... The return match between the Bedminster and Redland clubs was played on Durdbam-down, on Saturday last. The Redland having won the first match, on the 20tb of Juno, the Bedminater gentlemen, to prevent a almilir result, mustered strongly on this ocoasion, obtaining tbe assistanoe of P. Eammonds, from the Cliifton club, and A. and E. M. Grace, from the West Gloucester. The services of Henry ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE The Bristol Plt hnia)wswen basesAT Deer', beating Natrghty Bey, aned live ethers. S(adep a o ?? Tile Brighaton Nursery Stakes (andicp four wotnr ?? i' beating filly by Cotherstoie. Admiralty, andfou otersnS lt Tito Braiglitasn Stakes were wvon by Hartley Bock, beating Heb I isa getalsa and Somerset.Ti Thle Seuthdown Stakes Were won by Sorceress, beating Lanex- Chl~ali ...

... I (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDEyNT.) RO S C oM ON RACES. Tuesday, August 11th. The above neating, which commenced on Tuesday. was well attended by the leading sporting gentry of this and the adjoining counties ; the course adjacent to the town was in fine order, and the racing good. The HtunrEs, STAKES 3 move each, 25 added; weight for age, with selling allowances, &c; heats, one mile and a hal. ...

... 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:: ?? ...

... ?? - , SPoWas 1-nUftence. ?? -A wrn.. Jt..a.lfw B2 1G AT ltAL-OHM .-Fnsrpall EBOB HADIIDCAP. le.i&g ?? Underhand-takcn. ar, 14 . , Capt.8mlils's El611a -taken. ?? SV~~AIC little' 3to ?? S&1ntaee l- g 'one ' I r Cbiltoo2's Vidette.-,offered 'Oe M.I sr W.'Aous's Blink ROiifY-takesr. on DERBiY, 1agO. nm 20t 1 agst CockadoodleoonOffered; take 25 to 1. ers.- BBIGHTON MTEETING. and THVESDAY. Rte The ...

... JSPO.R7ING. YORK AUGUST MEETING. THE SUBSCRIPTION ROOM-TUESDAY NlGnT. Although the town was crowded with visitors, yet the I attendance at the Subscription Room was not very nunecrous. I The followin, were the only bets laid: EBOR HANDICAP. 9 to 2 agst Warlock (t) 6 to 1 - Tasmania (offd) J 10 to 1 - Underhand 11 to I - Polestar (t) 100 to 8 - Heir of Linne (t) 100 to 6 - Merlin (t) 2 to I ...

... IOn Friday night, immediately upon* the losing of the . racing proceedings,ia most disgraceful -rioe ccompanied by a oblodhd, took place on the raoing ground at Paisley. I Various statements have been made as to the origin of I e the quarrel. By some it is attributed to a dispute betwixt t the the navvies engaged in the neighbourhood of John- stone, along with the miners, upon what is usually ...

... (WRITTrEN EXPRESSLY ?? THIE OXFORD JOURNAL.) Last week, amid weather the most brilliant, 260 animals u contested 4S prizes, the competition being at York, Abing- don, Ymu'nortth, and Swansea. John Scott's two vear-olds e ill got vell vanquished on the Knavesmire, and he was ti equally unfortunate with his Loger and 1000 guineas horses, d Warlock and Impurouse, in their important engagements. d ...

... P E D E S T R I A N I S M. Doings at Garratt Lane, Wandsworth, MONDAY, AUGUST 10.-We last week gave the particulars (except the final heat) of the quarter of a Mile Handicap, which took place at Mr. Robert Sadler's enclosed ground, Garratt Lane, Wandsworth. We now give the result of the concluding struggle. Those who were prepared to run off, were Thomas Rushton, having forty yards' start; ...

... ?? ~ -nnz- WsaxSWORTH V. SIDWNGSO5 On Monday week a very good mnatc was played on the Riddings ground, which resulted if' the defeat of the latter club with seven wickets to go down. The following is the score WtaESVORtTH. - Ist Innings. Potter, I b w. b A. Machin Allen. b J. Macbin Pearson. c A. Machin. b Smith w. P. Hubbersty, Esq., b Smith Contes, c Wildgoose, b Smith Brittlebank. b J. ...

... GLASGOW IIOYAL REGATTA. The Annual Reigatta of the City of Glasgowv Regatta Club camne off onl the riv~er, at the G3reen, on Friday and Strdy Fie last, in presence of the largest concourse of spectators on thle til second Say ever witnessed on the banks of the Clyde. The dat sport, on the whole, was excellent, and the arrangements of the committee faultless. Lieut. Commander G1. S. Boys ...

... I m- T I'he Raweliffe Paddock Sales. Tule yocrly sales were cifected on Tuesday by Messrs. Tattersall, and the proceeds realized 20568 guineas, presenting an average of sixty- four guineas only, which is much less than last year. A sioterto Schiedalm anid Vandyks,by the Flying Dutchman, out of Emente, fetched ebehighost auto for which any single lot swns sold-viz, 210. He was resold for an ...