... =PORTI= SPORTING NOTES. WatlDnysDsn~ Emasnee. There5 was some capital sport witnessed at Warw~ick on the conicludling day. Large fields came out for the majority of the events, but the class was scarcely a remaove from mere plating form, and backers had. none the best of the deals at the close of the day, although three farour~ites out of the six events that produced races were suc cessful. ...

... I SPOR NT1G iIENC1,. WARWICK RACES-Yr'mnns r The ThI'NfIlLY NE2LTNI+ 1LAT ?? l'.A'tFI llsins; NY .ig I it fir api', ii% it! ?? I1 ri n:-l wa .. ±. roil ub olk thud flat. _MI' Cal' iclti,'S Lnhcos-, G Yils, ilt IOjI' ?? Mill1 Coltonl'i ladiatocr, ii yra, lht Sib (zroo Mr I Fr~~cn' 2 I But~tinq-C to 1On L':ckkhsa. Won by- t'n. Icol' Thlu w inner wvas ao i to Xlir.1 11o h;:n Lfr 1 Thull V. ...

... cr0 I nt irdl Y'F5TtrIDAY. sos wiit li 011 HexTEi-iS' SELLING FLAT RActL PLATE ?? s-wilt- ci-O tar age thel litiliL' to be Sold Lor 150 sex's, ; SOV to -is llowti . 71b, if tor 5O 141b allowvancles; rt ?? 3 sir li TWOpi titiles, oil thle flit, V on tueklcss, bo~re, list l0ib ?? r G. S. Lowe 1IHr tile Bldidtior, Sri-c, list 3 ?? -ile Fri-i'td 2 Li set, Bettilig-? to 1 on Luckless. Won by tw o ...

... CRICIET. SUJRREY V. MIDDLESEX. ICY' T5ULiri5AII~rll Yesterday, at Kennington Oval, London, dllddenosr gained an easy victosy over Surrey y tsp l loiswckets. rhe weather was cold and the attendance snaill. Save for the good hatting of Mr. ILndsay, the steadycriclctof Morris Read and the vigorous h :itting of Barretl thre livel w nothing of note in the second innhigs of Surrey. When Miiddlesex ...

... 4A 7LETICJ'3. -Br T-9r iBA.N'S 1JSr 11 FRCE5.-Tliesc annoata stree took place ira a teld near the tcrf ye lterady. TLe reetther as rory;thirg that could De desired -nd there vas a large Iactcirrianoc of Lhe ublic The f ilolng loi the ?? of th:e dtiulerct evetts:-h u-t race Oin heatsl -Ist, Mr WVv:6a's Fly- catcher: 2d. Mr W klose ompng Girl; 3d. .r (IoN kis lteisooallios. Tro; raao (iis h~atsl ...

... C R I a K ET, SURREY v. MIDDLESEX. [BY TF.LECIP11.] YEsTrinnAY at Ecneington Oval, London, the siddle- sex gained an easy victory over Surrey by. 10. wickets, The weather was cold, and tbho attendance small. Save for the good batting of Mr. Lindsay, tli steady cricket of Morris Read, and the vigorous hitting of Barratt there was nothing of note in the second inlnings of Surrey. When Middlesex ...

... SPOBTINS fl ELIGBNUL tMH DEMY MHEETG. TAB T1 U ~X Or Tm DAMT ?SWIC ?? the rerly ?? of the aftenio=' the legitiniatabusines went *n an mreriy at Wawlck asie t &di'1 esrdsy, but the resofte Wer pntely of ?? imp~rtmm1ice ad the bettiug en the St. L~eM wVA ?? ty zptbhig moe tha tha p1*a retuproIP to favour of UAmWstma xis the =A~wod diapositiou to, ativ4 Derby already, and ther will be a lage ...

... I SPORTING-; DERBY NOTES. r1oPtAT T7TAXORAM FROM F OnX.TEtLFL9I Y Ae there is nothing set down to clash with the se Derby fixture, the majority of those sportsmen T who were present at Warwick will, doubtless, St patronise the Derby gathering; and as a large rr number of horses have arrived to fulal their i engagements some interesting sport may be antici- in pated. The course is in capital ...

... WARWICK AND DERBY NOTES. Aithongti backers comnmened seeD, they scarcealy hole! their Owen at the close of the day's sport at Warwick. The fields were ?? irat1her above the average, but the quality of the cosupetitors was certainynt even second ciass. Archer pulled hisl bckers home In the Juvenile Ilate, ou the very moderate Astrea lilly, who was subsequently dli..joseil of foreeveety pounds ; ...

... r' Hn : ->RP. (P'rom 'WITEafiI Ittalrm om lerl~ ?? a'i X r-rvrL , ItaI4Q fis teo a faya thi- c rio. ilc ati L'-,er ill L,-a-d-a .nhi, elo. i. 1 bt' for -wcot ; 1.eil .2t 11 to 2, i~'C 1 odrv 1-eeu racked if flCvilhli- Cotv lte a t lt to 1, retreared to 2 o S aas ifcreri a;amnst Lilrtn.(n diir 1:-pt t; e:!, a, arer tc I .i beero Urtpie,_d 203)d nt 7 Ires on ;,cfr,n-wt-.'iiili4r bta, liat-e haid ...

... SPORTING INTALLIGENOR, WARWICK RACES-YESTERDAY. TRlE BOROUGPI HEMXBERSS WELTER PLATE, Minster ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Ebbe, ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Gitano , 3 Strearllet and Undine also ran. Betting-5 to 4 agat Wiinater, 15 to 8 aget ?? Lad, 10 to 1 agat Gitano. Won by a neck, THE COUNITY SELMNG WELTER PLATE, Oracle ?? 1. ?? .. 1 Vol au Vent . .. ?? ..2 Ambassador ?? . ?? . 3 Polly Plush filly, ...

... ' ' . v ',vt , YORKSHIRE v., I1OTTA f- - . Yesterday tisl in' ting ontest warn, ?? at BrareaUl.hano ?? 8heffl'ld, i01 sne.,bnt very ;thr otenlieg weat~her.| Owing to the hoavy rain o?. the preceding 4ys, the Iwtket wa5 rn a very bad state, but this 0pparently had littla effeet enrtha rim getting, a w'ill be seen by the score. Thatwo notonte of Mouda, Il.er and Flowers 0, continued thefr' ...