for 5 a side ...

... P E D E S T R I A N 1S M, Match List for the Week. Monday-Cullen end Pomfret, 100 yards, 25 a side, Salford Borough Gardens, Manchester. Monday-Handicap of 503 yards, for ;10 and other prizes, Hyde Park, Sheffield. Monday-Handicap, twice round Aston Cross Grounds, Birmingham, for money prizes. Saturday-Six score yards' handicap at Victoria Race Ground, Bury, Lan- cashire. Saturday-Six score ...