... SPORTING INTELUGENCE. NOTES FROM NORTHAMPTON. The attendance at Northamapton this afternoon was very large, and it may be mentioned as a fact that tihe stand receipts were £200. more than they were last year. Sport provedto bofar from. en interesting character, and the victory of Midsummoer in the Northamoptonshire Stakes was exceedin!ly popular, the Baron not h avinigwonabhandicap for along ...

... B E T T I N G. TATTERSALL'S, Xonday. After the heavy settling on the Epsom Meeting had been in a great measure got through, wagering on forthcoming events began, but was not carried on with any great spirit. For the Northamptonshire Stakes, Midsummer and The Briton wers the only candidates supported for any weight of money, while Douglas was moderately befriended at 5 to I and 9 to 2. For the ...

... (I , PUNCHESIOWN RACES, NATIONAL HUNT AND KILDARE HUNT RACES. SECOND DAY. [BY SPECIAL TELEGRAM,] [fRo1s OUR OWN REPORTER] ! DUBLIN, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. I Stewards:-National Hunt-The Marquis of Down- shire, Marquis of Drogheda. Marquis C(onyng- ham, Earl of Portsmouth, Viscount Donerale, Viscount St. Lawrence, Sir D. Roche, Bart; Brigadier-General Wa-rdlew, C.B.; Capt. Mont. gomery, W. Forbes, Esq ...

... S-PORT1NO. THE TURF IN ENGLAND. | ['ROM OUR OWN CORRESPON-DENT.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Tim alight rain of the past four-and-twenty hours can hardly have affected the exercise gronnds at the varioue training rjuarters, and a firther andt a bhavier downpour is needed to mhke the gning at NewvmarkAt gned. If there are no more showers the success of the Uirat Spring Meeting will bo ma- terially ...

... I SPORTIYG INTELLIGENCE. I RACING NOTES AND a MIG PVE&TS- To TIM5 InDIToII or THS D)ALY NEWS, by the most wicked pfomottr oftentoa itan horsey men who cannot rest fr oeekmutgseeples- chasing at Inchreed, Sheriff Hutn rayohrout- landish place, for their bit ofectmn. Lnoners might find amusement and reoreation at the Oxodand Cambridge racketimatches, or among ?? and Westmoreland. wrestlers, on ...

... THAEI UNIVERSITY BOAT RIACE. There was an enornion's attelirnice at Putney on Saturday aiternoon, in anticipation of witnes- sing the two crews row their cnstoniary final trial over the whole course,; but for Somen reason or other, best known to the magnates of the Univer- sity Boat Clubs, the curiosity of the sightseers was not destined to be gratified. As a matter of fact, indeed, Jittle or ...

... 1SPORTING INTELLIGENC>.1 NORWICH STEEPLE CHASES. FlRiDAY, April S. Stewards: Lord Hastings, Capt. Scott, ?? Sir H. Stracey, Bart., D. Steward, Esq , Frederick Grim- mer, Esq. Starter: C. Bullard, Es. Judge: S. Grimmer, Esq. Clerk of the Scales: W. Austin, Esq. Clerk of the Co0urse ± J. Henry, Esq. This meeting took place to-day at Kirby Bedon, over the estate of Sir Robert J. Harvey, Bart. The ...

... THE RENDLESHAM HUNT STEEPLE CHASES. YESTERDAY (FRIDAY). The noble Lord of the Rendleshanu domain certainly deserves well of his sporting neighbours, for he has for several years past provided them field amusements in a manner not often excelled in modern times, and he has once a-year invited all his neighbours, sporting or non- sporting, high or low, rich or poor, to enjoy a day's racing at ...

... APRIL. Eastbourne ?? 25 i Croydon Spring ?? 26 Cardiff . . 26 MAY. Newimarket 1st Spring 2 Doncaster Spring ?? 19 Edinburgh ?? 7 Wye ?? ?? 19 Chst.r .10 Harpenden . 20 Wichester . 10 Bath . 24 Salisbury ?? 12 Croydon 1st Summer ?? 26 Baldoyle ?? 17 Stamford . ?? 26 Chelmsford Summer ?? 17 Epsom Summner ?? 31 York Spring ?? 17 I JUNE. Croydon 2nd Summer 8 Hampton ?? 23 Manchester ?? Odiham ?? ...

... rTUgR BOAT RACE. ?? ZaW3S Vi the Vlivevity i3eat &a4i ?? OaM. &-Age at VOWt; .twevity :ui3xat*a to dsx on Wednesday aninlnig, .md (on t1 Ueyg ?? posted outside the 4 =;vernwei't T41 ,h Office, .t front of wlhich 1 an' xense crowd Lad ovable ...

... BSORTING INTEULLIGNC. NEWMARKET NOTES. The Blennial was the onlT race to-day whilch had the slightest' influence on the ftur, and that did not, in my opinion, showt us the Tvo Thousand winmner. Aklender aud the hithergo unheard of Fictiala colt ran a dead heat; Gnd though both are enaaged In the race of Tuesday week I do not fancy either of them, especially while Kingeraft and King o Soots ...

... SPORTING IJNTLLIGENCE.. I TICE N~EWMA2RXET CRAVEN hET iG fit TO s SWI~on or Ma 3DAILY aawa to SIR,-Thanlrfl to ?? Hawley, the Holy of Week wafi not quite blank, even to those good turfite`s oil who take no interest in betting operations; and the editor of one of the sportingpapere husmanagedtodilltheP5osp6, thi expounding his own views, and the views of others, on be what must be Celled ...