... I I JOHN SCOTT'S. Sweet Sance C by The Flying Datch. C by The Flyinz Dutch- Donner und Blitz man, out of Eato ?? Whip Grand Maeter C by Barbatus, out of Whirlwind Tom Bowline Flutter Nightingale C by The Flying Dutch- The Wizard The Pedlar man. out of Canezo I The Drone The Rap T. D&WSON'S. Baronet Professor Dick Horace Sir William Pescatore JOHN DAY'S. Blue Bsiu l Brownetown I Apollo Heoate ...

... *Mr Merry ?? 20,921* Mr Copyertbwaite ?? 995 Lord Ailesbury ?? Mr H. H. O'Hors ?? 955 Lord Stamford . .. ,25 Mr W. Robinon .. 949 Colonel Tomnaley and Mr Hr B. P. Angel ?? 865 Eaetwood ?? 7,4354 Mr J. ham . 6 Lord Derby ?? 6,546i Captain Brabazon ?? Mr A. Nibol ?? Mr ?? ,60 Lord Gloagow.h ?? ,6S52 Mr Thomas .. 21 Mr Saxon ?? , ?? Lrd . PoD.t ?? ?? -, ,786 Dke of Bedford . 4,1J92b Mr W. ?? .. ? ...

... Y R I E X A 8 O. RB Y. Meetings for Next Week. Monday, Jane ?? (1,022), Swan Tavern, Stock well. Chapter.-Joppa (223), Bridge House Hotel. Taesday.-Lodges.-Amity (200), Slip Hotel, Greenwieh; Camden (1,006), Brectneck Arms, Camdon-town. Chapter.-Enoch (11), Free- masons' Tavern. Board of General Purposes, at three. Wednesday.-Lodges.-Uitred Moriners (33), Threo Tons, Southwark; St. George's ...

... PEDESTRIANI8Mt Matches for the Week. ?? race of liO yards, for 220 and other money prizee, at . Copenhagen Grounds, Mancheoter. Monday-Brown and Perry, 100 yards. e5 a side, at Brompton, Brown to have three yarde' start. Monday-Davis and Jackson, to run a mile, l a side, at BromPtons. Monday-HIotine and Miles, to walk four miles, 20 a side, at Garratt lane. Monday-Jonea and Thompson, 300 yards ...

... C HE S S. EDITED BY HERR LOEWENTHAL. To Correspondents. elAU coflounjicatione to be directed to EuA Office. S. Cethorinesetreei Strand, London, T. J. G.-Thanks for your valuable contribution, it ehall have our beet attention. ,i hl aeorbs J. W.-We quite agree with your suggestion, that Chess oaght to ba- Introduced and taught at Schools and educational Iustitutions ; it being universally ...

... The Metropolitan Club. The closing match of the season was played on the South London Ground, Lower Kennington.larie, on the 12th inst. Sides were selected from the members present by Messrs Palmer and Budd. Mr Palmer'a side went in first, and the battieg sf Messrs Holton and Hall wae exetitosit. For hss own side, Mr Dodd played well, and was ably supported ?? Lladminog. Mr Palmer's side, ...

... XANCHESTER RACES. Saturday, Sept. 22 (Concluded). Stewards: Right Hon. the Earl of Sefton, Right Hon. Earl e Coventry, Sir H. de Trafford, Bart., and Hon. Admiral Ri,,* Judge and Handicapper: Mr. Johnson. Starter: Mr. Elliot Clerk of the Course: Mr. Bake. The Meeting was brought to a close this afternoon. The atletid. ancoa was not so good as might have been expected, the nnfavourable state of ...

... CH ES S. EDITED BY HERR LOEWENTH1AL. To Correspondents. ?? All ?? to be directed to Eas Office, 3, Catberine-stree Strand. London. Problem, Dho. 298, by W. W, of London. BLACK. WHITE. White to move, and mate in three mbves. (From the 1Book on Morphy's Games.) Tanz following is one of the games played by Mr Merphy, at the St. Jamea's Chesa Club, simultaneously against five of the beat ...

... AQUATICS; sigh Water at London Sridge. Nov. 11 morning 0 min.past 12 afternoon 19 min.paet 12 12 ?? 43 I ., 12 ?? ?? 1 13 ?? 33 . ?? 65 ?? 1 14 ?? IS , ?? . 2 ?? ?? 4,2 ?? 2 1 . 4 ?? 4 ?? ?? 16e ?? I50 ., 3 ,. ,, 12 ?? 4 17 ?? 34. ?? .. 66 ?? ., ' Matches for Next Week. Monday-Oxford University Boat Club-four-oars. Wedneaday-Drewitt and Haomerton, to row from Putney to Mortlake, for 60 a ...

... THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT For, THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE WORLD. Perhaps the most unequlal, and at the same time the most terrific, fight that ever took place for the Championship Wee that which came off on Tuesday last, between Tom Sayers, the English Champion, and John C. Heenan, known in the Prize Ring as the Beniria Boy. We say the most unequal because we should think that it must be ...

... S -- - = I CH ES S. EDITED BY HERR LOEWENTFUL'. To Correspondents. @0 All ?? to be directed to EA. Office. 3, Catberi.e , E~ m by FEStrand. London. i Enigma by F. Hl. Deaconj, Esq. Q B sc QR5th QI;t4th Q kq Kat3d QO1 GCl Ql't2d A A A Q B d Q 2d K B 3d Q 5th IC lit ad Q P 21 Q X Et A dtz KEtlth Q 8 t A AI K 60 h White to move, and mate in Eiz moves. Problem, No. 335, by Mr. Bagene Brewvinga ...

... HUNTI11G APPOINTMENTS. STAa HoNDowS. Her Majest)'e-Tuesday, Hawthorn Hill; Friday. Farnham Common-at half-past eleven. Atherstone - Monday, Newbold Gato, Wedneaday. WilleSby; Friday, Utleethorpe Station;, Saturday, Packlngtouat5Ieleven iadsworth - Tuesday, W nierhyGuidsePoet; We day, Darrington; Saturday, flavercroft GrStatiot MallfWedt tdoy Branaham Moor-Monday. Harewood ;Tesdsy, ...