... 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 ...

... AQ U A.T IC 8s Match for the Week. Mouday-Lumley and Byle, to row at Newcastle, 20 a side. Philip Parker (of Kingston) and Thomas Tagg, Sen. (of East Moulsey). Another race took place on Wednesday afternoon above the first lock at Teddington, and over the beautiful piece of water between the one tree at Ham, near Kingston, and Hampton Court Bridge. Any of our readers accustomed to migrate ...

... PE D EST R IAN IS M. Mlatches for the Week. Woboay- Sraithwaite and Golicar, torun a mile, go a side, St, Thomas'a Grounds, Stanningley. Monday-Handicap Race, half a mile, for a silver watch and chain, and 33bO money prizes, White Lion, Hackney Wick. t a de arat ShetfWh lt . Monday-Jebb and Bennett. 2001yarda. 20 a side,0 ?? -Alonday-Clarke and Mayne, 240 yards, 5 a side, at the While Lion, ...

... HUNTING 0 APPOIN TMENTS. STAG HOUNDS. Her Majesty's-Tuesday, Cookham Bridge; Friday, Farnhamn Common- abt eleven. Fox HOUNDS. Athbratone-Monday. Barton-in-tbe-Beaus; Wednesday, Gopsall; Friday Stretton Station; Saturday, Grendon Bridge-at eleven, Badsworth-Thursady (at eleven), Stapleton Park; Saturday, Bingstone Hill-at half-past ten. Branmbam Moor-Monday, Garforth Bridge; Wednesday, Byram; ...

... C HE S S. EDITED BY HERR LOEWENTHAL,: To Correspondefts. ?? All qommunicetions to be directed to BEL Office, 3, Catherine-spe Strand. London. Problem, No. 289, by Mr. H. Healey. BLACK. WHITE. White to move and mate in three moves. Morphy and Paulsen. (From the Book of the First American Chese Cougres.) (Irregular Opening.) White (rMr P.) Black (Mr M.) White (Mr P.) Black (lr M . 1. P to K ...

... MANCHESTER STEEPLE CHASE, FL.AT, AND HUJRDLE RACES. STRETFORD, Sunday Night. The following horses have arrived:-Grillade, Sobersides, Queen Bess, The Miller, Dr. Leete, The Talented Tinker, Nelly Whitefoot, Princess of Orange, Maradan, Grace Darling, The Premier, Roscommon, Hazard, Adiantmun, The Rover, Caliph, Brunette, Vigo, Lord Berkeley. I The following are expected:-Emerald, Irish ...

... SPORTING INTELLZGENCH. ADDITIONAL HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. (WVIUATH~ PaRlMITTING}.) d Masters of Eounda are requested to cause their appoint- re mentb to be forwarded by Thursday night's podt, to our Reporter of Sporting Inteligence, 6, Dane's-inn, London, le W.C. ly FOXHOUXID8. Id Cleveland (Mr. T. P. Andrew)-Thursday, Haselgrove- [e at half-past ten. e, Cotswold (Mr. C. F. Colmore)-Wednesday, ...

... I= -p~2@ 1~ ANALYSIS OF THE DERBY OF 1860.-No.flM. TO TAM Uioig 0F THU ?? NNW$. D a SIP,-When going through the Yorkshire horses tho II neglected to make mention Of Riebmond, by Orlando, out Tll I of Eulogy (traleed prvtely by H. Boyce JaoRa 3lerl ts- UV 11 villiaim. Wentwo= .patuk), who hast been spoken of as ahe pr Ifliau colt. There is not sitch an objection to his being qp I drk ...

... MANCHESTER STEEPLE CHASE, FLAT, AND HURDLE RACES. Judge and Handicapper, Mr. J. Swindells, jai. Clerk of the Course, Mr. S. Lasmbert. YTSTE1RDAY. A HANDIOAP IfUnDLERAOZ of 6 BoVa. each, I ft., with 25 sova. added; winners after December 20th 71b. extra; second to save his stake. About two nmiles. Mr. Cowell's Dr. Leets, 6 yre, pst . ?? (White) 1 Mr. Sours The Miller, S yrs, Oat ?? (Sly, Jan.) ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGRNCe. TATTEBRSALL'S-YE8THrBAry. Very few members were present, and only two bets booked. For the Two Thousand, 6 to I ti £100 about the Wizard,. while those odds wer,' er against Umpire. The Derby betting ?? r1fitfq features; 8 to 1 is still offered against Umpire, 11 t r fj' taken about Thormanby, and 12 to 1 about Mair ?? wt TWO THOUSAND, 6 to I agst The Wizard (taken) 6 to ...

... I- - pOZIJNG. i I.. I *Wslaias to 100. Thoemauy; and P~o I bout na atout TWO TEOUSAD I5to 1 - Mr. Tee Broac's Umpire (od) 10 to 1 - Mr. Parr's Lupullus. (od) THE DERBY. 81to0 qaptMi.R. TonBroecke'eUmpfre (ff) 1i to:1 - Mr.1ferrys Thoentamby (tnoff) 12 to 1I Lord Palismerase' Malnseams (6) 120 I* I Lord Portsmouth's liecaser- (ai) 1000 to 20 - Lord Portsmouth's P~aoa Pudding (t 1000 1000 to, 20 ...

... PLOUGHING, MATCH. a] iT TrI OLDMAMCIATL AGOiUOLTOrAL AsSOCIATroN held their oC Acntiasl Ploughing Match on Wednesday, the 28th December, in hi a- afilelon the farm of Mains of Scottoewn, belonging to Mr l ;h Wilson, when about 30 ploughs started, and finisheA their tasks tl r in fine style. The judges for pisughing wore-Moesrs aInes, ig Oliuterty; Smith, Middletown; Philip, Newiaehar. The ...