... , D:E Il~DBYSIRE v. SURREY. TIle gime wvas teol lbiine int cotl ileatiler on Wed sea- .lay, alisl tueoolst 1,.Pu e DerUtisise witskets tell in trhrec- qu iotetrsa A i hol IL t ast sL o tidiL ntal ,O19 rulti, Bv quarter ;-st twelve tile matach was over. ?.mid Surrey had wots by s .u tir. Scare:- First Itntlngs Abel, b D risi st. s IS Mattrice lReat, bi . 3 Lockwood. lb w, b Gal .l., .. W. Read, ...

... CRICK ET, L.ALNOASMIRE v. YO!ZKSajIFi. This match at Moiieltovtc M'o rontinued on Friday, ttit tt.3-tlr1cit llI a Viciory for Lanncosliia by tei wickets. -1o ?? R .. Flrst. Innings. Seconcl inuings. H. Hill, b Multi b ?? 8 b Bri?,H s . 7 tlall, I It w, t b l ggo ?? 33 b 2totIt 481 lero, b 'Miold . ?? 14 atr P illitg. b Blriggs 7 4 txe. It Mold O 0c. Pittig. . It Wr iSo' 17 I'vel, bu Bl Ltg s ? ...

... SPORTING INTIELLIGENCE. TwoC a, OUFR MIiCING SELECTIONS. r~ L) SANDOWN PARK METN .r Tim followingq are my selections for this Mleet- beck ,rwo Yatr Ottd Stakesi-DnEDE oso mart Pill Mail Uanirrcap-TsRENToNe or Sroun antO ri, AvoN. Pi Soul g. Plireoss of Whales H1andioap-GALcOplxo' QUEEN sat Or ilsr.BILL. Else, (ATTElIUCK BRIDGE. and Oron Plate-Srorj3TPj.Noru 01' IVIILL13E. Boa s HEorliby Cacthe ...

... SPOCIITIN4 1i Ti'ELLIGEN CE. aI IAIU(KL TRAIYING NOTES. I OwigletI iNEW -AIET, TuIuisny. Odng to thle llety ?? of stiow Ii lie cuuld be doine it ?? 1553 1, IIillttig. OttI tlie 1:, r- Su Cettinit 0,1 c l'tesbrooke, ;III, l'eIt- ?? ~ ~ ~ L ?? e , mligizlh, Tull:;;htxlirw, Tolellei ted inGO. tItiiki, IEr Caetr t, elietluimi Tita, Tyke, Noe ?? G;ttn-:tt, U iettrlltceiC. Blaeilllts, l.uttdettet ...

... | I I P n' 1 T LrE A kU TUIENIST Ig9 - STARTING PRICES, SANDOWN PARK MEETING. HORS3S. 555555. P23KE. PANEX STAKES. Cajonb'rwufl Beauty G Barrett ?? 4 to I agst tIEnsRELSHA STAREjs. Borbatte ?? I W ?? to 6 on TIeCOSOplit ?? I G Barret t ?? to S On TEMPLE H1NIsCuocP. fask ?? I1 Gl~area t ?? to 7 ogot IsAsLUore BLAT_. Frm Diavulo I ?? ?? 4 to 1 agat Nuasany Hnrnrcmip. ?? lsgg.. ?? I 2to I ogab ...

... ts SPOIR'IINt LIFIVi AUTHENTIC RI l.STAELTING P.11ICES. WIt LEWES MEELTIN'G. Ju die HOlD. RIDnER. I P51105, Oa I St. ROoTerecaroj rLTair. Cit P-. ?? ( I G eoalener ?? I S to S egot DE .1,CASTLE PLATE. W Lacemtan ~ T Loares ?? ' to 1 agst Au inHIUteTrti' bLAT RACH. MI le ?? ?? 9 to 2 On Ca bocrLlaDblyer' CLUB WELTER.Q 0ar ?? Catpt ?? to 15 nest SELLNUai -NjSt';Rsir. ~ild leecy ?? Ii ?? 9 to 4 ...

... SPOR1TING INTELLIGENCE. ~'~PUIT1Ms 1413' A UTHENTIC S'P AUTING PRICES, REMP1,UTO.N PARlO 3EETPING. It51 ME LIDERO PRIOR. Adi~dtral Ilcibow-. I Aiidaw 11 to 2 ?? Antrim ?? SI Nlgriirig ?? 1 7 to 41 on ?lIiJL -Lsi tr 'yOEP'LaCiaism Blood Orittigo, ._ IA Nilii ..ei. W.o 13)v Muit~ltqif URILK IIANPIUCOP, PurpleZ Eie~irior. L Air Ciiodirok ?? t' 2 agat SELLING S'4LI'LLCEEAS5 Gunpo~cwder ?? ?? 1 3to ...

... RACLNG NOTES. The nroceedings at Windsor to-day may be briefly dismissed, the meeting proving a nriserable failure, two out of thc five events producing no struggle at all, while in two other cases the field only numbered a couple, not a dozen animals being seen out during the whole after- noon. The weather was fine though cold, and there was a fair attendance of spectators, but after such a ...

... I SATURDAYS FOOTBALL, ENGLISH CIOt T8.-TEED RoUND. CHATHAM v. WEST BROMWICH ALBION. As usual at Chatham, the holiday-seekers flocked in their thousands to the Lines, when the cup-holders opposed the remaining hope of the South. Considering tat the Chathamites had made such a ood show with the Notts Forest-though, be it said, their victory on Thursday lest at the Oval was a somewhat lucky one ...

... * MALTON STEEPLECHASES. YFgS7 RDA.i-This pleasant meeting was commenced [amidst, surroundings of the most winterly character, as snow not only lay on the ground but fell heavily during the progress of the racing. Nevertheless there was a, capital company present, and amongst those on the Stewards' Stand was Prince Albert Victor. If the fields were not large, the sport proved interesting, and ...

... *. - RACING NOME. Eleasaater weather was erperlenceed at Croydon ?? than on1 ?? onenig afternoon, and the attendance was again large. The sport was of much the same chamcter as that witnessed Lyesterday, and there is little that is worthy Of comment. The4 ?? ?? ?? Joen-easily secured the United Kingdom Steeplechase, Pan (who was MAde a Warm favourite) refueng at the farmouse ditch, and Baccy ...

... gfPATIE THE TURF.-Neither the attendance nor the sport was quite up to the average on Boxing-Day at Kempton Park. Lady Winifrel secured the most important event, the Christmas Hurdle Handicap, and Mr. S. Woodland, jun., rode a couple of winners. Next day, Ireland, steered by Captain Lee-Barber, secured the Qualifying Hunters' Steeplechase, and Intruder the Richmond Handicap Hurdle Race. ...