... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGIC.C __(Conaua from the W& Vge4J BRIGHTON CLUB MEETING. FR~IDAY. Tie Firat year of the Second BrIghtou'Olub Biennial Staken of 10 save each, wlth bOadded, for twoyear-old oolh et. 7ib, and -blies sat. tir Certain winners extra 16 3oba Six furlongs. 8 9 Admir..Ro. t n3 biris, ?? .aliook 1 8 7 Sr Etwail no .,L. nowiden 2 812 Ro . S. Igem 3 Five ran. The Brighton Club ...

... ?? :ATEST SPORTING INTELLIGME. EPSON .5tUMER MEETING. Tho Durdea B kea of B aveo~. e~, with 100 addied, for three. mares mad gelalrealllowed 7T; a 3ne tile d a ahalf. *r outtbehs Pieoror, ?? I . Lord rnton; trant,3) ?? dward2 MrW w e am 4 Ira ?? ., . ?? . .. o era 3 Six ram. The Oake lltk 0f IS ow. each., h. tt., for threeyear'old fililes. et 7 e the 5econd toeeoelr 150 woe. ot of the OtsSes. ...

... ?jj, ?g 'r E I AW v T 0, i? -j .1 ? V ?? ?f Wjl?,W?T, p7 , t ?? ~atrhy', Sq:__ We haXV017 ttv pecting thlo;F a xi I'Notwi die hat en~as as to ,tlWeiutWntion Of the1 Authsl~ltesa to In~terfere, a4d' 1I n~,twitbatiid14.gthe~ becoiluaiedatlcns' of Several lovers of I the c$., both. meD U tt'nore' As~ll'j .Henn-per Jien. onightng gain, That th will iiot, he, permittt~dA anywhere,. an tbhy. ...

... ?? WON REVEW DISTRIBUTION O' PRIZES. d; There was a numerous andfashionable gathe~log lasb night at tho Free Trade Hall, Mauohester, for tbe purpose of witne-sxsing tha distribution of prizes by al Lient-General Sir George WetheralIl ?? K.H, e; to the-suocessful competitors at the Newbon review oh rifle contest, which took :plac last week on the ht Southport beach, Mr. Robert Shadwick, a ...

... WALTON AND FAZAKiEIu I PLOUGHING MATCy l Yesterday, a ploughing match took pl~o,, IL Willam Skirving's tarul, Fazal-rleerea W It -ay be stated that until with'in tf10 ai k tbese meetings forh prmto of ! en ofVE important brances of husbandr wee % ~ irs the township, but from soine cause or custom fell into abeyance A short ti L ?? ever, the question. of awarding ypri hT plouhine wasagain ...

... NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT MEETING. TUgsDAY. Trial Stakes.-Odo, 1; North Lincoln, 2. Nene Handicap,_Brandy Ball, 1, Tom Thumb, 2. Her Majesty's Plate.-Odo, 1; Athos, 2. Pytchley Stakes.-Buttercup, 1; IWs, 2. Great Northamptonshire Stakes-Simple Simon, 1; Spring- well, 2. Whittlebury Stakee.-Fravola, 1; Sweetsauee, 2. Handicap Plate.-Pescatore, I; The Glpsy,,2. Stand Plate,-Philopaela,_J; ...

... ?? - . 9n . _ . lm~ , _ THE ,,EWTON REVIEW RIFLE I- . CONTEST. The very heavy fall of rain early yesterday morning ms~de the Saubhpert beach anything bit attractive, notwithstanding the re-ossembly of the volunteers for the continuation of their riile oontesb, for the whole of the space wbich with'tbe permission of the Lord of the M1 anor; had been enclosed for the occasion, was covered ...

... GAE(I PRESERVING. MAn ., -4 nr o heasdn o. our agricultural readers have, doubtless, head Mr. Grey,. of Dilaton, at the agricultural gather- ings at Preston and Lytham, discourse in years past on matters pertaining to farming; those who have not will, however, know him as an authority on agricultural sub- jects. At a recent meeting of the Hexham, Farmers' 'Club, a society of agriculturits, ...

... MANCHESTER AND SALFORD REGA TTA. I The annual ,seuatla sports upon the ITrwel commenced on Saturday. The weather was beautifully fine for the occaslon, and owing to the recent heavy rains which have fallen we should say that the river was sweeter and clearer than it has been at any previous regatta. The Nemesis Rtowlng Club, which had withdrawn Its support for two years from the regatta, ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENOR. ls (Con f pge 7.) IY -'BBTTING AT MANOHESTER,-,-FnmAy. TWO THOUSAND GUIM STAKR . Quolations. , rajlner linpulloa ?? 5to 1 ?? a Kellow To Bo .ne. to IOffe ?? J., ,toti .W* ou ?? 8 to I ttaken ?? , Day Brotherto ?? 9 to I ?? AL Dawpon Richm ond . , 12. .oIto aken ?? , BO Nicholas , ,, 14 to I offe ?? , T. Ta7or a EPSOI! f3FRING METING, The Waterloo Plato of 60 Save. ...

... IM| R. NEWDEGATE AT RUGBY.I Mr. Newdegate, on htursday right, made Ib usual anouua political speech in the, recesw at t;. Rugby and Dunchurch agricultural dinner, held i: Rt~ugby. The chair was occupied by the Eirl - 1. Dalkeith. Mr. Nowdegate ?? patriotic Erg-istan must have felt proud of the conduct of the ?? _ Lords du ing the past session, and it never btiit _ higher in public opinion than ...

... TEE ROYAL MERSEY YACET CLUB. O.JL U S.F The first sailing match for the season in co.exion with this club took place on Saturday lat. The prilzo to be contested for was a very hanodsome ailva' cup, valued at £20, the vessels eligible for sailing being yachts of the third class, belonging to menmbera of' a royal yacht club. The Royal M~ersoy Yacht Club had previously cffered mnore valuable ...