... ASTIM SNow has this week more than filled the place of frost as a Fpoil-spolt. ?? at Icast admits of playing Association football, arl biings with it the compensations of skating and cLirlilng. But sllw ruins everything. Consequently, until Wednesday, when the ihanv had had time to take effect, there was little doing. Tihe Humiprton Coursing Meeting had to be postponed last weck on account of ...

... I q I II. THE, WATERLOG CUPS, SECOND ?? FEBRUARY 18. It SrW0. Anstruthier Bet ir T. Brockebankp Dart.; Sir lLJadn;'su*M Generluelooo VCf . lessds br.J.Briggs, and -Mr.T. Th *eorndy toards pof tedn i cafnecSlurW0 tA ntstruthr, tend 1 ?? rian ofth lah wer caooid, o. une. lawetss favo ocnd IEtSles ons tSews- ?? Mrn Haoeldrocklteebwankeer sstat ecrmetay of Mr. wet fello. Jde Sorn Hafley. ...

... J BOOTLE v. CHU) ROR, Played ati Church in splendid weather. The game did not commence until nearly four o'cloek, and for the first ten minutes the visitors had a decided advantage, the Church costod ian having several shots to repel. An attack on the flootle ciadel, however, resulted in a goal for the home tean, the visitors' goalkeeper striklnr the bail after it had passed the posts. Church ...

... i = : ?? YORK NOTES. MOVDAY NrMOTr. An usual, the York meeting will excite plenty of attention, and already the city presents an azi- iated appearance, the hotels being well filled. The racing, however, scarcely prolines to be upto he nsual average, as the equine arrival liat this evening is by no means a lengthy one, and the fratching of Nappa for the Ebor Handicap only Yes eight horses in ...

... I7 77 7 i1n. ?? E .- as. tt& 'Zi tn- till-4 Ki -ve gbd~dm hew*tter mid S't OW~laL sr ?? d ~o! a hin*,, SffakttaaSos mile Ti id tmita au s Br1ta*.In, Slmnes and Prety lie -r£sn is' farit fnv~ th. Bet- s p ow r B irei 6twaj saki k as, u :t l e and a ?? -2-t Mr. Cnw'n 0,weeie and SalUsewj zfa2,3, Yule Tde, CSroyltarter St Omei4, ne 4a nb od2ftwoipaf Gdrewte.at] La- ss, a mitl% Pent D . C dabr, ...

... W WARWICKSHIRE COUNTY CRICKET jLll]3. The annual general meeting of the rinemberS of tlc~ ~VrlliieCounty Crickiet Club was held on 8aturday aftetneeon, at thle Grand. Hotel, qolnwre Row. Theb .President of the club (Lord Wfilloughb~y do Broke) occuspied, the chair ; and amongst those present were the HOn. H . H. :Lyttelton, CaptainIWalker ; the Bevels. Dr. AWisont and F. Howson ; Mieesre. W. H ...

... N(EWMARKET RACES. Yz~rERDsAY,-Under ain almost tropical sats thle July' ueetlng at thle metropolis of thle turf wass concluded, anti If the fields. trove not ruled so large ras usual tire nieting- all round has, con- ?? tljs long drought and consequent hard state of thel ground, been highly satisfactory-. A large and aristocratic eons. iran>' a1gain assembled under tir sehade of the beautiful ...

... CRICKET, KENT v. SUSSEX. At, Tu abridge, yesterday, Kent beat Sussex by six wickets, this being their first victory during the presciit sea.4os. Fortyceight runs had been obtained oversight, anes itile ?? 61 niecessary to wvin were hit ott in ass hour yesterday, Frank ilearne, carrying nut his bet for a well-tilt 5i, includling seven 4s and ten KENT. Rt. TF. Themutos. sti'llilips ?? 31 c ...

... SPORTING INTELTIGENCE. Il? '0t1TSIMAN AU'HENTIC SrARTING r- EWii'Oi:;St s.IM NEWTON AtEJING. H1 ?? I ftlU¾. I PRICr. M4fAKctrl hlkLD Hica.xDtC'P. sereri ?? 1 itl t-i ?? 1 5 to I .-t ALL-AUtU) FLATS. dl Goveroor Waller. F Fi-I!i ?? I 10 to I agst GOLr;OteSS PARK bSaKTA , StiiVar , B,, wnoj ?? j 100 to 30 ogst A if as.M'a Cri'. Simibotton . L W'i ?? 1 4 eo I agpt 'tl iosi fLt' lA RACS. : ...

... 'j THE THISTLE AGAIN G DEFEATED. [Raos ?? OWN CORRE5PONOENT (PRa WESTEPIN ONSION CO3IPANY'5 CARLL-)J NEW YORK,~ FRIDAY APs-ReNOON. uiry There seemed little prospect this morning of the Itesecond race for the America Cup being sailed here to-dlay. It anything, the weather was worse than, be- yesterday. Tire fog was mnore dense, the rain fellBP jast as sele-dily, and the lod in the eairlier ...

... fol- TO-DAY's MATCHES. i rith LO0AL. Cardiff-Swansea v. Earlequlns. Ci Bristol Harlequins v.Cardlff 2nd. r , lndal! 2nd v. Charles-street. D Grangetown 2nd v. Richmond. S Lianda.it-Cnrd if Electric v. Llandaff. ti by Penartih.-Grangetowsr v. Penarth. ir H; ?? v. eathb. rout LIalnelly.-Newport V. Llanelly. LC reat GENEi/RAL. and Wkei'eld.-Wakefield Trinity v. Swinton. PI the Dewsbury.-Vewsbury ...

... r SFPRIN.1'ING ITlEMIJGENCE, At *> TEIiRSS n2EEriNG. ?? Se~rtn C ue of 30 3ovs, for four year rlds and t1O uuitli. 0 ; Weighti for -iga; sellig altowo 'ices. About tile two milect. -r- Mr'- it Hll~s L. do- Monaes. aged, 12e1MfrAbfogt,,n 1 ~t Al; CIl A aloe's Vedi -r, liet ?? Owner 2 !o ir I' NY Armnstrong's Sue~ Beok. Syrs. its' ..Owtter 3 Tyi 2ir ltebon' bliat;' (W Brownl. Gerattiuma (W us ...