... Bleven v. One.-An extraordinary and. amusing match at cricket was played on the New Cricket Ground,' Newmarket Road, Norwich, on the 6th inst.,, between -eleven gentlemen 'of the Opera Company, now performing in: Norwich, and Mr. G.- Figgprofessional bowler. In the first innings, much to the amusement of a large number .of spectators, the gentlemen of the Operan Comnpany only succeeded ina ...

... jGREAT . }[~31~OUH ROADS P G- . I T.I [10 ~~~W .. z. : _ .1 l ?? onn -Favoured bysplendid weathierand h rvlneo a'fresh anddelicibus breeze frorm the'& I&E.e'T this nqaaticf?'te passed off on Tuesday last with more than oda scs '7Tle excursion- trains' arriving in urdieky successicatthe Sonathown and Vauxhall Sta. t tions brought in largensumhbors-of holdysekr h ,lost no tioie in finding their ...

... THE OAKS DAY. Of late years the Oaks has shown a decided falling off in point of numbers at the post. Last year Achiev. ment frightened many away, and on this occasion the struggle has been considered to lie between Lady Eliza. beth and Formosa, and the field has dwindled to about the smallest on record. The Oaks of this year will, in addition to its race, be remembered for one of the most ...

... THE WINBLEDON. MEETING. Friday was by far the pleasautest day of the meeting, re so fair as the weather went, but the strong gusty wind, v. which refreshed the spectators, was rather troublesome as to the eompsbit6rs. The most important competition was a that for the second stage of the Duke of£ Cambridge's ey l priz Wfor. breech-loaders. The Eenry rile in the frst stage took the- greatest ...

... [Fron our Turf Correspodents. CURREXT TURF MOiVEMENTS AND THE I GREAT U-NIVERSITY BOAT RACE. ?? iAL> E exeto, oth The ensuing week, with the trifling exeption of the very minor leather-flapping meetig at Bromley, will be destitute of sport, and turfites will be able to take a week's rest previous to enterng upon what might be called the second part of. the campaign. But after this day week we ...

... S:POBTING-N INXTELLIGMNCM-E. 'YARMOUTTHSPRINGMEETI ?? ; Thqse' races were held on Tuesday last. The attend- asnce~wasunprec~deietlyslargc,,the Grand Stand itselfand the roped enclosure being ithronged' with spectators. The ring.was also well,attended, f' investin, lovera of 'the' turf 'eig well represented. The;gprogramme. comprised no fewer than ,eight events, fqr whichthere was a goodl9 ...

... ATHLETIC , SPORTS AT EDHAX . :: .- .AAMA SCHOOL. The eighlitof these annual competitions came off on Monday'4fternoou, in the cricket ground, attached to the Grammar School, :Dedham, under the su Uerhi tendence of the following gentlemen :-Judges Myles *Formby, Esq., and Captain Davey. stewards: Rev. J. iA;Chalmners,, J..M.-eRoulell, and,.H. E. Sanderson, Esqrs. r Starter: A. W.-Lermit, Esq. ...

... THE DONCASTER MEETING; TUESDAY, September S. THE FITZWILLIAM STAKEs of 0saove. each, with 100 added Weight for nge. Winnera extra. The second to rboolve 10 save. out of the etakes. One mile. 8 subs. Sir J. Hawley's Blue Gown, 3 yrs,, Set. l0bs ?? Wells I Mr. Eastwood's br. f. Evellna, 3 yrs., Set. (carried Wst. l1b,) ?? ?? .. Snowdon 2 ?? ..Custance 3 Mr. Chaplin's h. a. Acaster, 2 yrs., 6st. ...

... I CRIORET. Holbreook Rectory v. djor' D'Eyle's ?? on tbe Holbrook Bectory ground, and resulted In a victory for the H. B.a.a. . ist Innings. 2nd Innings. Mr. Deane, b Burnham .. .. 1C,-b P. Scott .. ?? S1 Rands, b Burnham . . 0 A. Bond, b Jukes . . 0 Rev. Bond, bJukea,,. . 4 dl. D'6ye, b Burnnam 5-a Jukes, b Barnham 6 Rev. Travis, b Jukes . 0-b P Scott ?? .. 2 B. D'Eye, b Jukes . 7-Hre, not ...

... SPORTINO INTELLIGENOE. YORK --AUGUST MEETING. THURSDAY, August 20. 'TrEI GaxAT EnoR HAEDXA CAP ScREs of 200 sovS., added to a 8WeePStakeg Of 20 sor8, each, aiDt., and 5 if declared. Winners extra;w the ?? horse to receive at sova. out of the stakes. Two mtles, orer the old course. 4s 5ub5, 22 of whom declared. Mr. J. Pa rker's ?? Wlin d , by Wea th erblet, 4 yrs, 6st. Blb. Platt .1 Mr. ...

... ,rrt?,rfl3fl NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEHTU?G. MoNDAY, October 5. OcTOBER PROflUOS OrAEES of 100 BOYs. onch. h.fL, for 2-years old ; colts, Sot. lilba. ; fillies, Set, Bbs. ; with allowaneao. The escond to save steico. Last live furlongs of A. F.. Nine sobs. Mr. Merry's b. a. BelladrUIO, by Stockwell, sat. lOibs. ?? Daisy w. O* PLATE of £100, for 2-year-aids; colts, Sot. lOiba.; fillies, Sat. ...

... ILATEST INTELLIGENCE as THE RENDLESHAX HUNT HURDLE ty RACES. id The sportsmen who reside in the heart of the East sd Suffolk district are happy in having a 8POrting nobleman to for a neighbour in the person of the noble owner of ty Rendlesham Hall. The noble lord not only keeps a fine to pack of barriers, but he takes care that they are worked of with such skill and attention, that few ...