... COUNTY CHAMHQNSFHP. O'er- e 23. IV, L. D. Pia. cenac. 5 Lancashire. ?? ?? 6_O.. 0 8,0..0lt6O of Nalts ?? 0 0 3 .100.0 ftot Yorkshire ?? 44 0.., 2 4 ?? 10OO ?? ?? 3,. ?? 0on Surray - ?? ?? 4 4: 1 3 3 ?? 60.0 thi Essex ?? ?? 1 ?? 33.3 ?? ?? ?? (0.0 Wft Saairuerethtre., 2 1.. ?? 0 ?? 00.0 Vt Warwxickshtre.. ?? ?? ?? ti (iloucestershire 5 ?? I -- ?? 50.0 tl ...

... i 1Af l t.., I I **w iug Iin the ?? bll at S b r -His Lordship pesaielotd 10 I Ported by Atr R. ?? ?? and I l I a anis'ieo j~, 'rh 11T .malnY gooad titehdbe0 est f aerae of 15.09 aude \1 5e 41..l and e tocleareld I posed the 1fisa oal tea rddap h1 received wvith , by the to a5s ial ho a an abe wond9ls I3^ flh - the Yreside t Assao tiits S an raistle aa ?? ar5,'.S-fl a received aind stovs 1 ...

... I TM NOX. virI. I:t] :m ter- veyanIe. ' I 00KTON CyOIWNG.OLUBt. The twenty-second cumnua . mneotimu of the d StOWDto Cbdlung Club was bold Ient nlicht at a thes Blaek. Lion Hotel, Jitbe Presidenit (Dir W. J. b, bad again to congratulate the menibets An a i easfator yai'o vor g. he o Thero(i the ;(or J, 11- At 9 bsand .-had to laae b A boon lfdaabe bay bthe eutis of' an11 d.Te yer Jadcek hg1~ ...

... ESSEX v. SUIliREx Ii The weather-wgs~ fine and bright, and tie ii wicket good when ?? niatch wa, cumrenced . v at Le oen yesterday. Yet something very litre;F a coiaapse took place among the Suarr ey batsmen, ! b who after compiling 75 for the loss of one it! wicket, lrad four down at the Same total. Hay- b b ward and Lees put on 80 for the seventlr wicket, I r and tire former nod Steduan 65 ...

... sCHITABOB'S NOTES. Tuesday Night. At Lewes this afternoon there was a capital attendance of spectators, and b t the racing was.up to the average of c that usually associated with this fix- a ture. The fields were of good size a throughout, and1 the recent rains had I left the course in splendid condition. a The chief event, the Lewes Spring Handicap, brought out seven runners, of whom Saint ...

... OFFICIAL SCRATCOINGS. Sarbiton HEadicap, Sandolwn Park-St, e,- nard [I. 6 All enigagements-Vladimir, Charie, Altee , eaurling colt by Osinglass Heresy, and yearling f~fly by Mearciou-Dhe ot. Dulliniglon Plt, Nesc'ket-Poatiion, Soltykoff Stslko, Nevarket-Dossellla LONDON BE'TTING. SATURIJAY, July 14. Bothuig proceeded quietly upon tile Liverpool Summser Cup, with the first favourite, Molumna, ...

... ESSEX V. YORKSHIRE. At Leyton. Scoree:- ESSEG.-First Iunbngs, 132. YORlSHIRE.-First Innings, 152. ESSEX,.-Second lunings, MeGalley, c Denton, b ItIhales ?? Q Carpenter, ls Brown, jun ?? 12 Irrri, c Smirti, t thodes ?? 0 Luceas, not out ?? 30 Kortright, b Rhodes ?? 0 E Ruslell, o Brown jun, b ?? 5 Belcienhal, c Tunnicliffe, h flighl .s, 6 Reeves, at P0lanter, b R1hodes ?? . 10 T Russel, absont, ...

... MIDDLElSBROUGH SPORTS. There is every promise of the Mid- dlesbrough Cricket Club sports to- morrow proving of exceptional inte- rest. So far the track is in e lent condition, and it would take a con- siderable amount of rain to spoil it. The entries are not quite up to the standard of previous years in the flat races, hut that is a remark which has applied to other sports this season. What is ...

... RIPON MEETING, WLDNlESDAY, Dtcember 26 71. 'ii lIC bj CA A kit Irll 0I, QIl Ill 'Ill mi fit Mr 0. J Blt's Nowi'Cp 111Y 1j1 J'et S R hiv tt, 1,r 'Ii 1 OII- .1G ?? D,.`clTsrl NTIIIC TIE IllUME ?? B.ANVI1 Alfti i lb) MNr lXlt1114l41S Mltu I ' JI Al,0 X S ~ t leO-~ ~l10 Al 'k 1;, ' Il 1 Jaek011205 Fiulm-irt d Al' !1W il ! Mr 7 10lll 'n loil 11. I ' 0 ' ?? IOeruki'ail lol !J, :ZU 1 V 0111lg1 ...

... 12 HARPENDEN MEETING. 10 . SATURlDAY, May 26. Li The cid-fashioned timtuxe at Harpenden par. - took Of the usual holidlay character, the ceun- 15 tryside showing up in great fosce. The principal euclosre,. too, was weil filled, whilst there isas a goodly array of coaches on the course opposite the sluads. .ir J. Blundell Maple, whose seat II.a in the neighbourhood, is a staunch euppdtter of ...

... S CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY v. A. J. )WEBB'S IS s TEAM. I The match was abandoned, ?? no definite r decision iwas come to until after luned yester- day. Owing to the heoay rein there wasi no alterirative but to abandon the match, ivthcjd ., 1n8sellqeftly ended it a draw zreabty h; favour t if of the visitors. o e - 0 SURREY v. WARWICKSHIIIRE, r i- Ovwint to the healvi rain in London yesterday I b ...

... SPORTING NEWS eM R JENNINGS. i Tih Press Assooiation's Newvmarket corres- Erpondent telegraphs that Mr* Jenningsp, sen., re- m paine in much tehe ianse condition. During the tr day he took nourishment more freely, and hie 59 also talked more lucidly than he hala done during Lk the past few days. ,d - 1s OFFICIAL SCRlTCHINGS. - Coombe Hurdle Rloe, Worceater-Lady Olive. t All Hurdle Races-Peace ...