... SUDfBURY PARK RACES. Xonday. November 30. A new flitt alid burdle racing venture was inaugurated at the above place last f'oiiday, when there was a large Dnuiber preacsl, and, ?? saln], aet AercicngslaearLondorl, tilf lvelnbicsg fraternitylvere ill stcrollr fore. There wcrc six items oil the card for dcecivioi, acd the business o thle cfteric 11oo c eeci0aced Wicll] the 8itilbuiry tiaclidijip ...

... Oct. 10, at 1U a.m., Typhomus, oat of Cambridgebhire Stakes, New- market. Oct. 13, at 6030 p.m., Grand Turk, out of Innkeepers' Platc, Chelmsford Autumn Meeting. Oct. 17, at 9 a.m., Archduke, Chatsworth, Wellington, and all Lord Glasgow's horses, out of engagements ?? Houghton Meeting, 1868; at V am., Bclladrum and Crocus, out of the Criterion Stakes; at 0 a.r., Hymen, out of the 50 sov. ...

... A QU A T I CB. High Water at London Bridge. NOvEMBER 1 miorning24 min.past 2 afternoon 40 min.past 2 2 ?? .57 ?? 2 ?? 15 ?? 3 3 ., 32 ?? 3 51 ?? 3 4 . 8 ?? 4 . 28 ?? 4 5 3 ?? 4. 10 ?? ?? 5 G ?? 2 ?? . 5 ?? 0 ?? 6t 7 ?? 24 ?? . 55 6 Royal Thames Yacht Club. The next ballot meeting for the admission of new members is appointed for Wednesday next, November 4, at the Club House, Albemarle-street ...

... POrTrSarOUTIr ?? V. lPi'ioiY PAnRe-A match was played lwt-w-erT ?? nfficers ?? I ?? (virrison anid the Priory ?? Cric luet tirb, .i, Wedricsday last,9th iust., on Wednesday, in Priory Park. PORT3SU0UT1 GA.RIS80f First Innings. Second Innings. Captain Newall, bP J. Johnson ?? 3 not out ?? Captain Ray, ba. ?? Rev. - Jollye, a. F. Johnson, b. J.Johnson ?? 24 Mr. Talbot, b. Morres ?? o Mr. ...

... MILE EN)D v. ALL SAINTS ELEVEN.-The return match between these two clubs came off on Saturdav last, on Southsea Common, and esided by the All Saints eleven again coming off victorious by 22 runs. The Mile End Club scored 112, and the All Saints eleven 134. STUoDINIsTON COLLEGE V. EASTMAN'S ROY1L NAVAL ESTABLISHtMENT, SOUTELSEA.-This mateh was played at Stubbington on 8aturday last. The S.C. ...

... THIE CAHM. OLD Cambridge men who in their youth devoted themselves with, becoming zeal to the practice of rowing-that is to say, who thought of nothing else for three-quarters of their waking hours-must sometimes reflect with astonishment on the scene of their pleasures.. It is a curious reflection that a large proportion of the happiest part of a young main's life should have been spent on ...

... t.-- -- - - .~ ..l. .. TATTEAISA:LL'S3. * MONDAY. With raegard to the Derby, the 'only noticeable fenatres were the unealisfautory positions occupied by both Speculum and- Blue Gown, 10 to land 12 to I being forthcoming against them respectively. and there wae evidently a large amount of money in the market to lay In each cane. DBRnUY-3 to 1 aget Lady Elizabeth (off); 5 to 1 -agat 11o51- ...

... 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 ?? ...

... SPORTING IN'l'ELLIGrNCE. The Derby horse Rahican broke his leg on Saturday morning whilst galloping, and was inmmedliately shot. COUNT LAGRANGE. -This popular French noble has won this season in France no fewer than nineteen races, the value of which, roughly calculated, is about 212,500 francs, or 8,500 sovs. THE FRENCa DERBY. -Chantilly 1Races were ron on Sunday last, when the French Derby ...

... I -- ?? 4%p tt d'tllf ttg 0 -- MOND&Ay The Rted Bank Stakresof 5 oam eachba. is 30 IL( tw`,-ye&,.old Iuts set Ilob, filulsa so ld 0se es. a.T. ' andIrlZ 1 auL Z0Master furlong% 92 Mr W.- 0sborne'sMae Tom., by CeuJi._ 88ir Wa neford'a Sweet X'mme, j ?? ?? 2' Eight ran. The-Newby Handicap Plate of 50 sMGM Cortain vianrleXtra. GM 7 4 Ledf Zetand . furlongs. adeZ 1 8 12 Jenny MIlls (cu.r. Wttu ...