... -YORSI - I YORKSHIIRE YACHIT R9EGATTA. I The races in connection with the nifthild regatta, under the auspices of the .IRoyal Xbhir Yacht, 1 Club, took place on the Humber et Wednesday and I yesterday. On Wednesday the great %X0At Was the race for the prize consisting of -a 1hioc. of plate, value I sixty guineas, presented by TIhe 'club, to be sailed l for by yachts belonging to aay XIoyal ...

... NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETING. Tbjs meeting is postponed until to-day (Thursday). DERBY MEETING. This meeting is postponed until to-morrow (Friday). 0 MANCHESTER BETTING.-YRSTERDAY. TVIE Livscltpoor, STFCPLECHfASE. 9 to 1 agst Cortolvin-offered. 10 ?? 1 L'Africaine-taken. 11 1 ?? Alcibiade-taken. 11 1 .. Creole-offered. 12 .. 1 Latura-taken. 16 .- 1 ?? - istake-offered. 20 1 ?? Merrimac ...

... I NOTTINGHAM RACES. PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY (TUESDAY). Horses marked thus ?? have arrived. The TeerAL STAscn of s sore each, with 30 added; two-year-olds 6Bit Ifib. three 8st 21b, four Oat 61b, five Oat 121b, six and aged lOSt; eelling and other allowances. One mile. Attarle Irinosfoae ?? King Hal Polition Oppression The Roamr HooD SmsArica of 10 sevs oach, with 60 added, for two-year-olds; ...

... Since tice battle of Farnborossgh (between poor Tunm Sayers and thic American J. C. Heenan), fights for tle Championship of England bave foiled to create a vcry lerge amount Of interest or speculation, and the one now under notice, except by or with a select few, bae not in the least increased the interest or raised one iota the falling preetigo of the Pit. A fight for thle C0amm. pion's Bell, ...

... READING GRAND OPEN MILITARY AND ) * 'lll:HUNT MEETING. ill YESTE RDAY. Thie WoesrLrv r STAKES (free handicap) of SO eoa each, with 3D in added ; winners extra. About three iules. es Whitelinl, 0 yrs, lost ?? ?? A. Sadlor 1 U- Pineapple, aged, lost 121b ?? - ..J. Page 2 I Kenslslgton ([ateForester), aged, lotjilb Cept.L'Hlrford 0 Flylisher, nged, 12st 71b ?? .. ., J. Pope 0 .0, Betting: 7 to 4 ...

... HIUNTING PPOINTMIENTlt! Tmz Nolae WAftSoExelnR HouVYD, at . douday, fee. 24, Stonelslgh Abbay; Wednesday, Dec. 29> ilosqlsj oa Monday, Dec. 24, The King'a LIead, WIltesbourno ; ,Wedntday,. Dee. 20, Snittoilleld; Thursday, Dcc. 27, Lower Shoolabsrgh;. Saturday, Dec, 29, IdIleoto House. . ,; TTS ATIIBR68ToNg UONDH, at e ?? day, Peo. 22, Colon Houso. Tnx WORCEoTRRsEllM HOUND8, at a Varter before ...

... WARWICK SPRING RACES. Stewards: The Marquis of Hastings, Hon. W. 11. North, ?? Payne, Eq. Judge, Mr. Clark. Starter, Mr. Thomas McGeorge Clerk of the Course, Mr. S. Merry. YESTERDAY. The Grand Animal Steeplechase Day brought together a much larger asseniblage than either of the previous onme, The card indicated an excellent clay's sport, and on the whole visitors and lovers of sport could not ...

... L:IVZRPOOL, THURSDAY EVENING. GOODWOOD SELECTIONS. Nursery Stakes-Cinoinnaticolt, or Cannon Ball. Chesterfield Cup-Wild Agnes. March Stakes-Claymore. !{snToR. *LIVERPOOL TROTTING MEETING. Committee of Malsxgesrent,-Mr. Robinson Little, Sir. liery Taylor, Mr. Edward Howard, ir. J. M'lItyre, 3 ?? 1 C .'Gonvtlie, M1r. P. Eden, Mrt. John Henderson, Mir. Jas: Taylor, MIr. R. KEays. Chairman: Thomas ...

... I .. . I 'o WEDUNESDIAY EVENISoI. L s~l-. 'twick won; Gonmera could As anticipated, Vt. ?? home into a Place;, not- qasite last, bitt strill wvith the 31(ows, and Scamander wae troublon 'iition of being a non- CaitbhnesB verified the aup.pb-- fourth position is Stayer, although his obtainnok will be a great not to be despised. Toe-morrow toe is provided. dyand a .mot sumptaousbil of S. , g. ...

... Thee in LivnRPooL, TUEoSDAY EVENING. Thr ilbe two meetings to-morrow to engage - the attention of turfites - one in the north, at ILI Beverley, and the other in the south, at Stock- DO bridge. Without making any comment upon the '11 - various features incidental to2 each gathering, it would perhaps he more advantageous to give the 2 probahle results of the events to be decided at each ir- ...

... - . ~~~LONDON, SATunbAT EvHMN(a. , The Plaundit sensation is 3tlll the prevailing I topic It has been wisely said that there is no . smoke. vvthout fire; and from the uneasiness and i uncertainty betrayed by the early supporters of I this colt for both his great engagements, there may I be some ground for- the suspicion that all is not l well with the Richmond crack, During the week there has ...

... SIPORTING.' COCKERMOUTH PARKS COURSING MEETING. Patron: The lion. P. S. Wyndham, M. P. Stewards: . Dalzell, Esq., J. Blackstock, Esq., D. Rapley, Esq., J. MItchel,1A Esq., H. 1R. Wyndham, Esq D. Jackson, Esq., W Faulder, Esq. Judge: Mr. Warwick. Slipper: Mr. Motcalf. Fleld-keeper: Ir. W. Cape. Hon. Seo.: Mr. J. Nalsbit. This two-day meeting commenced on Tuesday. The first day resulted as ...