... CHESTER RACE MEETING. F2IDAY. HANDICAP PLATE-Oxonian, 1 ; Blexborough, 2 Black Princo, 3. Seven ran. WILTON WELTER CUP.-Independence walked over, GREAT CHESH]RE STAKS.-Andred, 1 ; Cambus- lang, 2 ; Tester, 3. Fourteen ran. TwO YEAR OLD STAKES.-John Peel, 1 ; Renee, 2 ; The Sphynx. 3. Six ran. LADIES' PURSE.-Independence, 1 ; Bernardet, 2 Blast, 3. Four ran. Winner objected to. Indepen- dence ...

... BelCt Life learns on good authority that all mixed races between two and three-years-olds will in future abolished. The Standard doubt* if a university cricket match ever so marvellously illustrated the vicissitudes of fortune in the noble game, or ha* ever been concluded amidst such wild excitment, as the one: in which Cambridge was victorious by three runs on Tuesday, at Lords'. Blyth and ...

... Prince Pierre lion.p.rt,, . A 0 corpulent man, above ,K >■ wearing he.vv He walk, with difficulty xfl feet. Having been long ii he bus all the air of miliUrt tei » fl military career * m4a - energy. Hi, property lie own, i„ Wfl Wife being the daughter Saint-Antoine. Tt,..' rltln J mi»ed a son of twelve year, of I .'. bo, ingfcr THIS PROSECUTION M. T1 e discus«ion in the French laiS?** on ...

... SPORTING IN'l'ELLIGrNCE. The Derby horse Rahican broke his leg on Saturday morning whilst galloping, and was inmmedliately shot. COUNT LAGRANGE. -This popular French noble has won this season in France no fewer than nineteen races, the value of which, roughly calculated, is about 212,500 francs, or 8,500 sovs. THE FRENCa DERBY. -Chantilly 1Races were ron on Sunday last, when the French Derby ...

... meeting the of(* fortni *htly held on Tuesday Lane, Gateshead. W.' was decided give the of their annual tnat on the davV.ii • or U>0B«. so* The Baxont, North BY FIBE —Mr SL f 'KLD9, Dg. Shields, ha. received UhTm f' °' from Capt. Sutherland, barque' s!^° fVer, > mg that that vessel had taken J the water's edge. The crow 11 cause of the fire is unknown Th« with Esparto grass and „ ? ' 0 ...

... Ajortiuff ilutelligona. N~EWOASTLE-UPON-TY4E SUM WERt RAGES. WEDNESDAY, JuN~E 27. Thes N ORTHUMBERLAND PLATE of 500 soya in money added to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 soya each, 11) it, endS5 only if declared, dcc., for three yrs old~s and upwards: the winner of nay handicap vales 1011 sove after the declaration of the weights to carry 015), of two handicaps of that vaiue, of any race of 200 ...

... grortin HUNTIG APPOIWNTENTS TmNEDAor FOXnOUNDS. Saturday, April 13 ?? Dilston * - ?? . 11'30 BaaES Or DsEwrVr FOXHOUNDS. Saturday, April 131 3.. ?? Leadhill ?? 10i30 HAnDON Foxrourcs. Saturday, Aprl 13 ?? Highwood ?? , 1,lOS Saturday', April 20 . -- Unthank Hall . , , 10 30 Wednesday, April 24 ?? ?? Hall . ?? lo-.3o Saturday, April 27 ?? Haydon Bridge . 1. JS30 (To finish the season.) NoRTF ...

... TELEGRAPHIC N EWS. UNIVERSITY BOAT RACE. The crews of the University boats dined together on Wednesday evening, according to custom. Mr Morrison, who had coached the Cambridge crew, remarked, in the course of a short speech, that the rowing of the present day was far inferior to that of ten years ago. It had now degenerated into a scram- ble. He hoped lie haddone some good at Canbridge, and ...

... THE INTERNATriONAL BOATr RACE. VICTORY OF THES ENGLISH CREW. The following is a graphic description of the inter- national boat race on the Thames, on Friday last:- t Bravo Harvardi Well pulled, Oxford! Harvard wins! ' Oxford, Oxford ! These are l the cries which ring in my ears as I sit down to de- scribe as best I may the gallant struggle of which that classic portion of the Thames ...

... 41 PC I v ? A, ZmlnL'ict>Oan to be addressed to Ches Depart.ett. PlOBELEM No. 95. By D1r WILLIAM M1TCHESON. B.ACK& - WHITE. White to move and mate In four moves. [5 w + 5 sB = 10 pieces. Our readers will understand that where the pieces and pawnis or the King-'s side are not described in the usual way, that is, b the presx K, it is to be concluded that the B or P whose nove is noted, if It has ...

... ?? -wr17, 8. IWS. AUl comounliactiouz for this department to be addressed to the Dr.AUoIrri EDITOr. 5, Livlngstono Buildings, High Northgats. Darlington. Matter intended for public-ation should reach us nor later thin Tuesday in each week. Games and solutions to be written out in six columns. Prmblem fo101s may be obtained frons the bead office of the feircantic Weckly Coumrant, or from. the ...

... 19, 10. iS5. TO CORSSESPONDE3TS. Mr J. W. Hlaynes, Gateshead-We have written sou by post. Wil bo pleased to add your name to our solvers' list. Rev C. A. 1. Woods. Suzsderlazd.-%V not' your request re Solution Competition and Berger's problem. 1s TWO ?? ?? simply give the key. W. S. Bell, Cbester-le.Street. -Your total marks pubished was quite correct. Captain . A. Challice, Great Yarrmouth. ...