... FIGHT FOR THE CHA&PIONSfUIP OF THE MIDDLE WErIHTS. 1 . . ?? ?? . ?? .. . Another of the reprehensible exhibitions of prize fight- ing which we have had frequent occasion to denounce took place yesterday, the respective combatings being Bob Brettle, of Birmingham, and Jeni Mace, of Norwich,snd the stakes 2001. aside. The details which have reached us lead to the conclusion that the ...

... rO I INTr :I EI l * JU1KI1NSTOWN PARK 1IArES.-YUSTEnDAY. - (eccOXt OUR COR01551ONDE01T.) I StowstrdaiiVisC55ip; ~St. Law'lrencie and Mr. George* Bryan. 110. J. R. Huniter, Judge;,Mr. Clancey, Starter , Mr.J. 5ahr Ot Secretary and Treasurer. ol 'lisl fashionable and favourite meeting Commlaenced-ycster- p dlaY.' The state of the morning was sadly against field-sports of all kind, ?? ...

... NEWMARKET RACES-YErSTERDAT. (BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) The Cesarowitch Stakes of 25 sovs each, 15 ft, with 200 added, for threca yearsolds, &c. Duleibella ?? .. . ?? ?? 1 Optimist ?? ?? ..2 Heiress ?? ?? ?? , ?? 3 Moorcock ?? ?? ?? 4 27 ran. Thi Royal Stakes of 200 savs each, 120 ft. for three year old'. Colts, Sat 71b; filles, 8st 21b. Sutherland ?? ?? I ?? .. 1 -King of Diamonds ?? ?? ?? ?? ...

... | The next coursing meeting. of the club will take place at Clermont Park, near Dundalk, on the 2nd of January, and on the 3rd at Woodtowit, near the Castlebollinghava Station, on the Belfast Junction line of railway. The Hon Secretary will attend at the Queon's Arm's liotel, Dundalk, on Tuesday afternoon, the l1t of January, up to 4 o'clock, to receive entrance money. The draw will then take ...

... STOCKTON ]IACES-YOSTBiDAT.' (BY !IAOGETIO THELEGOAIA1.) Palatine Stakes. Enst Stanley ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Underhand ?? .. ?? ?? ,. 2 Prophet .. ?? ?? .. ?? Cleveland Handicap. - Dictator ?? ?? ?? , .1 Callec Oui . .. . ?? .. 2 Scrubbing Brush ?? ., ?? ?? 3 Eight ran. Stockton Handicap. HIepatica ?? ?? ?? .. ** Moortlien ?? 2 ?? ?? ?? 2 Bivouac ?? . . . ?? 3 The Town Plate-Fastrunner, 1; Eadolon, ...

... DOXCASTER IRACES-YLSTEHDAr. (BY MSAGNETIC TELEGRiAPHI.) Filly Stakes. Inioial Dudi~less ?? .. .. VXtigis Briei Nicht Q1u ii at the \Vole ?? ?? ?? Four ran. Glasgow Stakes. S4to .. ?? ?? .. C,,elten, ?? ?? ?? ?? Champagne Stakes. eille ?? .. i idtka ?? Ten ran. The Great Yorlssishio Handicap. 3leeol lien ?? ?? ?? ?? Cl;er Ailic ?? ?? Sititite ?? . . . Thirteen ran. FitZWilliam Stakes. A omI ct ...

... SFO.TINrG INTELLIGENCEF.- , ' ioNiY NiiE'VA' COURSSiG CLUB-Nov. 2Wtr. . , - (c'utos oust corn esuz ssua'r.) ~bochrbasV5n Stikee-Pirst dog, lIG.; Secod do6g, 01.; third , Finor T~lxt. * ! Ur Dunne's b d Goshawk beat If r Scott's r. d Portses. Mir Dunne's y d Warhawk beat Mr Scott's Solicitor. : Mr Byrne's r d lapdy ?? Mr Foley's b tk d Ivanhoe. 31r Biyrne's w d S ?? boat r lobert's a d Sting. ? ...

... I' -usporE.'l'G E:R.. I MONASTEREVAN COUR81NG. CLUB-21sT AlNt 22n NoV. - (oRoX oia, coRaESrONDENT. Draws for Stlke /Firnt, ,1G.; secbnd,' 6f.1Ittlrd, 21' Mr Oott'i r d Pertise' sgst'fr' Ddnne'snbl .4 Goshawk.' Mri Sett~sr ?? ?? Diane's r 4 Warhawk. Mr Byrne's r d Handy Andy ngst Mr Foley'n:islji d Ivanhoe. Mr Rbperts r d Sting~agst Mir pyrnoe' w, d St Aiban'a. Mir Bourne's bl b Bpang agst ...

... I LiSPORTING allTELLICENE. I 1Fiu'\''l OF 3MADYBPOUROUG RACES-Y UP.sv Sl ji ross oun conr.Lers, ('Cxx) Bir Stelwards-Eairl of 1Portarllngton; IV Dawovon Darner M P; tele 31101heci tlunne, bt P ; Robette 0 Cosby Major R D Cardenl, VF Captain Croassdlele; M1. Ciancy, Judge; Thma~ns Tun-pin, Trea- lieIl. turcrjind~cerrtary. 55 Tito Ilcotib ,veltitli'ay w55s not largely attended, owing to the 51 ...

... J SrORTING INTELLIGENCE. LISHORE STEEPLE CHASES-RePr 1 (FROstl bUR, COtRS eso lr.) Stewards--The Earl of HuutittgdOnl, Hon O W Moore Smytit, Hon W C Talbot, Mp; J Fitzgerald,, Capt Hamilton, George W Lloyd, and R Cliff 5, Eaqrs. There wisE a large stand erected on tile; course and an ox- ctetenclosure,, but quito too far. from Vthe winning chair. Th tendance of tics country folk was large, and ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCh CARtLISLE IiACES-YcESrERU'AY. I (I:Y GN]'l'IC TELEGtRAs[PH.) Di Voluntccrs' Stakes-DoefoCt, 1. Grand Stand Ilanulicap-Maggie, 1 Grel r, 2, G1 NX1M11AIIRKET RIACES-YErSTERDAY. DI (BY IAGsETIC TrEi.tImAr'1 )to Swveepsllta ?? 1; Hatch Plumb, 2. T Colt Hlarndicap SweepstakeS-IRockley, 1; Lcontes, 2. PC Li IANCIIESTER Bi'ING-':-YE.ST'cLRLA. St (BY MAGNETIC TELEV Ir. RVM .) ...

... SPORTING iNTELLIGENCE. CASHEL lACES rmorosmna 26. (anoM OUR conUsR'PoNPENr.) (SecOND DAY.) After we left the course to reach the train the following race was run off,, ad decided as under:- Sweephtakes of 2 sovseach (h ft), 25 soys added. Sacond to 'same bid stakte. One 'mnle and a' half heats over the dat course. Mr Scott's b h Buclstone, by Cothorstone, 6 yrs, lst, (JoC Wynne) .. ?? ?? ?? 2 ...