... HUL NTING APPOINTMENTS. Lr.ArnaAx Moor. . Wednesday. Parlintgu ?? 10 30 Friday ?? Wiglsill Village . 10 30 Saturday Towtou ?? 10 30 tiBr3rFonD AILr Aiiancr. . Saturday B. aildon Moor ?? 10 30 [A34Dswo .t.l Thursday .Wesitbridge . 10 30 Saturdlay Notton Village .. 10 30 hAleN. GCEO. FITZ- F V1AAM' . Wednesday. Leigliton Village. 10 30 'Tliursdlay H. Iilly Wood ?? 10 30 Saturtay .BarnVell ...

... - MANCHESTER STEEPLE CHASE, FLAT AND EURDLE RACE MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY (TUESDAY). Those markedarereportedarrived. A HANDICAP HURDDLD RAoE Of 6 sovso each, With 25 added. Winnersleitra. Abouttwomiles. Yrs tlb Yrs t lb Charming Woman.. a 11 7 ?? .. S 9 l0 Queen'of Trumps.. 6 10 12 *Gnyous ?? 0. 0- 9 10 srlraTICAS .5 10 12 *MalVern ?? . 9 8 'Grapeshot .C . 10 7 Fomentation . ?? 9 8 ...

... 'partite Knttdntltrt. I I TATTERSALL'S.-IVIONDAY. There were but a small member of members present at Albort-gato to-day to see the old year out, and as no great desire to speculate manifested itself, the business of the afternoon was represented by sosle half dozen bets in conD- nection with the Two Thousand Guineas and the Derby. For the first-named race Plaudit was backed at the price 1 ...

... TATTERSALL'S BETTING-YESTERDAY. THfE 2,000 GUINEAS. 4 to I aegt Major Rlwon's Plaudit, t 12 to I - LJord lurleigh ns Grand Cross, t 12 to 1 - Mr. Henry's Julius, t TIIE DERBY. lO to I agst Plaudit, off 20 to 1 - Count Lagrange's Dragon, off :0 to, 1 - Mr. Merry's NLarksman, t 30 to 1 - Mro. Eastwood's Mluster ilButterfly, t 50 to 1 - Mr. Mackenzie's The Priest, off- take 1000 to 1.5 100f) to ...

... I- J .! ?? , !i, I;I_1 ' E IORT,1-fG-'[N1TEk1 GENOE.' ; - .. ~ ~ ~ - r. ?? i 1 s uk. . BIEtXtW8TdiW$ 1'fA0Id. (presss orwcDII nsr ?? m .VP .) . DIOOar1DA, DE0. 3,--4eigansstlame& epospriale the rommittee of 1fi.s De1Belj $tO*U RaCes, aioutis to ensure the bestpocsthlei at the forhooing onj! tueeti eto exerting tleblveb 's e attsowal4 that end. Thez| 'ha'ao alsready~mde.s; au impertant stsep ...

... HUNTINO APPOINTMENTS, Th.nhnL Moon .. Friday ?? Wighi'd Village .. 10 30 Snturday Towton ?? 10 30 ?? .. Bocea ..l. ?? 10 30 ednesday'. Spoffortlh ?? 10 30 Friday . . Deighton Bar ?? 10 30 Saturday Garforth Bridge.. 10 30 ]lnAnroun AND) AIrxDALE ?? Saturday Baillon Moor ?? 10 30 jARD6Woru1 ?? Thursday.. Wnltbridge ?? 10 30 Saturday ..Tvttee Village .. 10 30 HOW, GRO. FITZ- MtLL's ?? . ...

... | kIETEOROLOGICAL .RESULTS. DEDUCED FR0M1 OBSERVATIONS TAXEN AT THE LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY. Latitude, 30 24' 48 N. Longitude, 3' ' W. 1 0 8 0 . -. , _ I BAROMZTEB. ?? Month * December. Inch, oInch. Inch. Deg, Deg. Deg. Deg. Monday 24 80832 80.21 80.271 48.2 42,8 '46.5 40.1 Tuesday26 80.20 29.97 80,073 48.6 48.3 45,9 41.0 Wednes.25 80.00 29.42 29:805 49. 7 43.1 46,4 40.5 Tjura .. 27 29.91 29.44 ...

... OLD MACHAR.-Thle Thirty-third Annuatl Competition of tho se ta Old Maciliar Poghio~g Match Assoceiationl took place oin the Masore 19.1i nit. on the farm of Upper Bodaehra, occupied by Mr C.Bnli Alias, Tico judges-Me~sra ooes, Clintcrity; Somerville, Park- horse at hlull; anti Macintoeh. Balniagask-gvirv tlie awards as follows:- solith, Fo linlttg t aies Daguid, fantner's son, Denniore ; 2, 3. ...

... HORSE P.ACING ON TUIE ?? ?? As a proof of the incit-- on the cbntinellt it 1. !t amrount of stake- cojot I Lifl il .o and Bsden am,,un-- to ra£hcr ov ' about il14,00. The Jc rh-y Cl,, madre an illmelrve of LI ,l I to t . 1 edition to tihat tey at y- I V. is Prilnci lvy gi; tll 7 a:l hs th. P meetings. Iil 2i~en:ll. Li'Ou~ h.i r deducted LOSOO. v.hi jS ti C ?? and7, aided mueey in t' , t C i ...

... I . S . - e_ -R - . I o 4pgN . MANCHESTER STEEPLE CHASE, FLAT AND, HIRDLE RACE MEETING. Tfie' Manchetetr races. fixed to be held at Old, Trafford yesterday and this day (Wsdhesday) have' been postponed, iti consequence of the frost and snow., 2¶his is a: great disappointment to owners of horien; 'is Debarly. every animal engaged 'had arrived.' The meeting will come off on Friday and Saturday ...

... I'll -11-1 I., ; , ? ? ; - , ?? t ,. 11 . :i:. I q , . ; 1--li.1 I ji. g. ., , : M,0 o ?? ?? OPWO? ?? i i,. BeeajSu Himass'8&esakees :isluielf m)oving ,it tbe-w~tee. fofr .aertim enutho~itkinf it. ?? thathe; resllg kr owwshsthedeory br practice bf sW~in1zg, finy morel than it.followstliht ,b'ec se-sn man an C.ifiogts Tiver,: bq ?? ho WhaadX'r~sdlpxtperly.; .,&bit.;r .gvod .or: ,eVilonce ...

... - BANQUET TO THE AMERICAN YACHTSMENd AT COWES. t A banquet was given to the 'owners and officers of the F3 American yachts which competed in the late Atlantic race s at the Gloater 'Hotel, Cowes, 'on Saturday evening.' The room had been tastefully decorated for the occasion, and a among the most noticeable of the mottoes on the wals were-l God bless the Queen and President; 8Separated, (4 ...