... al 11 BATH AD SOMERSET MEETING.-TuEsDAY The Lnce, , Stakes Mr. Wyndhamn's Bravlshno. 3iyr, 6st 6ib Mr. Stevens's Verona, 4yrs, 7st Ilib . ?? I Mr. Soutrby's Rio, 4yre, 6st Stb. - ?? 2 Fivet otbers starte.' . n . (Prior) 3 Mr. Ivey's Shirab, ?? Mr. Stone's ArcanumS~,lt4bArnh I Mr. Fry's Salonica 4ys, ?? . arin)2 A Free Handicap Mr. Higgins's Chaperon Syrs st Sib Mr. Dawson's Polly Johnson ' ...

... DONCASTER RACES. It MONDAY, SELPTEMIBER 13 . l. I f TThe Fitztvillians Stakec of 10 soys each, &c. e No race. d The Champagne Stakes of 50 sove each, h ft, for 2 yra old. o Red House in. Colonel Anson's b c Attila (Scott) ?? i Mr. Rarosay's Cabrera ?? Colonel Cradock's b f Sally ?? r The following also started but Ivere not placed :_Mr. ; Brooke's br f Idolatry, Mr. Jacques' Playfellow, and Mr ...

... TIlE FINISII LYTIJAMI COURSING MEETING. Tils meeting tookl piece ever the extensive grounds of Thomas Clitotn, Esq., L thllnl-hail, on Wedniesday and Thursday last. The ! buses did not run so well its nusial, but owring to the lateness of tile season, there was a greater ditliculty in getting near them; for they eften started off when the coursers were two or threo fields' breadth frorn theirs ...

... I ASCOT RACES. C TUESDAY, JUNE 7. c Her Majesty and Prince Albert, attended by n very numo- t rous suite, forming a long corti'ge of carriages, &c., arrived r on the ground a little after one o'clock, and were roeceived Y with the most gratifying demonstrations of loyalty from the il assembled thousands. Her Majesty and the Prince acknow- 11 ledged the repeated huzzas by bowieg to the company ...

... l l BETTING AT MANCEHESTERL-YESTERDAY. ifthe Cestrewitch, and Cambridgeshire Stakessbavenottbisyear been productive of any great amount of interest and speculation, the question as to whether Sebastopol was taken In September or not, has served a tolerably good substitute, and each day upon the subscribers mustering at the Post Office Hotel, the ques- tions of, Is there an% thing fresh from ...

... FLEEr1'WOOD REGATTA, WVESTLINU, AND WVUAJf SPORTS. 'Tbs above Annual Regatta and sports came off on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday lust, Tito patron% of theos amusements and inI I the inhlabitants of thle towns contributed most hanidsomely towaords Tal the regatta fund. The ratilway comlpaniywiththat liberality for wich~o thie It is4 chnracterisod. ran tipcciai trains from Preston, end ...

... ASCOT HEATH RACES.-Tu~sso&. a11 h The ToiajlStakes, of Ssove each, withSO added. New mile. 13 subs. Mr Howard's Spindle, Syrs. 7st ?? (4oater) 1 Mr Farr's Apathy, 2yrs, 4st ?? 2 Mr Jackson's Remedy, 2yrs, 4st ?? 3 8 The following also ran: Fie, Barfleur, King Cob, The Borderer, aftn., Coxwell, Cantrip, Judy, South-Western, and The tUsher.-Bet- ro ?? : S to 1 agat Spindle.-Won on the post by a ...

... CRICKE T MATCHES. Pltsvrol; V. CASTUST0N.-On Saturday last,thbeemberbs of the Preston and Castleton Cricket Clubs, with their professionals, met on the ground at West Clifi, and the strong team of the visitors succeeded in vanguishing the Prestonians. The day was rather dull, but, in spite of this and counter attractions, there was a fair number of spectators. The fielding of Preston, and, ...

... PRESTON SUPPLEMENTARY ANT TfLE FESTIVA4L. have The second or supplementary athletic fi al of ti5 unmon season, under the auspices of the Preston North E Cricket and Football Club, took place on Saturday aItad. noon, on the ground of the club, Daepdale-road Oa the with. occasion-of the former sports, in July, the weather wa 2 it the inclement that neither the competitors no~r the Publi has, ...

... CASTLIaTO (with M'Intyre) v. PAsRT6N (With Ulyett).- Played at Rochdale, on Saturday. Score I ?? tterworLb, c Hunt b Whitehead.. 59 S. Taylor, o Woodhouse b Ulyett 8 P. Taylor, b Ulyett ?? 0 Chadwick, c and b Whitehead ?? 93 Mellor, c Ulyett b .Wihtehoad ?? 4 Haigh, b Whitehead ?? 26 Leach, a and b Ulyett ?? ?? 3 MIIntyre, o and b Woodhonse ?? 42 Petrie, lbw, b Whitehead ?? 1 Godby, b ...

... etnh RzrL1l VOLUNTEIRS t. ARTliTLLERY VOLUNTEERS,-On eey Sltarday. oar local Rifle Volant6Ars played an excllent the game at football on the North End Ground, kindly lent the for the occasion by the committee of the Norti Endr Cla. pli- Shortly after three o'clock Nichols kicked off for the ph Artillery, and landed the ball well into tle enemy's lb. quatoers. The Rifle forwards, however, soon ...

... ?? L.R.V. ANNUAL RFL ONTEST. The annual competition for cups and tradesmen's prizoe commenced at the range of the corps, Longridge, on Saturday, whee, notwithstailing the inclemnncy of the weather and lateness of the season, fifty-two ?? entered for the various competitions. Pert of the trades- men's list had to be adjournfed until Monday, in conse- quence of darkness coming on. It is a pity ...