... ~TVflflTA frrn- Vocroru Ctuan, Wednesday. In a limited market. there was little to choose between Lord Iladdlington and Air. Wilkins for the position of favourite, as I,000 to 70 twas asked for at last about the latter, while 1,000 to 75 wos laid against Lord Hadldlington. Mr, Wilkinson, who, it Is reported, runs Shepherdess, cause to 25 to 1; and the other quo- tations need no exalaulatioe ?? ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGIEC la ,RACING AND COURSING NOTES o the EDoIre of the DAILY PoSr, !- Sir,-In theold days of lheavynmidwinterspeeulatio5l, is Two Thousand Guineas the death of Lord Angl,,e, Woss have :nade a most serious difference to the boohrk s By the demise of the marquis, which took placeoeir eri suddenly on Friday night, the nomination f boea, it desert and Prestonpans for ths race over ...

... ' BoR&T]G JINTEUGENCE IT. I_ IT. h - -- - n =T WATL UP._ ft3~~ VES6TEBDAY. 4 mr The WArznvoo Crr, for 64 subeatbers, a £28 each; *sn =r i~70second£200 twodogs S0 nob, fonr dogsf Ie 55. eight1 dos£0P eahsitendosI u each. the Wateroo PurgenWaterico Pladi; -m tots] £L,6W. to to Flurger beat Nellie Miller IHontywoodbeatbuhrpriter. till I after a no go , lr Cautheti ?? beat Mr Ilinka's PeronEZ ...

... SIFORTJIM 1IT.ELIdG1EOk D(NCASTER ERPFING MEETING. YESTIRDAY. ?? rTASEs.--Zauui1, I Migdalene, 2; CIeo. petits, &k Six vrai t. SEsreLFASLD HANflIOAP-TZ1ium?, 1;? St. KilOs, 2; Pargee,3. 8even iau. YoxRsEnRE oir Lson PoL&TZ.-SWl~g, 1; Hop, 2,,; Trm ¶lomr 3 bjx ra,. CoRoPRATIoN ?? 1o, 1; Waveney, 2; Lady Leonaxd, Seveu ran. LOOA.kSTPR WELTER BASDiCAP.--Ex dra d% I; roo)?er, g; Agglethorpeg, 3. ...

... SPORTING InTELGENCE I CITY BETTING.-BATUBDAY. &SDNOW1E GRAND PRIZE. (Run Wednesday, February 2i.) 6 to I 1-t Tharaeld, lyre, llat, t & t 8 to t - Bacchus, 6yra, 12at 71b, t A; o I O to 8 - Abbot ot St. MaryM , 4yrs. IOat 111b, t i 1CO to S - Barley, 6yrs, lost llb. It & o 100 to 8 - Garlckcr6yrsl0sttllb.t&O I0 to S - Le NEageur, 5yre, 1 i s le10l, t t 25 to 1 - Tentergate, aged, 10st 31b, o, ...

... )NDESDAY, APRIL T. ISM A football match Mae played on Wens~dea I at landovery betwean the Ohool team and I . nlf;n an f at ?? u tou WU, kuuvuu ?? 01 the CArmarthenshire Rovers, resulting in a D victory for the former by two goals and a try to a goal. ce In the case of Philip Gny, late bank clerk, ei of Swansea, wbose body wag found in a pool ni near Penllergare on 8aturday, the jury re. t ...

... SPORENG INTICLIGNUL ?? - - - - - - - NBEWMARKET CBAVEN MEETING. YEISTZRDAY. A SIvTErsTAKn.Sooit Guard. 1; Eurus, 2; Pro. spectue, 8. Three ran. INT;MNATIONAL HANDICAP. Fashion. 3yrs, Set ,lb ?? Gil Mape, S3yrv, 66t 71b ?? . ?? 2 tflemeantne, 5;rs, 7et1iB ?? ?? a Tean rn. MADIxRa BIDEEB' P'La,-Telesoope, 1; Iaciria, Z2 Beacarmn,3. SNiaerRu. A HANDocAP.-Grace, 1; Alpha, 2; Lady Blincha3. Twelve ...

... SOUTH WALES CHALLENGE CUP- NnWPOXT T. LuAiDovrntY ScHOOL.-Another cup tie was played off at Swramsea o1n Wedneeday, the contesting cinlo being Newport and Len. 1 davca School. The game was began a-bout 11 o'cloo, ?? being ffrst. to bat. Harding handled the willow in fle style, and put Li together 58 in a comparatively abort tne. I Pritebard also plaed well for his 14. M Liadovery went m bsout ...

... (SPORT1ING IN 1EiLLIGElWE' A SANDOWN PA1ZK MXEEl TNtI.~ 1si.5ti Aii '5A101 ii ?? it LA~j Nit.. h Jat '01. I tit-titlsv tiC IL t',soct, , - 1tr:. , . INI., ro;ftfti .j r ~s irtit,s I5t 2 -tp ij vedx;. i o2.~ At',I ?? M ,.I A ts'AI , SiLAuoti.,tyt.%lt A. C'..'tii 'k'iori 73 r. ,VX II. th ita,3 vsrig I fI '~~IJyDr J 1,rInt' M. l,:er''iF4 3. 1-Iti lat,. tart t, ii ti 2 tt kklro tth 3 till I agll ...

... SPORTING INLTELLIGEXCE. NEWMARET HOUGHTON METING. Mr. YESTERDAY, ASLt-AGED TRIAL STAp.qs.-Grand Flaneur, 1; Tower mer- and Sword, 2; 'lavius, 8. Six ran. false MAIDENa PLAI. - Goggles, 1; Pretty Dance, 2; Folengo., 8. Twenty-one ran. The THREE YEA4R: OLeD H.n.DIcAP.-Field Glass, I ; Early- morn, 2; Maearia, 3. Ten ran. Race twelve minutes dant, TUESDAY NIýEZRY HANDcAP. - Queen Mary, 1; been ...

... SPORTING WrKLfdffcX--- I LICEFIELD AUTUMN MSETIUG. - YESTERDAY. CorSTY SETrLoG WELTER PLTE.--F ylV6 f~lly, 1; J King Clovis, 2 Gotarantee, S. iVO raM. LICEFIELD *ELTER PL'L a.jze1nit, 1 CockAe. 2*WitchS. 8Siixrm. CorzSTT XXXII5BS' NURSERY PLTZ.1'DSZn. 1; Delirnin, 2 ; Eyebrigbt, 3. seven ru. BER MAJESTY'$ PLATE - r Dodd, 1; Zerald 2; Sir Reginald, S. Five ran. HUavaTS' Sal.LEr PLATZ -CyP-us 1 ...

... ?? IS -t-9- THE TURF.--There are still a few of the old school of Turfites who will only recognise the Newmarket Craven Meeting as the opening of the legitimate racing season ; and consequently they have been in their glory during the last few days, during which the first of the Newmarket gatherings has been held. They may be con- gratulated at having witnessed some very fair sport generally, ...