... 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 ...

... NEWCASTLE-UPON-TYNE MEETING. Stewards- Tile Right Hon. the Earl of Drtrham, John Dalton, i:sq., John Johnstone, Esq., the Right Hon. Viscount Lascelles. James Merry, Esq., R. S. Thomnpon, EFq. Clerk of the Course and Stakeholder Mr Tlromts Craggs, i-toekton-oa- Tees. Judge ?? Handicapper: Mr 1Richara Johnson, York. Starter: Mnajor Dixon, London. In good time tre fitst bell was set a ringing in ...

... 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 ...

... cs?vovtivq. fattluggiter. EHTNlINGAPONMN . FARL PEMcy's FOXaoOUNps. Friday, Feb, 27. ?? Warkworth ?? 10-45 Monday. March 2 ?? New bar Hall ?? : 10,45 Wednesday, March ?? Callaly Ca ?? 10,45 Friday, SI arch 6 ?? Loiglee Cro5s Rtoals ?? 1145 Moarnri FOXHOUNDS. Saturday. Feb. 28 ?? Nunnykirk ?? 1045 Tuesday, IMarch 3 ?? Kirk ?? 10-4b Saturday, Slarch 7 ?? Linden ?? l0'45 S0VTH D)URHAM FOXHOUNDS. ...

... ?? I ;kYorting gaWlionw-C, -n-4 - CRICKET APPOINTat~sTs Aug. 3. Tynemouth v Durfiam City, at Tynernnnth Aug. 4. Northumbe-rland r S. NOrthrmberlalnd(:t, at eiaton L Aug. 4. Notth Elewick v Consett, at Consett Aug. 4. Tynemauuth y p-33 b Du;be11 at l nernouth; 2r4d s51v05 at Oatesbead Aug. 4. icristan e ng (ID at gacristoi Attn. . Am V Ularley Hill, at M1rley 'fill W -, Zateshead Fell v South ...

... fflPUV AAW~m9 I AO)NDON BETfING.-YUSTRflAy. LIVERPOOL CLIP. Wednesday, July 13. 7 ?? 5 to 1 The Lizard-offered ?? Jewit' 8 6.. ?? 6 to I Merry Duchess-taen . Rainblrd T ?? 6 to 1 Martley-offered . W. Steves :72. ?? 10 to 1 Castor-tkii and of ?? . 'Anon 7 ?? lCO to 8 Prince Rudolph-off, 1CU to 7 tkn 1'Anion 7 13 ?? 100 to 6 Radios-taken ?? ?? Weever ?? 100 to 6 Maize-tku and off ?? Ryan ST. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, CRICKET. -A spirited game was played at Aluswick, on Tuesday, between eleven of the Alhiwick Club, and an equal number of The Country Gentlemen, being a scratch eleven collected by Capt. Coxe, of Eglinglhnin. The inatch caine off on the Alnwvick Grosund, which was in beautiftl condition. The wickets were pitched nt half- past ten, the Aliwvick party going in first, ...

... SPORTIN(G INTEL LIGENCE NEWCASTLE-ONXTYXE RACES. TURSDAY.-Thel NoRr DEmuy of 5 ?? each, with 100 added, for three-yr.olds; colts ist 01b, fillies 8st 71b; tve second to receive 25 sovs out of the stakes, and the winner to Pay 1U gs to the judge. Once round. (20 subs.) Mar Bowves's Old Orange Girl, by KinHston-soworina. Lord DurHami's Michael Scott, by WestiA Australian. IMr Gilby's Donnybrook, ...

... I 1)URIAMI COUNl Y RIFLU ASSOCMATTON. PRIZE MEETING AT STANLEY BUBNa The ffth annual prize shooting Durhaml County Rifle Asgaiation was opened on Monday at the shooting rKflge, Stanley Burn, situate between Chester-le-StrEtt and Pelton. The first meeting of the associot~en was held in 1861, and it has been vontimreuei'try year, 1865 excepted. From various dcirdtmsthnues there was no meeting ...

... SPORTING INrELLIGI?,NCE. NEWCASTLE SPRIG MEETING.-This meeting will take place on Thursday, April 4. There will be one day's racing, comprising six events, namely: two handicaps,.a Two Year Old Stakes. Selling Race, Hunters' Stakes, and Steeplechase Stakes, all of which close on Tuesday, March 12. Wark (North Tynep Annual Steepleehases will be held on Thursday, April 18. Hickey and Green again ...

... 9POR'PlINcG INTFLIGE'SNOE. PROFITS OF TILL TULF. -A sporting writer says that the Duke of Beaufort has netted upwards of 17,000 in stakes alone during the past season, TESTIMONIAL TO A CRICKETERAT l\ILDDLI'SD1Io1- On Monday evening, a handsomeo testisionial-a gold watch and chain. and purse contlainisg 120-was presented to Mr Jonathan Joy, cricketer. Dr. Rtichardson made the presentation. .,k ...

... ?? tN1ELLIENCO. GOODWVOOD MEETING. FRIDAY--Thjo NASSAU STARIS of 5)0 sbvs. each, for three-year-old fillies, Sst 71b each the second to save his stake. One mile. Mr Cameron's Peeress, by Newmtinster . ?? 1 Mr Bowes' ltlariska, by De Clare ?? 2 Duke of St. Alban's Trapeze by Voltiger ?? Nine ran. HANDICAP SwIm'ST.KRPS of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft., with 100 added. T.Y.C. J.ord Stamnford's Tlalassiis ...