... I RACING, LEWE MEETIG, 1.30-EOUNDEAN PLATE. Sir J. B. aple's Sardine . Loatea 1 Sir W. Ingram's Bunnidale . . M Cannon t .Mr C. Lets Glenchoran Worne Also run-Newmarket, Dominican, Orme's Head, Peerero, Devil's Dance, Purple Runner, Nameleos Lady4 . Bet~ting-) to 1 against Newnarket, it to 2 Sardine, 6 j to 1 Bunnidale, 7 to 1 Peterero, 10 to 1 ...

... I IAMING. WARWCK DIMQTPIG. 1-UiSCOl!B INDICAP PLATS. met T. lnnoid's Little led Bat .,.,,,,..L. elif 1 Mr B. Jasnaine's Oratinon .. Wetherll 2 Sir W. Ir rgram's feorlazed T . T Loas 3 AA o :an--Eameraldat n., OMnistmnas Gift colt, Mont de. Picte, Variety gel-iag, Lady Flash, Oroates H. filly, Deoorastiod oilt. Betting-7 to 2 against Estnersida Tl., 4 to I Little Reed Relf, 6 to I ...

... l (By SPECIAL Coaa~ssroxEN'rS.) ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. The weather conditions which pre- valdon Saturday were not conducive to an extraordinary attendance, neither were they such tas to lead one to expect a very interesting1 game. A dense fog enveloped the city all day, and at one o'clock Calthkin was visited by the officials of both clubs, accompanied by the referee, when the conclusion was ...

... I -LINGFIELD AND NORTHAMPTON. 9White and Gold's Notes and Predictions. London, Wednesday Night. IIn brilliant weather the Lingfield meeting i wan commuonced this afternoon. Backers began well by entrusting most of their money to Gtuid. wife at 6 to 4 and Goosander at 9 to 2 for the~ County Maiden Plate, the pair finishing first Ian~dsocond respectively ina fieldofl15. Orestes, who neared by ...

... I - - HE' TURF. SELECTIONS FOR.JNEW4IARK~r-; (By -White and Gold.) - London, Monday Niught Raigtksplce this week under y-fli0n`l Hunt Rules at Newmarket, KemlptOil, an'd Sandown Park, at each of which mneetings - sortl distinctly above the aegeothtwihobtains in this-branch of the pastime shoulld-be witnessed. A. great deal of interest will attach-to-the mann er in, which the latest recruits ...

... I SPO1TIN -x NEWS. RACING. LINGFIELD MIEETING, I%45-CATERHA.3j MAIDEN TWC-YE.11-OLD. Mr W. H. 3Millard's Sheather . F Pratt 1 Mr A. Henderson's Guidwite . .. Warne 2 Ur T. Worton's Hleart' Delight . K. Conaon 3 Also ran-Sr.ot-Free, King of the Severu, Irene moil Canieolo, Sundoree, Hysterical colt, Street Lamp, NSoraa Darling colt, KCing's Lynn, Kingaton, ...

... I 'RACING. IDERBY MEETING. 1-BREADSA'LL SELLING PLATE. Wfr H. Hooch's Bayonne gelding . ickaby Captain H. Hughe's Quseni's Wake .. H. Caution,1 Urw T. Stevens's Little Pearl filly . .. purkis . Aloe rso-N'ihltjor. Novl, Shepperton, Ila doe Cubs, Wesutmoreland, Lanai, Itais filly, Ia Mode, Bius Baai,l Wiaugngo lilly, Glancinio. Beot~tng-5 to 2 against Qacen's Wake, 3 to I La Hade 8 ...

... The last few years have seen so many c':^.nges in the aspect of the Granite City that thloso who revisit it after a long absence are considerably struck by the improvements which have taken place and the large number of now buildings which have been added. An admirable panor- asio view of Aberdeen can be obtained from the csan ezirn on the summit of the Hill o' 'T'ullos--a view which well ...

... THE SEASON As a result of the mild, open weather, farm Work generally bas been pushed on satisfactorily, and farmers will now turn their attention to soring their roots. There will be an inclination in some quarters to delay the operation as long as ossible, because, as the roots are as a rule under the average in size, they will probably be allowed 4o remain as long in the ground as possible, ...

... Co VRlk1NLG. SOUTH LANrCASHIRE (SOUTHPORT) MEETING, TIRPS DAY, November 2. Judge, Mr Pt. A. Brice. Slipper, B. Wilkinnon, jun. A small company was in attendance when tie first stage of this meeting was : wrmeneced on a big creadow to the left of the road on Berry Moss Farm shortly after half-past nine oclock in fine though blustering weather. A start was siads with the Scarisbrick Cup, and ...

... I S at O I resomen OF b5iLLAH`OUSTOS PAESCsg-.K e r golf coyurse which Lim been la nout at Bs~hoUSZOML Park y the Corporation of Glasgow was formally zp~oned on N~Se.-1 day, when a number of the members of the Ton ccs ?? ?? engagedis amatch. The,,LImy, q met in tile City Chambers at one o'clock, and were coimes to the pavilion at the park, where Bailie Steele coveneeer ofe the st ?? on Golf. ...

... | TSHE TURF, 1t DERBY AND HAMILTON PARK NOTES. (By WHITE AND GOLD.) London, Friday Night. The Derby Cup is one of the most interesting, handicap events of the year, and this afternoon an. ?? witnessed its decision. 'In the little bdtting which hiad taken place l iduring the week ever the race Proclamation. v. as always favourite, hut the transactions were slgtrtd and unimlportant, and triton ...