... NEWCASTLE.UPON.TYNE MEETING.-TUESDAY. Trial Stakes.-Shafto, I; Buttercup, 2. Selling Stakes-Recluse, 1; Awful. 2. Members' Plate Bandicap.-Duneany, 1; Rachel 2. Tyro Stakes.-Vesta, 1; Lanchester, 2. North Derby.-Willie Wright, 1; Gamester, 2. WEDNESDAY. Grand Stand Stakes.-Sbafto, 1; Vesta, 2. Licensed Victualler's Handlcap.-First Lord, 1; Layton, 2. Northumberland Plate.-Underhand, 1; ...

... sooulg fkWat. I- - ?? ?? . . - . .. * YORK i M 8 PLE VHA.889. 1 MOXDAY. . The Limdesborosigh Great JHamlicap of 15 pow'., each,- About three; 2. snlesland a half d subs. :9 10 Mr ?? Randall 2 6 Mr Jacob'a Glautitta, Oyrs . ?? Trnomas *10 5 Mr Reynoldas'U'ld fg rae gd C re -9. O Mr Harion'.j Mlss T ?? Dickson 0~ Wo1nu by a length; bad third; the thrce horses placed took the fences in capital ...

... _ , _r ?? W 51 VP A ..se A- SARTNA. MO STONV y ~~~G1SIlMALS. bi Oh~n t tu of pf aturda contpini thefolwigi-mh .fo~osngmane~biarl~ M' Ajrexi~hal ori &m ;:,Th A ?? becomes ti Cmaudor~in-Gbhief. of.~.tbe ,.Arni'myfObservlt~ion, the 'ti koa4-.quarters, o,(-.which4ip,to Ae .3tN y Qenera Cos~. tallane' Is' OCam uder~in.Q1it4' 61 ,:Dm f Lyons. W Ie~sal~Bar ?? Ia pponte ~cmmaderof ti th pstO~. ?? ...

... -Niod 4?9 q 1 ?. .. ? ?? , ?; - R tar ?? = -? ?? -- ?? - ? ? , - ,','BETTINt: AT* MAiNClIESTERC FRr&Y ?? . Coaeidriugjbhat'the djr (VWednpsday next) upo' which the Derby is run'for is ho'nea ,t'hand, betting theieon is : almost unprededently dull--any little race, when opportn- ,nxity affords, taking precedence of, that great event' in the 3 market, and the 1-arpendenii'lueeting, today,j ...

... ,,,MOPST AN LD EGAT' E,& The aquaticpot'n the Irel nconcin'ith the .day - Manchestbr Man' Salfroar Regatta, ?? da jim-' The~weather was eccigyfnadtee'vsaltgedto bin. numbei d2 teotators dii both sides ofterve h ran Stands) wasl, eas:tfsuili created in the, ?? 3 ch-'I Gsirldcraswhere, a bn fmsc a losatoe hc +o Lally James'GiirtsidbC etn ?? fare Xrlr Si 1Lytbgoei jude h orewsrdcdfo x ileft miles ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER, THURSDAY. For the Chester Cup, Herne declined to 100 to S (offered), and In a few instances as much as 40) to I was laid against him. CATTERICI( BRIDGE MEETING,..WEDNEsOAy, Craven Handicap. Mr. Smith's o. by Flying Dutchman, Byrs, 5st 21b ~Madden) I Mr. Osborne's Trabacoo, 4yrs, '1st 411b. ?? (Chlloner) 2 Eltecnt& Easby Triennial Stokes. Mr. k'obert's Tibb Tacket, 2yrs ? ...

... a | Aintree racecourse yesterday presented such a scene of exoitement as has rare y, if ever, been V witnessed or recorded in the annals of racing. A a glorious summer's sun shone upon some 20,000 , spectators, assembled to watch the great contest . between the American trotting horses, which for a 1 years have carried away the palm of victory, over the hitherto beaten Britishers. Tho well ...

... THE VOLUNT RIFLE MOVEMENT. errorTN ThTInr~ Th1 a? A rfrlUT'd' PUBLIO MEETING IN MAINOHESTEB. A.pubUomeetlngWlwishldoflMonda~momaing, In ht1~ room of the Town Hall, KMngstnt~, S teare seedings th a ?? Jdqwseri fu (.Ion.m Te y,; (I rd -Xr frAl6X~ relaA, ;dTwe r ?? , . f Ioh Kr s C~h tM Pander, -thei~d W ~ se~b~F~k3oad~ M ir W plly. skga. reosunto slefence,, ~aud do nut $~suihex-rene~Qb'odt~eae ...

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... -HB- 7C K V l. TC: C ACE~ijij AR0a.ICETi; 1ATCHES.i ALL' E SGLAN'D EELEFTEN- Y. TWENTXz-TWO O] 'BF 'EOCHESTEl CLUB. ,M T (moMOHE OIi TO E ;LE:IEr . ' 'c ':Thinss ivin ~additionalmatch um: while'-tliO' ~leven o , were pl ying_ MNew York.'- tlie ymatch~was mado- by two .- gentlemen oflochester forbe' Elevein to jlay, the town and dlstrlct'l but It will -be seen .tAhSif.among the ieity.two.. ...

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... WIRRAL FARMERS' CLUB. ANNUAL PLOUGHING MATCH, ?? The 18th annual ploughing match, trial of ploughel, draining, digging, encing, and exhibition of entire horses, in connexion with the Wirral Farmers' Club tool place yesterday, on the farm of Mr. Charles Maddox, of Sutton Hall, neat the Sutton railway station. Notwithstanding a drenching rain, which continued for several hours, there was a very ...