... CURLINiG, MStC BaEns I; EP~ ?? The 'itve Urteiti~g inatch cameoff 'on satr-: day, withxrix - on: eaohside, on the pond of the- Mancheitei. club, according to thetermso.fth- ,challenge recelvedby th, ...

... .0 -- q I . G ?? , oee ) HOE DLEY AND BAdLY AN.NUAL 06UII8INd MEETING. . ion ite .ud~e; Mr. arwick. Blp er: Mr. Aper. Secretary-i ?? meeting, whiob comamenced on Thursdak', ?? h foi2folo lowin are a't ...

... | - - PARIS GRAND SUMMER MEETING. [BRUTBE'S TMELCdAXf.I PARTS, MAY 26. This meeting took plaoo to-day with the follow- ing results:- II FrIx de 1'Mlysee.-Mnfqulgnon 1. Prix du Cedre.-Debut 1 ...

... 'A t NG RATCLIFFE MXEETIG. i IO.NDAY,. JULY 22. ilE'ATON PAfRXAANN'i ii ' so600 etAbb, ,with So alded. - .0M.AlokendeOI' Melly fharp,~ 6 ?? . 8 10 Mr. Clarke's Bdfgrd, y ?? Thokpe 2 O b 0 Mr. T. Cliff ...

... I REGATTA YESTERDAY.., The-race for the valuable silver cup prtzeutod by Peter UBurne Drinkwater, Eaq., rear-coinmo. dore of the Royal Merrey Yacht Club, ...

... : -Lrmaron,4 TEDIBDAY EvMUNGo. LeaMR1n0ton Grand Annual S3teeplechase. -Th Xlklbx Chlsnnneyaweep. i 1 j~t~ 'Bradgje tho& ?? T~rap. Ai~~SN OLUD, Presidelnt: The Earl 9of Sdoften.Stewards; 1. ...

... 1:I aSLE Or MAN REGATuA.1 1 1 ?? This regatta commenced on Tuesday, wa oon- tinned on WV~ednesday, and. was to eonclude yester. day. Outhe whole it was -very great sucoss, many thousands of per0a3.:wi ...

... I ?? ,-fO =.1 ?? o ?? Hi! Q Z 'tXN .; *, ?? ., ^ AI , ,; , 4, :II IL. i, ?? ,, 9 i;. !, . ?? ?? . , I. ?? ,, :, v . ?? ; gi wLICOlNW B SPBINGVfTING. , -, ) $DN8DAYtFlSBB MY 20., The B'~Szr'JA i~nopo1 ...

... I ?? l;:;i i i : : 47 I £qP - LrvimPooL, SATunDAY EvNmG. The Newmnarket Craven Meeting commences on Monday, and will' be dontinued over Friday. )Nine races are set down for ?? day, only four ...

... The week has not passed by without some sensa. tional features.-I hate that word :'ensationsl, but cannot dispense with it, though it is now used * ad iauseam. The object of all the stir has been the , Rakre, and the cause of it is a substitute for firing, applied by an eminent veterinary surgeon to the son of Wild DayrelL The consequence, of course, has been a stoppage of the horse's work, ...

... HIUNTING AppoIkTMENTS. v ?? Orn StCLF°F~fD CO>XSTABLESS STAG}ROUN;DS will mieet I F ne b tr da y , F l rer y 2 n dd~ s ao~ u t O, ° n i t n n- t a t e l e v e n . Februay 2n, at Walter Priory-at a quarter to The EAPkm of YARBOROUGH'S F o meet 6o Monday, February 4th, at Gra-nsby iDX ill Wednesday, 6th, at Elsham Hall; Friday, 8t 1'4 Hbwsham Village; Saturday, 9th, at Laceby Ct Roals-each day ...

... an ras Ire 01, ds by oh ill THE PARIS RACES. PARIS, May 26th.-The Paris races were run to- day, with the following results :-Prix de L'Elysee: Inaquignon, 1. Prix du Cedre: Debut, 1; Ruy Blas, 2; Montgoubert, 3; won easily. Priii de Coville: Iris, 1. Prix de Bois: Escurial, 1. Prix de Atory: Photographil. WEDNESDAY. 'The Prix de Catelan.-Anglo.Saxon, 1. The Prix de La Muette.-Alexandra, 1. The ...