... THE RINGi ?? FIGhtS TO COME. MAY 12,-Callaghan and Parker', s5o a side, Derby. ?? and Herbert, 25 a side, London. I9.-Tass Parker and Burton (of Leicester), 100 a side, Manchester and Leicester. 26.-Dan. Roberts and B. Stevens, 25 aside, Birmingham. 28.-W. Hayes and Ned Donnelly, 100 a side, London, 24.-Miggins and Grady, 15 a side, London. JUNE 9-Reynolds and Meyick, 12 a side, Birmingham. ?? ...

... - . 111Tit~ RINO'd' ,FiGlThs TO COME. Jn-NSx. l7, ,5r~ay and Elis,8 35t a, ?? P $,.TXjnraint He~rbgrt, -25 a d~idO * 24.-.-;1tqap ,andi Crockett,; 25 a side, London. 24.-Barker and Kiley, 5 aside, in the bame'ring as th% JuLy 29.-Massey and Welsh, 4WOO a side, London. 2y.-TXt and, M4'N'ulty, X25 a sde, Birminghame. 'IG*HiTS F Q XTUiBSDAY A XD * : i e asne~i.. GRAY AND ELLIs.-Thewholeofthe ...

... TAT~ST BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S u-- ((Yesterday). CAMsBRIDoESIREr. 5to I agst Breba 1 25 to I agat Heriot (taken) - Newratnster 25 to I - Ariosto to l _MoantainDeer(t) 25 to I - Manifold to 1 _ Carl 25 to l - Haricot (takCen) SO 0o CRITERION STAKES. 5 to 2 agat Daniel O'Rourke 3ETTING AT MANC33ESTER. FRIDAY. CABsRIDOESHIRE STAKES. 1 to2 agst Breba (off) 25 to I agst Candlewick (off) 1 to ] - ...

... - ?? COUESZNG MEETINGS To COME. JANUARY. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Newcastle.upon-Tyne ?? Mr. John Slater ?? Rainbam, Essex ?? Lawrence ?? 22 Glossop, Manchester ?? Mr. A. Bennett .22 Newcastle, Northumberland, 8 c., Union Club, Northumberland.. Mr. Miller ?? Broughton Open, Yorksbire .. . .Mr. Nightingale ?? 28,29, 30 High Liven (Yarm), Yorkshire. . Mr. Mseorge. .Not fixed Scorton ...

... I Tuesday, April 5. Stewards: The Marquis of Granby, the Earl of Wilton, and Lord Forester. Secretary: JohnDay, elton.Mowbray. Judge: Robert JTohneson, York. These fashionable and aristocratic races took place on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 5 and 6. The weather both days was exceedingly fine, and the sport was altogether good. We do not recollect seeing so large a company as on the first day ...

... C R I C K E T. eehailfeel obliged to gyentlentei lecho officiate as Secre tacs to Cricket Clbs if they Will forward their co-usni- btionS with as little delay, after their atches are con- cld ed, as possible. Wek aim at giving news with truth and imfpartiality. The Marylebone Club Matches. Thursday, Aug 4, at Dublin-The M.C.C. (with One Player) agst the Pheenix Club (with one player). ...

... PEDESTRl I A NISM. WEEDER A1D ROBBERTS. The past 3 as been a remarkably quiet one i theshape week Incli on Monday between Seward of pedesto iandsm for asc off there has not, *.vith tire exception and Jackson did not cone Of' rigt atciaiebeen atly oftelttesi we ore going to partienlariacseenan of the little ?? ts tile mletrololitalk district brought to a ?? ormnt asteli, which was to ruii a ...

... PEDEST R I A NIS M, DOINGS AT COPENHAGEN HOUSE. TAeTON AND MlAsRv.-The opening spin of last Mondayps meet was the 120 yards' run between these lads for 110. Though novices, never having before contended for the palm of superiority in. a public match, the contest, among their friends, and those who take a delight in witnessing the maiden effort of beginners, was productive of much excitement, ...

... 1 1WMAT 11 FIPT SPRI:NGXEETING. XONDAY,- Xay 1L -This Meeting, the principal one of the year, vworthily issued in the merry mouth of May; but although the great Epsom events, viz. the Derby and the Oaks, were likely tobe considerably affected by-the reseits of the Two Thousand and One Thousand Guineas' Stakes, the general aspect of the List was not saeh as to lead the visitor to anticipate any ...

... I ?? i- . FIGHTS TO COM.E JSuR 7,-I-eorrigan and Mose, 25 a side, Liondon. 21.-Harrington and Standing, 10 a side, Lbndon. J..e 18.-Barry and Wareham, 2:5 a side,1London. 19.-Baker and Daly, 25 a side, LondonH Day not fix ?? and an Unknown to be namedbY Hayes, 300 a side, London. CONTEST BETWEEN GEORGE BROWN and Cjarley George, for 70. On Tuesday the pugilistic abilities of the above heroes, ...

... LINCOLN SPRING -XEETING. * This Tuesday, Februiary14 ~.hsgret annualsporting event came off ?? and Wednes- day~ hat wh en an exc~elleit bill offare was ?? On the moinmg o e'sduly, ihohan'ds of persouie ?? all parts ojfh te ontry flocked 1nateciti, ,5 t 'e 4 arrved by rail, and tfse towh 'presented a most ,ively ~appearance.- -The day .proved delighllfully fine, and the sport ~ k I~rIIodenerly ...

... TATTERSALL'S, -MONODAY. TrIL STiiss (WAEWcI). Even on Mr. T. Parr's Rataplan WmIoOUGHY HAhNDAICAP. Even on Mr. Moseley's Bourton :3 to 1 aget Mr. C. Wood's Stamford (taken) GREAT WAsWICKtsHIRE HINIs CAP. .3 to 1 agst Mr. Saxon's Cleveland (taken) .S to 1 - Mr. J. M. Stanley's Contentment (taken) GrAvD A vuAL ST'xxIvL CHLsa. '7 to 2 agst Mr. Moseley's Trout (taken) .4 to 1 - Mr. T. Mason's ...