... SPORTING INTHlLIQ ENG DJ(MTING UT LONDON.-FmrD&1 Pirecedig Ithe London. marklet were on a Xmikkalmalk anai col torn coumt, 1'rcecs olneed so undor: ASOCOT STlAMM& 6 to I agt CondiI ( IXU to 10 to I apet Chancollor (Ii) it & ` II t10to I lsrrletiuaws(o) Ill) to 12 - Laecec of 11 to I - 1entgliier i toI1- keea.( 201to-I0I 10 to I - olso t I2oyA.L R1UNT cup. 101 to Iapgt Beoussele (t 0) 25 Oto I. ...

... I OXFORD ANIL CAMBRIDGE CHESSI I MATCH. I Chess has within a few years Improved so . rapidly in popularity that tournaments, national, international, and nrovincial, and matches be- tween individuals, clubs, and Universities have grown toofrequent to excite any extraordinary interest. Nevertheless, the institution of an annual ohems contest between the great Univer- sities, whose more ...

... SPORTING INTrELLIGENO1 I LIVERPOOL NOTES. C TO TflE ?? OF THE DAILT N2W9. Sm,-Tbe sport at Aintree this afternoon was hardly up to the form expected, and thea best field came forth for the Molyneax Cup, which. showed the Irish t32 More Queen of the Bees to be in bter Doncacter form. ~ Dee and Blue Iliband ran a dead heat for the Mtersey Stakes, and the most notable of thoesi behind the pair ~ ...

... A- SPO~RTNG?INTEUIGENt I l, l. A - -P I TENEWMAR~xE JULY 'EETIIG. TO TIM 11DITOl OFHU 31 rAnT irZY& SM,-When. Mr. Gee's sale was over the pro. gramme of eleven raees to be deolded babluit the D~itoh looked appealling enough, but these, goptonately, were3 reduced to eight by forfeits and a Walk-iiver, and'thie owners of Kitty Sprightly and Regialenutoctcoer ki~dly agreing to divide, the dead ...

... 1 SPOIRTING' INTELIGENOF VIE1 GOODWOOD MEETING. to K DIT~n OF TIM 2IAnhT Mews. Bnt,-Th6 ususaCup, day's fare was served up, I this stfternoon, a long straggling csrd being'issued, I whilst; walk-overis sand sweepstales -reduced tor matches were the rule. Dovedale and Mousque- 's tair wer goo er4~ug forthetwo han4'oi~pe,a and he lbs pealt faledto top :Shillelagh in I the Moceombe gmat s ...

... I IICKET. RM.C.C. AND GllouND ?? DEIIBYSmUE-. Yesterday, at Lord's, tho Mar-ylebono Club sustained another single innings defeat sat the hands of a. comtity Ituam not hitherto ranked samongst thfirost-cs-lass elevensi of EnlglanOd, bitt 'which from the rapid limproveniont it bas asnde of late neay be ltcnccforth looked upon as able to 1hold its own1 Sat 1 comets. Play began at 11.50, Mr. ...

... TH.E UNNIVERSITY BOAT R.ACE. .OXEO'U , WDloNESDAY RvmIoXG. Owing to some slight t odificationu of the slides, &ae, in tho olt light boat, it wea quito three oelock bore the eight got afloat to start on their alirt trip to Idley. The wind was very goHty, and the voyage ahything but a pleasant one, cold biting rain falling duijn the passage homeio. After a short ipturval the bootwoas anain ...

... '1 SPO7* T G ' . -vo- T 2GE! Sra,'-.paoulatolt were reallyr too 'bui$~ -this Seriously to future events; and so little baa te6,ndons Iis 9? ?? Vn~ton handieapsiNtAW it i5.1t0. 0o possible to Lor an, enidea net.. how theq eat will jup iabout f# ?? Stakes. A Ittle ?? IobM ?? done in th al pencer'e Piste; but poit betting willb 138 & the best-guidetotliosereellyitn~t en baa gzthewinii~iier and ...

... I , -, - - - - - - , - s ?? 1-,, I M ), 1? I ?? ?? , , ?? I I , 490*011?11 mwoom P.lke 19be bit ng7 ~ff1- d -rm -uT Y jcemon is bound toea p ?? thost W a moat aw wa est l ths9 ~e peeilntatthi ~ o on,= .1rov~~eod cold ?? i B' d, , fa=id Iiy tge bettng. DuIedom ec 'bvekrV Welter Houd~ia ,ba% h liglitly-weighte Iafter a good racet withW . haj ?? of the t statbed nief deac .R ~ ?? frmhm, ...

... I k , , - I I. I.. .1 - I SFORTI?d 'W'FE, LUGE, NCEII I s. TEO TimP VIDMO QV TUH3XIDT Zaw. ?? is a strong probabfiity that the Mdland Meeting, Ahloh nhould have bupgan, t f fitet nIoOn, *,opc to.morrow, Dp the snow pEqually, oloared otf and if ay remiduu 14 the morning tl obsin- harrow will be brought into i~oqult1o0U. Thligreo er a good menry professional followeors of racing ia the h.M. waru ...

... ?T.TTo??7772?1 ?? t!MrID SO6JTI'6 bN1itiA rDIVEIO Y ,EIGHTBEN OP PRIORY PA;CLUB. QOE Culwn .0M0.u eOOniSVoWnr.) 9 ?? C;lOMSTER, TntrftsDAY. The romantic and charming spot known as tho Priory Park in the north-osst quarter of this quiet old city, ?? the residones of th6 Earls of Arunidel, aid some years back snmunilioantly: boqueathed' by. its 3oneor, his Grace the. Duke of - Richmond, qae ...

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