... THE FOOTBALL SKASONT. A, teleogoam fromo Blollooioot~iio states [hait, O)range ?? State t',ioi 10 si,00 g 1510 ito tw'o. tion fotd tile lium11e1'oli i' 0alO 11 which lisic illt ar'511 rl tol di o tavllbV of1 0 1:11, f0ootbal1 St'flS0II Oil 1Sa1urdtlV 11031,. The. l'lxolot Cliii) hn,(I a trin't )III11Ch nit the theil.frst lolr111.,c for the 0o3a,,i)7 vi!., 'wil I p101~rt nt fk' 11 001. udi11 ...

... TO-DAYS$ l;ielred hael; to Smith, ozEo, svitil .rmothe.r long ick ?? back to Churcilill a desd ball rsnitil -- . Tho efforts of 111e Onmberland p^l l; verc lenil1qeS ?? possession cemw tn Salter tilen to Hrtebin,3 vzho pas3ed ratber M ill l)nt Fitz.cr.lid s all the- e and tan 1@ - E;randlytalow tha-teuehaline,. beitz 11 DEVON v. GUBnRLAND t Cmunty Groana, ~ketbr,, it ideial football a weather ...

... I| Old [BY TELEOGPiF, TBLE)PROME, AND CARRIEe. ate; PIGEON- the T0oRQVAY ATHLETIC A v TCRQUAY Ior ARTILLERY. 0e- )ve, A pointless draw. )C5; ring HEAVITREN V OULLOMPTON. abe, At Callompton, a roagh game being ssrs witnessed. The homesters won by three a J points to nil. An ?? BATH v BRIDGWATEE ALBION. ama At Bath. Fry took in a pretty trv ?or s3es Bath, Bigwood failinct at an easy kick. art- ...

... T- -DAY'- ACN TO--DAY'S RACING. MAINCHIESTER N.EW YEAR STEEI LE- O.HASES. Run at 12.45 MATeCH of 50 sovs. Two miles, over hurdles. Mr Cashinore's El1eanor Rose ?? T Fox 1 Mr Simpson's Miss Morris ?? c Oivner 2 IBetting -9 to 4 on Elcalnor who WoIn by a distanoeofroen Miss Morris, whloso rider vas grceted Ivith ironical cheering on passing the post. Rasn hit 1.0 P`sonDOC; IHIANDICAP ...

... BIRMINGHAM. Run at 1.30 . g;BOT SSELLING PLATE of 100 s6v1. Five farlonglf. 11eliograPlh .Wingriold 2 Urania ?? 2 Guerilla ?? 0 Madden 3 Iso ran *Bent~orth, Halsey - Catherine Whleel, G Green; Palatable, Allsopp; Early, j Weldon ; Myrtleberry, F J Pratt; Simonds' Il, H Luke; Queen ot the Fairies colt, R ngorztan; Freeman, H Toon; Country Dne Robinsoa; CapricieuisO G Dickens; Devolis Al F ...

... MIN ACII~G. -DERBY. tv in the detailell reports are Con jahcfl hch the raceS artilly started.) Bail 110oc Run at 1.57 ?? o L SE~0PLATE Of 150 sovs. FoeCoul f'ronsg tcot C 1Loates dele ,I,,iioes nn olt . Madden 2 Rail bibstein . Taylor 3 Grel 9it Sroke ?? ilso.pp; The Sage, Bell t1orie o.p, n lap el 80 rall: Hor 1? Hunt; Mystio eel, Seri s,,oI Ahrie ol, ltikuby Black Vixe)n, A pen., ...

... rlall comr Ltion of a ights anc develop anuta the Er old con 6 meet c ;, roma rent nun Ltaine a srs. Herr astration :he letter Mr. A. I Club o a of tb How oa be illun s mornin the chair Long, c I inolusiv i Wedne was swej stablishe 49, Souti Messr of Exete he ingoir in. Ti ansfer tl nn, Slutl ; and ti -All coi and tl intereste upportb to be he] Mr. W. ind otber JP., wi to be ir and othe ie ...

... TO-DAY'S CRIUKET. I .LANCASHIRE v. SUSSEX. WVisN ?? LANCASHIRE. When this moatelh was resumed this morning at Old Trafford Lancash'ro required 68 to w in with six wickets to fall. Tyldesley and Cuttelt took the score to 167 before the first nanmet was out. With Stoddart in Laucashire won by five wickets. Brain lb w) h llriages ?? 10 Fry *-Studdaur tb Cuttell . 57 liurdoeli st Radcliffe b ...

... PREDICTIONS. MANCOESTER CuP.-Sporting Times-Member for Tattertall's. Indian Prince; Vigilant, Reve dlOr. Sporting Life-Augur, Claymore aend Trayles; Special Oomndisiouor, Claymiore and Philoniel. Sporlsmnan- Vigilant, Rove ?? and Indian Prince; Special Com- nmssionpr, Indian Prince and Philomel. Field-lndian. Prince. SCRATCHINGS. We are officially informed by Messrs. Weatherby of the following ...

... ICRICKET, I' L ST. TEHOMA9I v POLTIM'JRE AND HUXHA31- Played at13 ottisnare ar, Satturday St .ThotDas winning b3 14uins. Scoves:-St. Thomus, 88; ioltimore and Buxbhen, 74. ST. SIDWELL'S v PARKt ROUSE SCHOOL- T.he above clubs, played their return n ateb -at Topsham-road on Saturday, whlicn rosulted ina victory for ?? by 67 against S0O .EXE VALE v ST. SIDWELL'S 2ND XI. Played on the ground of ...

... LAWN TREN.NIS TOURNAMENTS, BUDLEIGH SALTERTON. The play was again interrupted at times by the .rain on Saturday, bat-notwithstanding the weather, the play was Yerg am bd;. ?? The.priiz4&4sre !diaR. tributed by Mrs. RavenscrofIt. At the. same time theprizes6wou at tbe lt oricfquet'tounrqnaent v srepre- sented-tbat is, so far as the croquet was finished, the gentleman's singles having yet to be ...

... PLUM PTON MEETING. THIS DAY. 1 60-The MEsiBeas' HuNTraE FLAT RACH Of 60 60vs. About two miles and a quartel. Captain Boyce's Hiccoug!q 12st 41b. ?? Aikinson) Walked ever f. £r 25. 2 20-rma BARCoAmRE SELLING HUNTeRs' FLF RACH Of 50 9oVs. Itwo miles, on the fiAt. Mr Rosei's Remote, list ?? (Mr Abington) I Mr Bawicke's Cigar, I Ist olb .. ., ,Ownve) 2 Mr t Lane's Knutisford, 12st . .(Mr R ...