... Cont1l of Surrey v. Sixteen of oxfoprd 11iersity.-This Match, after lasting three days at Lord's, was concluded on Saturday last, the result being as follows :-Oxford 219 and 125, total 344 ; Surrey 113 and 273, total 386. Eleren of all England v. Sixteen of Ox-ford and Cam- bridge Unircrsitics (eight fronz ?? match com- menced on Illonday at Lord's, It was not resumed till Wednesday, in ...

... Oxford and Cambridge At x-- I ese sports will ttake place on Fridnyl .Spot.. the 2 ds5at Beaufort -pouse, Fulham, c. April 3, in two P-m. There will be nine events, viz. :- fencing at 6 1. High Junm 2 Mile Race. 3. Throwing tL b mer. 4. Hurdle g 120 yards. 5. Flat Race, 109,ain 6. Putting the Stone. '7r Flat Race, quarter of a Slt 8- Broad Jump. 0. Three Mile Race. The gentlemenn selected from ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS, I The HeythroD Hounds. 3MONDAY ?? I30oalter's aRol. IVEDNr;6DAY ?? I3:11.,011 OtClt ...

... HIUNTING APPOINTMlENTS. The Heythrop Hounds. MIONDAY ?? Blleilingtoll Mill. WVEDNESDAY ?? Ledwell Village. FRIDAY ?? . NeW 13,ham. SATURDAY ?? DitCIIley. Each day at half-palt ten. The South Oxfordshire Hounds. TUEE)SAY . ?? ,. BI igtwIel. Fitniy . . .. Iik larm, llWaterperry. Each lay at 10.45. The Old Berkshire Hounds. Ti-ESDAY ?? ,ntfovd. VEDINESDAY ?? FRIDAY ?? Wood(. Eaeh dlay at half ...

... HUNTING APPOINTME NTS. The Heythrop Hounds. loON \Y ?? Clhpel ;Iouse. Ei 'i1i'ii)NvslmiY ?? A llestroli G ilte. Fll i.t Y , ?? Newv Barni. SATURDAY ?? ?? Blenheini. s Eachi daly at a qunarter before eleven. Y -The South Osfordshire Hounds. MONDAY . ?? 3b.5toil Cotai)lonI n FRIDAY ?? Shotovi r lluse. t1 Eacit day at 10. [ I t Xr, Henley Greaves's Hounds (tile O.B, H.) Ml:ONIL DAY ?? ?? ...

... The following members bare shot for the marksman's badge, their scores at 650, 700, 800, and 900 yards being as uinder -Lieut. Thompson, 17; Private A. Venables, 15; ?? Holiday, 12; Private Spaemnan, 11; Captain Fanc, 10; Private G. Ward, 9; Private PL UnderhUll, 8; Private A. Davis, 8; Private Jeffrey, 7. The following are the arrangements for next week MoNDAYx-.Target practice (3rd class, ...

... Vr air H. HUNT RACES. Ls Stowards : Lord Andover, Lord De Mnulev, Cajl*t r D Sher-ton, and Jr. IV. WVilson, Percy Rayond ii.*'staj . V. Hicks Beacht, Esqs. Judge: fjord De ll FRIDAY, JAN. 29. Si These sports came offat Down Aimpnoy, and aflfrdejl one . of the most areceable dlay's alliuscillont that has itiee !lown r ill that neighbourhood for years piast. Every thing, il f;lct, e ...

... I EXLETER COLLEGE ATHLETIC SPORTS. StexardsB-;eSIEsss. Ciilltt, Maurico, Morris, Prowse, and Young. These annual sports came off on Thursday and Friday, the 7th aned 15th inst., on BIullingdon Greet,, in the fol- lowing order ?? FIRST DAY. Hurdle Race, 120 yards, 10 flights.-Morrell, first; Day, second J. C. Lees, third. I Putting the Stone.-Bullock, 33 ft., first; Sniall, 2S ft.I 2hin., ...

... EPSOM RACES .. I I - . . . . .. . . .. . . ?? I We announced the winner of the Oaks laht week 0Y electric telegrphi, and we now ginc a detailed account of thc race. The EIotTY-SIXTsa OAARS STARES of 50 sovs. each, lI. ft., for three-year-old fillies, 8at. l01b. each. Mile and a half. ISS subs. Count Lagrange's Fille de V'Air (Edwards) I e Baron Rothschild's Breeze ?? (Daley) 2 r Baron ...

... I HUNTINCG APPOINTMENTS. The Heytlhrop Hounds. MOND DAY ?? CIJhIqsI HOoSC. WEDINESDAY ?? Dllrtern. FRIDAY ?? . New Pant. SATURDAY ?? WilCole. Elachl dly at 10.41;. The South Osfordshire Sounds. MONDAY ?? Tlhamm. FRIDAY ?? St.w Wood. Each day al 11. The Bicester Hounds. t The ImeCt for this day (Sateirday. Nov. 10) wvill bme at Barton: Common, instead of the Bharley 2W. MoNDAY ?? Whitecross ...

... CRIC KE T. . S ?? PI.Ir AND ST. JMIFB'SS CrLx 7. Sr. PAUL'S CHOIR. -A friendly match was played on Port Meadow between. these Choirs on Friday the 23rd inst., tie re-ult being a Victory for St. Philip's with eight wickets to go down. v On the part of St. Philip's, tihe batting of Mcssrs. T. Mallam and Coleman and the Rev. J. L. Stocks, elnd t,!2 bowlingof Messrs. T. Mallarn, Coleman, and W. H. ...

... SPORTING NOT'ES. (rROw OUR OWN CORESPONDENT.) Nein-arkiet First October Meeting closed, as it had begun, somewhat tamely. Kingeraft, as I anticipated, squandered Isis field-a moderate lot-in the Twenty- second Triennial, but this makes him out no better than we took him to be some time baek. A Middle Park colt, by Saunterer out of Governess, a strapping fine animal, though unfortunately a ...