... SPOIRT LNG. RACING. T G. MANCHESTER NOTES. 1 FRIDAY NGRT. I1 That tbe imsue of the Manchester Cup, decided 11 s lernoun, vwas merely a qusetton whether or n:o; ?? could stay the distance was 1 t;,e opon f QE the writer fromr the appearance of , ,h ,eigilts, and a gallant nctory oan the part of -afr. B-chanau's horse is a full indication of pr. ie form. Lord 'Rosalyn must be con- sdered e ...

... . -b?IAilI t. i ?? ?? . ? - , I , , I 1 , : I , I I L Fpo~tdOf ?? tlaye*1 l~r ?? ?? . - ?? ?? Od forasmer!y he otalatn eaah Innines: Is d for the fohaeore ia paragrah. rqrm * S~hW for,*tae eooreo t out n lire0 ;-.n4 ohaileugee to aevsago of Oifor acla naertisn.. I -- OiEFO1-R~E BDHHlEt~e iM&T3UH In the Beoond a&y's play o.th40OtfoidfreshI1men3 m tob, OD the Parkeg round yenterdsy, F. , G. U. ...

... OPENiING OF THE CLYDE SEASON. (FROM OUR YACHT2ING CRotsEPONDENT.) Yachatsmen were perhaps beginning to fear that the long cnntinuance of the placid weather c. the past weeks would seriously interfere with the proper enjoyment of their sport; but in their prayer fer a change they scarcely dreamt of a return to mid-winter. Last right Rothecay Bay bore all the aspects of a March gale, with a ...

... ANGLIN&. I IHAXTITON WANnDEREao CLUE.-The second ?? of the season took place on the Clyde on Wedresday, when fair sport was obtained. The following gaioed the prizes:- Ist, Alexander Begg, 1ib. 2oz.; 2d, James CUlIen, 61b.. 3d, W. J. T. Roe, 41b. ?? 4th. R. Strang, 41b. 4roz.: 6th, And. Rtussell, 31b. 12oz. Meet of the ftsh, with the exception of Mr Strang's, which were all got with fly, were ...

... | | THE COUNTY CHAMPIONS~IIP. MIiddlesex, Surrey, KRent. Lancashiro, and So'merset, all1 opened their porme etweek, when six first-claas0 Imatchles, were decide.=Mi~ddleasetx, winning twice, stood first, end Somerset, losing twice, last. The most interestir. feature in thu table is the prominent position 'occupied by IPlayed. Wan. Loot, Draw.- Points. Middlesex ?? ?? ?? I2 Susse x ?? ?? ?? ...

... ATHLETICS ?? ?? : , Tha firs amnasl amateur sports, unde tlaa Glosgow Iferohiosts'QCycling Club were held n~t.5 d Parbihoad. on Saturday afternoon., Bain fellallforemobb, coo but fortunately it cleared assay beforethebssPOcticomnluOnced., was heewas a large attendance, fully 15tCO ?? lwsng-pre, racl aent. Th. great attraction wan the appesarance of Zitalmer, Ice ma~nthtebampion cylist of ...

... THE- TURF. MANCHESTER AND NAPENDEN. WHITE A:.ID GOLjYS LAST WORDS ON THE MANCHESTER our. London, Thursday Night. There was an improvement in the sport at Man- chester this afternoon, and the attendance was in all respects a satisfactory one, although the .weather was dull, with occasional showers. Scenery was in most demand for the Hartington Plate, with Santa Barbara also in great favour. ...

... i, Loex Doow.-ThO Dalrellinoton Angling Club heldt tbeir Arst annual competition on this loch on Monday. Owing to a dead calm and scorching heat sport wSarxthert'. .indifferent and only in the evening, when the boats ?? ty .land, ceuld fish be rot to ris!. Reults :-1st. John Gemmell.. ?? 2d, John Williamson, Sib. Soz. 3d, Jobn Mnutchtonfl. 3il. 61b. 4th, James Matadonald, 3b. l7oz. 5th. ?? ...

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... -TIN - TELLI3ENCJE. I ~iW3A~k± ?? L)SPRING NrtP eirmarket.Wdedy -l c,nceorned the SuOch neededa H ?? ; eilemarket to-day, falling a '5 ~~_eofteproceedings, - r' ar o te ftornloon was dall anti - ., d con jenufliY the downpouri e- With' the Newma-rket -.rc ntecard it was not surpris- ra~ ?? in excess at that ftc~ gafterfl-3tZ and the eS tilelii9lotied too proceedings 'recs Tuday's lard embraced ...

... gPOhG I LAL~ES I 1VWBOPOLITAN h'MMER MEETING- (ar oUR Spori coxLSAL OL) Ear 0,0 lewuh. Coionel 0ario. (B A ,fJ bir eila. Eaq; Cba ztes J , Ey~qjanb~abbia s, C~Johin Aroit, MA Maher, og rf thesales and Stakehchder-hirT T V ey, H1=andicapp,. ad Clerk of the Cour- smryq B carcel bee it uld y beapected that the san I ,nbly would gather at Baldoyle yesterday S put n a arncoozi the openning day, I ...

... I - C OXFORD UNIVERSITY v. LANCASHIRE. The remarkable scoring in the early trial matches at Oxford caused the first important contest of the season, which commenced on Monday in the Parks, to be looked forward to with more than ordinary interest, for there was naturally a good deal of curiosity as to how some of ths yung atsm woud fae wh neopoed to bowling of first-class quality. Rain, which ...