... Voald NEWMARKET NOTES. MONDAY EVENG. Ition. Wagering on the Cesarewitch underwent a ,uiht change this afternoon when it became known that hr. Mr. Hammond had put the pen through the name spite of last year's winuer, St. Gatien; and Eucasian, I feel despite the rumours that he had not done much ch a- work of late, was promoted to the post of hem. favourite; but it still remains to be seen ...

... ti. ~BANGOR IE ETUqG. ed THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1i. ed Judze: Mr. Steward. Slipper: Torm Wilkinson. m. The outlook this morning-was as nupropitions as ir, ever, the frost being back in almost increased in- of tensity. There wvas, however, no diminution in ng the interest of the meeting, and another large sO- crowd of spectators assembled at Gorddinog by he ten o'clock. The ground was much too hard ...

... I in NORTHAMPTON NTOTES. a, ?? EVmmrNO. le -The VMers. Frail were-certaily unluckyvin the'ar elfirst at'tempt to hold an autumn meeting at North- of ampton to have to positpone the opening day's ysport on account of frost, but it being found ~'dangerous to race after the first event had been decided, no other course was open. Weather per- mitting, another start will be made ta-morrow, to ...

... I _ NEWARSET HORSES AT EXERCISE. in On ths, Itsopoourse sidesj. I)AV0N u'a aFried- al Inud and RAW, SHRAs ,D's Acmne, Fanfare. ig Shimmer,. Cassimer, and Grafton, with MONSORD'S St. Prosper, Cobbler, and Oraven, galloped a miU L and a quarter; M aaf's Fullerton, Present Alms, and Mon Droit, SADLUR's OabalTestator, The Wraith, Gulboyar. and Drizzle, wvith J. DsWsoN , JD8 Clatairact, Rortense, ...

... YAorTs rs runE MNAr STAn'e-Tha regatta sesson In the Menai Strsits commences to- o1 morrow with the annual fixture in Beaumaris Bay Fs of the Royal AnglIeey Yacht Club, of which Sir W IL Bulkeley, Bart., is commodore. On the follow- 17 Lug day there will be a race from Beaumaris to Carnarvon for a cup given by Captain Robert 3 Williams, a member of the club. Un Thursday the annual regatta of ...

... COUlNY CRICKET AVERAGES. LANECASHIRE -h~tbes Won, 4; lost. 5; drawn, 5; tot1, 14. BATTING AVERAOS. Tames Moat riot in Thin, out EUns. In. At. J Boos-- 20 _1I_52 .. AM184 _M BT a 212 BO? - L2 ?? 261a Fa ,, ?? 2316 102a,.. 17t0 Ballow 2 -- 3 84 ..l15- A n _ 2 _ 31 _60 - 15,0 p_ .10 - 10_ 25a_ 14-4 S M Cresd g~~~1 _0 ..2WS_ 67 .. 13-16 GOoweta 2. 28 Is ..i14 Tayler _ - 6 O 6S.. 40 11-1 aesoa - _ ...

... FOOTBALLN OTES. TEE R7GBY GAME. First they would and then they wouldn't, and now we are assured positively that Waes will not play England. Uallant little Wales is quite zanse enough to tauide England, nor do we imine they: could do Po with better prospect of success than at present, but the International Board's interdict bha been proclaimed, and so the champions of Car- diff and Newport and ...

... o MAOtHIS v. LIVERPOOL DISTRICT. O The Antipodean 'ootballers paid a visit to this district, and yesterday afternoon opposed a fifteen, s, selected from the local clubs, before a large 12 number of spectators, on the Athletic Grounds. a tairlield. Great disappointment was tea3 Ad whea it became known that both teams - wo0ld not be as orizinally selected. The i Liverpool combination was more ...

... SPORTLNU. his NEWMARKET NOTES. ,ing | TaESDAY NIxnrr. As, The tale of the Cambridgeshire has been so fully told underneath that it is not necessary for me to deal at length with the history of the race. Suffice Dry it to say that Mamia and Tenebreuse, both of ye, whom have for so lhingenjoved the confidence of tnd the public, were today conspionotts failures. Tenebreuse was hopelessly beaten ...

... I CURRENT EVENTS AND THE IA}-N CHESTER NOVE0MR HANDIC &P. 5 Once again is the Derby esecntive deserving of s praise fur the very excellent quality of racing r which it provided for its patrons on Monday. a Tuesday. and Wednesday of last week The , energy and determination of the Messrs. Ford, pere et fQ, no doubt to a very great extent ao- ' count for the evict with which the proceedings at ). ...

... i ._ PORTIN. ,Q02 CATTEMIOK BRIDGE MEETING. ad 'FRIDAY, APRIL 2. rke The RLAtEsEs WLILTER HANDICAP PLATS of 100gs., for tsso-e-yearotda and upwards. Winners extra. Pro- act, esatonal jockirs 4lb. extra. Seven furlongs. t a6 9 2 Mr, R, Cowan's Captain Blue, 3 yra ?? Lake t. rerla 3 0 Mr. B. P. Petrte's Nelsorn, 3 yrs ?? ?? W. Platt tS 6 11 Lord Zealand's Cr1 de uausre, 4 yrs._ ?? Snowden S8 11 ...

... SPORTN.I - I -.REWMARKET FIRST SPRING MBERTING. THIDAY, APRIL 30. A LLIlXG- PLATE. Last mile and hbll of Cesarwitola Courae. 7 7 Captaln Macbol' Tolach Aid, 8 yr3 .Lke 1 7 7 LordElleainare'3EnBuberta. S k 7 7 hord Ha:rttngton'e oolt by Lectnrer-Vleorori, 3 yrs .HEopklns S 7 7 MIr. Savllla's filly by Besalikin-Bagao'lte, 3 yrs, Covey 0 Betting : 6 to 4 ?? colt. 4 to 1 aget Talach Ard, ande to I ...