... N\TrVMIARX1:T JULY MEETtNG.-( Concludcd). NVEINFASDAY.-The TrnwTCI is of £50, was ;ennbn' Sir. Bat- son's Glh f 3Revelry, beating SIr. Lxanhain's 11 e Laud, atid Iu o others: 6 to 4oniievelry,wonilbythri-eeltlotesrtefa lelgtil. A Hlanicap Sl/;kes of 1(1 sovs, eacil, (6 sIlhs.) won by the Duke of ?? 1) c Shylock, beating Mr. Ilill's br 11 Coroner: 3 not placed-7 to 4 ast Shyloek, and 7 to '2 a ...

... ,*p~rtol'a iritei;tinxce. I BEVERLEY, HULL, & EAST'RIDING RACES. FIR$-,T DAY. ga The rces hld ?? ae an vent f no ean ipor.ti tance in the annaje of the sporting world, end as such ar yearly looked forward to with tegeatest Possible intereat by many of the inhabitants of thie district. ps i cain thy attract together casny thousands OF People, esome for the love they bear the turf, and othere ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIG3i9E | THE TURF. Omitting the stereotyped preliminary flourishes e about the 'Derby Day'-for we want atll the space c. at our 'disposal for more useful purposes-we shall b. plunge without preface into the business on. hand, Ir i.e., the consideration of Che race of the year. Our .e resposibilities Vid our readers in connection )f with the Derby do not weigh heavily on us, ...

... I -eo. - - t All comnzunications for the Chess department 7would b addressed to the Chess Editor, Hull Paciet .Olee The Church Institutc players sneet every evening(Sun- days excepted), at their Chess Room, Atbion.str.ee Visators are always welcome. TO CORRESPONDENTS. B. A.-A specimen copy of Brenstano may be seen free gidtiS, and for nothing, at the Church Institute ChesI Room. SOLUTION TO ...

... A SPOR.TING SKETCH. IN AND ON THE RIVER. Going on the water in a boat is a sort of fascina- tion with nearly every Englishman that is born, and, moreover, it develops itself at a very early age. Which one of us does not remember the time . when he endeavoured to circumnavigate the horse- pond in a washing-tub, and therein learnt the first principle of mechanics as applied to rotary motion ? ...

... Orss. AlU communcattons for the Chess department ?? ?? to the COis Editor, Hull Packetoqffic c The Hlzc Chess Club meets every Monday a'd evening,-at the Station Hoted, Paragon stree, ?? , The Church Institute players meet every ei1jgS days ecuepted), at their Chess Boom, Alqon.8tre,- 5 Vissora are alowys wuelcome. TO CORRESPONDENTS 3 J. T. P.-Game received with thanks. Will appew shortly. E. ...

... HULL TOWN CRIOKET CLUB. ANNUAL DINNER. Last evening the usual annual dinner' under the auspices tf the above cricket club was held at the Royal Station rotel. The Mayor (Alderman Leak), president of the Lb, occupied the chair, and Captain Middleton and Mr Faweett the vioe-chairs. The chairman was supporued the Rev. J. McCormick, the Sheriff of Hull (Mr J. %er, J. P.), Councillors Summers, ...

... HULL TOWN ?? HUNSLET. This match was played at Hunslet on Saturday, in duU weather. The visitors went first to the wickets, and owing chiefly to the exoellent batting of Mr Wallgate, Mr A. Wood, J. K. Hughes and Riley ran up the very creditable score of 141. The contributions of Mr Wallgate included one 5, two 4's, seven 3's, four 2's, and eight singles. The bowling of Hart for Hull Town was ...

... so! SOLICITORS v.. HULL TOWN (2ND ELFcVEN). MO The weather on Saturday was highly favourable for lr cricketers, and the first real Saturday match of the n~ season was played on the Argyle-street ground between Pr' the second team of the Hull Town and a solicitors' team, brE captained by Mr A. Scott. The Hull Town men went Sol first to the wickets, and the ground being in heavy con. dition no ...

... YORKSHIRE CEHALLENGE CUP. The third round of the above competition was played 3n Saturday, in unfavourable weather, snow and rain falling at intervals. The greatest excitement prevailed over the various matches, especially at Dewsbury, where about 15,000 spectators assenibled to witness the meeting lwith Bradford. The following are the details of the various games:- HALIFAX V. OL£oHPAToN. ...

... PRESENTATION OF PRIZES. The annual presentation of prizes to the members of this corps took place on Friday in the Barracks, Londes. borough-street. There was a large assembly of ladies and gentlemen. COlonel the Right Ron. Lord Londes. borough presided, and there were also ?? Sheriff (Mr IV. T. Dibb), Mr J. Fisher, Mr W. Bailey, Lieut.-Colonel Gleadow, Lieut.-Colonel Pudsey. Dr Sber- burn ...

... TUESDAY, SEr'T. 14. The FITZWILLIAM HANDICAP STAKES of 5 sov6 each, with 50 added for all ages, the second to save his stake. One mile. Mr..Durcomnbe's Alfred the Great . (Cbariton) I Mr. Ilngram's Dividend, 3 yrs, 5st 4ib . .. ,.2 Mr. S. Osborne's Lady Agnes, 3 yrs, 6st 121b ?? 3 The GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP of 25 sovs each IS fl., and only 6 if declared, &e., with ICO added; thc seoc-nd to ...