... SPOMTI&G INTELLIGENCE- -CITY B- TaNG YznSRAY. 4tto -agst anna t aido) . 51 1o I- othwA4 8 to I - AlbertX e -t (t S fto 1 DrbyGrandW SOe 1 - D¶naardooh(t) S51t 1 - Kingof the Forest(t) 251 1o - RosAthol W Ktg) h SO0to 1 Albert Victor and King o the Forest coupled (t) LIVEIPOOL RACES-VSTE8RD1t. .Palatine Stakes. Filly, bybLatptone, out of Duchess,. at 41b (QAdWell beat Lady Stateley, 7at 4th ...

... SPORTING LNTELLIGENCM MAI'BOROUGH RACES-YESTrRDAY. s (Fron our Correspondent.) We have seldomvwitnessed better racing at this ancient ce resort-fields in abundance and exciting contests were not -wantine, The circumstances under vhich the meeting L was organised were anything but favourable and en- e'uraging, a sterm of opposition and extravagant obstruc- tions being put into operation to ...

... SPORTING I TELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET RACES-YESTERDAY. SPECIAL TELEGCRAM. (From our own Correspondent) The merry month of Mav never broke more favourably for pleasure-seekers, of which some thousands assembled at N ewmarket yesterday to witness the rave for the 2,000 Guineas. Throughout the day the sun shone brightly, and the airwas warm, and to the merespectator thesport must have been of an ...

... WATERLOO COURSING MEETING. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our own Correspondent.) Liverpool. Wednesday. No larger attendance has ever been knowa ir connec- tion with the Waterloo meeting than that of Altcar this afternoon, some thousands of people being present. There could be no doubt that the great coursing event is regarded with a considerable degree 'of importance, and a most powerful incentive ...

... SPOATING iI9TL 3,C! .} C1RY ElRAAqES-YIUSTEiDAv. (Fr ieu'r Speil Correspondent,) The variable state of the climate Waas fully, proved on yesterday, torrents 'of rain pouring down almost the entire day, The rasing eoin. tinned pleasurable and Iteresting, and the entire proceedings passed off In a satifactory way. At a meeting of the Tarf Club LLord Drogheda was unaimousely elected stpwardljln ...

... , .SPORTING, INTELLIGENC. I % WARD UNION RACES-YjanrzD&v, (From our Special Correspondent.) Stawards-Leonard Norrogh. Esq; Arthur Barlow, jan, Esq; William Maxwell, lfsq; Thomas Turbctt, il S. (Greenhill, Fq; NE F Gdet~enew EcI WiL;am t'rgeratd. Erq; Oautain J F Montgomlrery. Thotmas Leonard, REs. Judge and cretarys-B Hlunter. s~enior. Req. Sta~rter-Ka ior 1)xon. .Timo wasZ when-,the ...

... SPoBTUVG INTBLLIGENCrB. ?? ?? _ * de] LONDON BETTIN yrG-ESr- nu, By Prsxraun Special Wire. wr, -oedwood Stakes. un 9 to I arg Lilian CO 10) to 12 - Duke of Carnbridge (t) Mc 11 to I - Lighthlouse t) by 12 to 1 - Mwy seu colt (t) 100 to 7 - Areanas (t) cot 1l0 to 7.- Prescott(t) cal 100 to 7 - Catherine (t) til 100 to 7 - Old Italiau (t nad o) is to 1 - I Hippa filly (t) * St. Ler. an( 40 to I ...

... Q SPORTING INTELLIGEOB. I I . . _ I : ?? , Do SPORTIn NbOTS.' ?? Faeeosaa,~ SypeciqW Wire.) * e ?? si l- j . ?? London, Thursday Night. e The openingday at the Royal Borough was a de- k ?? uccess. theweather beingbeautifully fine brought oeut an imuense number of people from town and the , 'a~djace'taparts. The QaWtle'andicap was secured by d he Colinel, who, ohftu0' difliiclty in conceding a ...

... -I - X sd The attendance at Lord's Cricket Ground on Mon- u, day afternoon to see the detut of the American Base [Bal PIayers was even unexpectedly good ; the stranr hgers themselves must have been surprised at the en- ethusisam which brought so many Britishers to the he ground, and elicited from them such hearty applause he and such an appreciation of the' game. It was, in- e deed, very ...

... SPORTINQ INTELLIGENCE. I I . I (From our Correstondont.) A morning whish began In base and fog burst forth ior noon inltO gloriousiy bright sunlit day, without a breath of air. A considerablo number of sportsmen camo to the Meath trysting ?? the Ward Usripn mne helped toaswell the uumbqrs much. t Among the company ?? Master, Mr W N Waller 1 the Earil of Howth, Lord A Letinor, Lord Lang- ford, ...

... SPOATI;IQNTELIIGENCE.- I LONDON BETTjXG-YE.ThRDAY. ; (By. Fe'eman. Speolal WMire;)!:, I00 Is agst Ml Salter's earn (t aud w) 101to 0-4'rBorObn' t so to1- ooeIooak' t 1000 to30 - rD gl' t 600 @ 15 _ irTers() . o t Croydon BurdleRace. 500 to ?? ?? H b n (a) '500.to20-.ectedo 500 to20- Lbrtrt 25 to 1 - Trco.(o, ?? 1TOMiNATI01' lI'OR TIlE LIyERPnOOpI c SPRIbtG CUP. AiuleS udaquartbr. (4subs. ...

... SPORTING IXNTELLIG-Eq J - IILTOWN-MALHAY RACES-20TH AmD 21sT AUGUST. THE FAlMERS9 PLATE (handicap), 80 a-rs, 5 tovs to goto hhewndhorse. Three miles. Starters to pay I ov addidonala1 yrs st lb yrs st lb Sweettdw ?? 612 7 Dangatk ?? a 10 0 Sir Thoma .. (610 0_ STOCKTON BIEETING-YESTERDAY. THE LAM.BTON PLATE-Katherine Logie colt, 1; Necklace 2; Jollification, 3, THE HiEAT NORTHERN LEGER-Jagellon ...