... 00 U.RSZYG. { : TH W1ATERLOO CUP.' | t The f~rost which set in at the end of November ' did a great deal to rebus of what would have beenj| an invaluable line to the coarsing scribe when it compelled the postponement of the Rlidgway Club aend (lomte meetings. Most oif the members of the fanner club hold Waterloo- Cup lnomnaitions, while in the Conric Cup nO fewer than eleven kennels were ...

... * C UURSJIG. UPRE NIHD-ALE CLUB (THORNHfLL) ls1EETiNG. WVEDNESDAY, February 11. Judge, MrJ.3;edley. Slipper,TomBootiman. But forthe-fog that to-day hung over the Tibbers holmes., where the coursing took place, the eport of the Thornhill meeting would have been, brought to the most successful terminatioofor the hares were as strong on foot as they were numerically, and the trials could not have ...

... ErtNT v. I)Ens-sissnr.-Tshis match was ecommenced at Maidstoose )esterbqy. Score:- Daw: rrsessi te Ka s .sr A. Shuter, b Caullare ?? 8 N. ?? Patteaso, blMycroft. 1 W. Rylby, c L. Bl;, b E' A. I, 1fiu0o, u Sifrith, Hearne ?? . . ., b Shiaw ?? , 25 J. Platts, c Harie. b Cno- C 3t. Cuoliffe, b PFlt. 2 lisfe ?? , , 4 Hdu. Ivo BliGh, b )1y5 st.. 7 R. P. lnmith, c Iro Bligh, b G. Hearnre. b ?? ?? ...

... COURSING FITUBES. JANTI AIY. 1651. D3y of NAne. Judge. Shpper. Runniug. EcclefechanDuuifries.. Mr R. 5lenzios . ?? 5 Piimunp(OperSliusseY Mr Wentwortb A. Nailard.. 5, &c Strathendrick (Teuauts) Mir ?? T.Robsrtson 7 Al car Club ?? Mr ledley ?? T. Wilkinson 12& c. Salisbury & Amesbury.. Mr Weutworth A. Nailard.. 13, ac. N. otEngland.Jslingtoa Mr R, 13yslop.. F. 8l)-w ?? 2U, 21 tJpr. Nithadale ...

... T.HB TURF. SPORTI'NG NOTES. (FROMe WHITE AND> GoLD.I London, Friday Evening. TwE drizzling rain at Lewes to-day did not stop visitors from being present to witness the racing, and right well were they rewarded, as it has been many a long day since such an exciting race was witnessed as that which took place for the Astley Stakes. For the race just mentioned a shade of odds were laid on ...

... SOUND OF KIIRASIANNAM.-The fishing for the first three nights of last week was light, nothing beyond a few hundreds a shot was got by the drift net boats. On Monday and Tuesday nights some trawlers got fair quantities about Skipness Point, from 20 to 80 boxes a haul. The weather was somewhat changeable through the week, and tine boats were not getting well out on to the fishing ground. On ...

... q1ric AUSmTRAUA ELEVEN 5. Eloenry' oY Eaen| AND DISTBCT. -The thirtieth match of t.e Auetrana t,,h in the United Kingdom was commenced yesterisy a is,, ings. The weather was beauful fine ant there ass a large company preseut The wicket was un efseoleco C. Dor tion, and the Eighteen were fortunate enough to a.- toss. Tihey went in at a quarter past ?? ao ?? at the wickets the whole of the cay, ...

... YLSHIING. eti Fri or Form-The herring fish?. .: Firth of Forth last week was very in - takes only ranging from 100 to 1UOO he boat. The sprat fishers had takes ran 1 2 to 30 barrels daily, which sold at fron: t 7o 6d per barreL a BERWEaL-After an enforced rest on id abeut a fortnight, the fislerrmren got to Is week, but the catches were sinall, averas le 15 and 20 stones per boat. The whelea ...

... ' SPLENDID F UN ON THEI LAtxEnxoons.-The Berwickshire and East Lothian foxhounds are this season affording excellent sport. Foxes are plenti- ful, and some most enjoyable runs have been had. Meeting on Monday at Whitchester, there was a L. good field, including the gallant master, Major the - Hon. 3. Baillie Hamilton, of Langton; Mr Mar. ' joribanks, M.P.; Lady Fanny Marjoribanks, and h; ...

... .. ' RB TUB P. his .PO TI &,NC ES his 7 (Faou WWmvsAND GOLD.) dcli I ~~London, Monday Evening. an.Ifls eelaom that-the visitors to Newmarket'at this season of the year have bad'such fine weather, and tio those who visited the course will hark ba~ck to old 'ded times and, say'that big fields will every now and then the boe visible ion the fli'e~t racecourse in the world. of The Trial Stakes ...

... THE B .TUBB. - ACCETAN~oRSPRING1HANWAPS _~R~Gff GRAND AtTAL STEEPLECHASE. the .Bu ?? February 213. the ?? ?? the Bgle arch. S,12 5 Sleightatilaat'.. a IO -4 tse The highestweight ajaeting Uesn ?? batopy-. TELINCOW01131E HNIA GuasmA oad Bma on ~WEceiESmAT March 17. bud Ta Stflb ?? TV&P'if l but Parole. ?? 00Chocolate ?? 69 Who ?? 3 812 Lady Blanche ?? S ?? RobeBrs.. 4 8 12 I'hrintoft ?? 9 ...

... FOOTBALX. USTc9:a8 PLAYSID ON( SATOSBDA.Y. SCOTCH-lltlSfl IN TEFNATIONAL D1 ATCML The Rugby luternatiosal mratch between &otland and Ireland was of conslderable interest. and large numbers of spectators rwended their way to Hamilton Crescent grousids, Bartick. hbere the contest took place. In the two previou martchet between the two coUntries. the cdlours of the Emerald Isle were signally ...