... SPOR~fl~ , . TE i . a; I; '~ .BPORTI-XCT XTALL IGEN.. - t . , . . I *S ~ BCE TO4 OM . zbiiurziasP l- ,..l01 .Vancheater 1 sPJnuhi~e .lD; : New irlon4iU Here.dprd .0Y,20: ,Slpckhrldge . iXIwo>,Jd#w z r~ 7 Mel rt Ur P *ottory.44 .+t.:. -s-u;4I l ,,Sli. i,,,E~~~~~~~, ,l,. a~~~t raio'slt'udatto1jflIuw~~% Iblfic66%1q,-Wdy Wb ieitoab wa Qktbontbard t he r lqje't e ldcr t $1 ei'd'1b they'%ai taWaej ...

... '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 ...

... TI'ESDAY, JULY 2. The CORBY CASTLE S VA LES of 20 sov. each, p. p., witb 21 sov. added by P. H. Ijowyard, Esq., M. P. for the city. Mr. Perkins' br. c. Nawoith, by Liverpool (Edwards) ..--- I Duke of Clevelauin's cl. c. by Elills ..2 Mr. Briskam's ch. f. Vermillieoll, by Bedlamite . . .a A MAIDEN PLATEof Vo,g9villg froll tile Rtacilg Fund, for horces &c., of all emes, ...

... I NEWCASTLE RACES,; 189s, lh I0!%'DAY, JUrNE 23. -The Cravet, Stakres Of 10 e each, Anisi 20 nulded by the tovns; thron-toer o!nIt 7 ~- firnr,'84t-216; five. 8st 10hi six and aged, 9st* secount to save. One maite. (5S ubs.) Mr Onte's hoin Bee's-wing. 5 yrs (C-rlwrtivltIt)- a M~r Frolis nsa firg R~emnant, by Buotardl, S Yin (M11elsor ;a Bee's-wiog t~ok thle lead Aend kept itthotst neuthw easily ...

... MONDAY, JUNE 24. Aithongb the weather wos tine, and the sport-withi the exceptio ofelse first race--excellent. 'Fisere vsasnot agreatecrovd of specta- tors present. The following Is a description of the racing- THE CRAVEN STAKES of 100nny. each, with 20 added by the Town'; Tbsree-yr-olds 7et., Foor Sat. 21b., Five Set. LOiW., Six sad Aged lOst.; in. and g. allowed SWh; the Second to'stiVe his ...

... LOCAL INTELUGENCE. HUNTING. The Northumberland Fox Hounds meet on MonI day, Mar.!h 26, at Ponteland Wedrieblad 28th, at Wflil- tiltl Friday 30t1h, at Netherrvitton-at half past tell. The Lambton Fox Hounds meet on Monday, March 26, at Grindon; Tuesday 27th, at Stotiold ;Thinsa day 29, at Whiu Houses; Saturday 31st, at Layton-.at eleven. The Haydon Hounds meet on Wvednesday, March 28, at Judas ...

... ENTRIES FOR NEWCASTLE RACES. -Nerwcaitle races comnetece on Mouclv eart, and from the number of horses in the following entries, it mnav rfirly he inferred that good spocn may be expected. A large sumber of horses have already artived, and olthers are exprcied tV follow. Owing 10 the lute rains, the course is tt present very heavy, but should ile weather coulinue dry, it will be in-excehleot ...

... I 'SPORTINGI NTELLIGENCE. l 1 . ~~ ~ I I 1 .. I .. 1 . I . i'TATERSALIS, MONDAY,; SEPT. 2. 16 to 2 agpt mury tak a) 3toI gt tbirlesthbe [ll. latel gaH Etacild -- IS to, I ,t Tbe Conamodone . , , 20 to I aust TThe Provost (taken) 22 to I agot The Lord Mayor (taken) ,Wto i agat Muenler' (taken) 40to I agat tEasigwold (taken) 40 to 1. apt Thq, Day of Algiers (taken) 40 to I agst Dragaman (taken) ...

... The Northumberland and North Durham Fox- hounds will meet oen Monday, December 23, at Kyloe- Tuesdayv the 24th, at P1llnaburn House- Friday, the 21tb, at Felklngtou; and. on Saturday, the 28tb, at Ford Castle, each day at half-past 10 e clock. The Wynyaxl and Durham Fox-hounds will meet on Munday, Deceinher 23, at Wbitton; Thursday, 20th. at Fishbura; Saturday, the 28th, at Layton; on Tues- ...

... SPORTINO I NTLLG}ENC., TATTERSALL B- ONDAY. The roeorr Wu-fully attended, ad betili aas htir as good dnl of confusion enabled us. to ascertain, tnerably, brfiL -'rheon was clearly first favourite, 121'D I having been takerw In two or tbree quartes of no slight iijlintce; saiminrjoddai would have been aceepted wIllingly 8y otbN partie. The Angellcat colt was at thesare pricc as we qootedhlns ...

... : :: PRTN - G; - : JNT- LLT: NI L Il I ,p ^ . PoRl~tNw~aNCZ*st i ,-;: =1(- f i 7- - 1 - NEWCSTLE -GOLD CUP&. Tbehe Oolid Cop R t lNewvte has g.- 7opmsyasa, been an object orfoppiderable lhtqresgtO the porthK.roi14i . and mosto A- tb h *horares.'ot her ,rtor Boglsi,64at various tmes; sta7led o'gitbeir opnim posamaslon .of the .golden trophy.. 'WO leve tbe nur Cap cortewtd fortat this now ...

... e CARLISLE 1lACEs. 'VEDNESDAY, ric. i.t-.TkiiW CtUMiihLAW llMliPLI& STARsES otfi ,Ot~ecG teatrth, p p. u tith Ss dote. adtid i'doo itdovte $ over f~or foot .,de: e l!-a d ..tiloe-; letI eaofl Tieclcr ob od iitr 4(1 Egolett, ittlritmoerll. Mo.riihoeeoe'c h. i. . -on~nroh. iaigo~:tl. - . - .l -R itblot) I NMo.Wtt.'3iirltson'ebl.h. Cc:I ,o*.,i, . .zF*>&i dir. Jorhbol'a h ;'i. f ntrwer,.a-r-t,:** ...