... SPORTI. iAiNtiztGENCE. BO0AT RACE FORL B100l-On New Year's-day a boat race for the above esrn was rowed on the river Tyne, between the clasper crewincd thc Elswiclc crew. In consequence of the lhigh'sind of tL5 previous night, it was foe some time thought the race would not be ran, but about half-past 8 o'clock the beuts and crews turned out, and after a brief' delay, they get away, the ...

... I 7. Ar-l4 1A. -At~Uf _ .at. ?? _ ULASPER &. .MADDISON e-SKIBF MATCH FOR 100 ASIDE -This match, which has for -some time cc- cupied attention, came off on Monday afternoon, on the Tyne. AsusuaI.previous to the time of-starting, the Tyne- Bridge, the several quays, and every eminence on either side of the river ?? a view of the rae; were densely crowded with -spectators. ' be numerous steamers ...

... SPORTING INTE 1E CE. CRICiET.-A match was played on baturday last DC- tween eleven of the Border Club and six of the TWeed- side Club, which resulted in favour of the Border Club, who won by tvo runs and three )wickets to go down. BORDER COURSING CUBo-ThO autumn meeting of this club, at Longformacres, terminated on the lth inst. For the Borderf St. -LcI Stakcs, for Vuppies of 1850, thore were ...

... NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE MEETING. Stewards- Tile Right Hon. the Earl of Drtrham, John Dalton, i:sq., John Johnstone, Esq., the Right Hon. Viscount Lascelles. James Merry, Esq., R. S. Thomnpon, EFq. Clerk of the Course and Stakeholder Mr Tlromts Craggs, i-toekton-oa- Tees. Judge ?? Handicapper: Mr 1Richara Johnson, York. Starter: Mnajor Dixon, London. In good time tre fitst bell was set a ringing in ...

... CO.'Portillo ?Iltcllitorllcf. LI'VERPOOL JULY MEETING, TUESDAY, JUlLY 10. The LANCASTFR WV4L'ER. HANDICAP of S sors each, 3ft (to t udwit h 1Odddiinesetr.Cemile unda ctarter. Nfr W. Brown's FnightWo the Forest, 3vyrs,9lst ?? 1 Lord w ilt r,'s H4ipp~as, ag~ ?? ?? . Archer 2 Nir ?? PLY a Li erberteto' n, 5 yaw, list ?? 3 Bet' ice-: 7 to 4 ahst Hippiaes, 2 to I acist Ronght of the Forest, trid ...

... ,,,portirt-5. 3utelligme. ,HU NTING APPOINTMETS TYNEDALE FOXsOUNDS. Friday, March d ?? Countess Park ?? 10 45 BRAES OF DfRIVENT FOXHoUN'bS. Saturday, March 30 ?? Greenside ?? , 10 30 HAYDON FOXHOUNDS. Saturday, March 30 ?? Hesbam ?? . 10' 0 Wednesday, April 3 ?? . Allen ' Green ; . 10 0 Saturday, AprI ?? Caweeld . T 0 Wednesday, April ?? Hish Starwa d 9 0 Saturday, April 13 ?? Highwood .. 10 ...

... Aportillo futtuigrue. N1l'NING APPOINTAMNTS. TSlNEDALIL FOXHOUNDS. Friday, Feb. 23 ?? Holleyn Hall ?? 45 Monday, Feb. 26 ?? Ridiug Mil ?? 10-45 WN'ednreday, Feb. 28 ?? Dalton \Village ?? 10'45 Friday, March 2 ?? Countess Park ?? 1045 MOupEn-H FOXHOUNDS. Saturdacy, Feb. 24 ?? Netberwitton ?? ?? 1045 Tuesday, Feb. 27 ?? Lonughirt Station ?? 10 '5 Saturda;, March 3.. ?? Mlitford Bridge ?? I 0 45 ...

... l Alumni . -nl IhonT g' n o About a mile from Lsfthouse, on the south n side of a charming valley, and nearly opposite h the ruins o0 Kilton Castle, a somewhat exten- h eiva village, and hri2 v .mises to be ere long a thriving little to,,n, has sprang into existence during the Inst two or three years. The ; singular name of New London is commonly ;, given it, but the name intended foc it by ...

... STOCKTON MEETING, 1874. M STEwARDs:-F. Bell, Vagq., John Dalton, seq., Joseph M Dodds, Esq., M.P., The R:ght ilonoorable the Earl of Durham, The Eilght Ronourable Viscount Loseelles, ju The Most Noble the Marquis of Londonderry. Jaues ec Merry, Eq., anud . F. Clare Vyner, Esq. lr Thoma4 m Cragan, of Stoeohon, Secretary, Clerkef the Courso,fnd dr Staklholder. Mr R. Jobnaon, York, Judge and ...

... SPORTIN G. LaWaesswi5 ?? Sngssa.-At Olet Trafford, Man. c'ester, yesteoribiii 4sss5 receivet a crushing defeat from lanicaslre by ten wickets. the Soritbern county batseins fiakingfor the most part a pitiable exhibl- tion of themselves. Score LANOASHIR&L-Flret Innings. Ilarlow, a Numphnreys. I lard, b Jesse Hide ..3 b ?? 8C. H. Haigh, o Cotte. A. N. jHornby,, b rill, b Bonn ?? 24 Arthur Bide . ...

... 'I HTUNATING APPOINTMIENTS. LC FOXHIOUNDS, OCTOB1R.f-N'OVES3' MO. B3ILSDALIP. Tesoday, 268 Steeole Crogse ?? ?? HIARREERS. Al CRIAVIEN. rill Tlurrrsloy, 23 ?? Htolbrook .11, 0 Monday, ?? hilsden .11.0Ca T'ai' btyra1, 1 Biogdei .11. 0 Ca SULt C. I.E.GA0D'S. IC ITloursd'ty, ?? Weavarthorpe . ?? IL0 FOOTBALL. JORANIIN Moo0n JUJNIOR ?? ?? at Hrsrworth, and resulted in a win tor flvatriii ...

... of St LAWN TENNIS. binet re 'NORTON TOURNAMENT. who Id This tournament, now one of the events of the * 3 er Northern tennis world, commenced yesterday morn, mad, e ing is the conveniently-situated cricket field adjoining defe: Norton Station. The weather woas ll that could oe inni ,d desired, and the ground was in splendid order. Eveey N( , arsangement bad been mnade for meetihg the con- hama ...