... i I I .. The members of the above dub, with a number of friends, satcdown on Thursday week to a most substantial repast. at Host Burt's, Rifle Tavern, Hessle-road. About 100persons satcdownatthisthe annual dinner of the club; and the chair was occupied by Mri Councillor Toozes, who was supported by Mr. Councillor Ansell. There were also present Mr. John Batte (captain of the club), Mr. AV. ...

... e HE e - 'II 1, ?? ?? auto potimeo. Mr. White, a gentleman rider, -was seriously hutt by a fall at Baldoyle on Tuesday. Lincoln inalugurate~tt thle vaelno itgai on Monday, ! wrhen largte fields eonteste& the ti& 55vints on the card. Mr. HI. Savile's hunter, 8hetwt)ord Ranger, won the Doddlington Hut-dle-race llnTshyra, Manfrerl snd eight others; and M~r. bl. ?? two-year-old Bella car- ,ried ...

... - HUNTING APPOINTMNIENTS. THE IOLDRRNESS FOXHOUNDS Will meet on Friday (to-day), at Everingham Park-10.4.5. THE YORK AND AINSTY FOXHOUNDS will meet on Saturday, at AMelbourne Hall; 3Monday, at Nun Alonkton; Tuesday, at Nun Appleton; Thursday, at Bishop Monkton; Saturday, at Pillmoor-11. LORD AIIDDLETON'S FOXHOUNDS will meet on Friday, at Wlhin Moor Build; ;londay, at Settdington House; Tuesday ...

... ich This important meeting, which attracts so large an , assemblage of the lovers of the leash from all parts ad-of England, has taken place during the week, and under ley the most successful auslices. The draw and dinner pal took place on Monday night, at the Angel Hotel, at on- whrigg, wlen there was a large attendance, under the tok presidency of Sir John Dugdale Astley, Bart., M. P. ...

... II ?? alib oa~time0. I The Doncaster grand stand receipts during the recent race week are about 2300 less than last year, when they were the largest on record. On Saturday af enpoon Mtiss Emily Parker swam from London Bridge to North Woolwich Gardens, a distance of more than ten miles, in two hours and twenty-three minutes. At Doncaster races last week an Irish magistrate made the acquaintance ...

... spottS anlb l3a~tiritz. This year's Waterloo Cup N-ill go donlvl t T erlty as one of the most remarkable illustrations of ii oils uncertainty that attaches alike to Coeulsilw t. r.. It was by the merest flake, froi all accoun'. .1 .n1-he bending of the hare from Corby Castle to s '5 i vi.xoon at a critical point of the decidin]g course, thrn : l he ?? iitentional ?? of a (;not of stra-- i s- ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE HOLdEZLXIESS FOXHOUNDS will meet on - riday T (to-day), at Kilrixvick Percy-10.45. THE EAni Oio YARBOnOUGH's HOUNI) will ineet onl G Saturday at Wootton Hall; Monday. at Bradley Cross-roads; Weednesday, at Cromby Mount; Fri- yi day, ?? Norseanby ClumIJp; Saturday at Autby House-11. F THE IAD3nWoaRs FOXHOUNDa will meet onl SaLtllday, at Cudworth Manor; *londiay, at Hut ...

... ,spart.5 aixb pastiatch?. It is proposed that the American Jockey Club .lshould give a grand centennial purse of $20,000 for a iaco of four-mile heats. Samuel Foote, the Southampton publican, who was remanded from Saturday on a charge of keeping a .gamiing house, surrendered to his bail on Tuesday. William A. Butler, a soldier, stated that on the 10th r and 15th instant lie visited Foote's ...

... . X 0 sports anb V)aztimnm A , It is reported on good authority that George Frederick broke down the week before Ascot. Akbar was scratched on, Monday fer all hir Newcastle engagements, Cornbrook, who has been backed for the l~ortbum- berland Plate, was struck out of that racm and au other engagenaeuts at Neweastle-on-Tyne on Monday afternoon. Mars, who is engaged in the Northumberland Plate, ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMIENTS. d THE EARL OF YA.BOcOUG'SiS HOUNDS will meet au d Friday (to-day), at Swallow Wfoldl; Saturday, at ie Elkington Cow Pasture; Monday. at Laceby Urem- e roads; Tuesday, at Pelham's Pillar; Thursday, at f Broeklesby Hall; Saturday at \Wootton Hall-11 )f THE HoLDERNESS FOXHOUNIS will meet on Ftfay at Bentley-10.4.5. THE BADSWORTH FoxHouXDS will meet on Friday, at L Haigh ...

... atzb 1i st me% I~ ?? ~ ?? i . I I /: h . I I i ?? : ! it spar-to ?? MeR; 1 ,ur' Mr. Stantoa ,s ?? o his .,journey oi f AN es: our on a bicycle. ehdoe a nou t-srww ilte Lair ridexcame to an,.end, aid he was loudly eheresi by a nk considerable xumber ofaspectaters o- The -oldeess.1forhiunds xuet on Mexdayi(iqr theo ;he first time this seasou) at Burton (omtabl, 'and on. ?? -Neswick, bu.here.was ...

... S orto ainb 0a~timme, During the last few days a poisoning of trout, has taken place in the Sutton Beck, near Thirsk. Many bf the fish are one pound in weight, and some dozens have died, Keen, of Surbiton, and Cooper, of Sheffield, con- tested the Mile Bicycle Champion Challenge Cup at Wolverhampton on Wednesday. Keen won in 3 min. 11 sec. by half the revolution of his wheel. The Prix de Diane ...