... A general meeting of this Club was held at Messrs. Weatherby's, 6, Old Bnrlingtsn-street, on Saturday last, at one o'clock, to take into consideration the resolutions adopted by the Committee appointed on the 4th of May, together with the amendments thereto, by the Duke of St. Albans, Sir Joseph Hawley, and Mr. Chaplin. Amongst those present were Prince Soltykoff, the Duke of Beaufort, Duke of ...

... Thursday, JUlY 14. This Meeting was well patronised by the Metropolitan division of BPertemetsn, and, as esill he seen by thre report appesided, bacitere had the be'st of the betting operations, as the favoarilsa were ssceesasful for fats out of tisa six events decided. The spare came off as under:- The BENTINCE BENEVOLENT WELTER CUP (handicap), Ivalue 50 gaiienea, for tlsree year aids and ...

... NOR.F OF IRELAND CLUB V. GLASGOW CALEDONIAlh CLUB. PraY Was resumed on Saturday morning last, at eleven o'clock. Messrs. Chalmers and Samuels, the two not-ontsof the previous evening, added but a single each to their scores, and were then clean bowled-six for 78 Mr. Chalmers played in very good form for his 32. Messrs. Gardner and Thomp. I son brought the score to 97, when the former was ...

... .As already announced, this meeting came off on en Thursday last, on the grounds of the Hitor-Miss _ Club, near Belfast. The day was very fine until about five o'clock, when the rain commenced. The _ meeting was the most aristocratic one ever held in the North of Ireland, The attendance was large, and included a number of ladies. The band of the T] Antrim Rifles performed a selection of music ...

... HEtNTINGDON RACES-YETEIDLY. [Press Association Telegrams.] The HuctiNoDnONs99eR STAKIS of 1.0 sovs, added to a handicap sw-epstakes of 15 ?? each, lt ft, and 3Tonly if dec'ared. 'I he second to save stake. Two miLes. 65 subs, 23 of whom declared. Mr. Parr's To'by, 4 yrs. Sat 121b ?? .. 1 Captain Atkiins's The Boy, 3 yrs, 7st 101b ?? 2 Lord bt. Vincent's Violet, 3 yrs, 8st . Six ran. The ...

... OHA~NEL MATCH FROM BANGOR ?? .: IJA.i'. ' M o , A SH as 2 r, ,i,! (By nor Special Ocnespendsctj . The chiannel match from Bangor to Lamlash, .which follow ed the Ulster Yacht Clu'b regatta, was finished yesterday morninghby the arrival of the leading yacht at Lanalash shortly after mid- nighit. As reported in ourt issue of yesterday, the race w as for-1at prize, a cup value 20 svs.; presented ...

... BelCt Life learns on good authority that all mixed races between two and three-years-olds will in future abolished. The Standard doubt* if a university cricket match ever so marvellously illustrated the vicissitudes of fortune in the noble game, or ha* ever been concluded amidst such wild excitment, as the one: in which Cambridge was victorious by three runs on Tuesday, at Lords'. Blyth and ...

... I LATEST SPORTING N EWS. LONDON BETTING.-YESTEBDAY. STEWARDS' CUP. 9 to I aget Tabernaele 9 - 1 - Heather Bell (off) 10- 1- Tibthorpe 100- 8- Albuera 100- 8- Ida 100- 6- Moorlands (t) 100- 6- Vandenhoff (t) 20 - 1- Chawbacou (off) 26- 1- Cordagne (t end w) 2S- 1- Knutoford (off) 25- 1 - Badworth (w) 500- 5- Lady Sophia (t) GOODWOOD STAKES. 6 to lagst Cplit~aliste (off) 7- 1-Toby (t) 7- 1- ...

... ILATEST SPORTI NTG NEWS. LONDON BETTING.-YESTEDATY. GOODWOOD STAKES. 6 to la, 'tCaPitaliste 7 - 1 - JcOhii Davis (off) 12 - 1 - Indian Ocean (t f) l 1(0-40-Acaster 100 - 3 - Revenge (t) 100 - S- Lai-d 1000 -s0 -S alpnaur 1 100 - 3 - Chivalry loff) 200-- GToby (t) ; 40 - - Newsman (off) GOODWOOD CUP. 70 to 40agstSabinus 4- 1 Musket (off) 7- 1 Morna (a) 5 to 2 egst Sir Joseph Hawley's lot (off) ...

... THE INTERNATIO)NAL YACHT RACE THE glorious Fourth of July,' when Americans at home discharge innumerable guns, and let off multitudinous fireworks in honour of the anniversary of their national independence, was celebrated off the southc.r extremity of the Irish coast in a still more original fashion. On the afternoon of that day a battle commenced between two of the leading maritime nations ...

... ,;LAT.EST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.| HUNDGDON MAEETING.-WnnWr&sDAY. sisassaY Anasy NuasERY HA1rteAe.- 'N oun . ?? ?? Iry s sil ?? . Miss Sharn. ?? ?? , . Niue ran. isiraon ScT&ES. i Gen.erl Psol'eCrbeiie ,, it 1I r, Good ize's Defeniation fiily ly . 3ir. W. BaIe'saEcbo ?? ?? ?? Five ran. | tord ArEwlonr ScUaRY HAaNoa.rL. K nutsfarA ?? ?? ?? BOIntie ,,tio ?? 2 Dolphin ?? Osoewse.eI. HANSDICAP. ...

... 1 'I , L- I - ?? -.,g _ .f5 , I I .k &A 'TE -l G AL Lo a'diaii y Night. 2 tk~ StwediCs~v6aayi'Odc~da verylexalting t r a neds oa~~e ~igis, TIbes irifilogd y aneck, 8ny'Mrd aeeto*L U1 ',Withrega f Globodw&6Sbb 7 s'&liT stand by yrslyilii'e- tiX ht ;Ocenalthi ?? C ma-ed rm- |: list. Tlieitfetwnrspwteyester6 . while gaIsopin;bnttlsave- d ha it,. s At the Ue of depatch ?? W $oas1es obtai&- able ?? ...