... 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 Taylor, II Gib. is E. Naylor, be J. Brockle- boa ?? 3 1- bank ?? 7J. Connolly, e Kotnworthy, C. Jerris, run out . 7 b Gibbons ?? 13 T. Court, bs ?? Dryland, I b w, b Court .. 1 r, W. (arrov, ht vkt, b Dry- ...

... 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 autumnlal gathering at Warwik will be the most attractive erent of the week. There are eight events on the first (lay, four of which are still unclosed. For the Leanmington Stakes (two miles), 14 of the 42 ...

... ?? .. - 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 ...

... RIFLE COMPETITION, On Wednesday afternoon, the return match be. tween the Sergeanti of the lst Lanark -Rifle Volw. ' teers and the- ergeauts of the ?? Bat. 25th Regt., ';th'e K ?? Own Borderers,'1 took place at the 'Posil Range: The weather was exceedingly fine, sand a great ndmber of persona were present to wit. 'ni the contest. It was expected to be a sharp cdn 3' eat, the Sergeants of the ...

... GREENOOK. VOLUNTEER Coi0s0I r.oTN,7- On Saturday !the prizes offered for competition amongst the members of the itt Battalion Renfrewsbire Vo1unteers were shot for at the Hole Range, near Greenock. The first prize of £10 and a, silver medal was' gained by Sergeant It'Le.gan, with a score of 41; Sergeant Comrie gained the second prize, and Private M'Cowan, CGourock, thethird. About£60inmoiey ...

... CH ES S. To Correspondents. All communicationsto be directed to THE ERA, 8,Catherine-street, Strand, London. E. M.-Next week, if we have room. 1'aoie.-Sach at club should have our strensous support, and would be ccrtaiu to attract all the best members of the Metropolitan Chess che- umun1aity. C. ?? suspected as much, and are greatly obliged to yon for putting us in possession of the particular ...

... 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 ...

... C(ABBLING AT B3ADEN-BADEN. adcen-.Baden is jast inow the grandl rsi(ledevous of the rich, and gay, andI vicious of the Parisian worldL The season there is at its height, and next week coins oft the assissial horse races, which are a French 'institutioll, as a Frenchmsnan woalils say, in which French horses chielly figigre, and at which the leading Frencs turfsnenm gather. But there arc ...

... LICHFIELD RACES. ' ftewards.: Muke of Nsewcastle, Marquis of Hastings, and 1Earl rOf Westesnrtaflh. Judge and Handlica~pper: Mr. Rt. Johnson. * Clerk of the (Jourse: Mir. Johin Sheldon. ecerelisry: Mir. J. Trevor. Starter ;Mr. W. Elliott. YESTERDAY. Th'lough thle clouds wore a leaden and threatening appearance rain hold off, and the vigitors, who were numerous on tile second Osiy, were ...

... TATTHIISALL'S. St. Laeej2t~ to ONsDAY. ?? (Lan-2 tol l ?? Itgnd lofi); 4 to 1 agst hing IAlfred M 6 to I ags: Formos3a(t) * 10 to 1 aget Grpen Sleeve (Off); 100 to 80 aggt UCe-a-Ple (t and off); 6 to 1 agst Cap-s Pie ,.2 3 t).. DERRa Y-100 6t 15 agat B Iladrum (off); 1,000 to Do agst Portstnonth (t ; 1,000 to a0 aget Archduke (t); 5,000 to 75 aget Vensittart kt) BRIGHTON MFETIN3G. TUEriSD&Y. ...

... 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 ...

... CIADESDALE V. PAISLY TEISTLE,-T£h relttqr match between the above clubs wias played On Kinr ning Park, on Saturday, which, after some G1t cricket had been displayed on both sides resulte is favour of the Clydesdale by 35 runs. It is but fir to state that the Thistle batted with 10 men. Tbe following is the ecore:- CLYDEYDALE, D. Duff, b Alexander, ?? J- A. Campbell, b M'Kenzie, 3 W. M'Pherson, ...