... 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 ...

... Br STU-RF. 'SPORTING NO ItfltoM - WHIT2 AN,-D GOLDn5 London, Ffldat- r AT the London cl-nba Peregrine was u 7 Ithat the winner of The Two ' -wall start at~ even money. FairLsot on the position which. he occnpmdi tions3 yesterday, 100 to 1;2 being crey tj 1Jhis chance. Geologist din not g el j. being 'laid, niteri.0 to t had teen acpe Iwas hacked at 16(2ton6; whilet Caneac t and St Louts eacli ...

... GOUMs.hyc;! HIGH GOSFORTH P ARIK MEETDMG. FRiDAY, March25. Jud&g, Mr Sm, Hedlay. Slipper, Tom Booniman. (FROM OUR OWNli EPOsahR) There was not so big a gathering of spectators 1 Gosforth to-lay as there was on the opening day, but still the attendance was not by any means meagre. Those who did put in an aspearance were rewarded with a good day's sport brought off in good weather. As on the ...

... CO UBSIN X. PLUMPTON IEETING. FnaA. March IL Judge, Mr Ja. Hliese; slipper. T. WlklnoM The third was another grand d&ys coursing, and enjoyed in the plesamntest weather of the week. It was a grand struggle between Star amd Honey Buzzard for frst turn, but the Yorkshire dog won well afterwardL. He was also unlucky niot to beat Clyto, as he led fully two lengths, and would pro. bably have won ...

... H tE TURF. S PO :EC T I N G N OT 1E S. O; (FLROM W n-s A-D GOLD.) LONDoN, Monday Evenitg. or PeFO tie Elier Handicap at the principal London ft clubs BSrovWnBecsscccarpied the upsitien of favourite, p) 5 tv. 1 beierg- accepte d about her chanse, ?? t |Al Lither iidipten found gpod support at 6 to 1. aa 1 l. il, wae hacked at 100 to 14, and Lartingtoen hi at S to 1. Roulette found friends at ...

... THiE VOL ?? ?? STaLHEPLAkND RIF!. a>, The 0511'' .0 --0la z ~ L±00eS0&a y-oaerCls- ±1 L.abe a exlonS ?? u,-uy. 22 ~o , A ?? 1, Sr H..L ?? 3 ltal tilo esl ...

... co Ullz$I-y. SaIGH GosFrcT!II PrE FRIDAY, hrPtebzbaZ Judge,?,rJ.Hediry.SlprPlt:.r There was a alight impravivemet 1tieis bat tiae meteorolugical coadcora.~ \1veLa fell, intermittently-, a-d cur ~-~V N against an attendance. Holvever, 5i ilsar '4 spurt nothing couuld havelbeea .c:, -Kiahr law exoaptions the hares tao wit..tLi~ Kness, and the tziais were or a tt0rLoa~- - Must int erest was ...

... DONCASTER MHEETI-NG. Wleaetscs,.Y. September 14. One Of the largest aetendanea ever teen at Doncaster esiseblset on the Town Moor to-day when the h eat was amore tha Sptember. The 6 however, was. ranch everasswhe weteminenoest racing in the Refford Abbey Stakes. Backers began well, asthiley made Eastern Empress i- and. Searatsnoe thoei choice, and tediy hadS the race to teem- sielves she WVe ...

... THA TURF. SPORTING NOTES, (From _Wmr~r AND Gaok) - . LOIN'DON, Manday Evening. THIS atteudsaoe, at htxetdquacers this afternoins. Iwas n~ot very large, althougli the weather was very fine for this tuim of the veer. Thera was, how- ever, some capital racing, ;everal of the events pro- iiigvery Close 00atests. Ttim October Pcost t3 ?? wee look-ed upon as&real, good i. ?? for the Lady 1%sbaint ...