... LEWES SPRING MEETING, c THIS DAY. a d Judge and Clerk of the Scales: Mr C E 3obinson. 4 if Starter: Lord Marcas BeresEford. Handicappar: aI Mr G H Verrall. Clerks of the 0ourod and Stake- t holders: MesersPratt and Co. C d m Lxwse,Tbr rsday. b t Charmiag waiamer-like weather prevailed at Lewes 9 this afternoon, and whilst a large company assembled, I the sport showed a decided improvement ...

... I LONDON BETTING. ; LONoN, 2.46 pum. ASCOT'STARES.: : 3 to I on Field 6o) - HUNT CUP. 6 to I &get Danbydale l4 to 1 aget Rhonda (t&o) 14 to. I-Link Boy 41 to 1-- Labbems! 14t 1-- Verscitv de Touarre (t, 16 to 1 --Whitolego 1' to :1 Pbil:(t ?? -H~1ASCOT WEEK. - - ?? The Prince end Princeqis of Wales-will leave, London th, thisl eeI' ?? Park, where they wili' M, .tie~y -iag te fourday. ?? ...

... Y EPSOM iSUMMER MBETING, it THIS DAY. o Stewards: The Right lion. Jas. Lowther, the Earl . of March, Pnirice Soltykoff, the Earl of Rosebery. Stakebolders: Messrs.. Weatberby. Clerk of the Sslee: ?? W C Manning. Auctioneer: Mr J .Seldon, Jin. Clerk of the ?? and Handrcapper: Mr H M Dorling. jludge: Mr n --C E Robinson. Starter: Lord Marcus Beres- is ford. C ErsoN, Friday. Bright as this ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES, TO-MORROW'S. ENGAGEMENTS. Exeter v Albion, at Bladderley. Newton v Tiverton, at Tiverton. f Crediton v St. Thomas, at St. Thomas. T r Teignmouth v Sherwood Foresters' (Plymouth), at ane eTeignouth. ; Rxeter Crainining College v Exeter Grammar School, at Victoria Park. ?? Salterton v Sidmouth B, at Budleigh ha r Salterton.; Un Torquay &thletic v K#eyham, at Devonport. ge Torqaay ...

... BODMAN , RAOS, August:26tl& 27tbt,'181.I FlRST DAY. Mlembers Plate of £S0. for all ages; two-mile beats. Hon.'Newvto PFellowes' br.h. UpriqghtJudge, six years old(, 9st. ?? I0 MIr. Diay's b. 1. Luey Rose,threeyrs. old, st.31b. 2 0 2 Sweepstakes of Five Guineas eacb, for horses not thorough bjed, two-rdile heats, 10 Subscribers. Alr. J. D. Fowell's b. m. Countess Quiadrille, I six years jid, I ...

... H : : UNTING APPOINTMENTS. . . . ?? - . _1 - _- , _- v _ . as Mr. Deacon's Hounds will meet on Thursday, NovemberO, *n at Lydford Castle-at half-past ten. , ia * The Tiverton Forboundamwill meet on Thursday, November n 5, at Kingabrompton; on Monday, the Qtb, at Ideon Moor, near Rackenford and on Thursday, the 12tb, at Van Post, n Old Bampton Rosd-each day at half-past ten. The Eggesford ...

... Stewards: W. B. Fortescue, Esq., and Capt. King. Clerk of tho Course: Mr. Heath. Secretary: Mr. W. Hamaford. These sports came off on Thursday and Friday with even more ?? than has attended this highly popular meeting for many years past. The weather was fine, the attendance large, the stakes good (including a £60 plate, the gift 'of John Dent, Esq.), horses numerous, and the quality of racing ...

... CLOSING Or STAKES-The Derby Stakes for 18.5 has closed with 198 subscribers, and the Oaks for the same year has closed with 166 subscribers. The Great Yorkshire Handicap at toncaster has 104 entries, and the Cleveland Handicap has 44. The Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire Stakes will close and name, as last year, on the Tuesday after Goodwood. A GOcD BET.-Major Needham took £5,000 to X150 from Mr ...

... EARL OF PORTSMGUTI'S HOUNDS-At' 11. Wednesday ,. January 13 .. Creacombe. ?? January 14 .. Alswere. Saturday ?? January 16 .. BugfordBridge LORD POLTIMORE'S HOUNDS-AtL1. Wednesday January 13 a. Wraxall. Frida . January 15 .. Look. Saturday ?? January 16 .. Wyniard's Gap. Tuesday ?? January 19 .. Godmanstone. Wednesday . January 20 .. Pordsham. Friday . January 22' .. Traveller's Rest. Saturday ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ew Accounts of runs, and memoranda of interesting incidents in the field, are at all times most acceptable. *.A Masters or huntsmen would much oblige us by sending their appointmments so as to reaoh us not later than Wednesday morning. The Earl of Portsmouth's Hounds will meet on Saturday, February 10, at Ashreigney; on Monday, the 21st, at Roseash Moor; on Wednesday, the ...

... _ Y esterday the seventh annual meeting of the Barrington I. society was hold and passed off with great success,' 'The rest- ~loughing match took place in a field on the Abbots Marsh lore inthe occupation of Mr, Maynard, end near to the late Portsmouth Arsas station. Eighteen ploughs were entered .aein the contest~r-eight for the county prizes, seven for the lity first-olase or prizes for men ...

... HIUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Aw;i The Tiverton Foxa)honds twill meet on Thursday, April 30, at Rest-and.be-thankrul-nt half-past ten. The Devon and Somerset Stag 1¶ouds will meet on Friday, May 1, at Slowlv-atltalf-paat ten. Mr. Colliers Otter Hounds will meet on Thiursday, April 30, (weather permitting,) at Moore's Railway Inn, Newton St. Cyres, to hunt the Creedy. A memorial window has been put np ...