... V YOB3K STEEPLE CHASES, YESTERDAY. R11 T GETYOttlItAHIRttI HANDICAP of 10 nova, each. 3 ft. D Sthe IR. with 1600 ovi.aildeL.II eatus. M B 10 7 Capt. Huont's chiII Goldimitlh, aged ?? (Landl, jane)1 Do1 9 9 6 MrSatrVAoo e'a g Thti Unknown (hit) agsd (Nrc.Gri;Is) 2 Do 93 1Ir. Barber'a hr It Phyolcian, S ytara ?? (I? Lowtoa)3~ 090 11r. Lwows's eli ain'opsy, 6 ye~a ?? Kendall) 0 L 9 0 Mr. John ...

... of 41 the RICHMOND RACES, TUESDAY. of The PIASBY STAKEi of n60ve. eaeh, with 25 added. o: Io TorTwneleY's East Stanley . ?? J. Snowden) 1 re - Mr. G1111 pd Brother to Risebbr ?? ?? 2 t ne Lord Zetngsdht fancenter ?? T n . f. . to ol~arrdo ran, but warer not Dimed~:-Viliage Maid, Gaxtisun U135 Betting: S to 4 east Lanshenter. 5 to 2i ageS Eaet Stanley, E ta 1 egot . t togfht, d.1 to 1 egot ...

... UNITED ELEVEN v. SHEF'IELD. The match between the United Eleven of Eng- 1 Iland and Eighteen of Sheffield, commenced on the Brawall- I lauo ground at Sheffield on Monday, wag brought to a close I byesterday afternoon. When the Sheffield players compl1eted 0 their frst inings ?? mornin theirprospects of d winnng pperedso malltha insev~l nstnces twenty the Elven, hweyer,~i~ey ieldedwith emarkabl ...

... _- ~ -_ . Ia On Monday afternoon of the whole number of perhs competitors firing five rounds eacb, at three hundred yards when distance, the following were the victors:- worki 4th Northampton-Serjeant Tomalin, 8 points. reepe, 8th Middlesex-Lieut. Dear, 8 points. and I l5th Kent-Mr. Ed. Pant, 8 points.r, a The Swiss mustered 150 strong to compete for the prize town open to all nations. every ...

... PKIZE SHOOTING OF Tb, BBRADU'O1tD VOLUNTEER RIFLE COINPS. - ans In the *Mericiwy of Thursday we publi'bed the of altered prognr nme of the prize competition of thh:ccorpe, the |and Etated the reasons which had prevented the original I programme from boing carried out. The shouting com- 12, menced yecterday, at one o'clock, on the regular shooting ground of the corps Bowling Park, the use of ...

... I SPORTING IN'ITELLIGrNCE. at DONCASTER SEPTE?14BER MEET[NG. i; The great Meeting of the north opened ole Tueniday lent, 11' With everytlhingl-fot even excepting the weather-in its wit] favour. The f~lowing was the order of the runniteg - the 4idi races for the daby - *,e TheFiTZW'ILLIA.11 STAKES of 5 nova each. with 103 aided. and Mr. .Jaeob'a Atnliterdam, by the Flying Dutchman, out of pub ...

... I LIVERPOOL RACES, THURSDAY. The SCURRY NURSERY HANDICAP of 60 30vs. Mr. Cliff'e Nutbueb, by Filbert (In. ?? extra) . (pordham) I Mr. Frazer's Everlasting . Mr. Hughes's Prrote . 3 Mr. Stepheneon's cadie ?? 4 Mr. ?? Count H oorne r ?? ?? 5 Mr. Osborne's f. by ?? . ?? ?? I ., Mr. Robinson's f. by Gosrkah-Termagant ..7 Mr. Joneo'e Lady Egertos ?? Won very easily by two lengths; Parole was a bad ...

... d( 10 As during the ensuing week the prize shooting C of this corps will take place, it will be interesting to the tIII members acid to those who concern themselves in rifle shoot. PI inig to see what has been dons during the practice, of the ;1el corps this summer. Each Volunteer who has learnit the K 10 platoon exercise and has passed through a course of position Fc drill and instruction ...

... I SEVENTH WEST YORK VOLUNTEEI! RIFLES.-PRIZE SHOOTING. M cartxu 1, private The slboobiug for the All Comoere' Prize, and the fIT char q/ Borough Membore' Cup, took place on Saturday. Rain bad e fallen during the night, but the morning was favourable, so qnce that and there was a large attendance, and greater interest merni- l Olasfested than (li any of tbe preceding days. The weather, th ...

... WORCE8TER RACES.-TUEsDAY. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 5 sove. eicb, with 25 added. 22 Eubs. 8 6 Mr. Cartwright's Bipou, by Burgund7-Ceitrea, 3 years (iGrimshaw) 1 7 0 Mlr Brn510y3a Watersyrite, ?? ?? 2 7 8 Mtr. Droper'a Oarwrell, 4 7r30 ?? 3 ihe fotlowiog alro san :-Libeilouo 7t. 61b, Bonny Lass, 6stIllb, Orlon, OntO1b. and Ellen, 6otl2lb. Jtting-S to i aest Liibe,10u3, 4 to 1 each Ripenl and ...

... AUUK U,,. [fLVEu as- I EPSOM RACES. , THURSDAY. t The TWO YBAR.OLD STAKES of lOaovs. each. f0 added; 17 Rubs r , ir. Sxone St Brown Dchems ?? (i. Snow'den) 1 Lord Statoferd's Waloon ?? (A. French) r f lr J. iiawleys Calib ta ?? .ells) 3 . Brown Duehess mardo piay, attonded by CiE lsen to the ialf Istance, t - where the mare omne out and won, hard held, by three-learters eta ct leneth; three ...

... 3, YORK RACES. THURSDAY. The merierimst of fixing this meetingi a month later then last year 3ripncig ily owing to the influene of the Rswcliffe, Paddock CompanY, @; we understand, re ?? toconribuoteftheir oelfO to the Baweliffe Stakes, the promotion of their Rile being the object in view '8 has not added to the success of the sport. The company was not a. numerous. of The CRAVSHI STAKES of 5 ...