... I ~ ~ . in ?? T rd- YORK AUGUST BIEETING.-TnuRSD.by. PeTr Ms The FILLY SAPLING STAKES of 50 sovs. each. Julyl Sir lb. W. Bulkeley's ?? (Bunby) walked'over, ?? The JUVENILE STAKES of 100 sovs. daughht Il- Lord Derby's Target ?? , (Flatman) 1 the late on- Mr. JTaues's M-assacre . 2 ore Mr. Oaborne's Bridecake . . .3 Won by a Icneth. Fo The PRINCB OF WALES'S STAKES of 10 eovs. each, with F0 Yet ...

... GOODWOOD RACES. The THURSDAY. The GOODWOOD CUP. value 300 Paov., the reatin sperie by subscrip. p bion of 20 sova., with 100 added; the second to receive 100 sieve. out C of the stakes, and the third 50 cove. Two milest and a half, 40 subs. Count Frederick de Lagrange's Monarob, by the Baron Sting, or The Emperor . lAshinall) 1 Air..J. ?? Mr. Starkey's Tisherman.a Mr. F. Robinson's Anton:: ?? ...

... ISPORTING INTELLIGENCE. | YOBK AUGUST MEETING, WEDSEDAY. The ZELAND STARKS of 60 SOVs. Little Cob 1, Leo 2, Neville 3. The following also ran- Thames Darreli, Lady Tatton, Apathy, and Admiral Lyons Won by a short head; a head between the second and third. The BURGUNDY STAKES of 100 sovs. each. Manganese ?? over, and divided the forfeits with Walmer. The YoRRuIRB OAKS of 15 sovs. each, 6 ft., ...

... GRIMSBY REA'1 IXA. MO0NDAY. The respectable entry of yachts, promised a fite of more than usual attraction, The Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln- shire Company had laid on excursion trains, and tempted holiday-seekers from Manchester, Sheffield, Hull, Lincoln, Louth, Boston, &c. In the town itself there were fewer signs of bustle than usual. Some time after the appointed hour for starting ...

... y I - ?? I R3PON ST. WILFRID MEETING. MONDAY, AUG. 3 This meeting, held on Monday and Tuesday last, was favoured with splendid weather, whicls caused a fair attendance, though not equal to what we have seen in former years. The entrances on the whole were not in pro- portion to previous years, neither was the quality of the sport so good. As regards the feast, the usual good things . were ...

... I I- ti U L L R E G A T T A, Ts was tre firstd.WEDNESDAY. a Thi waos othe irst dayofth~M ?? Itunber regatta, d at tlclI o'clock, the hour appointed for tho cosmemccetenet of the race, | tho piers tatd jettlies were crowded poidh sedftators, arty a few mibutehs afterwards the ateamnboat Sir C ois Campbell, hired by tpting aittee ofthe Royal Yorkshire Yacht Club, left the 1 Corporation pier. , ...

... Beauty. A of YORK AUGUST MEETING, YESTERDAY. beauty lay tre- source of p the The ZETLAND STAKES of 50 30vd. times in tl l it Mr. Dawson's Little Cob ?? (Bullock) 1 neath the t be Mr. J. Handcock's Leo ?? ?? 2 spoke it m Mr. RobinSOn's Reville ?? w tsmall sve The following also ?? Darrell, Lady Tatton, Apathy, and of msn! ?? Lyons. ~Ld fmnI Ald Wou by a short head: a head between second and ...

... Ir SPORTING INTELLIGENCEA WOLVERHAMPTON RnCES. o YESTE ADtY. s n PRODUCE STAKES. it Shiral ie ..iri.a PATCILULL lHANDIC'AP. ?? ?? ?? ?? . . . .. . . . .. . . . . Amelia .. . . . . .. 2 1 Eight ran. . 2 WROTTESLEY STAKES. Repute.. Trot ?? n. z W0OLVEtHAMIPToN STAKES. Fisherman ?? . 1 le Queen Biess ?? . 2 I in Queen.. ?? ran. .r ?? LADIES' PURSE. LvBerua ?? , Leo .. 1 ?? le Fifteen .2.. I ed . ...

... I I The grand Fete Champetre of the Hull Town Cricket Club took place on the spacious ground of the club, Anlaby-ro=d, on Monday last, and wve are glad to chronicle Its entire success Long have we felt that tooi little interest was manifested amongst our townsmen for athletic sports and that innocent amusement so necessary for the youth of our large towns. Great thanks, we conceive, are ...