... LANC&SHIRE AND YORKSHIRE v. ENGLAND. This contest for the benefit of W. Mycroft was con- cluded on Wednesday on the County Ground, Derby, the result being a victory for the latter by an innings and 19 runs. Seore:- LANCASIIIRME AND YORKSHBE. First inninge. Second Innings. Ulyett st Sherwin b Flowers ?? 17 c Flowers b Barnes 26 Hall a Sherwin b Flowers ?? c Platts b Barnes.. 11 Barlow run ?? 8 ...

... FOOTBALL, I YORKSHIRE V. D'URHfAM: | The Yorkshire County Fifteen commenced their list of county fixtures for this season by meeting Durham, at 1 Hartlepool. The Yorkshire players left Leeds on e Saturday by the 145 train, to which a saloon carriage Ste was attached for the use of the players, After the many successive victories gained in the past by the Tykes, it I was not anticipated that ...

... The committee of the above club, in their annual t report, state that they have great pleasure In being able to preoent a favourable review of the past season. The 3 weather being exceptionally fine, the whole of the msatches a arranged, with two exeOptions, have been played. In the r county trial matches during November, at Wakefield and 0 Dewsbury, the club had four representatives, G. ...

... A NEW CLUB. A meeting was held at the Fleece Inn, Market-place. on Saturday week, for the purpose of forming a football club. Mr Turner was eleclud chairmnit for the night. The business commenced by selecti-g a name and colours for the club. Aft'r sono. di.seiswion it wal resolved that the uname sh1ou1l i be The Hull Cardigan Football Club, and the colnurs red with white band. Thefollowing ...

... [ m0; tEVERLEY RACES. Tue(flay, May , a weepflakes of zogs. each, for -tree-year olds, colts 81L. ?? 'fl. ?? miile and a half. Mt. G. Crompton's filly, Anrifeed, by Coriand er beat Sir T. Gakcoigne's baycolt by Delpini, out of a Garrick mare, and Mr. Artley's grey filly fifter to Mifs Beverley. Wednefday, $ol. given ?? the Members, for mal- den horfes of all ages; three-year olds to carry a ...

... y s iEaGrA.-WHSTa Cowe3, Aug. 10.-The match for the third £100 cup, e givto by thclub to have beee sailed for on Friday, owing to a calm, was postponwle ulitil Saturday, Nyheon the under-mcentionled yachts started at 3, eleven o'clock, the same course as the precediog matches, andI urrived as s followo :-Jolia, John Mills, Esq. 6h. Im. S0 sec.; Turk, Capt. Keon, R.N. a ih. Im. 50 sec.; ...

... O)It'RTING INI 1 i 1, ,L,(;E '1;, . s. is js 1s Is r. 10 is )s TURF AE OINTMENTS FOR 182'. The following are all the entries at preseut madc:- s Doncaster SprinIg . March 17 Buxton Jine 11 Wirwvick Sprittg 1 e INewmarket h uly 7 tiolderness llunt (Beverley) 24 Sta'mor.., .,, . I1 Attoir Hunt. . 2: * ort Assgto! Meetimsi, Avg;ist S Miltlol .. , ...

... I THE CHASE. : TIIE TI.DERNESS FOXIOUNDS will meet on Tucslay, Oct. 2Sti, at Everinghain onl Thursday, at W'sandI'- fo'rd brige and on Satlrday, at Brantinhlauitholrpe;-ca, II day at half-pant tel o'clock. ? LoRtD YAnotORUG1Igs FO(XlOUNDrS will meet on MoInday, Oct. 2. tb, at ClaLxbh ' Wood; onl Wednesday, at Newshalin Chase; oi Friday, at Willingliam House; and on I, Saturday, at Audleby; ...

... - *portifng ntelli2ence, ASCOT RACES.-TUESDAY. L- RACE CouiRsE, FIvE o'CLocR -The Empeor o Russia, the King of Saxooy, and his Royal Bighne f ., Prince Albert, arrived at one o'clock, accompanied bya nunuorous suite, and were received with acclamnatioa a, H1r Majesty, we are sorry to add, did not accompap her ilhlstrions visitors. His Imperial Majesty has prei a mised to give annually £500 to ...

... SPORTING TITrTTCFG17NC-. N %VCAs rLE XIII TlNr,..l..O MvI,,idav list. tlit, P'rodw. s ?? I I i ' 7veri win'li, 1) ?? 1sZ bltilbori', hr1 f Sister t. liXii' Iibeilig !li:. Stepili h I-IrI lr c ?? ?? Mrf. Atti ,id, 1- 1 Iy isi0 UiivAihil. TilL '7I,oij .Siiiaes of 25 sivs. ?? 1p1p (S sulb.) b\ Sil .1 Bloiswells eli e (heueral (Cihassei lial :g Air. I ),t . lie lIoitiltr. non Ii o uws1 'w Xrefe ...

... =.Orting var(ttics, &,[. - Ci.,V - - - - - - - - - - - - DONCASTER RACES. These races have, this year, been shorn of much of their former brilliance, whether we look at the company who attended, or at the sport,-the latter being of a very inferior description. Several mdertigs were held between the members of the racing club, and a deputation from the Corporation, to consider of the best ...

... Q? ,I)ipping Int(Iliallfc. PORT OF HULL. TELEGllAPHI OFFICE, JuLY 22-Wind at IHumber Fioat, W.S.W., fresh, Bar. 29.73 -on Kiflialhiolme, lunvard, at 7 a.st,-No. 2095, Thos. llodson, Bk.-Onf Iumber Float, luwaNiild, at 10 Ant.-NO. 2564, Jasmine, seahr.-OL Hiumber Flolt, Outward, at 10 m.o-Nu. 2111, Williani, B.B.-Onf llumber Float, Inward, at 4 t.st.-No. 2173, 'Fay, sebr. No, 05i2, Deborah, ...