... 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 ...

... STAGEOUNDS. EAsrMGWooD ?? Wednesday ., Hawkhill Lodge 11. 0 SMnC,.CoasnABLUS Saturday ?? Rise Mill I. 11. 0 FOXHOUNDS. BnAlnA Moon.. Saturday ?? Kiddall ?? 11. 0 Monday, Brayton ?? 11. 0 WednesdAy .. NorthlDeighton.. 11. 0 Friday ?? Tadcaster Bar .. 11. 0 Saturday ?? Wile ?? 11. 0 ?? Saturday ?? Ringstone Hill .. 10,30 ?? Robin Hood's Well .. 10.45 Thursday ?? Marr Village ?? 10.45 Saturday ?? ...

... NEWM@IARKET CRIAVEN MEETING, YusmTEuDAY. (ty Twsey7 raph.) A FLaUedicap Plate of 60 covs, for tbree year-olds and upwards. New ?? G furlongs 13O yards. 6 4 1 ?? ?? . 1 o IQ ELtrsui ?? . . , 2 t 13 Coll D a'l tat ?? ?? ?? ?? . .. . Sixteen ran. Her elojewty's Plate of ICO guinons, for three year-01da 7t 31b, four 0A 7Ib, oive l1st *lb, six and aged 10st 81b. 11.C., 3 miles J furlonga 139~ yards ...

... FOXHOUNDS. An..1 BPAIMHAM MOOn.. Friday ?? Thorp Arch. ?? 10.30 Saturday ?? CoeliugharfaBr.. 10.30 Yonk ANin AiNSTY Thursday ?? Buckle' rnnTad- caster ?? 10.E0 Saturday ?? Sessay Station .. 10.30 LORD MmrLn ON'e Thursday ?? Whharram Percy Pasture ?? 10.30 Friday ?? Whin Moor Build 10.30 Saturiay ?? Tyovinghvtm ?? 10.30) SINNINTON ?? . Saturday ?? Nawton ?? 0. 0 MN. JomnSTONX'B. Saturday ?? ...

... I - , HRTR IROWING; REGATTA. f The seventh annual lifm,]ber lo1viug Regatta come off on Monday, under the m&ot favourable cir- Cuamstances For the nonce, the Huwjlber *as trans- formed into a scene of pleasure, and everything around and about one bespoke gaiety and gladness. The committee had engaged the Mancheeter, Shef. field, and Lincoloshire Railway Companay'sateamer 'Manchester for the ...

... \oiGnu~slrEi G Sr Enrlo:N'S Cl.ll .Bn .Ti 11p.J i match was played at Y ork on the groulnd of rhc formrer club, yesterday, each side having a prof' sional bowler. The counaty teamt scored '2-42, aud the Bredi-.rl team ?? wvith tho lossb of siX wickets, wvhen the play cea~ced. Tbo followin~g is tbe Score:- B; I. ?? Gsu. ?? 'ci: 3, ITod;-on 3. Smai h ?? Be - O:; ('ceh~on 11, Jacirolen 11, ...

... At the Bow-street Police-court, yesterday, Mr. AnnAes ?? that from an intimation which had fallen from the Magistrates, he thought himself justified in ask- ing him (Sir Thomas Henry) to consider whether, under the circumstances, he might not reduce the amount of bail. Sir Tnos. HEnlmy said he could not do that. Mr. AnrAms said he would propose, as one of the bail, Net Laughain, landlord of ...

... 'IHE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE BO.-T RACE. Oxsonn, Saturday Evening. ?? Oxford crew fisnished their I)rartioi osi the Isis this afternoon, rowing to Iffley and back twice in their racing boat. On the first occasion they rowoad a long steady stroke of tbirty- four per minute, and on their raturn the second time encountered a crow of picked Oxford watermen, according to announcement, and rowed an ...

... I'IEWMAPLET HOUGHTON MEETING, YESTEIMnAY. A Sweertaoee of 200 sovr eah, h ft, for ft's-yeqr-old colte S-t lit eseb. 5nubs. Lastseven turleongs of RU. Duke of Newcastle's Prince Imperial ?? w.o. A Seing0HaudrlepSweetSake.of 15 sara c-Q-h, 10ft, for three rear. O~d8 asnd saada; the: aS inner to be soldfr uo sOV8. Rt.t., Oct 07 Bardc, s 10 Slc- Prysr'e roreto Chic!f. 4 crc ?? 1 oi 7 flke of ...

... HUNTING APPO_ AHTE t _ _ . _ _ e~6 Sl'hGHOUNDSS. SmC.CoCssTALE'sWednesday .. Preston ?? . 11 Saturday ?? (anstea ?? FOXHOUNDS. BrAwonm ?? Tuesday ?? Purstone Bar ' Thursday ?? Darrihgtor Saturday ?? HieidltyComoy,,., B B1AI5 Moon.. Monday ?? Wike ,. Wednesday .. Buttersike Btr I 3, Friday . Thorpareh ?? Saturday ?? Towton ., I.D. F- ILIm- SMonday ?? Branapton ]).jj Hell, Wednesday .. The ...

... The fete and races which annually take place under the auspices of this club came off yesterday evening in the large swimming bath in Cookridge- street. There was not a numerous attendance, owing no doubt to the wetness of the evening, but the programme was a good one. The first race was the long dive, open to amateurs, Mr. J. Bailey was the first to take a plunge, and he did not reappear ...

... SPORTINQ, vIN XiEJL IGENCE: I t;AMih'GTN & WARWICKSHU19. HU1T * . MEETIN(*-,~TUPMV, ?? ] Welter Rhndicap.-Cork 'Jakeb, X, Rampart, .2 6 Tripthong' 3. Five ran. : ' Maiden'Welter Plate,-Oiousj 1; Droxford, .2; in Brown Jug, 3. % Seven ra, bE Handicap.-Paraia, 1; :Venturer, 2; Retirement, 3., !E Six ram, . *. B |Nurery and~icap.-Pladda, 1; Zapola, 2; Gxiante1ss p 13. Slixteen ran. Donington ...