... ThlE LAST' OF A MIGHTY RACE. A crresptclt oi the arthrcllwoi adds a chapter to the story cf the vieb iisitus> oi ?? the shtures of the Attar Se a is th:v asdtle of tile celebrated counts Ehevenhullr, a. family to iltt~ivi elko itearly the whole of UI pper Austria i u ] ngt .1. tiihW ti teltih century this family had furnished ?? ii t, >iiC ...

... WIMUBLDON PRIZE MEETING. (From the Times.) The glorious weather with which the meeting has been so 11 far favoursd attracted the volunteers to the camp in suchI numbers on Tuesday that all the spaces previously allotted e were not orly claimed, but it became manifest to the execiu tiveof theN ?? Associationthatextra tentaccommo- E dation must be provided.' The early morning saw Colonel Luard ...

... PrrOFESSI(ON' 'SPO{TIN-(A MEN. Il a L etter to the Spcu-tatu'. Mr. Thomas Hughes,, ( Ton bet: Brown,) says ?? ITiee As the coinitisy gets richer, anil the cumbhr of uinfo tinate did people with nothing particular to do in the worldl almost then the most dangerous of the danlgerous classes, increases, h i there is a constant tendency with us to turn sport intot serious pursuits, and as ...

... DOWLING. GLASGOW. CLUBS r I ATISFIIME CLUBS. (tub. Toioll ?? TeOW. 11) ,, Bt3rkip, 1-7 b S 1 oQA xihnarnock, * i l-args, - . . 3 N Avo, Citadel, reI2'1hoUntOn: - 91 Ardeer - - '9 4 Glengartock, A -(;sIton, * - ?? er.law, lN? ...

... MOYAL CAlI)ON-IAN- HUNT AND PERTH RACES. RACES. Tl,(e Loyal Ca(lcouian Hlunt and Perth llaces commenced yesterday on the North Inch, Perth, and will be continued to-day and 1 iday. The weather, although dull and cold, was dry. and a very large concourse of spectators assembled Onl the Inch to witness the sports. The Grand Stand wa.s well filled, a., was alo the stand beiul cing tu the members ...

... PLOUGHRINtG MAT CR'ESl. OIlY MO0NBIAND, BARONY. tf'IIU1 N JD~ The anual ia iaghin ?? this society t ie la :a h ,rdy hea~t; oat the fariax (It Mr. .laois DzlvieKfat:x Old Mxakiual.'hit tsrwas, very Nvt, 'taid twa caa tia'a naacawudhr oiemu t.'i illuwi tmiaidasut) ?? the ?? was niot, howr-e.- ti lit d, 'Illi, by dais ,uatexwhich 1naigih daetiierired Ialxlay lc'c vatv- anest a-rawoltonsts. ...

... CO U RS ING. BARNTON COURSING CLUB. With the kind permission of George Dunlop, Esq., the present lessee of the game On Mallesy Grounds, formerly coursed over by the late Mal- leny Club, the above club ran their last meeting F for the season on Monday the 9th iest. The meet ?? on Harlow Moor. Owing t) the rough and uneven nature of the ground, as well as to tbe poor running of the hares, it ...

... THE E NIvERStTY BOAT RA-tE. (Frora the Manchester Omuariian.) The contest for the blue rihbbn of the Thaiies, r the Universities of IIxforll and tambridgeo. tv - Saturday morningforthe twentieth time. I .. .i- ure'eu d a very gay aeect. the bridge being crowded evith srlectailw, while the river was dotted all over WIth _a',.rt, .Jot the stately vacht to the sculler's outrigsveted I -it *h. ...

... GRASND BOWLING MT(i{ IN ?? The Glasgow Bowling Clubs annl. rnatL,) for a ',Ier cup wras played yesterday af~ternoon on thea e.feret &1asesw^ greens, the clubs compreting and the result-1ein bm ~s fo!!eu:- T-tal Total Tozri Tiii trel shots. shot Albany ?? . 154 Opponents. 13T I* Btllahouston. 113 12¾, I . Belvidere ?? ., IO ,, Bridgeton, 155 , 1:34 2 . ?? 1 Ca Lton . ?? 70 Govan ?? 7 . . . i ...

... PLOU GIN G MATCHES,. T IKILBAWNHAN AGRTVUrZJURUAL SOCTFST. The ayttvul ?? in cosotectimon witlhd tuir the auspices of, the Eilb;'rchan A-ricuiltaral S)ciety, took e on the farm of Fauleis. trie .m-icr Tty of J. L. clarvey, of Costlesennple, OD TseSdtlay hat., under the most favourable circumsntances. Time wei[thcl, which for long has been so nOprtpmtmou,, On this; occasioin was alec)st all ...

... PLOtGHING MATCH. BELIIELVIE.-A number of the neighbour8 of Mr Alexander' Mutch, frrier, Meadowbank, having deoided to give him a hitch with his plong'hing, about twenty ploughs 8tartdd, and the work was performed in a masterly style. The Judges-Mesars Skeno, Laingseat; Kemp, Whitecairns, and Wood, Bill of Keir-decided the order of merit as follows:-1, James Young, Whitecairns; 2, Robert Harvey ...

... iLOUGHING *ATCAES., Fyvmc.- -A friendly ploughing match for a trial of skill among the prize .ploughmen of this district was held on Tuesday, 3d int.,ronalloldgatBoewiehillock, kindly granted by Mr reter Milne for the purp 3e. Dnring tbe day Mr MUilne entertained the ploughmen with refreshments. The judges were Messrs -Homre, overseer to Miss Hay, Bridgend; and Faskin, Bowie- hillock, who ...