... On Saturday last this regatta came off on the usual course in the neighbourhood of. Stirling. The day was fi ne, and a large number of spectators assembled on the banks of the river. The Grand Stand also was at some parts of the day numerously filled by a gay and fashionable company. A band of instru- mental music was in attendance from Milton. J. M. Morrison, Esq., banker, acted as Commodore; ...

... ?? nTIPT v I - -- -- C e RETURN RACE BETWEEN BURTON AND DERBY. Ct e We were enabled last week to give the result of this race n' a y telegraph. We now give ftrther particulars at At two o'clock, on Tuesday, a well-appointed drag, pro. I vided by irs. Cantrill, drove up to the Royal Hotel, where a r, small crowd had assembled to discuss the forthcoming event. b The crew having been mustered, it ...

... 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; ...

... SF011 TING INWTEI.LIGRNrcE. I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ., , I (BY MAGNEIC TEtLGRtAPH.) NORTH STAFFORDBiIIREi a COES-YEyTiDAi Ladies' Pursse- JoaWU of Arc, lit r Apol~oj 2nd$ Mum. i bout' 8rd. Focrlrar- * I Staffordshire ltandloap-Thorchill, lst; corabro, gnd; Moose, 8rd. Three ran, 'I Great Northern Nlursery Handioap Plate Appaandhjx lot. Mrs Stowe, 2Dd; Tte Bat, 8rd. Won by head.. t Inrkeeperb' ...

... AQUATIC S aigh Water at London Bridge. Avsunc 29 morning 45 mnin~past 54 afternoon 0 min.past 30 ?? 20 . ?? s0 ?? ?? 0 ?? ?? 6 SEPrT. I ?? , . 6.. .. 15 ?? 7 ?? 45 ?? ?? ?? S ?? . ?? 0 4 . 55 . 10 ?? 0 1 Tower Regatta. The fortieth annual rowing match at the Tower. for a new skiff and sundry other prizes, was very well contested, in four heats, on Thursday. It was, as usual, under the able ...

... SPORTING INTELLW.-ENCI. HlARTLEPOOL ReCESi-YECTErIiAy. (BY MAGNETIC TELECRtAcP.) Trial Stalcee-Prinoese of O.anuge let; Mets. 2nd; Media Amelia 8rd. Corporation Plate-S:rprlse I t; Rmsedale 2nad- four rau. lartlepool Hendicap-Wrcii o7 D~rweut let; Ducrow 2nd-eight ran, TATTFRSALL'S BETTING. Ebor Handicap-8 to I aget VLdOttU (taken); 7 to I agst Pretty Boy (offered) 9 to I agst Borderer; 10 to ...

... SPORTING INTELLIUGNCE. EGHIIAI RACES. TUiESDA.l' Thle Betting Stand Plate of 50 so; s (llandical).-Mr. Grevilic's Grand Duchess, 1; Mr. MIellisl'.h Thc Giant, 2. The King John Stakes of 15 so5's each.-Mi. Lowe's Wild Rose, I; Mr. Alexander's King-at-Arnis, 2. The Surrey ?? Mliddlesex Stakes of 15 sovs each (lIfn- ?? Batthyvany's Vulcan, I; SIr. Bcalven's Bridecake, 2. The Railway Stakes of 5 ...

... Lbt?fillff- ROYAL !1OLY1!3AD YACHT CLUB REGATTA. Tim., annial regatta or this club caiie oft on last Thursday, the 5th instant, under most favourable auspices. Tile first race ii the programme was the Holyhead Cup, value 50 sovs., open to all yachts of the Royal Yacht Club up to 70 tons, but the entries did not fill. The second race announced was the Stanley Cup, to be run for by yachts not ...

... ,IPORTJN& INTELLMGENCE. UAIITLIPOOL RACEtS-YESTEIRDAY. (fly .11AUN ETIC TELMRAIOAP.) 1onk,,8pvrd ?? t ; rncs of orangeI ralt- oaial .d Ttades ~~~iarow~a lot; Raaedal 2nd.I ?? of Orange) at; Ann Amelia 25Wst ?? Graham 1st £ Jerr 2n EO TI REGATTA. ',0sqenoO of the inolamency of thew~eatlier yeater. day tie ogat dvrtiedto take piece at Uowih had to ,glioedtilPtOl~d .TUE YORK AUGUST MEETING. (a ...

... SPORBY7NG1I READING RACES.-THuRSDAY. t Tine WnirLxy STAKES (Handicap) of 10 isoys. each, di 6 ft, and two only if declared, &c,, with 60 added. Th e asecond to save his stake. Winners extra. One mile. (41 W subs., 16 of whom declared.) Mr. S. Williams's Eniglit of Karn, by Nutwlth, 3 yrs. 7at Sib [Fordham) 1 to Mr. La Mert's Hatherine Loggle, 5 yrs. Sot ?? (Hates) 2 ccl ai r. Shrimptonat ...

... - MRe. HALL'S E.LEVEN V. MR. GReSEWOOD's ELEVEN.- The return match between Mr. Hall's and Mr. Grisewood's eleven was played at Deddington on the 19th inst. Seldom has a more exciting game been played. Before its com- mencement the odds were decidedly in favour of Mr. Hall's eleven, but the very superior batting of Messrs. Leigh and Willes brought up the Daylesford score at the end of the ...

... SpoRTING INTELLIGENCEF BRGHO RCE CLUB-FlIiDAY. Dr,1r,1BTOS PIB TN & ua BrlitNIAD STAXKS YNEH 05 THE Wi 00l added, for three-yr olds; S~coy e Yg8ach fts 41b; winrn5ers extra. Bristol | TheaPPY Land, 9vt lib ?? Day) 1 ~ ~iilbh~eO ~ at 411( Normiai) 2 CtietfiaOdbU0 Se B blo . 4s s ~b(Fordhaui) 3 gr e. 'rnBrenk ?? 3 (y ~ ElltlookI HapLand. W~ood Louae miade bal~ta all X B~r Blel The tao 16 The, ...