... I _ _ _ ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB. The members of the club sailed Cheir annual match yesterday, when the Liverpool boat was again victorious, the result being- Name. Port. Owner. ?? Liverpool ?? T.Beddon,Esq ?? Volante ?? London ..,H N. C. Maudaley, Esq. 2 Thue Liverpool maintains her position as the first port in the 'world. The Astarte is of 75 tons hurt hen, and the Voante 60 tons, o.m. The ...

... I LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Although I have not been by any means fortu- nate in the Goodwood Stakes to-day, so far as the winner is concerned, I have one great satisfaction, viz,, that I could not andwould not haveTbaleatris, as 1 always thought her a bad animal. The Goodwood Cup must have been a good race for bookmakers, as more than half the horses en- gaged have figured in the ...

... LivniDFOOL, WEDNESDAY EVENING. The question now to be fully disoussed, and perhaps (let us hope so) decided, is how the July Stakes was ruin, and whether or no any mistake was made. Nothing would give the public more pleasure than to see Liddington and The Duke meet again to-morrow in the Chesterfield Stakes, but hic, Iam frai, i scrcey lkely* still, i ' suchbe te cae, ad bih ods b lai~ on ...

... r ,?z . SPO W., T? i N-11 ?ERCB-:,.,k I ? ? ? - I vonriltes. Bl]3air Atho'irasadone too m'isrhvor~ce~'' ipleas rume. WlikAtheMglto'divisinfdoe 'good enoiugh Vto' e: ~ ?? te vl' .think, finid.the ?? .takeall 1thefirtm tooi. lrmottebs YORK AUGUST MEETING Bewards Thie yea t bamOsw, the Due of Old Keopeora o eatochboMessrs.Weatherb Althougf h ?? ahother tug of war s be ?? the first and, ...

... | SPORTINTI ITELL GENCE L ?? WnSnDAY EVrENING. ?? atpr autU mpaign, so far ad indicate bytebttinlg, at present seems destined to lack ing of the surprises of the spring and summer meetin p. Hymettue, after having re- ceived substantial suppert from the followers of Fobert's stable, was scratched at 10 45 a.m. yea. terday, a circumstance by no means unlooked for, after 100 to I having been ...

... I LivEinOLOn, WrDNESDAY EVENING. The Liverpool Cup weighta have at length made their appearance, although at the time of writing they had not been made public. As Mr. Topham had the benefit of the Cambridgeshire running for a guide, he can scarcely have made much mistake in apportioning the various imposts. From the casual glance which I have had at the list, my opinion is that Donnybrook (6 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENXC. LIVERPOOL, MONDAY EVENING. Two races only are complete at Reading to- morrow, one of which being a military affair requires no comment. The Whitley Stakes has a lot of very good animals, but the top weights, with the exception of Ascot, are scarcely likely to put in an appearance. With 11 at. 10 lb., this horse is certain to keep everything safe over 11 st. Puss, with 10 ...

... Thems annual sports were hold on Monday and Tuesda on the Marsh.- The situation was, as USUal, ,closed; and the proceedings, notwithstanding an* inerease iathe admission fee, as compared with former: years, attracted, on both days. a large concourse of spectators. The omanium gathernnm waR not, however, so very choice in its composition ; it included a few of the resectable, order, some of ...

... ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? I 13ETTING AT MANCEISTER.-FIIDAY. TodoaY there did not seem to be any commisuons worthy of notico In the markot, and 1I to 4 was currently offered on the field for the Liverpool Cop; but very little wagering upon any homr took place. Tho following were tho olocing TI5E LIVEUPOOL A1TUHiN CUP. Quo on at. lb Tralnem. Donybrok ?? to St koltol..7 0 ?? Ch't el.nn.brook I'll jo to I ...

... DooCG'rT v. CATrON.-In June last, one Doggett brought an action in the Sheriff's Court against one Catton for £5 10s. for money had and received. 'l'he defendant pleaded that the .money was de- posited as a bet for gambling on a race horse, and that part of the condition of this bet was That all bets should stand on the day of the race, whether the horse was scratched or not. The evidence ...

... Colonel Chambers, of Priory House, Everton, has received the following subscriptions towards the fund for the purchase of a yacht for General Garibaldi:- Er ployls of Jones, Quiggin, and Co., per Mr. P. S. Isaac ?? £1210 3 Collected by the Foremen from the Employls of Thomas Vernon and Son ?? 11 17 10 J. R. Jeffery. Esq: Compton House ?? to 10 0O' Collected by Mr. . R. M. Butler from the ...

... `- O--BQ I-.J CRIEOKNT. I : I I I .- We have ?? season of tmanyr matehui,; dinfrwxhtlv e~4n l~u!too aud I dn' enjoy ?? noct'leftte'r-i'g and since n man everoyt has di cvrddth1 WA ,to,hi a good ,bal ae' we Ise h h eicov..t he, fiel4 %cwtec Aneare, thn ?? pitce ut oi utt have6 'been.-'.When, I sa :ejyfedn, inolude also a scientifio.plon o h en oa to aupport the bowler,' ?? aeev1athito ...