... I' ~ . SPOTING. NEWARKET HOGRSES AT EXERISE A fine mouing, On the Bury side, WAUGH sent Ripon a mile and a balf, and Tapatry mare a mile and a ouater Janvrss Fiasco and Oliver Teist, Guni's Wity Prince and 3ferry Hampton, J. DAwsc ES.'s Frehwater, Caller Herrin, and Retirement with Jsvmnrs Kilwnr- line, travelled a uile and a quarter; GComne'as Good Nibht, Midas, Carntge, Eccentricity, ...

... I LOCAL SCOREcS. [ Pans ASSOCILTWON TRLS5WLI'; WIMBLEDON, TutSDIY NIt3T. The Queen's Prize competition commenced to- day with shooting at the two hundred yards ranges. The weather was sunny, but gusty, and the sores hardly equalled those of the first day last year. The best score made was 53, outof a possible 35, which was reached by Sergeant Wood, Bradford Rifles; Sergeant Welshb, 2nd ...

... LONDON BETTING-MONAY. LzIcpsTER, HANDICAP,-7 to 2 agat Fantate, t and o; 11 to 2 Isobar, t; 100 to 14 Corunna; 100 to 12 Tib; 100 to 12 Cintra, t and o, 9 to 1 Theodore 10 to 1 Lowdown, t. LATER. LzicasmTz CUP.-11 to 2 agat Isobar; 8 to I Tib, t and o; 100 to 12 (Uintra ; 10 to I Theodore ; 10 to 1 Lowdown, t. SANDOWN JUBILEE HANDICAP.-6 to 4 agst Har. penden, t and w. ,ST LEGRR.-2 to 1 agat ...

... W.111BLEDON PIFLE MEETING, [Fi0tx OUR ESECYAL COl1,ESPOXDZ';T.]! TaE Cnzrm. FmDnn.-'With the conclusion of the Eloho match last night and public schools contest F for the Ashburtnn Shield and tbe Spencer CLpI yesterday afternoon the common begans to iole rnrany of its ?? tenants. During the first coor hours of tue erening bagaae weognous were to be seen moving out ef tile lines pached with ail ...

... X,;, ?? ?? TITI FS AV Tin RNLv. sT -IF:H ,it I'-A V -P'iy~in (nr -ecu-. :w- w.i Ci':i~i..leiI 3C4tO'iit5, Ihie.gAti.(er rl',ile V ol itedrire L I. F' iir - lr i-hegi tt-4y ?? .:IISlXeasl1 is r:( t i~e M~uateI-SIil Dr lt,: ky . 7 'irir, A torie ?? NV. , V 2i i., he,: ?? . 1r ii. . . . . Ii J. R-4-Al, L rriue ?? . Moar, Ie ler . ?? Cr .. 21 .S. 5., (,rk ?? Ii .J. 1., llo W ?? \ V.% ?? ..1 3 .T. ...

... THE T'KURF. SP l) TI1_'rI S N TELS. a!~loe:n telit rira 't!rt tIt~ i-, fi c'5- )irrs' into cclr i er.Jtatl ?? ?? w Sk!, da iat.' Ie ete:i, tie in t ?? r ?? I :r-. -t a, A 'I'S i'W t&ill _ic. aliyte 'roie l Ir tO - 1 ?? ' L .tLc O it-; I~ L otla 1!- a i'i. 1'I :Ii to . i i It'e I i ot il i Nt ill ?? t' e 'I I 0 0 d ie r d k I~1 L l: :ICI 2 a i &i' ri-a I itI' N'S' Cit Z.r-cIL'Lerrr''tL,.rv 1a ...

... OrP.%UiONTrELL eENM NOTM ~ ANDTICIPATIONI, The concluding day of ,'the Leicaster meeting wa favoured vith a continuance of fined weather and the attendance was again a good one, the gathering being one of the most success- f al ever held at Oadby] Park. For the big race the beat field of the afternoon t~urned out-, a dozen going to the post. There was soe much money for Faufare that he started ...

... BO LINAG. STRANRAIE EOiVLIN.G T)UlNAM)'EN1- yeetedy r. hcnolbg tournamenet wY bll o0 2the Strr,- raer t Tren Tie colOOL4 sbowers of tal recintly were in noli- vo t ! _o the tre.0 ?? playitg was renldered rery !O ro' ,nt Sesti al show ers tell ill thle early part of tho day, ti' it iu 0 ittteitotitt it -, -war- and bltrht. There ws i ; :oo- entry. 'Iii aot;, jcieji it reasbet. the thir. tie, ...

... LAVWN TENNIS. XOTUMBLASD TOCURNAMhNT. The an~nual onen tournament of the county of Xorthum- berland Lawn Tennie Asociation wan begun yesterday ca the crichet ground at Geoforth, near Newcatle. -Shortly be- Pfore the play rommenoced a heavy shower fell 00 the parched tground and nmad'- it cool and pleasant, and the remaiuder of te afternoon use fine. hut A very Ptroog breeon croemerd the courts ...

... LAWN TEAXNIS. TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS. Scoring Sheets for match purposes may be obtai ned gratis I on application at the Office of this Paper. SCARBOROUGH LAWN TEAIS CLUB ' TOURNAMENT. The following are the results of the play in this ton na- mrnt up to last night:- GENTLEMEIN'S SRZGLES. Mr. G. Lovett beat Mr. F. G. Stephenson, 63. 6-2. Mr. F. E. Fletcher beat Mr. R. It. Coates, 6-2, 6-9. Mr. ...

... TO SEIRBTARIES OF CLrIBS Soing Sheets forsatcl-purposes may be obtained graes on application at the Office of this Papea. THE B UX ON TOUKAINT. The draw-for the fourth open tennis tournamemt took Tp.ae yesterday afterncxi n at the Pa3vilion, ?? z ?? nrimherof 8pcia~tors.. The entrF Ie for the ?? m.xed 4x pilays ?? Tesday. Play beg.ns on Monday mornig at 10P30. T drw we as ?? - .. Xv!mve plas F ...

... of St LAWN TENNIS. binet re 'NORTON TOURNAMENT. who Id This tournament, now one of the events of the * 3 er Northern tennis world, commenced yesterday morn, mad, e ing is the conveniently-situated cricket field adjoining defe: Norton Station. The weather woas ll that could oe inni ,d desired, and the ground was in splendid order. Eveey N( , arsangement bad been mnade for meetihg the con- hama ...