... I SPORTINGI NEWVTON SURMEJ. AE'TOG. FRIttDAY, J U NE 18. The S6ORRY Httt DA?ICAP FLarfl of 100 guintas, for tbree-year-olds and upiwards. Winners extra. Tive furlongs. 48 A4r. Etche's Xlng Clovis, 6 yrs ?? agan 1 7 12 hMr. 3yraharn's Sweetienet's dara tdly, s yrs. . iY' Macdonald 2 6 3 Mr. Wv. B. Marshall's Humber, 3 yrs ?? Bill 3 The folluwilig also ran:-Melturt, W. Plr.tt; La.;e : 6hav~l, ...

... SpowflNg OTEL, IGBEcral il3 a CITY B}DTMTGT.-SATmaDAY,. -NOETHIDMER1,21- PLATm2 I Cv to 1 gaet Mzis~ena.5 ICO0 to 14 - C-learhead, oi 10 to I - nuobeon.to Be 10 rto - TeratEa t & o thl 111 to S dvance, t& o be 1CO to 5 Parole, t &o Of 20 to I D urham, t k o F lB 25 to 1 -Prown C-eorge, t Poi 02. trooR. . s 1OD to 50 2gat Bend Ur, t f i t 23, _Es CRICKET. o ell | NEWPOtT V' Pec30Thrywosrc, OQ ...

... CR IC KR T. TIIE AUSTAIrA St~rewN v. EronE~so or Am AND DtsTrIOcrYC stflY at Malton the Australsans corn- m eumd their seconds match in JEngland, The wicket was very dead, owing to ehe recant rmina and the day's play was 3l1 in favoar of the bowlats. For tho Asatrllans, Sposforrh and Boyle bowled with great 3ueoi The former took nine wickets for 20 rune, and Boyle eight for 24. Bosomuworth ...

... SPORRTING. OElGCET.T. TIE AE TZ'3TUiLTAN ELEVEN F. VIGITUTEE or KEIWILEY AND DiS J110 . It dull aud saeryo;VO veft her the AnstreAleuh be.n thoub fifth match in Ilglaead yesteraay rt Ic.isliey, Yohorkstirr. ItaLu ateppt pl:4 it tll: afternaou. 'or tblirry.livc minutoes, anl th:e, Iloiih of the Bwisteen's i 7niStE l;tye5d iQ jeOurijlg rIain, The E:~;htcon wer a fit thoick.:R the groctor part ...

... DeUtOll v. Fritton.-This match was played at Denton on the 14th iuet., aud resulted in au easy victory for Denton, in one innings and 93 rans to spare. Score, Denton 184, to which the Bev. A. T. Forteseue and Mr. P. Miles added 88 and 38 respectioely ; the betting of these two gentlemen was mulch admired by everyone present. For Fritton Mr. Hyppersou made the good score of 27, and the feeding ...

... tlio school sltip Conway, lying the Mersey. In doing so said that institutions like the Conway deserved every possible countenance, support, and encouragement from the Admiralty. (Hoar, near.) Personally he felt the deepest interest in it, because it was upon the waters of the Mersey that many years ago had as a boy formed his love for the sea, for shipping, and for sailors. The greatness, nay ...

... (by telegraph.) (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.) lIOLYIIEAD, Tuesday Night. Holyhead streets, streets they can called, do not yet exhibit any tho premonitory signs of a Royal visit. Beyond the boundaries of the London and North Westom Kail way Company's premises bunting does not abound, and the only fact that strikes a stranger scanning the walls for loyal legends is tho evidence afforded ...

... I GREAT YACHT RACE, SATURDAY, ROYAL THIAMES YACHT CLuit-The three classes of cutters contendiedl on Saturday for the following prizes:- First-class, value 1001., to the winner; second cass, 5 f., for the wininer, and 30f, for the second vessel ; third-class, '2Sf., for the winner, and 121. IOS. for the second. The courses were froin Gravesend round the Mouse lightship for the first and seco=d ...

... SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE. .SPORTINCG NOTES. r To Mhe EDITOR of tha DAIsy Poser Sir,-There was ie awful nettling over Ascot in the London clubs last Monday. The backers had experienced an awfully rough time of it: indeed, some of them were so hard hit that toey will never again he able to get on the wing. It is to be hopec, however, that Goodwood, s with the prospect PI a fortnight oss the ...

... ' g DrRBssrna v. Suss:x-Coenluded at Derby yester- t day. Score- h DEEtBYSrFlP. A. Shaker. ePayn. b Scliter.. 22 e Phililps, b LiRywhite 19 )s Ettley, b Lillywhite ?? 2 e SeLter, b LillywhlIte.. e5 a G. Barrington, b Junipar ?? b Solater ?? R. P. Smaiti, e Phillips, b hf. Lucas . 26 ?? r ?? 55 -Foats, eab 31. Lucas. 14 st Phillips, b Jcamlier.. 42 , Frost, a Pbl8s, b Lillylite % ePhiulis, b ...

... O'D I - SI ORTINIG. SPORTING NOTES. A.large num.ber of the metropolitansprme patronuleed the Wocodside Meeting this atron when the sport was. of an interesting description,- the coarse ben in splendid condition. Some vera lair fields cam out for the live events of which a the ocord was made up. Skilleygolee did his pat aj good turn in the W~oodaide Plate, for whic heV started a warm favourite; ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, NEWCASTLE RACES-YESTEBDAY. The TRIAL STAKES of 5 soya each, with 100 added, Five furlongs, Seven subs, Mr. Sadlerb Sunnybrae, 4 yra, Bst IOlb (Bruokshaw) 1 Mr. Brown's Brown Tom 3 yrs, Bet llb .. (Morgan) 2 Mr. J. Chapman's Wandering Willie, 5 yra, at lllb (Suowden) 3 Norah and Cutler II. also ran. Bettig-11 to 10 on Sunnybrae, 4 to 1 aget Wandering Wlle, 6 to 1 agat ...