... ILIVEIRPOOL AUTUM MEurTIN. Tuesday, Nov. 9th1. Setwards: 'rho Earl Of Sefton;I Sir L. Newman, Dart.; G. Payne, LEsq and Captain White. Lessee and Clerk of the Course: tri E. W. Tophami. judge: Mr. R, Johnson. Clerk of the'seales: Mi. Hersey. The wuiulug year is brinigin~g the reacing, season of '58, wills rapid stides to a close. With thle exception of a day at Wrexham, uoe mneatiu only, that ...

... IA SQUEAK FROM THE STABLE MOUSE, Taking a peep, a few days since, out of a convenient hole in a wall, Mr. Editor, I inquired of a tabby Tom, who appeared to he watching the entrancr with particular interest, as he whisked the tip of his tail right and left, What's your little game ? Now, I am given to understand, sir, that this question is likely to arise iu the minds of those who may put ...

... I Tuesday, December 29. Stewards: The Earl of Strathmore, George Payne, Esq.; and .1 J Wheble. Esq. Judge: Mr. T. Marshall, jan., of Northampton, Clerk of the Course * Mr. Ilibbard. This newly-established steeple chase meeting was celebrated nnder tae above auspices on Tuesday, having been postponed from tbo previOuS week. The weather had been extremely foggy in the earlier part of thd day, ...

... :13 STTII' G OF THE VVEEXL. I TATTliRSALL'S, MONDAY.-There was but little doiug throughout tbo afternoon. and the croos.ouastry evrrto at Reading were but slightly todched upon. Indecd, the prices apponded were merely nornoalt RtEADING} STrEPa1CeASE. 7 to 1 agst Hiarlloy 10 to 1 agst Old Dog Tray 8 to 1 - Maid of the Glen 10 tn 1 - A ?? S to 1 - Althorp I 10 to 1 - Hyniely Two THoUsAND. 4 to 1 ...

... e H E 8S. I By RERR LOWENTHAL. TPo Correspondents, T. C.-icrrr L6 woenthal has not received any chaliclgo from Mr. Bodnu), and isa notaare that that genitleman has any intention of challenging him. Ile 1500. indeed, heand that there bave boen attempts to get up a snatch, but how far they have gone he does not know. It ie quite true that Herr Lbwenthal has resigned the official position, ...

... ITHE HIARROW and BEDFORD MEETINGS By TOUCHSTONE. Duringthecurrentweek seven of the remaining fifteen fixtures in the Caelensdar for 1858 will be disposed of, and we shall then enter upon the COesarewitch week, which promises plenty of sport, the Great Handicap itself never before looking so open, for no less a number than twenty animals have been introduced into the market, and ...

... HIUNTI NG APPOINTMENTS. Eler Majesty'-Ttuesday, Buraharn Geeches; Friday, no plaee named. TOX HOVNDS. Albrighton-Tuesday, Wrotteslay; Thursday, Aqualate; Saturday, Aplay Park; at half-past ten. Atherstone-Mouday. Bosworth- Wedne-day, Warton; Friday, Brown. sover; Saturday, Hnmsi Hall; at eleven. BJadsaworth-Tuesdaay, Houton Pagnell; Thursday, Wentbridge; Saturday ttingston Hill; at half-paet ...

... I ?? SHOOTING. M.&are ?? MR. GRoansn LiD MBI. Gcaven v. Mn. SnFtsnaRD ASiD MB. JAs.-On Saturday the patrons of the trigger assembled numerously on the enclosed ground attached ?? Wood House, the leading feature it the day's sport being the match between the above. named gentlemen. The conditions of the match were as fellows ?? fivc birds each, thirty yards' rite, and forty yards' boundary; ...

... PE D EST R IAN I SM. Sporting at Sheffield. HYDE PARK.-On Monday, a match for 10, was shot between Levy Ibbotson (of Sheffield), and Henry Booth (of Wadsley Bottom), Ibbotson shooting at twenty-one birds, and his opponent twenty. Ibbotson won, killing twelve out of eighteen, and Booth nine out of a similar number. Afterwards a 10s. sweepstakes at four birds each, was contended by nine ...

... THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN WIEEIVING. By TOUCHSTONE. A three-days' meeting, with a cup value 200, and nearly 600 sove added money, is something to boast of in the middle of November, and the support it receives from those gentlemen who acknowledge no limits to the legitimate season, is quite suffiient to reward the efforts of even such a caterer as Mr. Topham, who has put forth a programme with ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. I YORK AUXGUST MIEETING Weighte for the GURAT En3o0 HANDICAP; forfeits to be declared in the Liverpool July Meeting week; the winner of any handicap value 100 BOVS after 11 a.m. on June 2B, to carry 61b; of two, 9ib- of three 14ib extra; no horse to carry more than 141b extra; two ?? over the Old Couree. (63 subo.) age et lb age et lb Fisherman ?? 9 3 Tunstall Maid 3 6 0 ...

... A Q U AT I C $ righ Water at London Bridge. JULY 4 norning 6 min.past 7 afternoon 30 mrin.pael 7 ?? . ?? 8 6 . . ?? 55 ?? 30 ?? 9 ?? 10. 3 ?? 1 35 ., 10 ?? ?? . . ?? 45 ?? 11 ?? 0 .12 .20 .32 10 ?? SO ?? 12 ?? 20 ?? 1 Miatohes for the Week. Tuesday-Royal Thames Yacht Club Sailing Match; third and fourth clesces. From Erith to the Chapman and back. First arizo 40 eeeond prize 30; l itii l0 for ...