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... 'BFELFORD RACES. These races came off on Monday and Tuesday, last week. The sport was eacellent, the weather being One, and the seve- ral races well contested, After tle first day's race,ttherewasa wtell-honoitred ordinary at tbe Blue Bell tn. Lord Tankerville (to him be all praise) sent a plentiful supply of venison for the occasion; Mr. Clerk furnished gplne and fruit, (the hoollr of which ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, NawiaRKnS vThi ntiota'of the First anud Second O°cto : her Meetingls;sv'we irelold, to, be brought hader Ibe con- sideration 'of the Jockey. Clu1,.nett (this) week.. We. havio little doubt it will be c6rriedsisiEa. con., and It- is. satigtfac- tory to us to know that we. have:for-ofe;perid adwocated sodeasirabte an alteratl6n.- -Motring ?eat. In a ...

... 111- HUNTING. ne The Lambton Fox Hounds wvill meet on Monday ed the 19th of March, at Thorp; on Tuesday the 20th, im at Crow Trees; on Thursday the 22d, at Great Stainton : on Fridav the 23d, at Bradbury Bridge: no and on Saturday the 24th, at Fisihburn, each day at e 11 o'clock. le The Northumberland Fox Hountds will meet on rs Monday, March 19, at Edington; Wednesday, the r- 21st, at Bolam; ...

... SPORTING INTRLLIGBNCE. -TATrERBALL'9S-awqY, JuxirSy& The belting this day was of a desultory nature,. ahd ex- cept on the July Stakes, to which t~io isnpoltant chanes will be found.was not partIcularlY bItereutinig. The clotldg' prieea wecre asfollows:- JULY STAKES. a to I agst Sister lo'Merle. 6 to I agst Mota colt. 7 to I agpt the Coronet. Sister to Merle opened at 6 to I, and at tsbe close ...

... S PORTING I1I'ELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S MONDAr. The betling. yesterday was remarkable, chilefly for the ha- troductlou of several fresh outsiders, at extrentely liberal odds; oncably made any advance, vir-Metternich, who was backed threie or four tinar at I,0e00 to 15, and 50 to I IIunI sftt. Very litlle change will be fond in adds againit the five favourites; the Rosalie colt, hacied tat 16 and ...

... .,S7PORTII~JNTI9IONC- , -t-0 'T hedoty atrlkI~~it~ratloaI~ the bettingiws the relative Ilostl~ori ofthie two jbvsltt5 tor'!btL2,eDon>bnea'Stat'ei aud Derbn, Angelicaltbioi, llispuisblratavhiourite for bot, she dlfferencebeln even ireat-e for the race at New- marbir tlethaalt ~rtbat 4t Epsorn.; T:Se quolalicc:helow~wJil. expltat4'the eitent 'of ithe -change' qdite ~aiiatlbfrcttrlly as ~If. we ...

... SPORTING, INTELLIGENCE. - --7RACES TO COME.t; susm - . ' B landbrd_12 Bllbury Club- ~ _,.2i R lp poa=-..- 1,z72 Itampton . PI)msUb, & . I NM t rttm, 25 Paisley I .I 5t1A Stockbridge . -- br idge ---4 NewcastlevUP01-nTY1ttl -..29 Echam .. -----..2 6 Cheltebelenbaf Hereford - .--2 Gloucesterlr.10 Deso ri and R xeterr.,..,2dA 3OLY. 1 ' No . . -ut shil_,,, Bath-._,,~,,,_ Carlarle, s.. ,_ 7 ...

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... I GRANP B6OXING MATCEH IN LONDON. (By Express.) ON Tuesday last the grand match between Jack Barleycorn, the Hampshire Ploughman, and Kitt Twist, the Lancashire hero, came off, in thelnei~h- bourhood of 'llackheath. This fight, on which great sums were pending, has been in contempla- tion for some months past, and has excited a greater portion ot interest among the swell mob and 'the gentry at ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. The betting commenced earlier than usnal,aid if we were to judge by the bustle which prevailed to the close of the room, we might venture to call it a busy afternoon: looking however, at the actual amount and character of the belting, we are bound to state that there was much cry and little wool. A formidable list of favourites will be found under the Derby head, but ...