... . I LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. Stewvards: Lord B'efton, Lord Stamford, Sir Lydlston Newman, Hart., (G. Payne, Esq~., and Captain Vhite. Lessee, Cl1lerk of the C~ourse and HandlcapPsr, Mr. Edvvard WV. To ham. Judge, Mr. Richard Johnson. Starter, Mr. T. MiarshlIIl FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1S. The CROXTETHS CUP, a piece of Plate value c0 guineas, added to a sweepstakes of 5 sova, each, for all ages. Two ...

... SPORTINTG INTELLIGENCE. THE GREAT WATERLOO COURSING MEETING. THIRD DAY,-FRIDAY, FEB. 21. _ TSHE GREAT WATERLOO CUP. D FIrrT TiEs.-Roaring Meg beat Belligerent, Bowfell r beat Mlmeater. Ducwena CoBsS -Roaring Meg beat Bowfell, and won the cup. TIHE WATERLOO PURSE. TmnRD Tess-Romping Girl beat Blue Cael, Whipcord beat Dervock, Sea Pink beat Corooran, Confaderato beat Bird of Prey.' FouarT TIES ...

... SPORTIIG INTELLIGENCE. I I .~ -- LIVERPOOL. I TUMATEsD, EVENWIG. The success of Fairwater at Northampton to- day, which, the moment I knew that the mare was under orders, I fully anticipated, bears out the estimation of her capabilities which I formed when she defeated Carisbrook so very easily over Aintree in July last. For the Sweepstakes of 20 nova. each for two- year-olds, PROSELLA, by ...

... I CHESTER MING. Sca..el n IJLOO, MONDAY EVENING. Scarcely any change has taksen place with regard to the Cup betting. Asteroid has come con- spicuously to the front, and a little as 12 to 1 is taken about him Gard'ner ianB pored in well- informed anarters, though not for heavy Sums. Mons.' Phiippe haa been knocked from pillar to post, and been at all Uorta of prices; but should he strip well ...

... I LIVERPOOL. WEDNESDAY EVENING. _ For the Guineas to-morrow Caller On would a ppear a good thing were it not that she will in all likelihood be wanted for the Tradesmen's Cap. I t shall therefore look to KNUTSFORD i to furnish the winner. Fer the Two-year-old Stakes Ishall again expect to see Tom Alderoft pilot FISHERMAN'S DAUGHTER first past the post, although she will find an awkward ...

... LIVERPOOL. THUR8DAY RVXIINNG. To judge from the batting In London to-day, the Great Yorkshire Handicap seems a certainty for Dulotbella, as little as 4 to 1 being taken freely about her ; in spite of which I cannot at present very highly estimate her chance. The Marquis lo backed heavily, no one seeming disposed to offer against him to any amount. Bertha Is reported to be a certain runner, and ...

... ! LIVBRPOOL.,P TUESDAY EvExNIN. ;From pr Int aippearancesa the meeting whloh corn- Imenaces =omrrow Is likely to prove highly success- ful, and such a one as Mr. Topham Is worthy of. :The Flying Handoicapwillprobably have adozen at the post, fromwhitch lot I should select LUFRA. The Juvenile Stakeesee at the meroy of Mr. Cliff, bu~twhether he will run AuimysATcor RowENA I cannot tell, but ...

... he -LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENOE., (6'ofcnnucd fron thc 7th 0 preJ BETTING AT MANOHESTER.-FRIDAY. se OBXS~01ETER (MrP. ,so Quotaoe. St lb Traysoei rebra , ?? ..ffed 11 ?? 12.. W.Day Satellite. 12 to I taken ?? 6 4. . Brown St. Albansa(L Brbery c.) 12 to 1 taken freely.. 5 3 ;. A. Taylor Longranre. ?? 14 to I taken ?? ?? 6 J. Joo a. Bl3e Ruin . ?? 20 to I taken.f ?? ?? liton s Apolbn . .2 to I ...

... G1RAND oRIOKET MLatOHn J SBURREY V. THI NO'TIL ' I The return match between the county of Surrey and the North of Englaid was commencedi o ai Turdayont th glouned' pf tbe Bzoughton club. In the fleetmmath thisycar between. Surrey and the North, played at the Oval, Kennington, the North achieved a viotory; and as the Snrroy eleven are no easytean o vanquibh, coneiderabla intereac wasfelt ...

... LA!FST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. t (COntintied fromi tlw 7th page.) a ?? Thc Dunham Masscy Plato (hAndicpi of 5 !oVs. each, 2 ft., with 20 added, for all ages. Certaln winners extra. Half a mile. SI 7 0 Mrs Osbaldestous Carnerino, by Stock'well-Sylphine. lyrs * ?? Edwsrd, 1 7 2 toedStratiuroler&Sbillelagh, 3 ?? ;iadden 2 7 5 Mer Stith lbhotlcd, 5Yrs tcar. SA over) ?? Smetlrurnt 3 I 'Twelve ran. ...

... GRAND ORIvKET MATOE.-ALL ENGLAND t. BROUGHTON. I o1h, All ?? ?? - - .. I -.1 . The A# England Eleven commenced their anneal match with the gentlemen of the Broughton Club, at Broughton, on Thursday; but little progress could bo made, Owiflgs a useas, to the rain The Eleven showed very ?? on paper, and seemed likely to prove the same in the gold. Thoy comprised Carpenter, Hayward, Parr, 0. Daft ...

... GRZAND CRICKET MATCH I SURR1BY P. THE NORTH OF RNGRAND. This matob, which could not ?? on Thums. day owing to the weather, wan commenced yoaterday morn. Iug on the ground of -the Brohghton Olub; and will bo oontinued to day. It'had been arrangod tht tbo match should bo commenced at ton o'clock, and the North of England team were on the grund ready to commenco procoodings at the appointed time. ...