... I EPSON SPRING MEETIN~G. TUESDAY, APRILL 24. The TRrAL 6TARES of 10'sovs, each, h. ft., with 100 a dded.. Weight for age, -with allowances. About one nine. 7 12 Sir G. Chetwynd's Hellenist, 4 yrst .. Chestertown I 6 6 Mr. Noel's Lord Bys'on, 8yrs ?? 2 7 6 Lord Anglesey`s Gray Friar, 3yrs ?? 3 The fcllowin also ran ,-&ocient Music, Jarvis; Pints, T. Chalorer; ~arnese, F. Archer; St. Bees, N. ...

... ?? . SPORTING NOTES. The attendance at Brighton on the second day was quite as large as that on the opening day, but the weather was scarcely so enjoyable, a cold bleak wind, accompatied with driving rain, made matters anythina but pleasant. The professional penciller had decidedly the bast of the transactions at the clese of the day's proceedings. Master Kildare and Touctet were the only ...

... LtA-csn1ns V. YoaKx ?? match wag corn nrlezeed resterdav, on tbe ground of the Manchester Cricket Club, at Oid Trafford. Score:- LAUNA31HIR. A Y. ccrnby, c tFlett, b E. B. Bowler, b Olayton.. 23 Clayton . ?? 88 A. NVWton, 1b Estwood.. 3 R(. *.Brlcw. b Arnitage 14 W.Mlutyre, c& h layton 0 ?? 1Gerebaw, Emme't, A. 0Anaby, not our . . berstt ?? ,,t Jt. P'illing, a Pinder, b V. JSowle,cflirrtt~bC ...

... ISPORTING NOTES. hitntoi, like every other H)rby winner l, fore him that has becn enteredi fur dli' Prince of Wales Stakes, fiiled to cia diue Asclo prize utctr uis extreme penalty; bat lie rai, a good horise, an I might have been nearer had not Clenieutint' inter- ferted with him. Gk'ngarrv, who now is a linch imprulrod horse, and the Itib. ditrcene compared with ihat he met Sefton at in the ...

... I __ I LOIN'TON BETTING.-SATUSDALY. CITY. ASCOT STAKES, to' I agI VsterteY,.t II1 to I Ca11rtridge, t & 0, 6itolI Advnre t ~w 1 ltot I rtto 7 toI1Zuecchero, o; I 1Idto I Glendale, t'&'o S to~s 12tolIJacolsiar,t S to I Ffnia, t & w I ROYAL 5OV5T CUP. -S tou1agst Warrior, tA W2 to 1 Manoeuvre, o; it0 toi9Ki,,eton, t I265to 1 W 20 to 1 Avonites, It & o 125 toN I Jacobin, t 20 to I Blue Ridge, t ...

... I I LATEST FRON EPSOM.- EP80OM, MoiAMv EVENING. The great Epsaorncarnival, which commences to- morrow, promises in every waty to be a suecess. The corurpe was never in better order than at the present time, and, as nearly 100 horses have arrived, fields for the different events bid fair to be large, With -the exception of Cbamant, Touchet, and I4lidalgo, all the horses that are likely to ...

... = - ?? ?? - I ?? THVhI-iDAY. iL.Nt ,7 liii' Lvxai it: ?? Pcfsvii. (hltoictap) list lo,) extra. ?? ?? italnt six fitniongo. Il fl.Di. C. I3ui' II's ittt. ra .01c tt 5 Ilt!. Mketcailfc.~ Witil. lug Wtille, i Thle t cilou jg ale'' tart -Ruijerta, Griffith; PictIkiA atigin~nitsnr, M,iorpnir Bay Final, Leutatre; Littt., N~la Cldtilt:-Betting Stoti ag- Bicadntian,5tI tai ' x si 'nIi.'a. athu ...

... j SPORTING - LONDON BETlIN G.-YESTEmDAY. CITY. ?? HrADICAP. 11 to 2 agt uel, 1t 20 to I Ithona, t 6.oI idni, t 22 to I QuickailVe&, t 8 io I Toncbet, t I 40 to* I ahst, t 13 to 1 itosy CrOsBs, o b to 1 Tetrarch, t 100 to ,Raleldosrope, tf 50 to 1 Suffolk L 100 to I TWiOe the 100 to I covenanter, 0 riiden, t & o IWOO to 3 Lyceum. t GRAND NATIONL TE2PLICHASX. 9 to 2 aget Liberator, 26 to 1 ...

... j Fri NorTs v. Lix¢ssirmi.-Thls match was concluded E on the Trent Bridge Ground, t Iottingham, yesterday Cea the ?? teing a victory for lotta by 4iruus. beore:- (oTTS. anS W. Vacroft c Hornbi.y b PEton 8 b 'atoerson ?? 2 Ch F.Vild. a Wszan, b Pafsou 15 c H'1nty)re, b Watson.. 10 Lk, B. Buterb Wton . ?? . 7 ca lutyre, b Patterson a A. Shrewsbury, cStL b Peon c Wateon ?? 5 X Daft, c Taylor, b ...

... SPORTIN G. 6 LONDON BETTINO.-YE8EDAY. 8. CITY. WATERLOO CUP, o 1000 to 60 agst Mr. Dotiglas'snomination,o; after 16 ponies t d. 22 to I agat Mr. Bel) Irving's nomination, t A o 6 25 to I agst iMr. Horuby's nomination, t h o 66 25 to I agat Mr. G. K. Sm~ith's nominationS O 26 to 1legstEirl of iladdington's nomiratfono O28 to I r&get Duke of H~amilton's nomination, t 0 1000 to.30 agst M~r. ...

... . ?? LONDON BETTING.-YTRDAY. He CM~. Wi WATERLOo CUP. Ri 8 to 1 agst Mr. Bell-frvlng's nomination, o s 100 to d agst Mr. Douglass nominationo i is to1w Ste 20 to 1 agrt Earl of Haddingten's nomination, t & w I 25 to 1 agst Mr. Nicholson'0 nomination, t & oe 25 to I agst Lord Fermoy's nomination, o Rn 40 to I agst Mr. Evans' nomination, t & ot 40 to 1 agst Earl of Stair's nomination, t & o All ...

... LINCOLN P1IZINOG MEETING. THIRD DAY 'I)EDNESDAY), MARCH26. ENTRISl FOE TEE LUNCOLINSHI3E HANDiCAP. The LLrwoT.NsH 1 RE HAsNICaP of 1003 sova., added to a SWeepstakes of 20 soes. eaeb, 15 ft., and 3 only if devrIated, for three-yearoldls and iptwards. Winners t extra. The second to eels-se ;0 tsoVS. out of thr E stales, and the third to nave hisistake. The straight r Macbeth Siyvrus Blue ...