... HUNTING APPOINTMNIENTS. FOXHOUN1DS. 0 BxnswSor.TE ?? Mar. it .Stocks Moor ?? Ii. 0I Thurs.. Mar. 1M..Aidivick-le-Street . 11. 0 t] Sac., 2a1r. 20.. 1Jii ?? . 11. 0 cl B2. ,,LE ?? W Md., Mar. 17 ..Topeliiae r1,a ?? 0 Fri., M1ar. 1 ?? :11. 0 Mion., 2Mar- 22..Leybrn ?? 1. 0I Wed., Mar. 24. 6Sijiton Bridge ..1. . 0 I SattLar., Mar0. 27.. i On ?? .. 11. 0 BgnnmneMooi ?? W MAfar. 17.. -farroat' ? ...

... Ji12TING APPOIN-TMENTS. I'uXIIOIU jDS. AC 7i ?? II.. I 4-613clit *ll'lt l ?? l`I.30 ';a;IS ?? N:I~llr., 1)1f41;~TUII . ?? .. ?? 1C.3) ?? !) -tw Vffa; {I!(1 ?? IFQD3 *lo i I. 1 . U. l1,ll. i.. 1 ?? 10.2) 'IIIly Dloe. h l.. ?? 1e.2J Dv1. a-L.-YU11: ...

... MIANCHESTER SUMMER MEETING, YESTFRDA-Y. YESTERDAY. A Solling Stakes of 5sov6 nach, with 100 added l two-acollks fat, three 1Lst, four anld i paurels ?? 121h; lnesim, and oidnjis allowed 31h; the willner to be sold for 100 sore, it for 00 allowed 71b. Firs furl]longs. Coro0lla, 600 . . .. ?? . ?? Cholden, 60 ?? Baronct, 50 ?? A Two-year-old Stakes of 10 sovo echcl, with 1t0 rlded colts PNe 121b ...

... HALL GROVE r. HOLBECT ATlRIo .-rlayed ill the s (Jispliam Fields. Holbeek Albion-J. Holmes 0, B. Brives 1, &. f Basustt 5, E. Fathers 0, -. Speight o, P. Briggs . HI. Ermdahaw 4, ?? Biasrett 2. 1t. Slabber O, S. Theekrahs , J. 1il~son 5. extras 8S total CO. Hall Grove-T. Lindbly II, G. Rawlins 5. (C. Bucbton 13, F. ?? o, Iv. Wh~ito 3, R. W~oott 0, J. Thornton 16. `W. Thorllton I, ?? B. 0 ...

... I YORKSHIRE v. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE. The return match between these important counties i was comimenced y-esterday- at Branins 1-lane Ground,I Sheffield. The wveather 'was, fine, and the surs shone C Iat intervals. 1)uring the thsy a large concourse of people 0 assembled to wvitniess the gaeni, greati interest in the mtatch being manifested. Datt vrote the toss, and elected to go itn first, ...

... CRIOKET. ISi Secetries are requested. to suipply reports of matches played on Saturday in- timle fir. p-lbiiattiorl in C Monday's M~ercurya. Reports of inatelbec plavedi on2 other days tohbe sent in with as little delay as possible.' GLOUCESTERSHIRE r. YORKSHIRE. The return niatch between these counties commenced - yesterday, at Clifton, rain causing at delay of an hour andr a half in ...

... CRICKIET. AUSTRAIJIARS V. BRnDFOnsI AND ?? return match between them teams failed to create thewido-spread interest which was shown in the first coot, st, and attendance yesterday was ceomparatively sneagre. The Australians an-in carried the palm. The following is tfas ?? of lirdford, 103; Australians, In ExPIRING LAWS.-The Ballot Act, which was passed in the year 1872, and expires on the 31st ...

... HUNTING APPOINT'MENTS. FOXH{OUNDS. BASaWOrar ?? Frdy, 'Isr. 19.. Rawelliff staotidps- ?? St, Mar. 20..Darriington ?? 0 MoMar. 2.Aoseslt'y Statio ?? II. 0 'Puss. Mar.93 JIM.5 louse . ?? 0 'lre's., m 21cr. 4. .l:stvei croft ?? 'I Sat., Mar. 25.. 1feustisls ?? a? BAnan ?? Fri., Mlar. 19._.3eartou ?? I1. 0 Men., Mar- 22.. Leybura ?? 11 I. 0T 'Wed., Miar. 214. Sl1tion Bridge ?? Saitu., Mar. 27.3 ...

... UEUUI;1tI'1'. YORKSHIRE ELEVEN a. NINETEEN COLTS. The cricketing season was opened at Sheffield yesterlsnr, alien Eighteen Colts. with a captain, wcre snatched acuiost the Cloeizy Eleven. It xvill be ?? tlhrt I. Grianshaow onace a notaoble contribti.QIss of 41. 'The folloving is the seoro:- EIGHTEEN COLTS (with Cartatia. . G. Heall (Hallaa), b Peate ?? .. 4 Mr. P. N. Dannat (Maltby), e Taylor ...

... NEWMARET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, I- -rt -~t A_ ?? .. _ -l -1it_ -; -l a_. -_ I.- - _ ?? The Octobor Post Produce Stakons of 100 sacs each, h ft, for two-year- Call oldi; colts Bit 101b, filliei Bot 71b; 31b breading allowance; oach sub- F scriber to mume two mares and bring thu jproduco of one to the post. Scoa Raous course. (4 subs.) Mr IV. S. Crawfird's Thoabsis ?? ?? 1 for Lord Falmsouth's ...

... DERBYSHIRE s. YORKRSHIRE. This match was concluded at Derby yesterdaay, York- shire winning by seven wickets. In the second venture of Derbyshire Mr. Shuker played well for .,6. Yorkshire were left 21 runs to make to win, and the task cost them three wickets. Score:- DERBYSHIRE. FinrST ININGS. SEcoND IXacING3. A. Shlker, b Bates ?? 1 ?? .. s Egites, at Finder, b ?? ?? A. Mfaynard, b Ba~tes ?? ...

... -TIMBLEDON MEETING. ?? ~~WnMBLEDJON, Monday. Icsb enesentiallY the great day of prizes for lane hotinig, and ought to have commanded ttninto a greater extent than it did, hut UndoategI the ili of over two hundred thousand resectyeserdsy as cansed the quietude of to-day in of sig~s 1 ore intent on hilarity than any Itif~ti laentc sgret rlie toevery One. If xvill he Cheryei L d~ cit r hae hd 10 ...