... ?? Atf~ As ~ Io*. sixth ~ ~ ~~'M4Pbe ot Cmocst Znnek eni 4jVol Wilkinson aisd'9'~h. After ?? ?? and thelo in preidet.Thethe ?? teas uiuer rep~r forthe ?? Th fin foi r ?? ge~texnes' cib f't ?? ofo tho0benefit of * theni submititedto the eompaby.-Thie, Chairman; gave t~itl 'cnstomar'klo'y I' d a atrioidtas wob er ?? ?? &nxiy,- Hav' an'ohi. tesr- ?? pr'op'o~ed'bythe charmn and acknowledged sy. ...

... HIULL KEEL REGATTA. The annual regatta of the Hull Keel Regatta Club commenced on Wednesday in splendid weather. This is the fourth regatta under the auspices of the club. Great interest was manifested in the event, and the Corporation Pier was thronged during the -whole day. The steamer Liverpord had been engaged, and the com- mittee, together with the band of the Hull poliee rorce .and a ...

... zparto anb a~timec. HULL, BEVERLEY. AND RAST-RIDING C(IU.RSING M1EETING. A coursing meeting, under the auspices of the Hull, 23everloy, and East-Riding Coursing Club, took place on mIonday, by permission of Mr. C. Langdale, on Mr. Scott's firnm. South Cliff. Although the weather was not faivourable for coursing, there wasa large attendance of visitors. The coursing was in the neighbourhood of ...

... . EUMTING A POIN NTS. I - . . Trho BADSWORT;H F'OXROUqDS will meet ?? day, Dec. 221d, at Notton. Vill ae. on daytu at Woolley Edge; Wednesday, 26 a t l11obM, Hood's Well; Thursday, 27t, a enhiae Saturday. ~29th, at Shafton -Two GatWen-tb10.30. The BaDitLE Fdkbenswil teet o Friay.3Dec 21st, at Ei ln on-,ay, 24th, at Old Slei, gfor Hall; Wednesday, 26th, at Solbergo; Fridlay, .28th, at Killerby ...

... I _- The BADSWOR TH FoxHoUNDS will meet on Saturday. Nov. 17th, at Hiemsworth; Monday, 19th, at Raw. cliffe Statior; Tuesday, 20th,- at Hickleton ; Thurs day, 22nd, at Darrington ; Saturday, 24th at Cud. worth-at 10.30. . . The BRDALN FOXHOUNDS will meet on Friday, Nov. 16th, at B&ough Hall; Mon lay, 19th, at Aldborough Hitll; ?? 21st, at Thirsk Station Fridy, 23rd at Newton lfoule jby ...

... CRICKET. The three days' cricket match which has been played at Sheffield between Yorkshire and Derbyshire ended on Wednesday in favour of the former ream.' The scores were :-Yorkshire, lab innings 210, second 88 with nine wickets to fall; Derbyshire, 1st innings 108. second 189. Leonard Jackson, the Hall Town professional, played in the Derbyshire team. - S. RxMmiNGToN8s ELEVEN V. SIXTEEN os ...

... I BEVER.Y A. I These ports werehemoth B nesday, in a field nesr tb e twmird presence of a lage ?? l d ^b, .foliowiDg werO the results d 16 Yards Handicap lat . 1st prize ?? by Mr. J. e centred medal. Th., race we, e fiual,ran in 151ser., J. v xn r Blkey. seoond, ted Jr..W. Wro,% . as r~ias that N--e kalx J - Q P committee decided tt the a i te Fbur ra ,and theo we& a le li first, asnd Nlutcbey ...

... 4ofto, anb pastimes. Mr. F. L. Playford, of-the London Rowing Olub, has won the- amateur senlling charopionship oi the Thames, which was rowed for on Monday, between.him and Mr. T. C. Edwardes-Moss, of Brasenose College, Oxford. Some extraordinary walking took place at Lillie Bridge, on Hlonday, between W. Perkins and W. Howes. The former was 13 years younger than his opponent. The match was ...

... A I ; N - i, i t ' . BtRGLARAIS Ik ELY : ?? I _; ~ 1 - .. I- ie iom the poice that- aburglary,a panled! byathe'u4. of fir s, took pe i Eull on 4~litievr. ap i~k tbi~t Mi2C.B.E'Jo:hson hailer5 who iai; *h. h.~ tdkel.ildes at 56:Listwtr6#aR SOn}Satr IghtY after 8nishing :.x~p~he~idel hbine ln comzpany with friend quarter t~e OA~a ?? after'nxi1oc ingtie > ?? company ith , ~4qqr~e~, we~a~o~tA, ...

... GP.AND CRICKET MATef IN HULL NORTH ?? SOUTH.' is itb, .which has been looked 'forward to for AvUe:tim e with considerable interest, *was comenced. x the HullU Town Ground, on 4Monday,'on a speoial. .Vet prepared for the oc asion by Leonard Jackson ?? Carr.. 'Thelweather was njt bright, bat there a large at'endauce of speetator.i. Thle Northerii 't:m consisled of .Ephrsirn Lockwoorrl (captain), ...

... ! ?? ?? ,,z 1 ? ?? es. ?? ;. -1 ?? I. ,BR.sS3s.. .4haad!^P~fOr thR s5eCr;tSry'S prize -S plsyed on the HuilL Tov'n Ciel Grouud on Sturday. The instoh WBS pia1 m heti T'I'he final heat waa won byv H: Wlhite1r~~inth aV&O 3 Thu prize wa B-Owaco rMTcl. -h-RWil' V Bon.-The rcturup 'matbh and the 6irst plxaed on the Hull Town ground;' was played' on Saturday, with the folulowing result Bartoe : ...

... UNIVEJRSAL ANGLING ASSOCIATION. ~ . I . I . The-annual dinner of the members of this associa- tion, with which the season is usually opened, took place on. Wednesday evening at the Queen's Hotel. About 8 gentlemen sat down, the chair being occapied by the Mayor (Dr. King), who was supported by Mr. T. Mappjlebeck (president), the Sheriff (Alderman Denison),- 1 Alderman Seaton, Councillors Leak, ...