... GOODWOOD MEETING. Entries for the GOODlWOOD CLIP, value 800 soya, added to a sub- scription of 20 soya each, t fi; if twenty subscribers, the owner of the second horse to receive too says out of tile stakes; winners extra; two sisiles and a half. 131 subs.)I Vauban, yrs Knightaf ?? 3y iMenlsey, 6 yrs Miss avec (late The 3'adisha, 3 yru | Strrthconan, 4 yrs Quick March), 4 yro Grand Cross, S ...

... Great Aristocratic Pigeon Shooting Sweepstakes of the Gun Club.-(Yesterday.) One of the largest attendances that has taken place this season assem- bled atthe GunClob Grounds,Shepherd's Buh, yesterday (Saturday) after- noon, oil the occasion of the meonbers contending for the Oaks Ilaudicap of 5 soVS eacli, on the usual conditions. There were forty-four sub- scribers on the card, besides ...

... B B T T I N G. TATTERSALI'S, Monday. The operations again were not of so heavy a character as they were a the Victoria Club in the morning, but a demonstration that set in a few hours previously against Christmas Carol for the Lincoln Handicap wnas continued, and less than 20 to I was refused about the whilom pot, while 10 to 1 was offered on the field at the close. 12 to 1 would have been ...

... OUR CRICKETING TABLET, I The Maarylebone Club and Ground v. The Colts of England. Tlhis ima.lch was played at Lord's Ground last Monday and Tuesday, bht, owissg to the cold wind that prevailed, there w5as only a lihited antksndassee of spectators present each day. R. D. Walker, Esq., on the plmrt of thcb MC C(., did good service, scoring 5S and 22 is spleudid style. Amosngst the colts who ...

... I QUATIIS. l Sigh Water at London Bridge. MxrL 12 morning 10 min~past afternoon 14 min~past 9 ?? 9 . 27 10 14 ?? 37 11 16 v.~~ ~ ?? ?? 10 . 2 9 . 12 . 0 ?? ?? 1 . I O . ?? Prince Of Wales Yacht Club. The Monfthly~ Meeting of fi 'is Club was held on Monday at tire Free- masns 'l'aern; Mr. Cecil Long, the Comnirrdore, fir the chair. It was arrasgod that in csnsequence of the first mnatch ...

... B E T T I N U. TATTEBSAlL'S, Monday. e Was again a very limited attendance at Knightsbridge to-day, the Thiell transactions being in favour of The Hermit and Achievement prlr h SL.Leger. At first 2 to 1 was laid to comparatively small sums t the filly, but such was the pressure exercised on bookmakers that they were speedily compelled to reduce their price to 7 to 4, which was reepited allover ...

... :i3GHAx pACES. S wsr . T -ai lure I otowarne: Lord Westmoreland, Hon. Admiral Rons, and B. Ten Broeck, Esq. Secretary Mr. R. Oades. Clerk of the Scales: Mr. J. Manting. Clerk of the Course: Mr. T. Marshall. Judge: Mr. J. F. Clark. Starter: Mr. George Cottrell. Tue~sday, August 18. This pleasant little Meeting coennenced under most favourable atusroes, the weather being brilliantly fine, said ...

... Monday, March 25. The company assembled to witness the steeple chasing was rather more numerous than that present on Saturday, but there was hitt.10 improvement in the weather, for it rained nearly throughout the afterucoon, and the ground was even softer, portions of it on the far side being under water. The Duke of Hamilton, Lord Coventry, and Lord Bateman were amocog these in the Stand, and ...

... I Stew1LICLN SPRING NEETlING. I ISteivyaril. T-V; 0--- - - ?? Grace the Duke of Newcastle, Honourable Admiral tag. Edard ?? ~SovleEsq., Henry Chaplin, Mr. R ichardJohnson. , sttmgr.r Judge and Handicapper: Coure: M. WiliamFord M'Gorgs. Clerk of the Tuesday, February 19. Atr inopaceir nln a h progress of' horse-racing been mrmaked than at Lincoln, which now puts forth a Spring pro- gramie that ...

... THE EPSOX SPRsING MEETING, &c. By TO UCHSTONE. Bookmakers and backers have been prevented by the snow from fulfilling their usual avocations to any great extent, and those who get up Meetings for the sake of gate shillings have received *a stopper they did not bargain tr. The Croydon affair was some- thing wretched, and it has been stated that it was merely run off on Tuesday last, that The ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...