... 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 ...

... . POORTING lSTELLIGEN1OR PREEDIOT1 T I PROHT& KEMpTON-FARK, *DrOslMBmn HvxwDr3G .greh.-B5U' lfeTheO pbrastto, XEing.Arobibog, or Hermltai, ?? or Theodora, Licensed Viotuallera Gaette-KjngArob!' Long or Moldore, SoidtLg Lfee-Moldoree Spoaing Tliel-Theodor& ?? -. Butnui.M Memw Hunnx.- BOl'd Li1e-Lowland Duke. Field-,Lowlond Doke. Sporting Life-Low land Duke. .I ieorled Victuallera' Gazette ...

... THE GOUI-T CBZGKN P ?? 1 At the mee 4g Al.ti County i Clb sceo. : afiles ;'sotled 01n oer ,Ipression ' :f) yeerday, he : following le were arne ?? and May 28, at Lord's, Middlesex 'vGloucOs teh July 12, at Glaucestor 1cuet3 !Yot'kheS i July 26, at Manchester Lancashire v Gloucesteuihfre. July'. 30.!, at', BrdforUd, Yorkshfirev,: Gloncosterehire (retrln). July 30, it Lord's..M.O.C a nd Ground ...

... C0 URS IN'G. COBRIE fMEETING. Lnckerbie, Wednseav. The prospects of coursinig this morning were even more remote than on the previous day, there being a further falL of snow to contend vie re addition to a keen frost, which of itself wotldfhare stopped sport. Mr Jardine arrived at Loekeii accompan od by Sir W. C. Anstruther and Mr Alfred Brisco, about tea o'clock, and held a cse eultation with ...

... TrBBT23WAY'S PFOR$S. R1owNle.-BcBEsAR ANrD GoDwjie.-It will be rememberel these men rowed on Saturday, October 28, for £200, and the race ended most unsatisfaetorily, a fonl occurring before they had gone a quarter of a mile. After a great deal of con- troversy, it was arranged that they should row agatn for lO0, offered by Mr. Innes, the backer of Godwin, who received the stakes in thle match ...

... FOOTBALL MIATOJES, SATURDAY. l The ?? Challenge Cup.-The following ties in this ?? competition were decided yesterday: Old loresters bhat Wat:est ?? It Shenherdl's ]vuob by six goals (tiickied by Burrows, two; Herner, Matthews, and (iieco one each, siti one inadvertently scored by one of tbe honme team)to one; Hotspur beat Old Westlnin. sters, at Fuihirn, by two goals to one Ilenadon beat A ...

... THE NATIONAL CHALLENGE CUP. GRIMSBY TOWN v. ROTEHERHAM PHOENIX BESSE51ER. ?? Saturday the Ph(anix: Bessemer (Rotherham) Foot- ball Club met the Grimsby Town Club in the second round of the ties for the English Challenge Cup at Grimsby. The Rotherhamn players ran up a score of five goals to one before half-time, but change of ends brought no better fortune to Grimsby. Shortly before the play ...

... i SPORTING NOTES. P After a week's postponemernt there is every g prospect of the Sam4von Park meeting being brought off to-morrow (Fridey). The frost and snow has etirelydsappeared, and unless a great change should take place during the night the - is course will be found in good orderfdr-jmpmng p 1 S poses. Several borses are under orders for the I | meetio, whicih will not extend over more ...

... :om fi ?? .I is HXUNIG APPOIN NS, tung MSORPETT FOXHOUsouDns h e h er S a t u n l a y , D e c . 9 S . W i d i g o S et a t i o . ?? ?? . 1 0 1 45 sar. ;!NORTH DURAM/s Foxeauxns. n~ Friday. Dec. *1 . ?? . ?? Tue Mwonday. Dee. 4 I~auchester .10145 in- Wednesday, Dec. 6 Er.sid ?? .oo 10 45 FuriFday, Dec. ?? Mouse ?? the ISOCTH DTJRHAM FOxisotens.I a Friday, Dec. ?? 45 dion Mtonday, Dec. ?? Red ?? ...

... DATIS OF PRINOIPAL RV.S TO1833. - sandot Ohrand Prize (2i miles) .. ed,, Feb. 21 Croydo t i Taeos, Mlraoh 6 :MucoluBber6Hupl ( 4 I'---'j Wed K z: 1U , (1vmoo i )ile) F Wl. Marh32 L~iveipool.41V~ Capns (Ij 2168) ?? SaC i;aroh 30 Noi tbampatomehbt 6 takes (2 wMlsa) ?? Wed., Apr5l4. Coaven Stakou(Ancnatei Mile) ?? ?? Aprl. 12 Newmarket Hanudiap 1,ml lea ) ?? el., Aprll-13 Great otzrlalk.7n St ...

... .PYORT ,4 ciiuc' .S ENGLIS RACIJSG NOTT S. Two Irish jockeys came to grief-at- the recent Croydon reting, but in neither case ;ould the mishap be attributed to the increased difficulty of the fences through the operation of the new rules. Indeed it was almost unanimously conceeded that the action qf the Grand Natiolal Hunt Committee had been comoletely justified. Thewr wm,,;how- ever, one or ...

... REMPTON PARK ME, ETING-Td8 DAY. ECENTRAL NEWS TELE61,,] OIIDEE 059 RutNmNG. H Sunbury Maiden ,, a, ., 1 0 Selling Steeplechase .. 1585 D cember Hurdle 2. -15 Thames Hunters' H e .. * 2. ..o Miiddlesex Steepleohase . .. 3.3b SCRATCHING S. Oat of all Kemptou engagermeitg-Solver, The majority of the horses are trained in bMW neighbourhood, and will arrive this morning. F 0 0 T B A L ?? ULSTER v. ...