... *,paLttrtig futethtrtaeu. THE HAMFpSHIrtE WEEK AND CURRENT TI MEETINGS. the 1 TO THE EDITOR OF THE~ DAILY NEWS, for t SiR,-Disappointmnent awaited all who braved the inconveniences that attend the assisting at a Stock- RE bridge Meeting, with an idea of seeing a Student, tord Seit Lyon, or Rustic turn up for the Derby of 1867. The lill- efirsta a~peztranCes made were anything but ?? er otan ...

... S iur ~. g i~ rt~rec. .GOODWOOD RACES-TUEsDAY. OTheacknowledged supremacy of Goodwood over all other meetings for magnificeat scenery and aristocratic patronage Is an historic fact in turf literature, and every year writers exhaust i almost evesy epithet in the EnXglish language in extolling Its Bbeautiful view6a or depicting the brilliant assemblage of rank and fashion that throngs th lawng ...

... Messrs. Hunt and Roskell have again obtained the order d for the Brighton Cup, value 400l., after a keen competition IS with several of the most eminent London firms. .e A two-year-old colt by Trumpeter has joined P. Price s t string. Haphazard and several more are shortly expected. Filibuster has been sold the French Government for d 10 000!. *1 Fifteen two-year-olds belonging to Count de ...

... LANGLEY (NEAiz DEtnny.)-Tho members and friends of I the Langley Cricket Club bring their season to a close in the wakes week every year by playing a match among them- I selves, and this season's event came off last Wednesday, t -vhich day was as beautiful as cricketers could desire. Sides were chosen by Messrs. WVXalklr and P. Vernon, The latter won the toss;, and put his men in to the ...

... SP OR T I NG. [BY TELEGRAPH.] TATTERSALL'S BETTING--YESTEP.DAY. NORTIIUM1BERLAND PLATE. 5 to 1 agst Windham, taken 7 to 1 - Caithness, taken 8 to 1 - Miss Haevorth, taken 12 to 1 - Honesty, taken 12 to 1 - Red Earl, taken 12 to I - Harry Brailsford, taken 14 to I - 1olan, taken GOODWOOD STAKES. 10 to 6 agst Slender, taken 15 to 1 - Forester, taken 20 to 1 - Lucifer, taken 20 to 1 - Surney, ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE MASSMPER NE IHARTIIRS-11-30. Thmrsday, Dec. 6, ?? I)avidson's public-housv, Killead. KILLLULTAOTI iia.iEnS-11-30. .VedlnescdatY. Dec. 5, ?? Nntt's (Killea(l). Saturday, Dec. 8, ?? Killultagh House. OLD ROCX, AND CHICHESTER 1 ueRTERS-11-30. T'silsoay, Dec. 4, ?? Gregory's Lane-ends. Saturday, Dec. 8, ?? Black bog-hill. IVEAGH HUNT-11-d0. Tuesday, Dec. 4 ?? Tillylishi ...

... - e EDINB1 Gtd' AND T MIDLOTHIAN RIFLE ASSOCIATION PRTZE UBEETING. Shooting was resumed yesterday mwrnitng at the Blackford range. The weather wal still exceed- ingly favourable, with light wind. Firing begza at eight 'clocik, A,m and continued till near eight in the evening. Throughout the day the firing',was very accurate and steady, and, indeed, this has been a general characteristic of the ...

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... THE VOLUNTEERS y v 9TH SUFFOLK (LEISTON) VOLUNTEERS. g ANNUAL PRIZE SHOOTING. t Saturday last was a day that has for some time been a looked forward to with feelings of pleasure, mingled I with some degree of anxiety, by those members of the I 9th. Suffolk Rifle Corps who had qualified themselves to r enter the lists to contest for the prizes which were this year presented for competition. The ...

... | Stwar LINCOLNf SPTPRING ITING. I Stewards. n)l. v v A; ?? -ST .~uv~vazu ice Ot Newcastle, Sir Frederick Johnstone, Dart., Henry Chaplin, Esq., Edward Heneage, Egq., M.P. Judge t an Hadiapptn er Mr. Richard Johnson. S t Mr. M's e tore Clerkeofrile Course: Mr, W. Ferd. Sart d George Tuesday, Feb. 20. The sudden fost that set in on Aond ay last caused serious doubts tobeentertainedxas to the f ...

... C H E S S. EDITED BY HERR LOEN'ENTHAL. To Correspondents. ?? All communications to be directed to Era Office, 3, Catherine.strest Strand, London. E. H.-Ilerr Anderssen has accepted the challenge- The natchsill pro, bably take place in July next. R. E-The General Meeting of the British Chess Association Will take place early in March. Lord Lyttelton has consented to preside. A. S. ...

... A Q U AT IC S. I Royal Thames Yacht Club. The entries for the schooner aid yawl matches this day (Saturday) Ciloed at the ?? Clab-house, Albemarle-street, on Wednesday Cvtniag, cee follows:-.. FIRST CLASS-.;Exceeding 100 tons; prize valie 100. St. Yachit 0oat. cot. Port. Owner. 1. Circe . ?? ?? 123 London ?? George Harrison, Esq. 2. Gloriau a .ll ?? 148 ?? 133 Cowes . A. 0. Wkilkinsoi, Esq. .. ...