... B E T T I N G. TATTERSALL'S, Xonday. After the heavy settling on the Epsom Meeting had been in a great measure got through, wagering on forthcoming events began, but was not carried on with any great spirit. For the Northamptonshire Stakes, Midsummer and The Briton wers the only candidates supported for any weight of money, while Douglas was moderately befriended at 5 to I and 9 to 2. For the ...

... A general meeting of this Club was held at Messrs. Weatherby's, 6, Old Bnrlingtsn-street, on Saturday last, at one o'clock, to take into consideration the resolutions adopted by the Committee appointed on the 4th of May, together with the amendments thereto, by the Duke of St. Albans, Sir Joseph Hawley, and Mr. Chaplin. Amongst those present were Prince Soltykoff, the Duke of Beaufort, Duke of ...

... C H E S S. To Correspondents. All conmmuications to be directed to TuE li:, 19, Wellington-atreat, Strand, London. COREWCT SOLUTIONS of lroblem No. 230 have been received from Young Rapid, MH.P,, T. D. Muffy, G. IV. I-., Dr. Pangloos, Ion, H. P., Eareka, Jerry Snleak, and Bob Acres. Solution of Problem No. 230. White. Black., becoming ,l B Ktto KtGthf(ch) 1. IittoKtGtth(ch) Ptkeo t 3. R takeso ...

... Tuesday, July 30. This Meeting was favoured with splendid weather On the opelnig day, but the attendance of tie general public was not up to the average of former years. The Duke and Duche.s of Richmond, 0s usual, enter- tamned a large party at the ?? House, comnprising tbe Marquis and Mar- chioness of Bath and the lIon, Misses Vesey, the Marquis of Ailesbary, the Earl and Countess of ...

... B T T I N G. TATTERSALLS, DKlonday. The selling over the NewmarketHoughton Meeting occupied a greater portion of the afternoon, after which some brisk speculation took place on the Liverpool Cup, the price list of which is appended:- Tuit LivForVooL Auruoat Cull. 10 to l agst Sabrluns (t and oferd) 22 to I agst Sylva (takevis 11 to I - Agility (taken) 20 to I - Whinyard (taken) 100 to S - ...

... I H E S S. To Correspondents. All communications to be directed to T1ie Uia, 49, WVellilagtoll-street Strand, London. SAOODFORD AND BIERTON.-We give, as promised, the solutions of thle two instructivo end-games pblisised is our slumber for Aiovenber 5ih.l The first runs thus:- White. Black. 8. K to Q 2-1 P to Q 6WI I. P to B 3d P takesP tS. r ?? Pbakssi' 2. K to B sq P to B 71h 10. taks' to It ...

... INTELLIGENCE EXTRA, ACCEPTANCES for the GOODWOOD STAKES. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, JULY 31. The GOODWOOD STAKES (handicap) of 25 sovs each, 15 ft., and 5 only if declared; with 100 added 1 winners of a handicap subsequent to June 14, at 10 am., amounting to 100 sovs, lhb; of 500, 71b extra (accumulative up to 101b); the owner of the second horse to receive 100 savs out of the stakes; two miles and ...

... FoX Hunting and Fox Preserving. I .RTJNG OF THE MEMBERS OF H1R. A. INTGRAWs'S HUNT. An iafluential meeting of the owners of coverts, and subscribers to the covert find of this hunt, was held oin Friday, the 26th of April, at the ?? Head, Derby, at the request of Mr. Hoynell Ingram, and was attended by Lord Scarsdale, the flon. E. Coke, C. S. Pole, Esq., Sir Per.ival Heywood, F. Bradshaw, Esq., ...

... SPORTSMAN'S GAZETTE, DERBY NOTES, AND THE XWEETINGS OH TEI Coming Week. By TOUCHSTONE.' But for the Cup, which did not produce an average field, the Meeting at Chester would have been dull and flat, and the Manage- inent must see by this tune that the bringing to issue a series of paltry hiandicasps is not the *way to keep racing people for four days il OIaC locality. The items alluded to ...

... PE DE 8TR IAN IS M. West London Grounds, Brompton. FORD AND BrLiNDyoRis,-On Monday afternoon lest there was a good attendance at these grounds, the attraation being a race of 1s0 yards between these olippera for R10 a aide. The betting~ commenced at 6 to 4 on Ford. but previous to the start as much us 2 to 1 was laid. On the competitors making their appearance thay ware eagerly scanned by ...

... A 0, U A T IC S. High Water at London Bridge. JurY 23 mornuing 13 miill.past 2 afternoon 38 mmin. past 2 24 ?? 59 ?? 2 . 18 ?? 25 ?? 37 ?? 3. 54 ?? 26 ?? 1 ?? 4. 29 ?? 4 27 ?? 43 ?? 4. ?? 5 28 ?? 19 ?? . 5 ?? 36 ?? 29 ?? 53 ?? 5 13 ?? ?? Royal London Yacht Club. The Monthly Meeting of the above Clull was held on Monday evening, at the Caledonian Hotel, Adelpli. The worthy Commodone, Mr. ...

... OUR CRICOETING TABLET. Principal Matches for Next Week. Monday, atHastings-lKentv. Sussex (thetbird match ?? these Counties.) Monday, at Carlisle-The All England Eleven v. Twenty-two of Carlisle and district. Monday, at Birkenshaw-The United All England Eleven v. Twenty-two of Birkenshaw. Monday, at St. Albans-The United South of England Eleven v. Twenty- two of St. Albans. Thursday, at ...