... 0SPORTING INT LL G EN . - | Len NOTTINGHIAM 'S'PE I' N EETINGk rho - Act LITTLE JOHN STAKES. the Old SaN .. ?? 2. . Whe Dimns Forget . ?? :3 at X > p - n ~Six ran. ?? in P~~oRTLAN'D PLATE. Hazelnut .1 Emma Melboarn ?? *;Red Cross Knight3 Eleven ran. H1-7UNTER$' SELLING PLATE. Gimcrack ?? 1 . I Broomieknowee ?? ?? ' ?? N~o - ?? ?? es ,. ?? WELBEOK cp ce* Templar ?? ral Hudibra ?? .ng Red Cross ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMNIENTS. FOXHOUN1DS. 0 BxnswSor.TE ?? Mar. it .Stocks Moor ?? Ii. 0I Thurs.. Mar. 1M..Aidivick-le-Street . 11. 0 t] Sac., 2a1r. 20.. 1Jii ?? . 11. 0 cl B2. ,,LE ?? W Md., Mar. 17 ..Topeliiae r1,a ?? 0 Fri., M1ar. 1 ?? :11. 0 Mion., 2Mar- 22..Leybrn ?? 1. 0I Wed., Mar. 24. 6Sijiton Bridge ..1. . 0 I SattLar., Mar0. 27.. i On ?? .. 11. 0 BgnnmneMooi ?? W MAfar. 17.. -farroat' ? ...

... HUNTING APPOINT'MENTS. FOXH{OUNDS. BASaWOrar ?? Frdy, 'Isr. 19.. Rawelliff staotidps- ?? St, Mar. 20..Darriington ?? 0 MoMar. 2.Aoseslt'y Statio ?? II. 0 'Puss. Mar.93 JIM.5 louse . ?? 0 'lre's., m 21cr. 4. .l:stvei croft ?? 'I Sat., Mar. 25.. 1feustisls ?? a? BAnan ?? Fri., Mlar. 19._.3eartou ?? I1. 0 Men., Mar- 22.. Leybura ?? 11 I. 0T 'Wed., Miar. 214. Sl1tion Bridge ?? Saitu., Mar. 27.3 ...

... A dull, grey and cold morning, a haze on the river, but no fog; rather less crowd than usual; the fourregu- lation steamers moored at their stations; the press boat in mid-stream, and the three University boats under the Middlesex shore. Such was the picture at Putney by 10.35 a.m. yesterday, when Cambridge were reaching their station and Oxford were lying at their oars awaiting them. Oxford ...

... THE ULSTER CRICKET CLUB ATHLETIC I SPORTS. President-Lord Waveney. Vice-Prosldents-Te Mayor of Belfat; Slr John Ve Pre ston, J P; James P Corry, Eq, J P . William R Ewart, J P; Sir Thomasi M'Olure, Bart, V L; Thos J I 0 Lindsay, Baq, J P; James Alex HandersonEsq Be J P; R G Danville, Esq, J P; William Johnston, Re Esg; William Seeds, Esq; B J Harland, Esq, J P; Q H P Cowan, Esq. J P; B Lawther ...

... THE TURF. We (FaO.M OUR OWN CORRESPONDFT.1 S LONDON, SATURDAY. Hai Tue Passion week meeting at Nottingham wan not C- expected to bring forth anything sensational In the r] shape of racing, and those who understand the form hoc of Engliah horses will see that clAss was very poorly repreeented, Mfexioo, the winner of the Spring Handicap by three lengths, having been a mere plater last seeon. The ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEING MORETON-IN-MARSH RAC 3: GALLOWAY BIUInDLE MAca. ?? om isy . .1.. . . . . . . . . . . . .I . . . . D, orothy ?? _ ?? BettiLngm 6 to 4 oil vorotLy. -Dorotesy ran out of t 2lW . and Tommy finished alone. o reae Teen STEWARDS' STAKES. 1ir. Asbeenden's Barton, aged, 12st 6ib .r, Bro tokbI5 Ar. Wilson's Lady Currall, aged, 12st 61b ?? H. Davis a lMr. Delagarde's R1obert Emmett, ...

... TUE BILTTARD TOURNAMENT. ;r1 - 1 -1- -o- orrln bs/1rnes TIIE American billiard handicap, vhich wes com- menoed at the Wev nninster Aquarium eno MoTed;y week, was concluded on Saturday evening lest' By the victory of Fred. Bennett in the afternoon, whr n he defeated Mitchell, he became the winner of the first prize. The reselts of the day's play were as under ?? Bennett (100 points' start.) ...

... BALDOYLE MEETIINa-YESThRDAY, [SPXCIAL TELEGRAM.] eTO.DAY the wveather wvae more In harn ony with epleasnmt business than that whioh so marred the first day' c pori, bu t agtln the attendance was only up to o. very poor average, and very iew ladies Ygraced the affair by their presenCe 1he sport, -whilset nolt being as good as Tuesday, was stUil falrly interesting, and at leas~t cne event wvas ...

... President-The Vliscount Newry. Vice.Pre610ent reCommithe-The Viaco'untNevrry, John Qalnn t HEnsiy, Efsq.; E~dward Graer, Esq.; Joha G. d Wiuder, Erq,; and Captain Pers'e. aStewards-JobhnQalnn H~enr¶, Edq.; Edword Greer, ~,Eeq John G., Winder, E'q C~aptrain M3, E D A~ruudrll, Thomas D'Arep Holy, .LBeq. ; J. G i3 Aloxander, Eesq ; HaErywoad, Eaq. ; S. S. Swilns tyburno, Eeq.,; Major Win. H~all, ...

... ?? 601eum LAXCAS8HIRE CHAMPION MEETING. PBWDAZ March S. Judge, Mr Lindsay. Slipper, T. Wilidneon Thle thsired day Rs=it eclipsed itstwo predecessors, The ST Weather VWa stil taif fy fite, and whilst the ronning IWae the best 'of the weak,[ the sport wasso rapid that the- pd7crsys dsiea leog interval for titohbenti were dis- p~sd c b theeo'clock In the Cup, Border Backledwad twell beet Hasty ...

... BSALEAM ATriLiEiC GaeounDs-0im isatarday thefinal lie t of the six iiiles rninlia liaiidicap, couninenced last weei, was decided as follows :-J. Stoise, lol yds start, 1 11. Iirby, 300, ; WV. Stalter, 100, 3. A good race, won by -o yels.- A 440 yards handicap was also run, the ti'iol fallilig to G. Suell, 60 yds start; Howse, 43, a couple of yards off. &RNNES VOOTBAIUL CLUc.- On Saturday ...