... I - . II . - .. -I II ?- ?? 11-oruva; T?- - I tutu 'BETTING AT ANCEST3R ?? TWO, HOUSA .GUINEAS s rAAItv. I ~Qnotations: le ?? L~aa& .; ?? to 1 offered.. Traiaa I10 a IStakento. ,- ?? le za d ]rIeo ?? 18 e,- 1taen and jrerd. G.Axb~y *D: .SEBY, 1855. ?? ' rW.: 1 otattone. PE ProMiseaLand ?? to offeremd , ?? 25 Marionettel.. I ?? 25 Electric ?? .10 ?? ' 'to 0 6 take 20 to.I' Its . aavendfrh., ...

... I C II E S S. EDITED EXCLUSIVELY HERR LOWENTH AL. To Correspondents, W. S. K.-The most elaborate compilation in the literatisretof chess is Alexandre's work, entitled flncyclopedie des Echees. It is in a tabulated form and very diffase, and whilie it is indispensable as a work far reference to writers on the game. is of high value to advanced players as a work of instruction. HEssL H. ...

... UUNTING APPOINTMENTS. DerVBEB., Mr. Dennls's Fox llounds-3rld Dalagan. Lomigiord Snap and Worry Harriers- 3d, Ballygarvie; 7th. Moat Farrell; 10th, Milebridge; 14th, Llsgglssirk, 17th Lisfarrell Ford; 21st, Brany; 24th, Corboy Crors Itoads-, At 12. Westmeath Houndso-&th, Mtultitarnhans Station 7tb Clonlest; 11th, ?? II. Muskerry Fos Hound3-3rd, Nettleville ; 7th, Ovens , 10th, Iprea Station.At ...

... T IVULD SAi-L'S -YESTEBI)AT, - -- . . C q i; e.-1,000 to 10 agst Barbarity (i), D~i j--9 eo to 20 agst YidPsleon (t); 17000 to B0 aget rigrn;0Y.M:(ci, J,OOO to e0 aget Voleaos (t), 1,000 to i6 Par Wet (lt, i,0G0 tm 1 , ?? Vas2 P:mau (t, i,070 i. tC ,gO-'7 .za7 FUSTINt: APPOII'TMENTS, Lv'-Aft-tr Sup aoil Worry farrie,.-7tj,, Sinat Farrl, i r ;;lsbrdge , 14th, Li'glaseir: li7to Yiqfarrell Ford ? ...

... r SAVOCKe, 19th Nov.-The first of our dietrict Ploughing Matches .s for thle season eaans off on Friday last on a, field of lea, kinidly sgranted for the -rpose by Mri Frazer, fatinar, on Hill, of Skel- maifilly. Consitring the nature of the field, it being but lately reclaimed from whine and heather, the ploughnien executed their respectivo tasks in a manner that did them great credit. The ...

... SPOR.iN'- UN.TELLIGENOE. Tau BosEeNa Ss&Aso- OF 1858.-Although the past season has not been particlularly fertile of incidents, yet it cannot be reviewed except with feelings of satisfaction. Since the inauguration of the season at Linecoln, upwards of two hundred race nieetin~e bare been hold in the United Kndom-s fact vihilta proves, incontestibly, that the na- tional pastime retains a ...

... Sul HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. r Accounts of runs, and memoranda of interesting ser incidents in the field, are at all times most acceptable. Re **5 Masters or huntsmen 'would much oblige us by sending £2 their appointments so as to reach us not later. than Wednesday morning. th The Earl of Portamontb's Hounds will meet on Saturday, ho December 4, at Thelbridge Cross; on Monday, the 6tb, at adj ...

... T GREAT OA&115 OF RACKETS..' -This r ong-lockud for event came- off at the Ctrk Raeket Court on Tuesday. So great was the exolttesnent, Ulat though tbe seats were one guinea sech, the plaetse alotted for Spectators Were full, and an Immense crowd surrounded the entrance. The reenlt ,f each, game was lregarly andounoed to those outaide. The gatw 1dd? 1ftlO01i.. and the parties contending were ...

... NOXINrATIOlS FOR THE OAKS, 1859. 1 n En - v _ L A ?? FRIDAY.-The OAKS STAKES Of 60 SDcs each, h ft; for three year old fillies, st 7lb each; the owner of the second filly to receive 100 sova out of the stakes; the winner to pay 100 sovstowarde the police and regula. tions of the Course. and 30 soes to the Judge; the ?? mile aud a half of the Now Course. (172 subs.) Lord A;lesbury's br f ...

... Afastersofho.undis ?? olbtlte, by forivarcling 7notices of t25 Fixrtures tot this Office as ewrly as poseiele. I ThE WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At Esevan. This day ?? De. 3 ?? Farnborough. Monday ?? 6 . , Clifford Chambers, Tuesday ?? . ?? Brales Thursday - ?? Lower Shuchlburgb. Friday ?? 10 ?? Sialeliffe, NORTH WARWICKSH1RE HOUNDS.-At a qasarter to Eliven. This day ?? Des. 3 ?? Tuesday ?? - ?? ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS FOR THIS WEEK. KirLUTAGII IIARIUER.S-11-30A.M. Wednesday, Dec. 8, 'at Killultagh House. Saturday, ])ec. 11, at Dundrqd. OI.D ROCK AND CHICrrSSTEIR ITIAnRxss-11-30. Tuesday, Dee. 7, at Jlomenot's lHill. Saturday, Dcc. 11, at Seven-Mile Stono, Antrim Road. ROUTE HUfIT-1t. Tuesday, Dec. 7, at Danboe. Friday, - Dee. 11, at Croagh. LECamx EIIARnirEs-12, Monday, Dec, 6, at ...

... | STEEPLE CHASES TO COMM. MAltR, 1859. ?? Midland Steeple Chase and Hurdle Rice. 2a. -Coventry Steeple Chase al d Hurdle Hacer 23.-Birmingbam. CROYDON STEEPLE CHASEB- Saturday, Wov. 27. Stewards: Peter Paget, Esq.; Samuel Freeman, Esq.; George Holledge, Esq. Judge, and Clerk of the Scales: litr- W. H. Hibblrd. If the weather was cold and frosty on Taesday, the day originally appointed for the ...