... THE GREAT WATE1iLOO CoURSING MEETING, WEDNESAY THURSDAy. .ANDPDAY -Ad Ut Fq.; Director tothe Ground, hr. W. Warnr EliPeer.Mr. 8d Rayper; S~eDretary, Mr. William L1,n Jodgs,'Mr. Dalcell ted ne The fllowing are the results of the first ?? run THU WATERLOO CUP. TZRarTIM~. i hr. Catterall Di Attermire beat Mr. Grefiefil Di Svreetbrisrl a Mr. J. Hyslopa u Canopy beat r. G. A. ThomrsoaraAD er noyan, ...

... THE TOXTETM-PARK PLOUGH- .ING MATCH. all Yesterday, the annual ploughing rtatch, open to a competitors in the district of Toxteth-park, came off s I in a field belengtng to J. Lathbury, Esq., Ullet-lane.t The match originates with a number of gentlemen in n the neighbourhood, who subscribe the money for tl prizes, as a stimulus to improvement amongst agri- i cultural labourers. The day being ...

... 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 ...

... ' * I WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY[, AND FRIDAY, President. The Earl of Soften; Stewiards8, Captain Eatlinret, captain Spencer C. Randell. Esq., and J. Gordosn, Req. Field citeward. A. Graham, Iteq; Flag Steward W. Siater, C) EAYl.; Director of the Grotnd, r. W. Warner; Silipser. Mr. Riaper; Secretary, Mr. Williame Lynn; Juidge, Mr. Daizell. FIRST DAYS RETURN.-WED-:NzsDAy. F THE WATERLOO CUP.V FuIRS ...

... SPORTING INTEJLIGENCOR Sln JonII ARNoxrr's DR&, HuINT.-COHK, WZD_ NESDAY. - The drag hlot of tbis day was a, real steeple chase, and, fromt its novelty and tho ~namber of horses entered to oo:tcnd for the prize, attracted a large concourse of sporting mets frore all parts of this and the adjeiling counties-f-fom Clare, Kil- kenny, Kildare, and even from 1 ngland and Snot. land. The meet was at ...

... I .H E .~I - . CHESTER RAei CUP DAY.-SAYERS AND HEENANW. sow Lovelyspring weather, exciting events, th rsu,'O of the chainpioul of England end of his ponn 14' the Benicia Boy, and the naltural sud other ttrac Ac tiona of the place, brought to Chester yesterday of t arobably unprecedented concourse of persons from ra1t( ai Parts of the country. The Birkenhead end Ches-. Uhlil ter, the ...

... l ?? 1of,1 I as I tro th. j%^L$ ?? A m 101~yAMrn~ 1au d -hklse-res cen OY41 iand the natural &Aothbr atsraq- j ont t~.. he3lkenhead'and Ohe~ 0; 'tow tho HolyllOadhe Great Wested.-n~ditheJ,L6 Aoui'and WforbK western 'Vailways 'Rureditt, thql. ~stfeeta of the old cltyialinsdtliawbewst us baloootion ?? w tribbuos.l. 'Tho~SMtu'~clirwlg'nti~ t lirritAting! 'trugg1 friort drn h asg across the, ...

... On ~Mffbm§ TGHT?' I1 ?? a H -. - I- I- Tri rid .f Atho tt 11) d lie teti01ete ''lie rilie u ?? forwdrd by' WHeennnof Imutilting U bolt Iugh to scorn,'';nd ?? it with the cotterrtibsieribut thnt some gobdi-riendmof isnne-of tbe Peace Soelot -htxe :3n.94Q0, totiio olo * 'tAI'ln beltti air, L.ave fought hard Itoobta3n. StrliIng for that prize-I bie within the -ht ?? ycir3 'defeatedt eot of ...

... T:R' V ONSHItp,-ET.- ,~ITh'e fff4enoet between ithe ARlv ?ht9)?!4js4A a~and ieenan were brought to An asricable termination on Wedndkay evening, When a silver beliV. of pre- isey: -the same; I-Ake anld value, wa ' fortilalij preoentbd t. 'each q` the gjreat pugilists. The iWg- 9 ~etin enidony *Biih So 'aus [iOinSly closes thin 1. hoel Aglo-merian' difficnlty,1 'add' sees iin tedi lm ?? o$f ...

... , | BrETWREig THE EEEVEN CH1AMPIONS'AND i-TMNEXTI ELEVEN OF ENGLA&ND. Champions V ?? fnnings,,83; ;second do., 27, with t&wk'ts 176g dewn.-'EngadEee''frtH ?? ?? ?? r.William DIooley, of Liverpool,onse Ili fis 4t' examinaif-ionl at the Apotheosries' H i, London], tr the 7tli instant, A notice from the Board of Trade intimates that'I the Dominican Government have i-sued a decree reopening to ...

... BIRKENHFAD MODEL YACHT - ICLUB. The firet sailing match for the Iseason i onneetion 1i with this club took place on Saturday last, when the M prise contended'for wim; a very beautiful dliver tan. kard, valued at. £15, manufactured by Air. Promoli, of church-street, in this towss. - Ter wee iv entries, constsbt~ilof! the followfing yachts ?? Squall, 4~ tons, ~slonging to Mr. A. C. Anderson; 0 ...

... 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 ...