... PEDE $T R IAN I SM, Matches for the Week. 110tday-Gu. s and Lewis, 100 yards, L5 a side, at Garratt-lane. ?? and SymO, 100 yards, 5 a aide, at sdsrratt-lare. ltdo.Harrrldiep raec of l 10 yards, for a champion silver cup and other prom3, at Broerpton. D3looday&8mrv and Jones, 120 yards, IO a side, at Aston Cross, Bir- miOgham, Jones to hove two ycrds' rtart. ?? and Stott, j440 yards, e2 0 a ...

... TRADESJIEN'S 1OURL-OA1ED 2 ACE. _ q di a A four-oared race came off yesterday on the London river, first which, although for a smiall stake, created a considerable to amount of interest, owing to the competitors being mem- tit The b rs of two rival tradesmen's clubs. Four young men of th ind Blackfriars, originally belonging to the Blackfriars Aquatic (t3 by Club, lately challenged four of the ...

... I - -nt-t ' t - __ _ ?? .. ?? ?? A-a CROYDON STEEPLE, CHASES. WBDNE8DAY,;, The Croydon Stakes (1landlcap) of 5 soya. each, with 30 sora added ; tEntmansonov.,each. ?? threem.illes. 910 Mr Golby's Johnny, byJobno'Gaunt, 5yrs.NightltinlI 1 .-40: 2.MrLand's Heads orfaills, 6yr n ?? 2 - 10' 23M Smith's Chester, 5yrs ?? , Bennett 3 The follewins aiso ran -The Curate lost 7ib (Eatwell)'i The ...

... THE PAST RACING SEASON.-No. 2. TO the EDITOR QJ the DAILy PosT. Sir,-I left you at the Newmarket fjraven in my last, the next meeting to which was that at Catterick Bridge, and then we ...

... SPORTING INT!ELLIGENCB. ind TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. JIr, The few subscribers present wore occupicl in settling the their Croydon accounts, and the room was desrteddat an rial early hour. Eettledrum was made the first favourito for ird* the Two Thousand Guineas, being backed at 7 to 1. Later, 3 to 1 was laid agst Kettledrum and Diophantus coupled, the and the following five were backed against the ...

... OUR CRICKETING TARLLT. County of Surrey Mliatches, 1860. The following nine County mtcheb were played by Surrey duting the past season, of which they lost four, won two, and three were drawna all of which were considered in their favour:- let 2d DATIS AND PLACE. SIDESa inn. inn. Total. My3, SUNrrey ?? . 220 - o ?? ?? . 66,.. - 6 Sussex had five wickets to fall Dr ,in consequence. Of Wet. ...

... | ' 'rd wAPPOINTMENTS ~ . . I .. I . J . . . Ward iatlon Hound&-Saturday, 15th,, The Ward; Mlm- J day6 17ti, Mayne; Wednesday, 19th, Eight-Milo Steno Ash- bouple n s ad;, baturday, 22d, Blackball; Monday, 24th, BaIl- lymqparnsey; NNWeadullsy, . 2¢th, Fiathose; . Saturday, .29th, gix-Mile:Stine; Aebbos'rne road,. Monday, a1st, Priestown Crr~osdMfnd.-At ?? . ' Palmerstown' Harriers-Frlday, ...

... I - - C OURSING. I Pensham ;Hous9 Meeting, Woriestershire. I Tuesday, 4th December. Stewards: W. Gough, Esq., Mr J. Ashmore, and Mr C. Abell. Judge: C. fiandell, Esq. Slipper: E. Taylor. Mr ?? ABBEY SEAKES. Mr Srsinger's Gboria S beat Mr Eaine's Hybrid Mr FmorrFi's Farmes Daughter -Mr Curnack's Coronation Ur Froerh's Facmery aghe Mr Byrd's nomination tilt ]rocte'a Tiny Mr Buckle's Btrandy ...

... aOUNTAINSTOWN COURSING CLUB. Draws for the Produce Stalcos. Lord Beative's Bayonet against Mr Pellock's Bamboozle. Captain J D Bereaford'sBattleaxe againat Captain Stewart's Sirocco. Lord Lurgan's Master G P against Lord Bective's Barmaid. Lord Bective's Bittern against Captain Archdail's Musjid. Lord Bective's Bunting against Capt Beresford's La Belle. Captain Stewarte Sirius against Col ...

... ELEVATION',OF -TfE,,COLOU.RED.IlACE, AND. OPENING OUTJqOF THjlRESOURC4 OPFi AFRICA. An iporantm ovement for opening, out the a~resourcres o e~visst porrion of tho concinent.-of Afriea ?? been rmadea by some of the moat intelligent Go- Elourcd people of ties United States Ande Cansida. Having Iformed a society with this object in view, Dr. Delany and ?? Campbell were comemir-sioned to go out ...

... I : SPOi 'ING. : I RIE VIEW OF TE[EHW0-YEA1t.OLJD8 OF 1860. No. IV. ta NoM SiRa-After ]Doncaster, there are -only thse three BWa Newmarket meetings for the crack two-yeidaros to most hen although Imust not pass ove the runn1113ing at Richmondi in tl 8St Ub,~ 'mat the former of course0 winning easily, with so land much the'bnit'of the weights; 'but the plerformance scarcely to Vi eclipsed that ...

... HU9Tl 4 ?GAFFO?INTAf M. I' ' DECH)MR11; i . IS Ward Unloa Hounds-Saturday,: 15th, The Ward; Mon- day, 17th, Mayne; Wednesday, 19th, Eight-Mile Stone Ash- bourne road; Saturday, 22d, Blackbull; Monday, 24th, Bal- lymarearney; Wednesday, 26th, Flathoiuae'; Saturday, 29th, Six-Mile Stone, Ashbourne road; Monday, last, Priestown Cross-roads.-At 1. Meath Hounds-Frlday, 14th, The Flathousse: ...