... SPOwrING ANTELLIGENCIE. SAN'DOWN PARK CLUB DECEMBE MEETING. ORDEP. O Rrsrzse STU:sisx).-hrince of Walt Stceplechase. 12.3J; E2lmbridge Selling Hurdle Ract, 1.10 Tallo-ho Selling Runter,' Steepiecihase, 1.45; Claremont Hunters' Flat latce 2.20; Seljlng Steeple- chase, 2.55 ; Gco t Maiden Hurdle i-ce, 3.3i. ARRIVtA.kLS.-Hilarity, Tlheodont, lieltishi Ld, Orttr Caua&sus, Fid-.4v' lr. 'T'anntert ...

... SPOMh2INUG INTELLIGENCE. ?? F l tse. I WVINDSOR SUMMER MEETING. Londc YESTERDAY. 1V HITNTERS' FLAT R.kca.-Loyalt-v (iNEr Coventry), I, adnser L Prince Paul (Mr Spenee), 2; Souveniir (Mr Brocklehurst), s ef-ct 3. Cyesirw. Gaff, and Beau of lars also ran. BRtting- to an3 o to 4 agst Prince Paul, 3 to agst Cymu Nr, 7 to I agst enol;v Souverir, aid lO to 1 agst Toyalty. Won by five lengts. ?? ber ...

... POLO MATCHES AT PONITYPOOL l ROAD. I During the present w~eek there iS a serics of polo i ratches on the voy line groaund near-tho Pontypoolt Itoad Station of the areat Western lReilwaY. This 0 grouII is very bentltifoilly situated. It conglea of seven V ur eight acres, the largest part of which 1i laid ou6 for h polo mvtiches, There is also a portion for lawn tennis. t A conveient pavilion ...

... SOR,'1r1NiG INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. t YESTEURD.AY. t DOXCACSTE STSrcEa.-Artiali ?? atr.s), I Zeus (Ford- 0 hern), 2; Quicklime (Wrood), 3. Gerald also ran. Bettilln 3- -2 to I osi Quicklime, 7 to 2 agst Gerald, and 12 to 7 kt east any other. Won by a neck ; three lengths between the secoind and third. WEsTsrnmtr,.tYND STt S.-Dreamiland (Wood), 1 ,r Glasgow (Martin), 2; ...

... WELSH FOOTBALL UNION. bi 'The annuial general meetinxg for the election of offhicers im for th coiningseason, and therbusiness,was held on m W~ednesday at the Msckworth Hotel, 9wan'ea. The st accounts having- been agreed to. the Hanl of Jersey wfas d elected president, and Slr. C. P. L~ewis, Liasndovery, and bMr. Fry, CDardiff, vice-presidenlts. Dfr. B. ?Mullock was appointed hon. secretary ...

... THE: SOUTH WALES CHALLENGE. CUP.-FIREST TiEDS. . ] r- CAssois V. Nswroav CaicaaoiSee.-The first tie1 ebetween these clubs was played at the Cardiff 1 ?? Park, Cardiff, on Saturday, in the presence] 5. of a large number of spectator*: Both teams were s. well represented, and an exciting contest was- switnessed. Tbe Crusa ders kicked off, and the baill .was kept in Cardiff ground, Watts' and ...

... SPORflN( INTELLIGENCE. Lf INCOLN' SPRING MEETINtG. WEDI^EsOAYo. Rough 1S has been ~the rweather dulring thleweek at C ILisncodn, it-'rached ra climax this morning, w/hen 'Ba Car, vwintry landscape. greeted the eyes of the- earle birdsme who wtent out tO see w-bat vwas to te Beena on Carnolmae. e Snowf fell huringtr'he morning in largoe fla3;es for some and time; then t-he sun came out, and it ...

... SPOYEING INTELLIGENCE. . TEWMA RKET SCONND SPRING MEETTNG. YESTFRDAY. SnL ?? Plotell filly (Archer), i; Grandee (Goater;, 2; Craig Gias (wood), 3. Couleur de Rose, Rose of Sutherland, ?? Myer and BRtstle also rn . Betting-3 to I agst Penelope Th0C well filly, 100 to 30 agst Craig Glas, 5 to I ast Vander meet, 6 to 1 each agst Grandee and Genercs 'ttyer, 16o to 15 egst Bustle, anid 10 to 1 agst ...

... CRIC KE T. To-day (Saturday) tile Bangror Cricket Club WUl play tiles Ieanninaris Cricket Club at Bangor, and om Monday, the 7th inst., they cviii play tile Lien- gollen Club at Banigor. BA\snen v. LaIss;'owzeui (Dcnrn\).-This mnatcht was played at B3angor onl Saturda y, the 29th ult.. and resulted ilc anl easy victory for Banugor by 55 runs onl the first innings. The batting and. howling of ...

... S PORTiNG IN'TELLIGENOE. InusOU OAKS PARK (BIRMINGHAM1) aof MEETING. as 11UNTF SeaSLLNG FLAT RACE.-Tubail Cain (Uir Ii; Bralsithsa'aitc, 1 Gay Lad (SMrPeacock), 2;Miusoelburgh (Mr Lowve), 3. Milkinaid and Boy Wyndhsarn also ran. Betting-s to04 on Mu'aclburgh, Sto 1 a got Bay Wynd- isIhani, and S to I agst Tubal Cain. Won by r lengths;( A-was sold to Air Morris for 5Sge. ho GRAVENs IiANuICAP. ...

... IIUN'TING NOTES. MlEET OF THE GLAIMOPRGANSHIRE HOUNDS | ON STALLINGDOWN HILL. I t Oil Thursday morning the Glanorganshlire pace; of I howids were talken to the summit of Scallirgdos-;n Hill, t a hl ort distance to the east of Cowbridge, and corn- 5 ui~anilin- a tine view of the fertile Vale of Glamorgan j and of tne Channel. This down is, to) the welsh 15i3- tor~ts., classic grouricd; for it ...

... SPORTNG INTELLIGENCE. SA,,NDOWNVN PARK CLUB SEPTEMBER MEETING. r AUUN Y5STSDAr. - J UUNcur.-Beputation (WY'ebb) boat Enchanter (C. Brown). Betting~-2O to i on Reputation, who wonl by aneckl. FLYING Two-YEA.R-oLD STLxxs.-Ob~emisette (Wood), 51; Cuba (Morbey), 2; WVoodford, 3. Ashplaurt and Craig FGlas also ran. Jdcttiiig-7 to 4agot Cubat, 10to 30each gst Cheesisette and Craig G-las, 4 to 1 ...