... LIVERPOOL SPRINQ MEETING. StewsTds: The Earl of Sateon, the Duke of Hamlitor, the Marquis of Hastings, the Earl of Westmorland, the Earl Poulett, the Earl of Ooventry, the Earl of Stesanord, ...

... THE WIMBLEDON MEM'TINGI TUESDAY, JULY 1.4. The arrangements of the camp are now complete, f and, though n straggler or two mally drop in even to-morrow or the next (lay, the volunteers who mnean work ...

... 55 ?? Bo(ilE V. 1BtlOMnRO'.-Pleyed at BooUo on Saturday, and cnded in a draw. Score:- BOOTLE. BROMBto. a 0 L, Oemmoll a J J. Brockl bank, bbbons 0 S} Brocktlebank II bavioe.. 23 G. Prico, In ...

... [ - S O-TIN . I . S.PORTING. _ LIVERPOOL, T1UESDAY E','ENIIT, Afthoph th raor~ther~n Han'rdicalp has rn. c,(me off as I peicted, yet I Selected the first anil g,,'4ond to filaib in, the jirst four, a ...

... DOUGLAS AThl'LIT,'IC SPORTS AIND) BAND CONTEST. Ths first athletic sports ever held at Douglas, Isle of han, took place on Wednesday afternoon. and w eie in every way a gre't success, fully 3000 lrsoe ...

... TiNWAt) IRANRGE8 V. WFST DjetR.-Played on the ground of the former, on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, and reauited in an easy win tor the Rangers in on0 innings. Score- RANGERS, . Smit, b T. ...

... I ]BY TELUGRAnH.j SHRF.wsvuURY, THURSDAY NIGHT. The weather continuing splendid for the season of the year, a large concourse of people was again attracted to the course to witness the sport ...

... I . LrvEnRPOOL, SATURDAY EVENING. The meetings for the ensuing week are-.Margate (Mondlay and Tuesday) Warwvick (Tuesday and W9ednes(1ay), and Abingdon (Thursday a~ tendhridtey). The autumnl ...

... ?? .. - RIPON ST. WILFRID MEETING. MONDAY, AUGUST 3. Redlbank Stakes. - hs'ter Tons 1, itector ?? Sfect Anne 3. 0rite1ns1 Great St. Wllfrid 1Handicap -Sister to l~ttle Agoes 1, King ot thle ?? 2, LiberI 31 Great Sarihr Nilt ireery Plate.-Woadhhts0 1, Rosa Panljiew 2, Ileetr 3 Feontalli s elling Stakes.-fTdy Allcash 1, Sleeping BeantY 2, Sorcerer 3. ln ,jnl fls2 isI Nesd' Platei.a-;.dy Z/etlttd ...

... THE TURF. Recent racing does -not call for lengthened comr- f ment. At Reading, the heat and the pickpocknts h were almost unbearable, and the sport, owing to the 6 late- drought, only mediocre. And, by the way,. we' seem relapsing into the old condition of chronic P dryness, the rain that has fallen having proved but e: aileabite to the dried-up, fissured earth. Unless, a therefore, we ...

... *y DERBY SPRING MEETING. of key WBIGHTS FOR THE MWDLANOD HANDICAP. ) a age Stilb 00ag t ltb sakt B150m0Er0k 4 S 12 Thermometer - 4 68 in Pto 4 11 4 SecreBy - . 4 6 4 w Moonbeam , 7 4 Sister to Vedetto '4 6 7 ~Ik Lay rbiton - 4. 7 2 Sulbstanle. 3 6 0 fo LstRoe fSummerS3 7 2 Van Dleman . 3 60 111 Cairthleen . 4 7 0 Spendthrift - 3 510 he nuerdrole - 3 6 12 1 Sugaretick - 3 5 7 ~A LONDON CITY ...

... The WA.wroXSelemr HOUNDS, at a quarter to h1en.s. This day, Jan. 30, at Wellesbonrne; Friday, Jan. 31, ak Swal- oliffe House. The NORTH WARWICKSHIORE HOuND8, at leee-This day, Jan. 30, at Rugby Station; Friday, Jan. 3i, at Berkswellw Village. The Wonoasmamsat IlOUNDS, at a quarter before Belven.- This day, Jan. 80, at Pcrshore; Friday, Jan. 31, at Blshop'z Wood. The NORTH STAFFOXtDBIIRZ HOUNDS ...