... cj A M E L I S T S .--C 0 U N T Y O F Y O R K.| v rlFIRST PUBLICATrON.] BY BENJAMIN WARD, WAKEFIELD, CROWN SURVEYOR. PERSONS WHO I0HAVE OBTAINED GAME CERTIFICATES FOR THE YEAR 1858. LIST 1.-GENERAL CERTIFICATES AT £4 Os. 1OD. EACH. Aaron Benjalmin, Illifeax 13. Ablbay James, Ilarrogte | Abbey Richard, Myrton B l Acaster JoinT, oihre i-e Avkro id Geoige, GOIaTelS.l BlI Ackroyd Juseph. llaworilh ...

... ,??portlllg tutelityllre. BEVERLEY SPRING MEZETING, WEDNZ5DAY, 3IARCn 17. WEIGHTS. TIE GREAT EAsT-RIDrNG STEEPLECerAS8 (about four miles).- Jean du Quese, aged, llst7lb; Ingomnar (0hb), aged, lost 13ib; Hindoo, aged, leot 121b; Abd-el-lialer, aged, 10st 6ib ; Joe Graialia, aged, 10st 61b; Colonel, aged, 10st 51b; Little Yeo- mnan, aged, 10st 41b ; Maley, aged, 10st 211); Conet, 6 yrs, 10st 21b ...

... 't).porttng jEntelligellre. I or THI RSK SPRING MCEETING. o~r . TUESDAY, MARCH S0. Ao The Trial Stakes-Captain Wedderburo 1, Phyllis 2, Water- or loo 3. Ira The Thirsk Handicap-.Straihmaver 1, Xing of Scotland 2, ut Greencastle 3. s The Mowbray Stakes-Flying Cloud 1, Raspberry , Pau lab at be The Falcon Stakes-CrInoline 1, Valiant 2, Milksop S, The Sowerby Plate-Church Langton 1. In this race ...

... i.H IIULL REGATTA. I This annual aquatic fI 7_ cae off yesterday, July 29th. From an early hour yacht .s parations frte tmen were astir makeing pre. for the coming struggle. About nine o'clock the yachts took their stations in line opposite the west pier of te ,umber-deck The entries comprised the Rapid (46 tons) Owners, Eager (24 tot1).: . *A Bannister, Esq. Atlice Metnds(262 to°ns napt. ...

... I-orttng fitUlenEE .. - ^ .. .. . ?? HAMPTON RACiES-THURSDAY. onr Bushby Plate-Fashion 1, Lady Blanche 2, Yesa 8-10 ran. neao Visitors' Plate-Dead heat between Inder and Kestrel, a ba 16 ran. atsa Richrmnid Plate-Brunswick 1, Theon 2, Little Cob S. 7 ran. plat Queen's Guineas-Lord Stately 1, Somerset 2, Tatme Deer S, im p 7 ran. A 7 rzm ?? NEWTON RACES-THURSDAY. too Gold Oap-Thornhill 1, ...

... I sportvati tteuigence. BEVERLEY RACES-WEDNESDAY. Match for 50 soya, h tC, 8st 71b each. T.Yoa Mr H Waller's ch c l3asillak ?? . (Ur Tho' Mr J Gilby's b c Fabius ?? ,, A 5 to 2 on Basiliek. Won Icy a neck. The Kingston-uponl-ull Stakes of 5 SOVB eachb, with 25 Idd for all ages. Three quarters of a mile, (6 s.b,) Mr John Osborne's br f Gnatcatcher . (6 ?? ?? I Mr Whitworth's b c hy Vatican ?? ? ...

... 10 LosiDoN, Wednesday. N A few words about the Epsom meeting ore we proceed to tle Il' future. Never was there a recurring atliiversary witnessed by It a denser mass of spectators than) the Derby of last week ; and busi nio summer gathering onl the Surrey downts wite more success- imp; fat thats the recent one, 212 horses esoipeting for the four days' of at psrizus, being two dozen more than ...

... ~~Po~trng fltgne NEWhfARKET RACES-MONDAY. The Criterion Stikes-North Lincoln I, ''he Promised Land 2. 4 ?? Plate-Sicheus 1, Trabuco 2, Maid of Mlashai filly 3. 19 ran. Won by two ?? Sweepstakee of 20 ?? 1, Catherine Logic 2. 24 ran.-A Sweepstakes no' 20.os-has1 erodale 2. 4 ?? ?? Partridge 1, Odd Fellow 2. 10 ?? Swveept so OsssLrlof Lorn 1, Peter Flat 2: after a dead hcat.-.-L50 Maiden Plael ...

... Q porttna Intelligence. JO - I EPSON RACES.-TUESDAY. Craven Stakes-Zuyder Zeel1, Saunteorer ?? f L: Manor Plate-Peter Flat 1, Perjury 2. Won by three-quar- tere of a length. Woodcote ?? 1, Ring-at-Arms 2. Won by half-a-lengthl. Btoos Stakes-Nereus 1, Fille du Regiment 2. Won by haif- a-length. Horton Stakes-FRhiusi 1, Polly Johnson 2. Heatheote Plate-Lady Kingston 1, New Brighton 2. WonR by a ...

... SP-)R.TrN( NOTES. I LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The Ouadle meeting, as nearly all doorred fixtures oare, was a viry slow affair indeed. Thle, postponement not only kept horses away, but men too; and as there were only fiftena horsee in the town the second day's contemplated proceedings were obliged to be abandoneid, The pace for tlhe Open Handi- cap was very good throughout; and Evington Lass, ...

... A SPORTINGY ED MARSHALL V. CaLOKFOfLD was a cage tried in the Queen's Bench on the 27tl unt., before Ltrd Campbell and a special jury. The action was brought by Mr. Mashl, the late editor of T.e FielhZ, ?? Crockford, one of the proprietors, for a series of libels contained in letters and in a printed circular, reflecting injuriously on his character. The plaintiff, Mr Reunry Marshall, was a ...

... I porthig tit -. -- ?? LIVERPOOL AJTTUMN MBET TUESDAY. 'IG The Handicap Hurdle of 3 Bovs each with 30 sohs add, two ?? 1, Relapse 2 Revehllee 30 Chestet4 ndde Harkaway 5 Relapse was deliberately pulled was obvious to evry person preset; it fact hcooullbed two lengths. Physician, however Coud av Reveillec was third, beaten about t'o leon by a neck - Chester was a bad fourth. Imnmediatolv from ...