... LIVERPOOL NOTES. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM FrOM FORETELLSR.] LicrrrOon, TuESDAY.-Herbertatown cut up wretchedly in the opening race at Liverpool this afternoon, and it was a supei hous proceeding to saratcle him afterwards for the Liverpool Cnp, for which Lord Scroope can stand no chance, after his exhibition in the Molyneux Cup, which Trappist won in a canter under a steadier of 9st 101b. Last z ...

... STEWARTSTOWN CRICKET CLUB SPORTS [FROM OUR R1EPORT1Pn.] STEWATRTSTowx, TuESDAY.-The second &anr athletic sports in connection with the StewertB town Cricket Club took place on the club ground, yesterday, and proved in every respect an no, doubted success. There vas a very large eon, course of spectators, and thG we ather was remark ably fine. The sports were held iinder the patron, age of ...

... F 0 0 T B A L L. CLIFTONVILL&l v. KNOCK. (!nvtti.h Asseciatioen Rulos.) Avery intoiasting anrd pleantmit match wa3 played on Saturday, at the Knock, batwee the CliftonvillLe and Knock clubs, and resulted in the visitors ?? by 7 goali to 0. The ball was started at three o'clock by Sinclatr, and bcing well returned a scrumnengo was formed in front of bho home goal, and, despite the efforts of ...

... Tui promoters of athleticontests at Bangor seem rather unfortunate with regard to weather. The meeting held in the Recreation Grounds on Satur- day afternoon fared no better in this respect than its predecessors. The morning looked eucourag- ing, and hopes were entertained that a fine even- ing would enable the committee to see, at least for once, what amount of patronage they would receive ...

... SPORTIN G M1C(HESTE.R MEETING-YEsTnBDAY. LCE5NTAL N-WS TELEBA]M.] New Year's Handicap. Wiinbeer (J. Jones) ?? 1 &jrance (Kirby) . 2 E[ih Reels (MIr. T. Spence) 3 . * 3 getting-7 to 4 on Mynheer; 2 to 1 aast Ad- vanloe. won by four lengthe; a bad third. WVininer sold to Mr.3 D. Phillips for 885 guineas. Selling Hurdle. The MiUer (W. Lawrence) .1 Briallu (J. Adams) .2 Fear,,us (G. Moran) .3. ...

... F 0 0 T B A L L. LURGAN SECOND FIFTEEN v. MOUNT. POTTINIGER. hr (Rugby -union RIuloes. ite The return match between the above chibs w,: played on the OrnicaU Parlk ground on Saturday laI Ls ill the presence of a large numiber of spectators a, I resulted in a victory for thc Lurgani teaml by t%:- l goals to one goal. The try from wlhicli the fir t Lodt for Leurgan was kicked was got by ...

... . CE ACCE PTA*NES FOR TUB SPRING H ANDICAPFS. NEWMAIRKET CRAVEN MEETING. NEWMAKKET HANDICAP. r- Fernaudez, Prestonpans, Rhidorroch, Elf King, 3i-' Lucetta, Wallonstein, Poulet, Commandant, ICNaospbury, The Star, Mistake, Belfry, Schoolboy, 1 Abbaye, colt by Hermit out of Swcotbriar by Stockwell, Queen of Cyprus, Berzeneze, Kublo- born, BookmalkerBrakespebre, Un ready,Winosor, Earns, Ringleader ...

... SPORTIN GC. (rIr 10ne 1ill- %vy ent the Led. the ing Lilt 5 to ific Her icrr- c' of '(Oli- iive )re- re- t(ill dli C hat i itt ned LONDO0N BETTJNG-YESTLEnh7. aia'c()i.2i II (501011'. AO(1lC11(lLy, .8:lIrcih 23. 1 III. 9 to 1 Lagst ilotry Georjgc, t 1(:0 to 8 - P 3eter, t 10( to 7 -- aour, o'f 10() to t; - Elf ing, t & ot 12 to 1 - Essayez, t &. ott L)( to I - AVar Pallnt, t E( to 1 - l'etleaa, ...

... cO U R S IN G. THE WATERLOO CUP. A VISIT TO HIGHTOWN AND hsr505 the Livrsllspo, TUESDAY I!701I.Seldom have th prospects of the dog Derby been less cheeriing than upon the present anniversary. thle weat habs been sadly agailnst the interests o th e g coursing meeting, for an immelse quantitY of rain has fallen lately, and, in fact, the powvers of the Pumping ?? 5have been quite unequad to thle ...

... DOWN PROYAL CORPORATION SUMMER MEETING, 1878. WEc beg to direct attention to the closing of the Downshire Stakes, 150 Bova added, and the Pardys- burn Stakes, with 100 sovs added, with Messrs. Waters; Kildare or Monasterevan; Mr. Hunter, Dablin; or Messrs. Weatherby, 6, Old Burlington Street, London, on or before Saturday, 1st Decem- ber proxy CROYDON NOTES. [spPEDAL TELEGRAM FROM FORETELLER. ...

... SPO1TJJN G. WORCESTF~R MREET1iNG-T'BSTERDAY. [CICNTRAL NReWS T'rLEGRuA'] SeIl{UZ 3teo~leohaeto.Z Ret.lutun (MJurphy) ?? ?? ?? Alstone (T. Hlo~l) ?? Ginmgobrowd (Owmlr) ?? ?? 3 Betting-5 to 4 on Alot-rn, 7 to 4 r;age Ratribu . tlon, l00 to Jr sgtt Gingerbrcad. Won by halE u lergth; ba'I third, The winner was not cold; Hmnnlcao Unrdle, Red Hazird (air, A, Coventry) beat Roudee (J. Gillett). ...

... THE TURF. We (FaO.M OUR OWN CORRESPONDFT.1 S LONDON, SATURDAY. Hai Tue Passion week meeting at Nottingham wan not C- expected to bring forth anything sensational In the r] shape of racing, and those who understand the form hoc of Engliah horses will see that ?? was very poorly repreeented, Mfexioo, the winner of the Spring Handicap by three lengths, having been a mere plater last seeon. The ...