... Spatin. - ASroN Closs GnoinDs,. BinxsINGcHA.-L5at week, there was a very large attendance of patrons of pedestrianism, not only of Birmingham men, but from the districts around, who attended to witness a six score yards match between Bea Garrington, of Bir- mingham, and Dangerfield, of Darlaston. Both men are well known, and have run many matches with credit to themselves, and a good deal of ...

... 5 Ortiag. TATTERSALL'S.-Moz;DAY. Two THiOUSAND GUINEArS STAKES. 6 to 15 agat Brother to Marchioness-offered. 7 - 1 - Clydesdale-taken. 7 - 1 - Happy Land. 10- 1 - Lord of Lorn. 14 - I - Toxopholite. TuE Dmnnry 100 to 18 agst Clydesdale. 16 - 1 - Toxopholite. 18 - 1 Kelpie-take 20 to 1. 20 - 1 - Vandyke. 20 - 1 - Mentmore. 25 - I - Ditto. 25 - 1 - Longrange. 35 - 1 - Ethiopian. 40 - 1 - ...

... ,?Pftrtillo glittIlipa. BAY MIDDLETON.-Thig celebrated horse died at Dane- bury, on Thursday, the 3rd inst., and was buried in one of the paddocks. ADAMS AND EDWARDS.-Previous to the match coming off between Fisher and Wheeler, at Aston Cros%, on Monday, these men met to run a six score yards match, for £10. a side. There was a pretty good muster present, and betting to some amount done at ...

... 'jDadiag. gittelligeact. SAMBOURNE COURSING MEETING. In our impression of Friday last, we gave a short notice of the above meeting, but we are now enabled to give fu'ther details. About twelve monthe ago, some two or three tesnante of Sir Robert Throckmorton, Bart, were enjoying a little coureing onl theirfarms, when it was suggested that they ehould start a public meeting for the next season. ...

... [Masters of Hounds wlZ oblige by forwarding up tie of the Fixtures to tlis Office as early as possible.] NORTH WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At a, quarter to Eleven. This day ?? Dec. 15 ?? Print Hill. Thursday. - 17 , Hillmorton. Friday ?? - 18 ?? flay Wood. THE WARWKCESHIRE ?? a quarter to Eleven. This day ?? Dec. 15 ?? Mitford Bride. Thursday ?? - 17 ?? Oakley Woe . Friday ?? - 18 ?? Burton Dasset ...

... g, point# ?Iltdlipct. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. [Masters of Hounds will oblige by forwarding notice of the Fhtures to this Offie as early as possible.] NORTH WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At a quarter to Eleven. Thursday . Dee. 17 . Hlinorton. Friday ?? - 18 ?? Hay Wood. THE WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At a quarter to Eleven. Thursday ?? Dec. 17 , Oaley Wood. Friday ?? - 18 . Burton Dasset Toll Gate. THE ...

... $p-dilly ?Iltfjligma. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. [laaders of Hountls ivill ?? by forwvarding notile of the Fixtures to this Ofiee as early as possible.] WORTH WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS.-At a quarter to Bleoen. This day ?? Dec. 18 . o ay Wood. Tuesday . , ,, - 22 .Ryton Village. Wednesday - 23 . Cloek, Bickenhlll. Saturday ?? , - 2 . Boot Inn, Uontly. THE WARWICKiSHIRE ROUNDS.-At a quarter to Eleven. This ...

... ,?Portiug zlitellipa. SPORTING NOTES. [Front a Correspondent.] It is with racing as with other matters, its greatest victories give pleasure; but not on the same grounds. The locers are mortified, and generally hold their peace. The triumphs achieved by Blink Bonny in one week form a striking contrast to her defeat for the Leger. Mr. ?? has accomplished more than any other man of his time, and ...

... HUNTING APPOITENTS. [Masters of Hounds wilt oblige by forwerding notice of the F6pctures to this Office as early as possible.] NORTH WARWIKESHIIRE HOUNDS.-At a quarter to EL=en, Saturday ?? Deso. 26 ?? Boot Inn, Honily. THE WARWIOCKSHIE HOUNDS.-At a ouarter to Eleven. This day , Deo. 24 , Corn Verney. Saturday - 26 ?? ?? Monday .. - 28 . Hampton Lucy. TueaY .. - 29 . . W ton House, Thuraday. - ...

... HUNTING APPOINTEEMS. [Masters of Hounds will oblige by forwarding notice of the Fixtures to this Office as early as possilble.] NORTH WARWICOS13IRE HOUNDS.-At a quarter to Eleven. Saturday ?? Dec 26 . Boot Ipfpf Wail. as .rranee onpe. Wednesday 30 ?? ?? Henley-in-Arden. Friday ?? Jan. I ?? Clavcrdon. TTHE WARWICKSHIRE HOUNDS,-At a quarter to Eleven. Saturday ?? Der. 26 ?? Red Hill. Monday ?? - ...

... ?? a Correspondoet.] The attention which has been bestowed thus early to the probable decision ofithe Two Thousand, in the absence of all proof or indi- cation, folly attests the interest involved in the great struggle; a contest which, there Is every reason to believe, will far surpass all its predecessors. Not only is the number of nominations unnsually large, but they embrace horses of ...

... sprfilig 30filigma. TATTERSALL'S-YESTE5RDAY. READING STEEPLECOASIE.-7 to 1 against Hindley, (taken;) 8 to 1 against Althorp, (taken;) 8 to 1 against Maid of the Glen, (taken;) 10 to 1 against Old Dog Tray, (taken;) 10 to 1 against Hynnely, (taken;) 10 to 1 against Abdelkader, (taken.) Two THOUSAND GUINEAS STAr;Es.-4 to 1 against Clydesdale, (offered;) 10 to 1 against Lord of Lorn, (taken.) THE ...