... SPORTING NOTES. 123 FRIDAi EvrcSwG. TI No falling off was observable in the character of blis the business at Manchester ta-day, and once more Ecu the weather was as propitious as could be desired. r.,st Thue going is gradually improving, and, should there i'or be no rain to-night, will be fairly sound for the big Eau race to-morrow. From present appearances there WO1 seems every probability ...

... YLSHIING. eti Fri or Form-The herring fish?. .: Firth of Forth last week was very in - takes only ranging from 100 to 1UOO he boat. The sprat fishers had takes ran 1 2 to 30 barrels daily, which sold at fron: t 7o 6d per barreL a BERWEaL-After an enforced rest on id abeut a fortnight, the fislerrmren got to Is week, but the catches were sinall, averas le 15 and 20 stones per boat. The whelea ...

... TIE TUAY. e 90&2 0 XT I N G N 0 VI: - c (FaitT D WI AN0D Goir.)J London, Monday Evening. . TrEsa was nothing whatever doing at the Londol ldubs this afternoon over the Shrewsbury Meeting. but a few tranaadtinBB took p2ace ever Meat yeue' t Derby, 160 to 200 being accepted about St Looi4 2000 to 200 each about Sir Charles and Scobel,=A 2000 to 120 each about Fortissimoe and GeologBT If the ...

... SPOTLrNG. , - j . . ?? I or SPORTING NOTES. - 1T a CaROYDrON, BIlONDaT E Evanw t; As there is nothing set down to clash with the oh Croydon meeting, the Woodside pastures are pretty certain to be extensively patrocised by the metro- T an. politan followers of racing during the next three days Suitable weather promises to favour the s rport, and as the course is in fair bunting condition a ...

... WARI WICK N ,OVEM-IBER I EETfNC. The Blaiden ?? l1atw of 7rs F( i./; ILe ?? 1 li i it lcb furi l t 71b, ire dliii aII, I ltilel lt l llS M ilt, I l iii ?? . .2.1c 1 2 , If foiri £ 6alluiie 71hii ii eot ?? ?? iti eLIt:.i; Mii.lllI3 altl r I lllny hat ?? ?? ma~ii. (.1.1 i-I 1111 f~a~itted' ila J. A. ?? l p 11;iJ.ii ,4 .£ ?? ?? I Ole t 1'i i; c .0 0 L el~l 1:.1 C'il- i.- if a~i6-* 'sIa, 3 :.eo aJ ...

... CURLINhG. r. GLAS Ow LII.TYtNK CLUE.-Themembels of this club had e their first game for thin SeaSon 00 Friday. and on Satordsy d and yesterday there was a large turn-out of the mrembers, the ice being in hue condition. a2 GALS(oN. - The roaring game wrs begun on Haymouth a Loch yesterday, when the ice was in good condition. Prost continues keen. ARDPOSSAoO CLM.-Frost was 00s keen as ever ...

... iot aurALb. o L..w§ r xALTCKP PvAVI'VD CO S.ASTURDAkY. TE( niscow R:tNrll AT NOTTINGHAM. Th~e llan-er anitI te -NoreioitO Forest Clubs miet at the ?? tbrid.,e o-roond, Notatinghams. in presence of a'.ut 20-1 aper;tasiuss, au-d great i les 'As imantfested in the. game fur two, reason.-iset, because Nottingham Forest is sow l'totard upon as beilig one of the best English teems; and srcoadly, ...

... HUNTESG APPOINTMENTS, THE DUKE OF BICAUlJORS HIOUNDS-AT 11, Tuesday ?? d ?? Roebuck Inn, Easton. Wedue6day-November 8 ?? Tog-hUtI. Friday ?? November 6.. George Inn, Sandy-lane. Saturday ?? November 0. E Hullavlugtom. L 1L ) DFlTMARD :NGE'S HOUND&-AT 1.45.6 Tuesday November-. ?? CourLt Thursday ?? .November 4.. ,Danery MU)I. Saturday-.. _November 6 ?? ThePjiuceof Wales. THE WELLS ...

... ISPORTING INTELLIGENCE, 11 CB._ MANCHESTER RACES. (BsEOUA ALrEOoaeMsFROM OUR OOIRflRaPONDRHv.) Manchester, Friday Evening. Truly the Manohester folk muiy consider them- selvee ?? fortupate with their -November meeting after the fright they received on Monday end Tuesdayy frora Jack Fropt. Plenty of rain caine after the departuro of the enemy, but only at night or the early part of the day., ...

... COURSIsNG !NORTH OF EINGLAND CLUB 3METING. TrnED'AY November 2. Jadgce, MrS.HIedley. Slipper, B. ll1tla., IA keen visitation of frost overnight made the ground as bard us adamant this morin& arad it looked odds eco Poor.tP aemet' whnaemta ers Bridge, the inustarno cuer fromn Newcastle, Leeda, York, and Mlanchest-er being as exceesulgly large oen. Alter walting for above au Lottr at lereicek ...

... GOSPORT RANGEROS V. RaMSEY RANGERS.-This match was played in Stoke Meadow, Gosport, kindly lent for the occasion by C. W. House, Esq. A fast and pleasant game was played. The first half of the game G. Newman (Romsey) succeeded in obtaining a try for his side, which was punted out, but it was soon returned into the visitors' twenty-five. During the second half, A. Dash succeeded in obtaining a ...

... BU1NTIG APPOINTMENT.' -re - ?? l iA fr Wv utmra _ - O n fa i WBLD FIT2EARDINGFiS HOUNDES-AT 10.. Friday - ?? .November ?? Green. - E Saturday.. -November 20 ?? ?? of Wales. TEE DUKE OF BEAUFORT'S ElOUNDS.-AT 11. Tuesday .. . Noveulber 16_- - - Lower Woods. Wedneeday..Nevember FridaY November 19 ?? Arxm, Derry HI Satrrrday November 20 ?? TlE WELS SUBSCRIPTION HARIIIER-AT 11, Tuesday ?? ...