... SPORTING WrKLfdffcX--- I LICEFIELD AUTUMN MSETIUG. - YESTERDAY. CorSTY SETrLoG WELTER PLTE.--F ylV6 f~lly, 1; J King Clovis, 2 Gotarantee, S. iVO raM. LICEFIELD *ELTER PL'L a.jze1nit, 1 CockAe. 2*WitchS. 8Siixrm. CorzSTT XXXII5BS' NURSERY PLTZ.1'DSZn. 1; Delirnin, 2 ; Eyebrigbt, 3. seven ru. BER MAJESTY'$ PLATE - r Dodd, 1; Zerald 2; Sir Reginald, S. Five ran. HUavaTS' Sal.LEr PLATZ -CyP-us 1 ...

... RICCIET. L 6 mmn V. KXw..-Cloncluded at 1Kenn~ingtn Oral )I London, yesterday. Score- he SURREY. - 0 flB5T INNINGOS. arcon SNIhG3. 3. T.uter. c BlabbWootton-..109 Harris,bliWootton.4 W.W.Read, rnmoa; . ?? 27 bPenn. ?? 5?Jupp, 0 O'Shauglusessy, h~ Wootton ?? Sc Harris, b Patterson.. 18 Read, b O'Shauglinesey ?? 7 2 Cunijiffa ?? W. 0. Wyld rmout..n 11 cOG. Hearne, b Wootton 7 Hupry ?? *10 c ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENUE. MANCHESTER RACBFS-YZ8TERD&Y, or HUNTEaa', FLAT RACE. Two imiles, 14 Mr. A, Johnson's Restoration, El yre, list 401b (Mir.,R.Shaw) I re Bir. C. Perklins's Durham, 6 yrs, IMs llb (Mr. T. Spence) 2 Y MeAr. Dalgliah's Martyr, 4 yrs, list 121b ?? (O wner) 3 1 B. Ephazard colt, Bristol, aud Hannah also ran, e Durham, 4to 1 aget Bristol, 10 to 1 bi' Bettinug-fl to 4 on byur ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENOR, SANDOWN.PARIK RACES-YESTERDAY, ALLcACEi) STAKES, One mile. Mr, Patmora's Temnplar, a, 8st 41b . (o !Endent) 1 Mr. Briggs's Brown Bess, 4 yrs, 8St 41h (A rtcinild) 2 Lord Ellesmere's Fusberta, 3 yre, 7,t'91b . (0. Wood) 3 West W'iNd and Patience also ran, Betting-7 to 4 agst West Wind; 2 to I agst Faaberta, 5 to I d.'9t Patience, 100 to 15 ogst Brown Bass, and 10 to I ...

... SOUND OF KIIRASIANNAM.-The fishing for the first three nights of last week was light, nothing beyond a few hundreds a shot was got by the drift net boats. On Monday and Tuesday nights some trawlers got fair quantities about Skipness Point, from 20 to 80 boxes a haul. The weather was somewhat changeable through the week, and tine boats were not getting well out on to the fishing ground. On ...

... MATCH FOR vnz CrArproaissNp oF GoEtAT BItTAls.- A return quoit marsh or the championship of Great Britain and stakes of Xf100 was played an Springfield Recreation Grounds oan S eturday aftei soan. The players were David Haddow, of Westnuuir, eud James Armour, of Loanhead, who awe considered the best exponents of the long-distance game in the three kingdoms. In the previous match, for X2vO, ...

... THE GREAT CRICKET AULTCH. RNOLAXND AND AUSTRALIA.. Monday's play in this great match at Ken- nington Oval, London, left the Rnglith team with a tremendous advantage. They remained at the wickets the whole of the day, scoring the enormous number of 410 for the loss of aeight wickets oniy, Thus the Australians hadte hardly a possible chance of success, and their 3 only hope was to he able to ...

... BEBWoIC.-Comparatively little was done at this industry last week. Mvlost of the boats had to remain in port some nights, as there was no wind to take them to the fishing ground, which is dis- tant 25 or 30 miles at sea. Those who did go had to engage the services of the steam-tug, aad they generally did not arrive until late, particularly on Saturday. Many of the Berwick fiskermeu lnave been ...

... THE AUSTRALIAN TOUR—THE AUSTRALIAN ELEVEN v. EIGHTEEN THE CLYDESDALE CLUB. Beforo commencing our report of the first day's play in the thirty-second match of the Anstralian tour, it our duty to announce that two new and important matches have been arranged. The first of these will take place at Bradford on the 20tli, 21st, and 22nd of this month, between the Australian Eleven eleven English ...

... The autumn show of this Society was held, under the patrouage of the Prince of Wales, at Halesworth, yesterday aud AVeiluesday, and with liberal prize list in seventeen classes, there was a good entry of hunters, saddle and harness horses, and cart horses, the agricultural element being introduced into the show for the first time. weather was more favourable than it has been to most ...

... I LONG DISTANCE COMPETITION,, On Mlonday anl)tiher six days gy-2as you-phla:se eont petitioii,on this occasion restricte to 12 hours a day, irom 11 a.,l. to 11 pIn. was comismeniced at the Anricili' tilar haIl. Punetull j at 11 a.m. the following athletes ?? in an appearanuce on the track:-5l. Fox, blundee; 5, 3Mason, Ratelilfe ; C. Thomas. Kilburn ; \V. Robinson, Bow ; H. M1unitdin, Hull; ...

... -K A CRICKET MATCHES, PRESTONO v. W'1'aNv.-On West Cliff, on Saturday Score: Preston 1 lWigan. Hunt, b Jackson ?? 92 F. John, c Hunt h, 1arpeco8 Addie, b H John ?? 5 W. Wall, c Hunt b COwardi Woodhouse, b Jackson. 29 ff. Wall, not out.. Harper, bdo ?? 19|G. John, c and b H Wilsa0 F. Coward, c G b H John 2S Johnson, b Harper. 0 Kirby, b Armstrong 31Jacceen, c Addie lb ilsjol .3 Threlfall, c 8 T ...