... MANCIIdSTER SUMMEDR. MEETING. iVEDNESDAY. Trial Handicap of 3 sovs each, with 50 added: one mile a1nd a ?? by Success, 3 yrs, 6st 131b; beating Lady of Coverdal, 3 yrs, Gst 131b (2): Lady Bohun, 4 yrs, Sat 51b (3). Sapling Stakes (f 6 sovs each, with 100 added, for two- yr-olds: T.YC.-Tvon by Black JTacket, 8st 101b: beating The Dannebrog, 8st 101b (2); Lady Constance, 8st 71b ?? Union Cup ...

... 'THE CHAMPION BOATRACFI. On Friday next the great race between the chamn- pion 'four of the Thames, consisting of Joseph Sadler, of Putney, Henry Kelley, of Putney (the ex-chlampion), W. Messenger, of Teddington, and George Hamnmerton, of Surbiton, with G. Haammer- ton, as coxswain, and the Newcastle crew, consisting of James Renforth (the champion). J., Taylor, T. Winship, and W. Martin, with ...

... Dr.. James Hunt read a paper 0nthe Physical and Miental Character of the Negro, at the meeting of the British association. The paper generally treated of the anatomical and physiological differences between the negro and European races. The general deductions drawn were:-1st. That there is ae good reason for classifying the negro as a distinct species from the European. as there is for ...

... SPORTING nTELLIGENCE, TA''EIR5ALLIS. MONDAY.-A heavy setthin Uneil ths past week kept miembere ?? ?? until a lae hourin the afternoon, and it wvas ory towards the close of the room that speeu lation assuined ?? like tone. The only.important feature-wea the demonstrat.ion made againts Sacchsrome- ter, who was driven back to 8 to 1 in a twinkling, and it Vas not until awell-knownspeculator ...

... AP.O4TING INTELLIGEMOR CIHSTIRR RAOH , aTUESDAT. Grosvenor Stakesof 10 6o0i each, ?? 50added; ?? and a ?? by Tippler, 4 yrs, St-7lb beati:4 Despair 6 yrs Sat 11b (2); Stanton, 6 yrs, $St 131p (3). Haudkap.Picte of a0 soya ;S ?? ?? tbei, S Yros 7&stl;b beating Iady loja, aged, 9at 3;b ; lAfrS. 4 yrs, Setsxb(3). Chesterfleld Stakes (Handicap) of- 6 sovy eaehwjith l10 added, for 3-yr-olds: 7fars ...

... AQUATIOSB MO watercat ?? Bridgti, High Water ftrnoon31 min~ptest s GSnT. 23 morning 49 ?? ?? ?? 1o 45 ?? 0. 2 27 ?? 2 1 256.. 1 28. ]Hatches for INext Week. R~oivin Club-Rigit-oars, Chiaiwick to Putnrey. Satardlly.u4~ondl n Ia yacht Club-Closinig trip. Blackwell 3.30 p.m. ,2E CIIAMPIPOINS EIE' Of the THAM~ES. Great race Between Robert Chambers (of New- caetle) and Th1oflsa White (of ...

... Matches for Next Week. Monday, at Hluoslet-All Enlglanld Eleven v. Twenty-two of Leeds. ounday, ?? All Englandv, Twenty-twOof Northui. berland. Tuesday and Wednesday, at the Oval-Krennington v. Gentlemen of Dlaidetone. Thursday, at Leicester-All England Eleven v. Twenty-two of Leicester- ehire, Thursday, at Stockto-on-TeCes-Unitd All England v. Twenty-Lwo of Stockton and district. Royal Horse ...

... -- Sporting Doings at Leeds and its Vicinity- KecuaS ANrD SsePaL.-This game has been the leading sport of this district during the week. On Saturday, the long-pending match, which had been put off from the time named in the articles, between Walker Wainwright (of Kiratall) and Hiram Yeadon (of Yeadon), in consequenee of thC illness of the latter, wos played on Baildon Moor, near Bradford. The ...

... P~ue Arn Rinanoxy LODan.-The usual Meeting of this Lodge (No. 72) took plaen at the Loodon. Tavern, oa Thursday, 27th inet, Br T. Parker, W 2d., presiding, conducting the businees of the evening in his usual lucid style. By a strange coincidence, two interesting ?? took place on the occesion; the first was the presentation of a Jewel to an old P.M., Br J. Loan, who oxpreesed his gratitude to ...

... BETT INC. SL'attersall's, M1 onday. Tte early purt of the afternoon wea occupied by the settling of out- istauding accounts. Coming events, however, soon ?? the past races out of memory, and some movemcnts relative to the Autumn Handicaps were watched with much curiosity. end excited considerable interest. Against La Vapour for the Coesarowitch raoch bostility had been evinced on the -Saturday ...

... A Q U AT I C 8. Eigh Water at London Bridge. JxuAarv 5 morning 10 mln.past 5 afternoon 30 minmpaal 6 a t60 ?? b ?? 10 ?? 8 7. 30 ?? ?? 60 . ?? 6 ?? ?? ?? 30 . ?? 7 ?? ?? 7. ?? 25 ?? S 1.0 ?? 0 ?? , ?? ?? , 3G ?? 9 11 ?? ?? , . ?? lo ?? 50 . 10 Royal T!hames Yacht Club. Agreeably with the notice in last week's ERA, the usual Monthly Meeting of the Club has been deferred from the lt no the 8th ...

... C I E S S. EDITED BY HERB LOEWENIIHAL. To Correspondents A* AllommunniCetiona to be direoted to Ea. Offlce, 3, Cntherine4tyeet, Strand, London. * Owing to a severe attiek of ullnees, Mr Loewenthal has been obliged to retire from the contest in the Grand Tournament. Problem, No. 419, by, Herr Conrad Bayer. BLACK. WlITf. White to move, and mate in four moves. TlED folouwing Intereeting games ...