... 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 ...

... DERBYSHIRE 1. JIENT. I (lCY Tuytroteuamn.l ritterly cold weather prevailed at Derby yesterday, fo-to.r cotllinuation of this match. lciut conclude-l their fi;- ?? 'S before lurncheon, for 173. In the recond uneings of Dprbvyi;l Mr. Smith plalyed grasd crikket. Finally, Hent-.'ve c'lerf 2it, ,in anl. whn stumps werm drawvn fily bad iot thrce oickets for 862. D]ERBY'SHlIRE. lsT I1NsIseoS. 2Nn !! ...

... I BACING NOTES. fa Seldomn, indeed, does the Craven Stakes peass over wlthcoss5 t creating some decislcd alterations fits the Two Thousand Ciuin&4~ Im quotations, and to-day's race was noe exception. Cemedlard's success brought Lord itosebery's colt to half hida formepr prier, for th both the Rowley mile race and the Epsomn Derby. It Is sail, that a 'Town Moor, ano is undergoing a capital ...

... YORKSHIRE V. GLOUCESTERSHME. [Yv TICseoRtAP1.3 Wet weather interfered very much withl the continuance aS this mattch at Shlieield, yesterday. Score, at drawing of thai etumps for the day - GLOUCESTEIlSIIRE.-IST IssNsGS, Mr. W. (. Grace, c Grimshew, b Peate ?? Mr. M. M. Grace, ?? . ?? Miidwinter, c Hunter, b Emmett ?? 30 Mr. A. D. Green, b Emmett ?? .. , .6 Mr. F. Townsend, cfRawiin, lb Emmett. ...

... ArstsronroN- (at 10.45).This day, November 14, Chetwytd Tuesday, 15, Burnal Green : Saturday, 19, Spread Eagle. ATIzvnsa'oTNP (at 11).-Tis dlay, Novemaber 14, Congerstone; Wednesday, 16, Wharton; Friday, 18, NIewhsamn; Saturday, 19, Kingsbury Wood. BE.PlOI.T'.;', IDuws or (at (JX-Thie day, November 14, Newn* tots Lodge: Tuesday, I5, Toll Down : Wednesday, 16, Blacklands Park: Frilay, 13, South ...

... I r. 3 15 !2 KEMPTON PARK RACES.-YlESTEaAYc. 'nuss, WALTON SE5.I.ssces WNVMMen hFAcieeAi' of S envo cacti, with 100aildeml; wiener to lie cold for 100.novs. One mite. mr. Evanis's Iteil Wolf, 4 yes9, Set 10th,.. ?? . Webbs1 Air. illbteetos Kaleidoscope, aged, lost 7Th - Merboy 2 Colonel Cavye's Thes Reeave, aged, l0ot ?? . Wood 3 Select (Deektin), Zuceltere (J Jones), Erlsierberry (W-yatt), ...

... RAMNCG NOTES. A tremendous company was present at Northampton ontho opening day of the meeting, when the Earl Spencer Plato was escarried off by that Smnart horile Altbotas, whlo ropresented Sir George Clietwynd in preference to the much-talked.of Exile IL, Afdeld of tenr runncrs contested the Althorp Park Stakes, and a lot of money wm laid out for Alfonso, Zieka, and The Duke the first ...

... Alinosgi vin RACING NOTES. Atog anthreatened several Oimen during thle afternoon, 1it fortanately held oil', anti thne large number of visitors who carne to see the Cecatreevitch run for were enabled to dlo no under fairly favourableh cireunistances. A fil~d of nineteen rnn- Itners caine forth for thle great race, this being two less than contented the CesnerewitnlA twelve monti1s ago. 'Ele ...

... * LATE SPOflTIN(X TETlLIGENUE. hie hon M!iANCHESTER MEEWflG. .or TINS DAY-S RACI. G. [or ORDcR OF RusNIrx.-EgilotoIL N'.roerv HandiTap, its 12.39; Selhing Nursery Handicap Pia. 1:0; Saturday ar- WelterHandicap Plate, 1.30; stand sellingPlate,2.0: i es November Handicap, 2.40: Match, 3.5 Farewell Handl cap, 3.10: Final Plate. 3.5ii. to Stand Selling Plate.--St. Crispin, Lanidscape, Jessie, OrI- ...

... l SPORTI iNTELLIGENCE. I I .- I Oval SPORTSMAN AND SPORTING LIFE !I at AUTIJ1ENY1hJ .STAR~TING PRICES. W. lenlt *n at WIND1SOR MEETING. and. ROSE IDER. Sportsman. Jsport~ The a by IVELTER HANDICAP. Bismarek ?? Mr Abinaton I 4 to l ag j 4to ?? JUVENILe11 SELLING. Jack Tsr ?? ?? 7 to l Iag I 100 to n~ag SELLIN'G HUINTERS. Hurricane ?? I ?? I ta lag I10 to lag SPr'suC, HANDICAP. Rhythm ?? ...

... - - ?? -t-- - I, Not ?? ?? 8ctc So, L il I, ?? I1oSn 0 o o nt 0cc' ?? o ?? Z., to ic nt ~fln ~ t I a IcS-a v~ -a-cr~ ?? 3, to ag 0:i'a 7'l ?? Oto -Ic U ?? Acu so t Cc - o'AujcI i ti0 tj 2 to4 20 - 'O URTTE V E; PaTc,. I-I J. E. 2l aI O m i ax I - a c tine vea lcc, ' Clu;b ortcccwiccu, I 1'0' Ofl t'c'v Lic-ee Lc ano't Xe Vs v c Unc ;.o 1i) -'wits b1i!wo, yer lf-;cot ri o:, Lt: ?? ?cr ...

... , D:E Il~DBYSIRE v. SURREY. TIle gime wvas teol lbiine int cotl ileatiler on Wed sea- .lay, alisl tueoolst 1,.Pu e DerUtisise witskets tell in trhrec- qu iotetrsa A i hol IL t ast sL o tidiL ntal ,O19 rulti, Bv quarter ;-st twelve tile matach was over. ?.mid Surrey had wots by s .u tir. Scare:- First Itntlngs Abel, b D risi st. s IS Mattrice lReat, bi . 3 Lockwood. lb w, b Gal .l., .. W. Read, ...