... 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 ?? ...

... I SPUV1TNG INTzLLJGBxallBi , I HUNTING APPOINTXEXTS. (Weather Permitting.) ?? of H~oluds will oblige us by caursing their Hunt- .ing Appointments to b forwarded, st their earliest conve- I nience, to our Reporter of Sporting Intligncne, No. 1, Clement's-inn, Strand, London.] . The following appointmuents have been received since our last publication: STAGHOUNDS. Sir C. Constable's, Saturday, ...

... CHESTErR Cup.-Owners of horses are reminded that the entries for this race munst be made on or be- fore Wednesday (to-morrow). DERBY SUMMEr MEETING.-Nominations for the Chesterfield Stakes (twn-year-4ld), with 50 sovs. added by the nobleman from whom they derive their name, close on Tuesday, Jan. 7. DErRBY SPRING RACES.-The Midland Steeple- chase, the Hurdle Race, Harringtlon Plate, and ...

... HUNTING A'POINTMENTS. DOECEMBER. The Ward Union Mounds-2Ist, Dunhoyno; 23rd, Daily- macarnty; 30th, Illbride. AtOne. Kildare llunt-tlith, Sailins, 21st, Eagle Hill. At 11, Kilkenny Hunt-20th, Lodge Park Gate; 27th, Froshford; 28th, 4-Mile Stone Dublin Road. At a quarter te Eleven. The Wicklovw Harricrs-20Lh, Ballytoeskin; 28rd, New- castle; 20th, Coolbeg; 80th, Kennel. At 11. Meath leounds- ...

... SPORTINTG IN TB 3LLIGE'XOEB. D~BPFoor AND AIILA-From 12,000 to 15,000 speo. atesa Wsmbled, at the ?? Wick Grounds an Monday, gad never since Deerfhot haai showv In this ?? was a scene of suth excitement witneaeed. So moch imortance did the Indian, or his frienda for him, attach to the racej snd the heavy stake at Isaue-A200-that be, on this oceaason, ap- peared in the usual saber drese of an ...

... SPORTING INTELLIMENCE.7 HUNTING AXPOINTMENTS, The Earl of Portsmouth's Hounds will meet on Thursday, December 26, at .Sione Mill; on Saturday, the 28tb, at Winkleigh Wood; on Monday, the 80th, atMariansleigh; on Tuesday, the 91st, at Lapford Station;; on Thursday,- January 2, at Chubmleigh Beacon; and on Saturday, the I 4th, at Taw Bridge-each day at eleven. Lord Poldimore's Hounds will meet ...

... PLOUUHING MATCHlES. to.- The animialpilouging~ii match of the YT[ANISIDE FAnR~ienRCLUB rd was held at HilIhoead, Thllon, onl Tuesday, l0th. Juilges-Mss B-lrron, Muikllmiill ;Nicol, CLOS~tOnse, and Banneriasn, far m- overseer, Ellon Castlc-awvasded the prizes as follows :-1 Wns. Sutherland, Hillhead; 2 Adam Brown, Mains of Esslemont; 3 J. Whitton, Malins of Waterton ;4 John Sim, Mains of ...

... H UJNTING. a, A GOOD RUN WITH MR. MUSTERS' HOUNDS, R ax It is somewhat remarkable to find the characteristics o Si ra, first.rate men revived in thle second or third generation of H *1; their descendants. Sometimes resolute vigorous men, who VE tin inherit a reputation from their grandfathers, set themselves he about extending it. We have an instance of this faculty, this 1l determination, in ...

... WWINNING JOCKEYS in GREAT ERITAIN I in 1861. Abdale, I Adams. F Adams, J Adams, S Alderolt Argent Ashmall. Auckland Austin ?? Barron Bench ?? Bendy ?? Blekbbari Botro. I Boyce, W, Bradley, I Buck ?? Bullock (i Bunting . Calvart Cannon Carroll Carter Challoner Chapman Charlton. Clement. Comery Covey, H. Covey, J.. Creesswell Curtis ?? Custancs( Daly, J.. Day, A. (i Deacon . Donatdsor Dowling ...

... Tim following are games A and B, which we omittedW yesterday, in consequence of errors in the MS-;,j handed us:- GAME A. .'RITE. BLACK. Mr. 1M'Laine. Mr. A. S. Barry. 1. P tn K 4 - P to K 4 2. K Kt to B 3 QP to Q 3 3. Q P to Q4 1AtksP . l 4. Kt tks P K XttoB33 5. KB to Q 3 B to K 2 6. Castles Castles 3 7. K R Pone P to K R 3 8. KB Pto4 B toQ2 9. Q ?? tn B 3 Ktto Q B 3 11). Ktto Kt B tks Kt 11. ...

... DERBY L O T S FOR 1862. To as Enra of it DALY Fear. Slr,-The brothers Dayare said to have a great eharne between them in the forthcoming Derby, and with a dark hoise, too, so that it is only right every aoe in their teams khould 'be carefully noticed, and I commence apira to'ni ;tn fj I . . . .. .~ I l . :. : t .. . nipcn . W. V2i'S LOT. Mr. Hensy's Aivediton, by Tadmor-roesslanus. Mr. W. ...

... It ' 4- ?? ~ ifj E $ . . -. s . ?? 0i. lu~h .er4lM~'Iacil~p)ot ~505.`.Aiioct two miles The ~st~fpy~ . of,.6q~feac1h, W~th ,28' addetreya tl .Thhge~,,aid 'Be,..taiL T~e Cry~ola Btakes(Ii ci~c~is Of,5 595~ ech,~wJtla28 6imes feii Ai~ 'O~4i5'' 9g m F Equirt, 2 ire, has beencc reramed Actpp..; i toaei~ '~J~nggptjo, 4 yin, oltartgel itandsfor,. s.st.a .qxj so'pld j Thiii, Vni all ?? Pro ' Ilr. H. ...