... THIE EAST SUSSEX HUNT RACES. The East Sussex Hunt Races commenced at one o'clock, at .Lewes, yesterday, and was more numerously attended than any races ever held before in this county. The company began to assemble about noon. Each side of the course was soon lined with carriages; an immense assemblage of equestrians, ahd crowds of pedestrians. The stand was opened and made a most brilliant ...

... I3JlIGA'ON RACEIS. A }etiag of te Inhabitants took place at the Town Hall, on OaMrdl i r. gi. Sawyer il the chair, to receive the accounts of the comnrnittee for thc past year, and to appoint a committee of MonaCWft for the prescnt. ailec tire submitte a list of the subscriptions received, owith a balance sheet of their accounts, by which it ap- to t there is a balance in the Treasurer's ...

... We understand that orders have been received at the Pavilion for the reception of Her Majesty and brother, (who is in Dn ill state oi health) by the 30th of this month. The Duke of Richmond arrived at the York Hotel, yes- terday, iMonday. Lord W. Lennox is among the arrivals, from Goodwood, for the races.- The band of the Fourth Dragoon Guards attracted many persons to the Steine on Sunday. As ...

... MATCH OF CRICKET BETWEEN SUSSEX AND INOTTINGHAM . The result of this match has disappointed the expectations of the Sussex cricketers. UWe do not wish to impute blame or to censure any one, but we cannot refrain from expressing our opinion of the cause of the loss of the match;-and, before we do s6, we wish to admit the excellency of the Nottingham players; their fielding was good, their ...

... The third series of our races took place on Saturday, and splen- did sport was anticipated. It was a struggle between the aristo- crats and the humble honest tradesmen of the place ; the former were got up for the benefit of the town, these to gratify the am- bitious feehangsof apreswuptiuos, ignaoameIt, laless rSTela. A more inauspicious day never dawned, and as if Heaven disapproved their ...

... The grand cricket match between All England and Susse| and Kent, closed on Tuesday last, in favour of All Englattd. It was decided that Millard and Taylor's bowling (on thc r Sussex side) was unfair, and the loss of the match is at. tributed in some measure to their not being permitted to howl. They are both very promising young cricketter-, Nothing could exceed the excellence of Redgate's ...

... A match of cricket was played at Hurst on Monday, July II. between 11 gentlemen of Hurst Club and 11 gentlemen of Cuckfield Club, which terminated in favour of Hurst Club. The state of the game was as follows HURST. FIRST INNINGS. SECOND INNINGS. Batchelor, b. by Taylor.. 13 S. by Taylor ?? N. Merchant, legbeforewicket 5 b. by Turner ?? Gravely, b. by ?? 6 b. by ?? I1 R. Marchant, c. by ...

... THE GOODWOOD STAKES. After one false start the lot got off in the most beautiful style, Pussy, after the jockics had picked their ground, taliieo the lead at a good steady racing pace, followed by Oberoe, Rainbow, Flush, Tiber, Roadster, and Knobstick; Rocking. ham, Rush, and Felix lying in the rear, but all in excellent places. In this order they went round the clump, no material change of ...

... . CRICKE'. ' X ;; - - L A match of cricket took:place 'at Alfriston on Monday last.l between the Messrs. PaNgen, with four giveng'entlemen fron Brighton, nid'eleven of the inhabitants of Alfrston,.when the' latter beat their opponents in a single innings. The return match between Messrs. Comber, Coppin, Ford, Bailey, and Gray, of Mr. Hannington's establishment, and Messrs. Richards, Knight, ...

... CRICKEITING. During three days last week, thousandls of the inhabitants of this town and its vicinity were delightfully amused by witness- ing the scientific game of cricket played in Brown's Gardens by some of the best players in the world, It caused many hun- dreds of persons to come to the town, anl of whom went away highly gratified; it afforded an innocent amusement to hundreds of our ...

... GRAND CRICKET MATCH BETWEEN TME I PLAYERS OF THE NORTH AND SOUTH OF ENGLAND. This match, which has excited so much interest and anxiety In the circle of the supporters of this manly game, came off at Leicester on Monday and the three following days, occupying a space of time loriger than any match on record, and calculated at once to put an end to the cry of some indifferent players- that ?? ...

... CRICKWlTING. SURsr X V. KEXT.-This match which has excited very great interecst in the two counties, from the circumstance of Sussex \:inning in Kent, -when the odds were so muchl against them, as ?? from the excellent play displayed by the Sussex men in their recent match with England, has caused the betting to tiuctuate in every direction. At the close of the latter match, so , wits ...