... I YO1~K AUGUST RACES. ! IV d -. I 0Leevaros$: VU. (. Craven, REq. Duke of Beaufort, and Marquis of Hastins takeboldera andl eepers of the Match-Beak : Messrs. Westerby Jude and Clerk of thle coorae: e.lMr.Ju f R. Johueso, Yok. Clrk o the Scales : Mr. Manning. Satr r M'Gnorge.Stre:M. Thefitue f hiWednesdaY, August 21.. Thefixureof ?? weesthis year alter~ed, the lacing comn- mencing on ...

... CH ES S. NEW SERIES. To Correspondents. All communications to be directed to THE ERA, 8, Catherine-street Strand, London. GUSTAVUS.-The Era has strenuously supported the Association in qnestlc heretofore, but wve cannot shut our eyes to the fact that there have b1os many errors of omission and commission il its administration, and j. hold that a change which will admit the leading players of ...

... the Cour-se: Mr. T. Marshall. Tuesday, February 26. Owving to these events clashing with else Nottingham Meeting, they were net patrosised by many of' the leading members of the Ring, bat there wvas no lack of the holiday element, despite the unfavourable weather. The Course has been improved since loot year, but it was heavy after the rain hod fallen to-day. Tse basi- ciess commenced with the ...

... CH ES S. To Correspondents.- All communications to be directed to THE ERA, 3, Catherine-street, Strand, London. A. I.-Problems In two, three, and not exceeding four moves, are more suitable for a newspaper than profounder combinations, but when the last are as fine as many of Mr. Smith's are, they must always command attention. CHA4RLES B.-No; you will see from the author's solution that your ...

... Stewards: Viscount Felinouth, the Earl of Stamford and War- ringtoii, and Henry Chaplin, Esq. Cleric of the Course: Mr. Richard Johneon, Of York. Judge : Mr. J. F. Clark. Starter: Mr. T. MV'George.' Thle great Racing Carnival of Yorkshire lice sncc more been cele- brated, and wye can safely assert that never was there witnessed a more successful gathering on the Tewns Moor of Doncuster. From ...

... L I Trhe LIVERPOOL AUJTUM MIEETING, &c. I BY I TOUCOSTOflRh.l The Worcester ?? produced better sport than was seen at Chelnisfold and Lincoln, but the wrangling element was in full force duoing tte last two days, and the objection season may, tbetefote, be said to have commenced in the orthodox manner. While the Ceimmittee keep such items as Hunter's Purses in the Pitchelirt programmes ...

... CHEBLTENHAX and COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER Races. Stewards: Duke of Hamilton, Lord Coventry, Lord Jersey, Captain Machell, B. Herbert, P. F. R. Barker, and F. La Terriere, Esqs Handicappers: Messrs. Weatherby. Honorary Secretary and Clerk of the Course: Mr. W. R. Holman, jun. Judge and Clerk of the Scales: Mr. T. Marshall. Starter: Mr. T. M'George. Tuesday, October 15. This lecting commenced to-day, ...

... CH ES S. To Correspondents. All commiunications to be directed to TNE ER., ?? Catherine-street, Strand, London. C.WV.-Thilks. Yon will fad, however, on looking at the position once inore, that the author foresaw the miate you suggest, and very skilfully pi evented it. KOLN.-We shall be obligel by thc proloised particulars of the meeting next 1osoeth. Yes. they will be as acceptable it German ...

... Ste-wards :Lord Colville, General Heeod, Colonel Ewart, Colonel Kinox, Culonul Mearolhall, Calptain Seymour, Captain Conway Rtowley, and A. lleautheote, Eoq. Cekotis oue:Me. ?? Marshall, tFsooe, Weeder. Moinday., Apr11 15. The heavy storins a few weeks back prevented these events coming off onl the fixture originally intended, and on Monday last the pround was hardly in at fit rendition for ...

... BATH AND OESETCON IBATE ANWD SOE~SCOUNTY gErew>@ I Stewards:- Duke of Beaufort, Marquis of Hastings, and IV. G; Craven, Esq. Clerk of the Scales: Mr. Al2 in1' reay Mr. Reynolds, Bath. Judge : Mr. Clark. Strtr:g. St'erget Tuesday, Xat 14Stre:Ar.MGsY This Meeting, which is generally proverbial fer esselisnal movements in cennection with the Derby, commenced t a-doay the presence of, perhaps, the ...

... THE NEWMARKET HOUGHTON SBBTING. By TOUCHSTOflI In the way of racing there was nothing either at Cheltenham or Hereford that affected the Cambridgeshire, the betting upon which event has not been particularly lively since our last, and it is evident backers of horses have remembered the treatment they received over the Cmasarewitch. The last of the Newmarket Mleetings takes up the whole of ...

... CEMLMSBPORD SUER RACE.S. l IStewards R TI- AA- ?? -- . . - -I W- MAestern ir . . G Payne, Mr F. Pryor, Sir T. B. WestrnA., Sir J. T. Tyrr'ell, 'Sir W. O'alley Mr. C. flu Can;, M.P, Mr. f. B. Scratton. Air. E. Disney, and Major Bringliurst. Judge: Mr. J. F. Clark. Starter: Mr. M'George. Secretary. Mr. W. D Burrell. Clerk of the Course: Mr. J. Burton, Chelmollford. Tuesday, June 25. This ...