... *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 ...

... YESTERDAY. The WATLEFLOO CUPr value l,600 sovS in speiel, by RubsCrlptino of 25 lovs caCh the winner to receive 600 SOVS, second 230 sova. el sobs. FrST Coursse. Mr. Burden's Hawk beat Mr. W. II. Masey's Sympathy, after thre undeoided courses. Mr. Bake's Royal Seal beat Mr. Wise's What's the Tip. Mr. Randelt's Cohk Robin boat Mr. Mlasillee's T1siflo. Mr. Irgloby's Innkeeper beat Mr. R, Jones's ...

... HUNTING APPOOTMENTS. Tho WAIsMwrIOS s HOUNDS, at a QW t) iWi.- This day, Feb. 20, at Lower Shuckburgh; Friday, Feb. 21, at Church Tysoe. The NoRTR WRWIoCKSrIRM HOUNDS, at Ileesa.-Friday, Feb. 21, at Little Alme. The WoROaST]asvlIAN Ho10Ucs, at a euarter before BMLe -. This day, Feb. 20, at Brockeridge Common; Friday, Feb. 21, at Gallow Green. The NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE HOUNDS, at lialf-past Te6a- ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCA 'NOTT'I1GHAM NOTES AND DERBY ANTICIPATIONS. Better sport resulted on the secoond day of Nottioghamo than was anticipated, and the Staude receipts were sa1d to be In exeess ,of any previoues Spring Meeting, %which tendsa to prove that the -ring attendance was larger, though it looked inalaler, than on Manay former occalona. Moat of the aristocracy PresOnt on tho deal, lent ...

... PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY (TUESDAY). Horses marked thus (') have arrived. The PAnI: STAmrs of 5 nova each, with 40 added * three year- olds St 21b, four 10st, five 10st lOib, six and aged list; selling and other allowances; the winner to be sold for 100 nova; half a miles The NOITTNrFrlAIa SPRING HANDICAP Of 10 nova each, 3 ft, with 100 added; the second to save his stake * winners extra * one ...

... YESTERDAY. The BLArItNEY STAxEs of lb 8OVs each, 6 fI, with 00 added; two-yeyarolde Est 91bs, three 9ot; penalties and allowancos; the second to save his dalte. Brecllelby Stakes Coarse. 21 subs. De Veee, eat 91b .. . .. Jeffrey 1 Ulectricity, Cat flb Butler 2 stton, Pat K.. .enyon 3 Virido (Snowdon), Lady Dians (El. Clark). Resistance Wyatt and Woeful (Mordan) also ran.-Betting: 2 to ...

... I 5. ~~~DERBY NOTES. TO effect; a romedyi in the Ifallen fortunes of the Derby Spring Meethig will requite strenuous Wetorts to be made, and t his C6mmittee of Management coould not do bettor than con, 1. Sder. ihe vwopniaty of comprenateg the two daya' spott a, into one, or Increase the added money. The card to-day was productive of V0s'y meagre apart, Sind there la little is chance of ...

... HUNI'TING 'APPOINTMENTS. The WAlWlOsh00HIRs RoUNDS, at a ,lsartvs to Elven.- This day, Feb. 3, at Great Kineton; Tuesday, Feb. 4, at Mittordc Bridge ; Thursday, Feb. 6, at Long Itohington; Friday, Feb. 7, at Bitharn Rouse, Avon Dassett. The NORTH WARWYCEhKSHIE 1 louxDs, at Sleeen-ThLs day,. Feb. 3, at Hoekley House ; Tuesday, Feb. 4, at Offohlrob;. Wednesday, Feb. o, at Henley-in-Arden; Friday ...

... MOWIN FIXTUBE8 OBol 1005, FEBRtTAR'x. Lincoln is18 Mansfield.. 21 J Derby Spring 27 Barrow ., 20 INottinhami B.. 211 Liverpool p.6.BWetDat.. 12 Epsom.Srn 24 Chselmsford Api6. 10 I Wawc p~g. 7jC ton PasrK 21 browabery Spring 101 Uaargate Spring .. 23j Northampton. 81 APRIL. Bromley Spring Of1 Hendon. 131Lewe, Spring 21 Dnrbeam . IS Kghtn . 1 Tir k 21 Newcastle Spig 8I ...

... n- he t.. if' ,r Iit )h a le id vs re kg Dr on h. )y 3d 10 P. :h so p. ih el ai ib el !A 10 In 0, et 10 u t, rt 1. is 1. 7 in 'ts r. d it IS p1 a EL Iq OTES: FIJOM. THE COURSE, ,Cwedweto the epectucle of A mauXMfacturing pDpula11ion *leet sponue al4slday excnosren. It was positively cheering to notice the eons of Birmlnghein tilt streaming out of the huge tofti touardo ls the ally pleassant ...

... CARMARTHEN MEETING. CAcrmlARTHEN, Wednesday Evenilg, Racing men have enjoyed a capital ran with Mr., Powell's foxhounds. After a run of aboat twenty miles, they killed. Racing concludes to-morrow. For the Open, ImooENE must be my champion; and the Ladies' Plate should be won by LIZETTE. VERITAS. ENTRIES FOD THE FLYIING STAKFES. -Mi106a, Wisdom, Chance, Jack, by Ratsi, each sold for i0 sova; ...

... THE RACING TELEGRAM MW OOMMISSION AGENOY. @2 I A_ Q_ a.._n. 18, Toxx Orminr, COnEvN GAADas LONLDOS. EX6eentes Oommisseion on all Racen exni Steeepleomhasex A full List of prices for the Two Thousand uinnean and Derby forwarded upon receipt of a stamped directed envelope. Full marcht odds sray be realed upon, as Mr. W. Wright, the Manager L a member of Tattereall'a and the Victoria Club. All ...