... LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. Stewards: The Earl of Sefton, Viscount A. Talon, the Earl of Coventry, Lord Courtenay, the Earl of Stamford, G. Payno, Eaqt, and Captain White.-Lesseo and Clerk of the Course, Mr, B. NY. Topham.-Judge, Mr. R. Johneon.-Starter, Mr. T. Marshall. YESTERDAY. The TjnAL STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 30 added, for three. year olds Oat. OIb., four Sat. 41b., five 83t. 121b., ...

... 8PORT1TNGINTELLGENOE. ASCOT' R-A-CS. Stewards : The Earl of Blesbmo~gb, thes Hose. Admiral Roul, the Earl of Portsmouth. and tse! Earil ~Of Coventry, Mr. J. F., clirk Miue~g. maiden tworoyesr~oldb allowed 8ls ndtre ?? n.each, to go to. the fOd. IT.Y.O. 52 entious. Ba~bONi~i10'5 enie2y?5 ?? W aonks). Babette filly hp) .s .Wpo'(40I ?? (0 ems alPte5e!eCf~~J iu~ov A~rf) ~rflus (Forddham), anad. ...

... I I PORTING INTELLIGENCE. STOCKTON RACES. YEISTERDAY. 71he CORPaORATION~ PLATE Of 50 sore., for all ageg; whifners tAirs. Fire furlorge. Mr. Thompson's Itidlpon. yrs ?? Mr. Thompson I Mr. Thomsas' etento, 2 yra ?? Dyl 2 Mr. Peek, jun.'s Bernice, S yra ?? ol 3 'Maid of the blist Orgloorno), Dick Swivolier (Swatsosna), Brasgey (Bullo1CII), LAVerelt, (Chaliner), Trpepn (Ohirslton), Moulvio jSnow5 ...

... PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY (WEDNESDAY.) The borses marked thus ?? have arrived. Te UGON CIJP Of 200 soie., added toa Handicap of G soya. eah wvinners of 200 sova. after Msay Bb sib., two or more llb., 600 sove. I0Jb extra, or the second in a 500 moves race 61b. extra; second to receive 20 sove,, and the winner to pay 20 sova. towvards expenses. One mile and a quarter. 62 subs. age, at lb. ago. st ...

... YESTERDAY. The NuasrJry HANDIO&P of 6 SOVS. each, 2 ft., with 40 adedd, for two-year olds; a wiener after September 2ath 71b. extra; the second to save ble eajke, and the winner to pay 6 nova. towand expezees. Aboat tbee quarters of a rile. Dtr, Hudson s Captain Crow, Seti. 110 ?? 1haloe Mr. Law's Incitatue,7tt9 l2b ?? Comenlt 2 M3r, Eastwood's Meayflover, Got. 121b . ?? Hardeastle 3 IMr. ...

... MAN OHESTER- B'r-rNG-YEz8TuDAT. * There was a very fair anmount of business done today on both the Cesarewltoh and the aambridgeshire.' For the foretmer the two most in force were Asteroid 4nd'La Vapsur; not less thin 100 to' 7. 4as taken about tho formrj sand all the 25' tg I thsat could be ot were thankfully taken adainst the latter. T he' lakeless Ally and Henham Las were not 'in great ...

... H{UNTING APPOINTMENTS. NORTH WARWICESHIRE HOUND&.-At RIes. Thie day ?? Dc. 31 ?? ?? Keenilworth Cstle. Thursday .. Jail. 2 ?? Tile Hill. [wood. Friday .. - 3 ?? ?? VlLlage, fer Snob- THE ALEBIORTON HONDRl .-A a qualre to me This day ?? Dec. 31 ?? Ostacre. Thursday ?? Jan. 2 ?? Ctord. Saturday A.. ..-t .. Haughton, Eblifnal. TB WARWIOCKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At a arsr $a tD um This day, ?? rc 31 ?? ...

... The following inquosts were held yesterday by bcrough oorcner: the body Alice, wife of William Ball, master mariner, residing at No. 7, Aberdeen-street, Toxtethpark. deceased was 42 yearn of age. Her stated that she had been in the liftbit of drink* i to exoess for some time past, and for the last 18 months had been sober. She managed to get dowu stain and obtain some spirits, and went back ...

... LUJMPHANAN GAMES. Tenet), THns annual competition of athletic games came off on mai iheir Tuesday, Auguaut 6, on n field l'eloiging to Mr Berry, Lum- is pharoan Hotel. The judges-Messrs B. Dinnie, Aboyne ,, rived F. Adain, Muirtown; J. Emslie, Wester Craigievar; and me s the J. Norrie, Crosaroads-awarded as follows :-- ces I and Throwing Hammer (22 lIss.)-1 Win. Gilbert, Craigiovar, 01 ft. WI) ...

... Tfir n VARY 0 THrE DERBY. i Colonel Towncley's ch. c. Kettledrum, by Raitaplan c e (Bullock) . I' 1 3Mr MAerry's b. c. Dundec (Onotanco) 2 Lord Stamford's ch. c. Diophantus (A. Edwards) 3 r Tbe following also started .-Mlarikoff; Imaus ; Royallicu;o Russlcy; Seven Dials; Dictator ; The Drake; Yorkminster c f;ar'denor; RougeDragon; Kildonan; Lupas; Aurelian; Ather- I stone ...

... YORKSHIRE RFLE ASSOCIATION PRIZE MEETING.I Thet contests in connexion -with the first prize ?? of the above association temlinated on Saturday mornring. After the despatch of our parcel on Friday evening, however, two of the most important contests of toe mieeting Nvere decided. The fiest of these was a prize of 50f. given by Captaiin W. Morrison, of Settle North Craven, for volley firing ; ...

... SPQOTING ItM TULAYOZ ?? , . . I 1 BEDFORD RAO.ZWXgX10v. Taa SrsMTTo0.PABKlrrA 0f SO g llh by Ithe Lord.Lbeutenant of thanocanty, added to * ieeapa of _e 5 ova. ocb, f ir 3yr olds and upwards; earies and geldings r allowed Slb; winners extra. Tbsa winner to be seold for 160 e sons. it demanded. To start opposite the Stand, and So once round. Mr. W &d's Calbihan, by Kingston, s y, lot i2 (ino. ...