... Bailman, 100 to 8 aget Golden Pledge, 100 to 7 each aget Cariebrook, Captain Crow. Oldminnter, and IMelrose, 26 to 1 agat Trust, 33 to I aget Brighton. Bellman was first off, and made the itnenhig into the New Course, followed by Golden Pledgee Piccador, ...

... Private Joho Owen Davis, getting twevt-six points at all the ranges; the Gless being won by Privite William M4erioa Stanley; the Boots by Saurol Themn' s, las Lft the 10th Light Drasoons, John Mavie, Sergeant Tanstal, John Alesabi, Wra. Shrimpton, and Joceph ...

... 22 Wide bails, ?? Wide halls, ?? Total ?? Total ?? THE GENTLEMEN OF KENT V. THE GENTLEMEN OF ENGLAND. This match was commenced immediately after the termination Of the match between Kent and All-England, on Friday, aid, like its fore- runner, excited the ...

... mar-sport weight for age, hundreds more would have swelled the receipts at the stand, and contributed their portion of the golden tide to dow into the the exchequers of the townspeople. The weather too was all in favor of the sports, tempting attendance ...

... 3wickets, 304; Kent, 299. 6. EAST AND WeeT KNT-at Beverley Ground, won by East Kent, 286; West Kent, 129. 10. NOTTINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD (return mnatah)-at Sheffield, won by Nottinglsam, 267; Sheffield, 190. 1 KEnT ANd ENGL, AND-at Lord's, won by ...

... down. The match of East Kent against West Kent, which excited much in- terest, was layed on the East Kent Ground, on Thursday and Friday last; East kent winnin inon inig with II1 runs to spare. Score:- East Kent, 236; West ...

... regularly whith S. it. Lush- ington's, Esq., hounds, and Messrs Roper's hounds. in West Kent, or on sthe property of a gentleman residing within ten miles of Maidstone, and have been so for one maonthprevious to the day of nomination W. over three miles ...

... George -1 Jaris bwle hy eorgle- - 14-not ?? - - Chllsbole btittol - -bowled by Kent J Poaloi, bowled by ito - -culit by Sawyer-- 25 lPasgtan, lebovnitetyoito S-bowlFeld by Kent-- 0 Chauman, rn bout b - -it Il-caught by tUdall- -20 Thumpun ditto - - 2-leg ...

... Buck (taken) 13 to 2 - Mr. Crockford's Rattan (taken and offered) 15 to I - Colonel Peel's Orlando (taken) 20 to 1 - Lord Maidstone's Cockamaroo (taken) 20 to 1 - Mr. Lichtwald's LeaRder(nominal) 25 to I - Mr. A. Wood's Running kein (nomninal) 35 to 1 - ...

... three miles. Lord Maidstone's Caesar, l-ot ?? 1 Lord .Maidstone's Emperor, 52ot ?? A. Moore 2 Captain France's Brenda, 1l2st ?? 3 Mr Crawford's The Returned . M H uhoslone fell Betting-Even on The Returned;- 3 to I agat Caesar. Lard Maidstone declared to win ...

... Currett be made up without that nasty post- cript of Errors Excepted; but baving none of the means stid appliances to boot' at the present moment, we must take Pot-lick at the First Spring dinnet-lable. In-a quotation, we Will express our desire ...

... how- ever, so largely and fashionably attended as it generally is, but among the party present, we noticed Lords Brooke, Maidstone, Dormer, Villiers, Macdonald, Hon. Mr. Ongley, Sir F. Good- ricke, Hon. Mr. Villiers, Hon. Mr. F. Ongley, Sir W. M. Stan- ...