... eleven. Leeds and Its District. P16rour SneoraINr Cosrsa.-Ou Monday and Tuesday a pigeon shoot- ing eonteet came off at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, which excited considerable Interest in the counties of York, Lancashire, Durham, and Cumberland. The prizes contended ...

... at tne Royal Victoria Archery-rooms. Ont Wednesday the annual dilsiter took place at the club. house, at which seo Earl Of Cardigan, Commodore, presided. RACING FIXTIREs ?? 1850. Aco~ver. Wolverhampton ?? 2 Tiabrldge Wils ?? Eglatsa Park. ?? ti.. Is ny ...

... Parmesan-Melissa, by Orlando, yre, Sat 0b ?? Betting : 4 te 1sgat MorIngtnto 2apat Stoclpurse, 5 to 1 aget Gertrde, 7 to Iah Agte Cardigan and the Melissa colt, and S to I agat Siderollte. After going a short distance Stock.. p rse used to the front and made play ...

... .4 79 Liston . ?? ?? Cadiz ?? 77 Count Cavoar 46 4Charmian.3 57 Birdfinder ?? 4 77 M. Philippe ?? ?? 57 Early Purl 4 77 John Davis.3 641Naxos ?? 57 Tadeolu ?? 77 ?? 3 6 4Brother to ?? 77 LdSurir4 6 3 ?? 67 Trumps ?? 76 Veba 3 63 Aurora ?? 5 7 Marry ...

... Leeds) and Raistrick (of Idle, near Bradford), for 25 a side, itirrry ris each, came off last Saturday in front of the Cardigan Arms, Kirlstall-read Leeds. As had been anticipated, this match created thc most ifiatie interest amongst the admirera of this ...

... unasnimously. The Earl of Cardigan, Lord Maedonal4, arid reveral other gentlemen awcre then elected members, andretherogreposed to be elected at the next montbly meeting. PIGEON-SROGTING. Ar Frank Redimond's, Siwss Cottage, Sr. John's Wood, en Friday lastIMr ...

... 3yrea, 7st 121b ?? Lertes 0 Sir L 'svel Alaric, 0 yes, 7et lllb ?? Wilson 0 Si .Hawley's Fenders, 5 yrs, 7sb uib ?? Mr. F. Grattan's Prince, 3 yes, 7st ?? T. Osborne 0 Mr. Savsile's Lilian, 8 yes, Oat ilib ?? G. Lowe 0 Mr. W. F. Stasnrore'e Jackal, 4 sri ...

... side, took place in Squire Lloyd's fields, near Carmarthel, on Friday, the 2.th nlt., between Mr. John Pugh, of Merthyr, and MIr. E. Evans, of Cardigan. It excited a good deal of interest amongst the Welshmen, aith whons pedestrianism is becoming a ruliig ...

... Vutalof JAMRS CAUCUci.. .. .. Tw, CARLES ?? lckraa SAIAIy HL .. Ca'e Green.u go t JOHN WILLIAMS . . . Wael ridge a pl of AeUaL PALUaS . . . Uriyoi,1Yetiore Wil of JoHN GOATrXV . ?? T l. . . Ise. WiLLiAM MASON .. . S I.atelns', CIO~t~s 0eoaQXBXATE . . ...

... (tile Roobdale Antelope) and 3. Titton. alias lack O'Sidea (of Crompton), 300 yards, 25 sowe a side, Bellevve, DECEMBER, 6.-John Davis, the Lame Chicken (of Wales), and William Matthews (of Birmingham), to run three quarters of a mile at Lansdowne, near ...

... 'Reins . 4 77Florizel . 4 864 Nile. 4 77Wolfball ?? 8 Lucy Button . 4,7 7 Ieelive . 4 6 Little Agnes ?? 4 76Idalia;.8 63 Cardigan . 7.6Leo . ?? 4a63 Westland . 4 7 6 olonel . 8. 0 ..3 2 ,miscfrrtilS . 4 75 ore.8. ?? 62 Bieceorstaffe ?? 57 5TheCurate ...

... Congreve, Esq., for Guernsey and Cherburgh; Will.o'-the-Wisp cutter, Capt. C. H. Williams, R.N., for Guernsey; Osprey cutter, John Petre, Esq., for Guernsey. 27: Eestrel brigantine, Commodore Earl of Yarborough, for Guernsey. YACHTs AT AND ABOUT THE STATION ...