... RUNTING APPOINTMENTS. THE HOLDERNESS FOXHOUNDS will meet on Friday (to-day), at Hesslewood-1O.45. THE EKAL OF YARnBOOUGHss HOUNDS will meet on Friday, at Normanby Clump; Saturday at Authy House; Monday. at Usselby Fish Pond; Tuesday, at Kirton Station; Friday, at Barrow Hall; Saturday, at Market Rasen -11. THE YORK AND AINSTY FOXHOUNDS will meet on Saturday, at Raskelf Station ; Monday, at ...

... I l~s {ATX - 1;@ be _ ?? I ?? s__ HULL TowNr ELEvEN v. SixTnNr GzNTLExEN PLAYERS lsor LINCOLN'SHIEE.-A match was played on Saturday of afternoon, on the ground of the Hull Town Club, ee between the above teaiims. The match was got up for le the benefit of the Hull Infirmary, and though not so inlargely attended as last year, still -the committee will be '~able to hand over a good sum to the ...

... FIIRST CORPS, EAST YORK RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. REGIMENTAL ORDERS. Xo 1,-The following is the general suimmary of the, enrolled strength and efciency of the corps for the year endigr 31st October, 1875, the companies being- placed in ordoer of merit:- 14~~~ U~2 - -Q.; ?? o * ?? 1.cu S,., *UO0 3, ;w r 1rfl A0 4 C Si 3 S.) ;StS.47 1:S t3 ?? , _ 0- I D 83 1 84 '9&8O 14 10 2 F 82 nil 8 10.0 143 0 0C 3 A ...

... - j _ I_ .r. The scene along the banks of the Thames on Boat- ad race day is a sight, once seen, whichis noteasily effaced all from the memory, especially it the weather is fine is enough to draw out the tremendous crowds from the he heart of the big village, whose ?? are swelled a]- by country bumpkins from all points of the compass. )w And yet, like the sketches of the Derby Day, it has ...

... Sparto aub Vantimes. Count Lagrange inaugurated the Doncaster race a meeting on Tulesday by winning the Fitzwilliam Stakes 1 with Blenheim, and Lord Durham won the Glasgow s Stakes with Glendale after a dead heat with Gilestone. Farnese followed up his Newmarket July and Good- :wood successes in securing the Champagne Stakes for Lord Falmouth, leis lordship also winning the match with ...

... I .Spartt0 anb Pastimes0. The Sportiny Times is in a osition to state that the eiact price paid by the buke of Westminster for Don. caster was 214,000. This is the highest price ever paid for a horse. The croquet championship and the Challenge Culp offered by the AU lingland Croquet Club were won by Mr. Gray, after a fine contest in the grounds of the club at Wimbledon. The competition between ...

... p On-Saturday, at Aidridge's rpsioy there. was, a~ *-sale by auction-of sporting-dogs, consisthing- of' .15, brace of setters, pointers, send spaniels, fromn the well-known kennel of, Mr. F. R1k H6mnxlng.', Many of. the dogs were~ prize wininers a~ the 'pubjic 'field trial1t and'dog. shows,. There. was,-a, spiritedz competition: afnohig t e large * asemlae o fildspotsmn aci aateur dog-breeders ...

... THE EhtuRL OF YAuOROuCH'S HOUNDS..-These hounds will not hunt until further notice, in consequence of the lamented death of the Earl of Yarborou~ll THE HoLJ)Ess FoxiioumNEs will meet on Friday (to-day), at Wilterby ; AMonday, at Danthorjpe Hall Tuesday, at Sunderlandwick; Thursday, at Wine- stea(l Station ; Friday, at B veringlhamn Park-10,45. THE YORK ANJ) AriNSTT FOXmH)UXNLs will meet on ...

... Spots anb pastimes. At Great Yarmouth regatta, on Tuesday, the first and second prizes, of £20 and 210, offered for yachts of any rig not exceeding 20 tons, were won by the Red Rover (Mr. S. Nightingale, of Great Yarmouth), and t~he Kxittiwake (Messrs. 0. M. and W. Earle, of Hull). The fled Rover had a long lead. Two of the prizes, of £15 and £5, offered for smaller yachts, were won by the ...

... Spartt anb 1astime5. I' ?? To avoid clashing with the Blankney meeting the members of the Everleigh Coursing Club have altered their fixture to November 16 and 17. The Ocean Yacht Match, from Southend to Harwicb, took place on Saturday, when eight yachts started. The Fione took the first prize, the Surf the second, and the Snowdrop the third. It is stated that the Duke of Westminster has with- ...

... $ortS, anb lastimrs. The' Soociety for the Prevention of cruelty to Animals threatens to proceed against the pigeon-slayers of Hur- lingliam. Some well-known West-end shots are expect- ing summonses. The fishermen in the Ouse continue to complain of ill-luck; in fact those at the stations near dr below Goole say they have not caught a single fish up to Friday. They hope, however, as the season ...

... The annual dinner in connection with this club tookm place on Tuesday evening, at the Albert Hall, in 'P Midland-street, when about 120 gentlemen sat down, under the presidency of Councillor W. T. Robinson. i The vice-chair was occupied by Councillor Stilling and the company also included Councillor J. Leak ! (president of the Hull Town Cricket Club), Councillors 1i Ansell and Toozes, &c. An ...