... LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. Stewaruds: Tire Earl of SeftIon, tho Earl of Stamford, ErI West. moriarrd, Earl Poulott, laol of Coventry, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bert.., M.1 P., George Payne ...

... DUDLEY V. HALES OWEN. -A match was played on Wednesday, Septemnber1, belweenthebeseclubs, on the grcuad of the Dudley Club, and resulted in thefollowinsgextresordinmar manner. Tl'e If ales en ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, Ic n ANTICIPATIONS FORl THIS DAY'S RACES. XL'VMtA5IKeT, FridaRy, ?? H1andicap-Pass STAR. .nMaiden Plato-LAZfY COVENTRY. roHandicap, Cambrtdgeshiro ConIOo-ULPrseUH. If ussffelr ...

... THE-OXFOR:D AND.QCABRIDGE BOAT, . RACE., This great annual contest came off on Saturday in the presence of an immense concourse of spec- tators. ' I . L The morning opened dull' and cloudy, and shortly after six o'clock a steady 'downpour of .rain commenced, which co~tinued throughout the morn- ing. From the early hour 'of 'six- o'clock crowds besieged the Waterloo' station of the 'Mouth ?? ...

... THE TURF. The interval between the Livetpool and the Epsom and Northampton meetings is generally re- markable for its dulness, and we shall witness no exception to the rule this year. Chelmsford and Chertsey have had their rdiznlon-s, under the most discouraging auspices, and Croydon will not fare better. The prevailing easterly winds seem to kill speculation, just in the same manner as they ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGIENCE. I _ THE TURF. In the course of an experience, covering a good many years, I never remembered a race marked by more vicissitudes than the Cesarewitch brought to an an issue last Tuesday. In the Doncaster week, Blink- hoolie by force of publilinvestments was brought to 8 to 1, without the stake having a penny on. See- ing the state of affairs, Mr. Chaplin adopted a ...

... F- 11 I ?? - xu???J ? .I ?? -1ko, ?W i? 7. i ? A II'. ?! e-a NOW V1IEWA 0LO cUP. re Speculationi 6 eb.. s'the grand Reptio of the It:b ee hn so brike et ig of the bh coursing season; has noe, s ara ...

... An ~ ~ ~ I IS 1-- Ff !'SPORF~l:[NGI - ' .. Iu - ?? LvmorPoop TUZSDAT. Evz~za. To-morrowr jWednieidyJ the, Royial 11uint 0np Is the principal event to be decided * thera aro ten more subacribers'b t ...

... I: l LIVzRPOOL AUTUMN MmErNG Stewards: The Earl of Sefton, the Earl of. Stanford, the Bearl of Westmorland, the larl Poulett, the Earl o oventry, Sir W, w. -Wynn, Bert., M.P., W. W. Craven, ...

... THE OCEAN RAE FROM CII.INKA The interest in this season's race between the China cl'ppers from Foo-Ohow-Foo to London is somewhat marred by the irregularity of the departure of the veesele and the 'un ...

... YORK AUGUST MEETING. FRIDAY, AUGUST 28. The KiuymmIRh STAKzS of 200 ?? each, It, ft, for ;three-year-olds. Colts, 8st. lOlb.; fillies 8dt. Sib. Winners extra. Maidens allowed Sib. and Bib. O ...

... I. . B I . Ii ,7 iso-TIN 6e1'Ut'-d bewniyte Reeca colt; th Great Yarmot Hniapb o 0oznyn;- and t Donna or A.uinebosia . . The Weiouthd for t0morrow (Wednesday) and -olwn abThe. eovete to be decided ao ...