... I' SPORTING NOTES. I WEDNWSDAY EvRSoG. 3Most of the professionals who attended the Four Oaks Park meeting will assist at Derby during the next two days; and even if the Windsor gatherinz keeps many of the sonthern division at 'home, there is pretty sure to be a good attendance each afternoon. At present, grave donbts must be entertained about the weather, for the rain, which has fallen heavily ...

... I be Yesterday this meeting was continued at Alteer, in and concluded wvith the volley-firing at seven ieo'clock. The results of the competitions were not 5,puiblishied until a late hour, and the result of the he brin in the Lord - Lieutenant's - the mast ?? important of all the competitions - vasc not )Y evnat commenced to he arranged at nine .r o'lc. Tle principal officers of the ex- ...

... [Ie an Yesterday 'the contestts were limited in narber id. but extremely interesting. The contest for thi ife Loyd-Lind3ay Prize toot kup the greater part oJ ard the day. The statistical department busied them- a selves with gettirng out thle returns of competitions Sp already concluded. in THE LOYD-INDSBAY PRIZE. o The chief competition was decided upon a ad slightly different course ye ...

... SPORTLNG INTELLIGENCE. tar EPSCOM SUSMMER MRSTING. tills1 DAYS RACING. ORDE)IR OF RusrYlsro.-Craven Stsakes,l1.30; OCetwynd Plore, 2.0; -Egnirrot Plate, 2.30; Wooudeote Stakces,&0O ldpsom Stakes, 3.30; Jnvenifle IMate, 4.0; March, 4.30; Asirtoad Stakes, 5.0; Blelirrant Stol-ns. 5.30. EN5TRIES. Orneen Stakes.-Causibrrrmore arrd IMadrei (eachb to he sold for 1,003,coca); ?? arid Hlavoc);(erch; ...

... THIE WINNER OF THE SiLVER MEDAL. THE FORTUNATE SIXTY. at The ?? of the Wimbledon gathering i, is invariably one of the most important days of lY tho meeting, and this year it was rendered more e so by the changes which have taken place with r. reference to the competition for the Queen's Prize o in what is termed the second stage, shot for by the id 300 who succeeded in making the best scores ...

... SPORTING INTELUGENCE. - 1- Is ?? MEETINII. er le TheCoownalSTAx~tis ee lng h&asdleap) of IDOsova. added Ldo~a Sweepstaikes of 5 soya each for starters, selling '~all wanoes!. Aboutalfive furlongs. ?? Heasnaltn'3 Little WVivlh, 4yr-s, Sat ?? Giles 1 Pt r ilerfrow's llamsbury, aged. Set 12ib (car. 9St 13lb) Archer 2 or Ur Dashwood'o Eve, 5yra, lsat 71bI. ?? ?? Wtood S of Gossip (C. Lomars). ...

... SPOR'TING INTELLIGENCE. TeSPL'G CROYDON MlEETING. Umi Th.L IG ?? RlACE of 100 ears, far three year WIC5 aide aod upworde ; weight. far age; peinalties eda cite ttlr'waiices. Twoimiles, oiver eight hurdles.is1 Mr Yates's Revoke. 43yre, llst ?? Sensier 1 bo, Mr Aberci'omibv'a Ragged Robitn, 5yrs, l2st5lb Sy MrJns' eleaed ?? hilds pe Mr Jones's ?? ?? ci3 oey ?? (J. Pogo).t Btoliau (Spaceer), ...

... SANDOWN PARK DECEMBER -MEETING. The PRLJIAMt HaNDICAP STEEPLECEASE of ?? Whiller3 etita. rwwo milts and at lialh. C Capt IV. HI. Dtarbyc Frolic, 5yrs, i0t 71b,, ?? Halsey I Miii. 'l'hvxiie Waite ripijpe. 5; 10st l ?? Stephens 2 cl Lord Illiertoll's Ollaiteig.a gted, list Sib ..Snsier 3 iltt (J. i'atrc also tal,. Gettinlg-S to 2 on Oluateigh, SI 5 to 1 ogr.1 fl'rnpiuve. 6 to 1 at su rroaic, and ...

... SPORTING LNTELLGEoNCE7 diHEMPTON PARK CHRISTMIAS MEETING. b- ~ THIS DAYS RACING. I S- OnpRat Or, R~uauearr-Selling Huroter& Fiat Race. 1.0: do Sellig Hurdle lists Plate, 1.30; Treicifenliar. Maiden, ?? Ra-ce, 2.0; Selling Steepieclrase Plate, 2.30; 1nor Christmas Hurdle Handicap, 3.0; Hampton Steeple- HTA chase Handkoetp,3.30. xi! ENTRIES. - Ni by ?? Steeplechase.-Batanist, Lowland fluke, ...

... | ; . I~~.A -- ?? NVALES P. SUCTLAN'D. bul we * SPLENDID DISPLAY OF THE WELSHMEN. mi, to A DRAWN GAME. thc ,ke The first Rugby International Match of the Scot- to *rd rish season was'played at Partick,' Glasgow, ont lot Saturday, when teams representing Scotland and hie ?? wales ?? Wales ,engaed in friendly encounter. The Welsh 001 a team was th'e same as played against England on tee liathe ...

... I ULEL r, LLAyetLLY.-At midnight on Friday the Wil 11 represeutatives of tbe crack Yorkshire Club arrived at api 0 Lianelly to play the retuin imutch to that pliyed by the ?? S Liallelly Club during their ChristlmaRs ?? ill the tht 7 northern countyanid were accorded a most enthusiastic Mo reception, On alighting from the train a torcilight i - proctrSiOsI was fornitaed ald escorted the ...

... CItIUOKIT. ENGLAND Z NENV SOUTH: WALFS. The English lieven who are making a tourir, Austra- Ir. played tbelr twenitleth match ozi Jtinuary 24, 26, and 'f7 it Sydney siai'ist the New South WalesTeamn. Suc- cessiul in the toss, the visitors decidel to go in, mnd Shrersbntry and Scotton opened the battilng. Messrs. DThwnies and Evans were 'entrusted with the attack. After 23 runs lhad been ...