... j I~ ~ ._ . . I SHAM FIGHT AT HESSLE. Edi .On Monday last the villatge of, Heostleipresented an [Li aspect of unusual gaity. cnd linterest., en tbeococasion 'Of, onl a review and cain light of, the~ Hull Yolclnteer. Rifl wo Corps. Major Bennicter having iovitedi the corps to hisi thi residence at the above ?? members .assembled in : pretty large numbers at ?? Barracks, Alfred-street, I a~t ...

... TTHE ANNUAL REGATTAI OF THE ROYAL YORKSHIRE YACEr CLUB. I This annual regatta took place On Wednesday and yesterday, a-ad the saccess with which it passed off was only marred by the unpropitious weather which pro. vailed. The fine steamner Shelfiald, belonging to the vh Manekester, Sheffield, and Lincolnehire Railway Comn- b pany, was engaged by the committee of the club, and t on board that ...

... I ?5porttllq I RADCLIFFE AUTUMN MEETING-MONDAY. The Philips Elandicap-East Lancashire 1, Charles Fox 2, Cobbler 3. Won by a length and a half. The Chesterfleld Cup-Donne Canne 1, Golden Drop 2, COange 3, Lord Dundreary 4. Five ran w won by a length, The All-aged Selling Stakes-Coronet 1, Marmien 2, Hart. ford Hill S. Won by a length. The Bury Plate-East Lancashire 1, Mousetrap 2, Lord ...

... SPORTING 1NTELLIGENCE. I .. I (By 2'etegrape.) ]pun 1;PS0mm SPrING MEETING, FRIDAY. t IC WATHRLOO PLATE of 50 sov3, added to a Handicap Sweep- the ta Of 5 eacub, for all ages. Winners eoxtra. Three quarters of a gre Mr. flodgmans Libellous, C yrs ?? . cI i 51r. ~bv'qNeorocn er5 yrs ?? 8si 8r W. C6driagtotnb Boih 4 yra ?? Five ran. TheWiEw TWO YEAR OLD STAKES of 10 eovs each, with 50 added, ...

... ALL ENGLAND v. GENTLEMEN OF YORK I 8 AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. I] and ?? - e -- -ml - -nn +I,. Vnrlr rAlotIp. e This match 'waa r-esumine-d ?? Cricket G Cround yester-day, under, so far as the weather is concerned. the most favourable circumstances. There was an exceed- ingly numerous and influential attendance. The York Etyapared at the wickets for their first innings. The patyg of the Englanders ...

... YORK SPRING MEETING, TUESDAY. The CRAVBN STAXES of 5 soVS each, with 5D added, for three-yc ir- olds 7st, four 8st 71b, live Dst. six and aged 9st 31b, mn and - al, 31b. Second to receive back his stakc. One mile. 9 sube. Lord Glasgow's Brother to PRapsid Rhosse, 4 yra ., (Dayle) 1 Mr. J. Osborne's br c Comet, 3 gr3 ?? .. ?? ?? ?? ., ., 2 Mr. R. 11. Jones's b c Stockunan, 3 yrs, (car. 7st 21b) ...

... IORIClET1NG ON WOODHOUSE MOOR. .n. R t o ga -& 1na- 'r --Jig . ?? ?? m - al, .li- On Saturday last, at the Leeds Town Hall, tlhe charge against a number of men for playing at cricket 6n the prohibited part of Woodhouse, Moor, which was heard and adjudicated upon by the Magistrates on Saturday, the. 5 15th, was re-heard. The defeudants were represented on t this occasion by Mr. HAREi and 'Mr.i ...

... _ . ?? The actual business of the Wimbledon rifle meeting terminated on Friday evening. All accounts concor in describing the meeting as, upon the whole, a marked success. The last camp fire was held on Friday night. At a little after nine o'clock, says the Times, a chain of carriages stretohed away into the far des- tance outside the gate, and inside, at the place where social gatherings ...

... CRICKE T. IU n X 111 J1 so ALL-ENGLAND ELEVEN v. TWVENTY-TWO O (OF BOSTON SPA AND DISTRICT. ?? match commenced yesterday, in a field at etlishq 9bf pabby'q Hotel, Boston Spa. The ground was uI anything but a crcket gj6ouii, having Qply shortly beon la laid- od Qn nwquentlyveryronngh. The ground 9°s jvery Xe small. This being the first appearance of the Eleven in of this district, caused quite ...

... I : Tea z OnOcNiS FoxnOUtS Va will meet on Monday, February 2, at Thurnholme; Tuesday, 3, at Hourhton-hall; Thursday, 5, at Winestead; Friday, 6, at l tiddlotsn-each day at a ?? to eleven. Mil.l EAaL OF YALBrtOROUOn'S FOXHeOUNDS will meet on Monday, February 2, at Swallow Cross-roads; Wednesday, 4, at News- ham Lodge Friday 0, ?? Pillar-each day at eleven o'clock.I LOBD MIDDLeTON'S Foxaoduc ...

... THE WIMBLEDON MEETLL G. The list of prizes for the Wimbledon meeting has t been published. Thlshooting will commence on Taesday, li July 7th, at one o'clock. There will be six ranges, viz.-A, r 200 yards; B, 500 yards ; C, 600 yards; D, 800 yards, E, 900 yards; and F, 1,000 yards. if FeasT STAGE OF HER MAJESTY'S PRiZE,-1. To the El beet Shot --The silver medal of the association. 2. To each of ...

... e YORKSHIRE RIFLE ASSOCIATION PRIZE - SHOOTING M:EETING. Thiis meeting was resumed yesterday (Friday) V morning, the weather after a night's heavy rain being fine, with a strong westerly breeze blowing aeross the range. A couple of contests were decided towards the close of' the previous evening, in weather of an exceedingly wet and b unfaviourable haracter.' The first was that for All-corers ...