... heats, and was throughout capitally contested. First Heat.-James Bamnford and John Kelly, sen., (pink), 1; William Hill and John Freeman (yellow), 2 ; William Phelps and John Kelly, jun., (dark blue), 0. The men started from Putney-hridge round a boat ...

... Cambroncim, Slow Trahi, nnrd Duleiniia. SCRATCHINGS. Hurtiingdonshire Stakes.-Fentorne. Hinlchingbrok EStakes.-F by Cavendilsh-Miss Arm- strolg. Memrbers' Handicap Plate.-Lady Inglis. Peel Handicap.-Laird of Scotland and Republican. Apetirorpe Scurry Handlcap ...

... light-hearted nag, whose courage and b playfulness is evidently not diminished by a long and severe season, The Countess of Cardigan, w who is conversing with Colonel Forester across ethe shlggish stream which meanders through the e inviting meads; Mrs. ...

... Seld v. CastleS erd, Do. TrinIty (2) e. CowolittO. Do. Moldercen (2) v. Croalased Moor (2). HuLL.-}Iull p. Leeds St. John's St. John's-F. Beaten, luck: H. A. Cresfield R. Walton, and T Colitnes, thrsc.rsnarter backs; F 51. Potter 50d u. lapping, ball ...

... pig belong- ing to Mr. John Murdock very severely about the head. Ai, hour afterwards it worried a dog belonging to Mr. Smith, Drysalters' Arms, Elland-road. A great crowd of people then gave chase, Several of the men were armed with guns and other weapons ...

... (Trinity Hall) in 10f sees. The fourth beat was carried off by Pitman (St. John's). Time, 11 sees. SECOND DaY. Long Jump-Elliott (Trinity) lift, lotin, firet, Barker (St John's) 18ft. 4Iin., second. Que ter of a Mile Baoe-Won by Pelham (Trinity) after ...

... there was no hope of success. KNOR AND SPELL MATCH AT LE1RD3 FOR £100.- On Saturday afternoon, in the enclosure at the Cardigan Arms, Burley-road, Leeds, a game at knor and spell, for £100, was played between Joseph C'oward, of Baildon, near Bradford, ...

... twenty scores in thirty rises. Mr. liett, Low Moor, to bo stakeholder and referee. The mnatch is fixed tv be played at the Cardigan Arms, Leeds, on Monday, July 20, MAI-Cx ?? Trae.-Thli affair eame off on Monday lost at the Green Man enclosed grounds, Ealing ...

... save., 23 sobs. Mr. Beadman's Yard Arm .. ?? (Peppler)I1 Mr. Warnersg Grand Duke .. ?? . . (11arry) 2 Mr. Heans'si Dunoon.. .. ?? . . (Butler)a3 Threse others also rau. Betting: 2 to 1 a~gst Grend Duke, 01to2 aget Yard Arm, 8 to 1, aget any other. Northa ...

... left them the winenrs by four points (two forfeits) to one point. JOHN MITCHELS (GLASTHULE) v. HENRY GRATTANS (INCHICORE)-This was a very well-eontested match throughout, the Grattans playing with fine dash, which, however, was not equal te the handiness ...

... Btbuoxi. Mt. W. 3. Stsilem and Mx. John Bennett (Gi3det3ome) beet Mr. RI~ichardson aml Mlr. Bothamley (Cardien), 3-6, 6-1, 7.5. . Mr. R. 0. Wooler end Ur. J. Holliday (GQid onwebe±tr,.S8mth end snbstituta (Cardigan) 64, 7. Mr. B. Bomoden and tic. Brace ...

... FOOTBALL. ' LEIES ST. JOHN'S v. SALFORD.. -- l in weather of a very unfavourable character, teams representative of these clubs met at the Cardigan Fields, Leeds, on Monday afternoon, before a large number or spectators. 'The home team won the toss, and ...