... ,SPORTING INTELLIGENcE NEWMARKET JULY' hTIRT, TnURSDuAY.-Sweepetakes of 10 sOV8 each f aod upwards. The winner to be sold fori0 wop. Mr. James'sPatty Johnson, 2 yr,6st4sb (A Mr. Angell's Woodwite, 2 yrs, 6st 41b,, ( Mr. Bayley's Bird-in-Hand, 4 yrs, 8st l2lb itef Baron Rothechild's Georgie, 2 yrs' 8st 6l6lt ' ; Mr. Harris's Woreester, 3 yrs, set , b Mr. Evans's Miss Nightingale, 3 yrs, Lord ...

... S1OATFG ITELLIG NCE .,)WOOD RACES. CX STMou DAy.-The business of Y 51i1oescce ?? in earnest. The card :, ?? ' ?? brought out in the -er' ,:even 1anners. Indeads, the Stew- eeilj t alone in the day's sport, 5 vran au lat for tle futuro it be brought r,} , 6 e5r'enltti tho poliehwbat weank at- , ore5r no st t~d to ?? tlhe officials to get . TtjsIt ar~iU work entailed upon thena by d * il ...

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... I - - CRICAC2. I UVITED ALL TnrLA-NDELLve;Nv. TWLNTY-TWO OF DUBLIN AND DITRalCT.-mTh grand Inatob got lip for tebnfto Cling, Lawrence, professional cricketer of tile Phoenuix Club, was played in the Rotoundo, Gardens, ono Monday and Tuesday, and resulted, contrary to all expectation, in the defeat of the Twenty-two ia one innings, The ground, which had been oar(, fully prepared, was In good ...

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... 6PORTING. BETTIN§G AT MANCHESTER-TUES'DAY. LIVERPOOL CUP. 8 to 1 agst Prizefighter (t) 10 to 1 - Lisa (t) 10 to 1 - Basii Bazouk Ct) 12 to 1 - Paontomwime (off) 10 to 1 - Rossti (t.) GOODWOOD STARvES. 100 to S ?? Fullbeck (t) 12 to I - Rosati i't) 14 to 1 -.Relapse Ct) 16 to 1 - Squire Watt (t) 20 to I - Ilobgoblinx (t freely) 2.5 to 1 - Fiohertotan (t) 26 to I - Someract (t) NEWMAR:KET JULY ...

... 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 ...

... SPORTING INTEML . IANEE TATTERSALL'S MONDAY. When the settling- of the. Liverpool accounts was con- cluded speculotion on coming events was resumed.- The betting, however, was, with few exceptions, not remarkably brisk. Rosati was in favour at the odds quoted for the Goodwood Stakes, and Barfleur came with a rush into the market. At first 25 to 1 was laid against him, but he was quickly ...

... I sMfiPPIAG!. 6 N,, CUSTOM-1HOUSE, .l6tiiy 22. ENTERE OuvsnD&ST`1i Eclipse for Kadei~a, . Catherine for fetburst, River GnbSr Hong tong, Carl for SyrA and Smyrna, Seimi for Boulvgne,' BatavIer for Rotterdat, snd th4 Salla for St. ''honuia'e and CLEARED OUTWARDS.-The BPrgiaui for Osmend, V.isioe fol Dieppe, William for Lom a, James for Bermuda, Liver- for ho ?? fta 'o Plmouth, fori gooifr ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGL * ! CHELMSFORD RACS-WMNXay Town Plate (handicap)of 50'89vg Win.er x' t ?? r Mr. Barnes's Anemone, 4 yra, Tet U7bo , Mr. Riddle's Admiral of the White, 3 .rR, t (4 Mr. P. Barling's Lucy Lockit, 5 yrs, 7st 51b (Ciral Betting: S to 4 agat Aneone, to 4 s se5r the White, 4 te 1 ag6t Lucy Lookit. Won by a half, half alength between the secord and tirl4, 'b Stand Handicap of 5 ?? ...

... J. ,%ptl(no, inteUtameg.- Ie LIVERPOOL JULY MVEETING'. Stewards-: Hin. Admiral Roos N Duke of. Beaufort, andl'the Earl of, ?? of the Sestlec, fr. Horle I Starter, A -Hibburd-- Judge, Mr.F. Clark; Clerk of the Courself. 10, W. Top4arn. WE, DNISD~y. These raees e v.omencedwithout the gatbering of the a tin fa frtioernity in Liverpool having producedoany new feature in g' he'etidog upon the Cup, ...