... Writing on the above suboject, the Bir-angkhetm by Ifailal 2'nst ?? lamentable death of Earl Du I (ireav,-nor from the effectsof£ a ctill contracted.in Wd the lniritiro' field, and the critical condition of the ot , airquess ot Hertfoird, w hose serious inisaldverntu an, witiis. nun tieng on his estate at Bagley has ?? gal been reported, lend neW and pitinful emiiohasis to i the! claims ol the ...

... SPURTING INTULTAGENCE. SANflOWN PARK~ MEETING. TO*DAY'S RACINiG. Onionm Ow RuIINSno.-?rlnoe of Wales'qSt~ta Is 1.30: Se] Ung Hunters' Sl urdle Race. 2.0: Ope (,u noa' Race, 220: CardA--odes' Haudjle 30-sSligStelai 3320' Maiden Hunters' Race, i. 3.:Sl, ?? ENTRYES. 1- SsuL.0p HURDLIE RACL-Cort, Minstrel, Fireop.t lo or VBilae Qoeen teach to bi sold for 100 sore). NJIW, n re Topsy.Oos;of Bounds, ...

... re. --b lt BHOOUING COKSETgiIT03 A^T CARDIFF. d ze . In SECOND GLAIOPGAN HIFLE VOLUXTEEB 0019P ry (SECOOND DETACHMENiT). al' Thbsnnual prite meeting of the 2rid Detachmnent 2nd 3t fimaorgsrs _ite vlunteer Corps took.place on Satur- t 5v ar. the Grangetowis iiarsge. l'ioe shootiig com- , e menved abousr nine o'clock, und was contisuued untli I about hslfjst three. The w ber wasf &wv ble, but n ...

... MATCH AT BltECON. ths A few days since a rifle match betw een a scratch t eam of past anid present volunteers anid ten aergesrits from p tbe ?? of thle .South W~ales florderers took place at tl~e wx Bvwclch 1-tngc. Breeon, the volunteers using the Snider rihe againist the 6dartinl-H~eriy of the military, The tai followinlg were the scores recorded: us SCRAtcH T uSA. MLITARY. aII)E Privato F. ...

... - . CIUKET. . . -! -. - The GENJTLMERN V. PLATERS. GlC This match was continued on Tuesday before avery large companry, which gradually increased during the The aP. Flay WaS commenced at 11.35, the two tot out's, bt Lucas arid O'BrIen, facing the bowliug of Peate and lo lrtiow. Lucas was clean bowled, and Steel came fis, Irl but soon after O'Brien wais got rid of. IetLting in Lord t t- Harris. ...

... SPORTLNG RNTELLIGENCE. SANDOWN PARK ME.TING. T- The Tixo BSTEEPLaCIacAsc PLATE of 1W0gs, for horses that ir uptothetimeofunaming have never won a steeple- it chase value 3sovs, forfour year olds and upwards; Iweight for age; winners extra; the winner to be sold for500 sovs. Two miles. Mr Regeilt's Struanite, 5yrs ?? . Nightisigall 1 Cl Mr J. Uood win's The Briton, Sy-rs ?? 2t11 Napoleon V. (Mr ...

... SPORTIN-G INTELLIGENCE. tin KEMPFTON PARIK MEETING. 1 ?? TO-13AY'S RACING. - bai . OMrEs ?? Hill Plate, 1.45 'March cot ,r Fandicsp, 2.30; Selling Steepilechase. 3.0; Olpen ientemrs the llp Steeplechase, 3.30; Selli~g Hurdle Race. 4.0; Stewards be Steeplechase, 4.30,. AIrhIvaLo,.-Ktflvorthb Cock RobIln, lenryV., Ilea. Haled. ilo ns Plcrxcpit. Vanderhum, Gfolden Gate, Yaialeka, Arotisella, ?? ...

... ,,'GRcKET. THE 10NAL CUP fI'E AT SWANSEA. le The O&xaiffdnd Swdiisga CrIcket Club teens inert to Th d rycnusnastticllinecpon Fri day at finedir Hrornd wethe WI for the ?? par rig ]heiay~ te ?? was very t., muchamaler hanmigh hae ben epeced consider- 13 > Ig rse i~sortric ofthem rb, t ws atisfactory Beat s..to otetua boh adeswer rearkblywell repro. La, .r sented CardifY Io re~tos, and decdedto ...

... SPORTITG INTELLIGFc A 8 CROYDON MEETING2 sn The Tmxiz YEsvOL& EHuntLE RAcE of 100 SOVs; for id thleeyearolds; lst each; selting slowsances. Two .te miles, over eightrhnrdles. le Ur Savages Excheqwr::lOst,21b ?? Trickle 1 rig Ur Woodland's-Dm us, 10st 21b ._ ?? Hailsey 2 Betting-7 tol orn Exchequer. - The favaorite madenaeli the running, and won easily 1, by twenty lengths. d- The winner was ...

... BRIGHTON RACES.-YbSTERDAY. The PREsroNs HANDICAP of 6 sovs each, wilth 100 added; wianer after publication of the weights 71b extra. Fivo furlongs. v Mr. Arden's Glen Albyn, by Blair Athol-Maid of Perth, 6 yrs, 10st 121b ?? ?? C. Loates 1 Prince Soltykoff's Alguilette, 4 vrs, Ist l21b ?? Weod 2 Lord Rossmore's Woodpecker, 8 yrs, 8at lOlb. Archer 3 Romanee (A. White) also ranl-Betting: 6 to 4 ...

... 1.41 F~JII OAKS IIACES.-YESTERDAY. rots The weather was dull, withr occasional showers, On else opening ir. Ho alternoon of the Four Oat's mecting; but tire Attenedance was, 11.13, 10eerhees, aL good onen in every (lapartmenet, us the elainms of mail. this well-conducted treeting on the suffrages of tire raeing public Is tile are becominlg moregencratllyrecogniscsl. The going leftucothing to ...

... ?? POH CROYD IT STQpE ,- I -em- *.~by lll.Lasl-n~l~ l~ingsanty~a°6°5)C) aPROGRAI; q1I ,i FOI .iif. tire The SELrarrus In 10 u or 'S c ' ltst 211s, live l nt.it,0° ale ns a 10 for 100 ons, o allse brg' Ive n-Topsy, aged (5mos lc le ~iile '5 aesijkiar-i4 grae. LadyJane, age (n0 agua, oc' 1jceerel26~ rell ran.sa Tarhe SPLLi Itnii)ri.) ayrm, R 5 a * a'1 TeOO ylugearnolds list, fivef Bixantd g l oe ...