... MEETING$ To COME. Jan. 17-A~berystwith (two.) la __eryatwit (losed.) 20:Abervstwith. Feb. I-Eafield Tow~n. . 9D-Blackburn (two) Feb. 16-Hereford (three)-First closed; second and third Feb. 15i ,Xar., -L,iverpoo1 Grand National tbree)-FirstxclosesJan; 15 second ~iid'thfrd Fdb.1C; 13-Worcester, two (first closes Feb. 13; second March 1f.) 14-W-ocester, tyro (first closes March 6; second March 11 ...

... [We trust that Masters of Hounds or Huntsrmen vill favor us vith their appointments throughout the season; *we shall be most happy atso to receive accounts of their sport.] I HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. WEATHlER PEnRlITTINO. Her Majesty's stag-hounds will meet on Monday, at Hillingdon: and on Friday, at Maidenhead Thicket-at eleven. His Grace the Duke of Beaufort's hounds will meet on Monday, Jan. ...

... E-spORTSMAN'S GAZETTE I eam EDITED BY V VATES.' THE SPORTING PUBLIC. Ad begs to state that tite fullest particulars of pro- s ig general, and the Ring in particular, will in yios1 in the Country Edition, therefore, our subscri- baue Country, anxious for these details, are T eein Counrydetils beg bole'd to order of their Newsmen our COUNTRY EDITION. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. e As F THE ?? ...

... [We trust that Masters of Hounds or Huntsmen will favor us With their appointments througbout the season; we shall be most h~appy also to receive accounts of their sport,) HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. WEATHERn PERM~ITTING. Her Majesty's stag-heund, will meet on Menday, at Littletonl; and on Friday, at the Dolphin, Slough-at eleven. His Grace the Duke of Beaufort's hounds will meet on Monda ,, Jan. ...

... THE TRUE SPORTSMAN'S CAZETTE. ! EDITED BY aVATES.- * It is ouer intention at the end of the year to preeit oar readers with a SPORTING SUPPLEMENTS GRATUITOUSLY, eabraecing a tabular list of all the Winning Horses, andu the Performnaces of Two-year-olds, in 1841, together with a mass of Arorinatians for 1842, constituting a compendium for reference, wholly uenique and unrivalled. ANSWERS TO ...

... EDITED BY VATES. TO 'THE SPORTING PUBLIC. ViTs J59 10 tat tht tlefuierpariicular's of 'Protinttcu ANSWERS TO: CORRESPONDENTS. 3. DI. B.-We believe Freeman to stand 6 feet '101 inches, but he declines to tell his; precise height. 1.0. W. (Catterick)-Greenbow, 1, 3, 1; Dovener, 2,2,2; and The Abbot, 3, 1,3, which is the second horse? The Abbot, who won a heat; see the 16th rule of ra wncie ...

... THE SPORTSMANPS GAZETTE EDITED BY VATES. TO THE SPORTING PUBLIC. VATES begs to state that the fullest part Wulars ofr tare e Sports in general, and the Ring in particulart i f be found in the COUNTRY EDITION; therefore o t both oer Town and Country, adxious for these details, or *of their Newsmen our COUNTRY EDITION. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. Cev ?? is not in our power to state whether or ...

... THE RINQ A~b THE RETURfN. -e cdi l1t 1 f 010 QIU Eot Stay to witcress a turn.-up with a couple of yokels, fo which a small purse was raised, and which a man of the name of Paddock carried off after a manly fight of about one li*ur and a half; and one sufficingreason was, that, if the ring was so diagracefully kept ill both the preceding contests, it was quite sure now to be worse than ever. ...

... SPoRTI IG IN AMERICA ROCKiY MOUtNTAIN RAcEs-(Green Riser Course) M'Field, Esq., one of the expedition under Sir W. Drraurn to explore those regions, reports some racing that took It'1 during a halt to recuttei xasted energies. The~ la sitnoasins, knives, lead, powder, pistol. and io su rest a keg ofmolasses ; we extract the second day a one, and think our readers will. give the narrator t ...

... : THE -:RIN; . I FIGHTS TO COME. Jan. 28-M'Kenna and M'Phee, 50 sovs ?? and Glas- gow Fancy. - I. Jan. 29-Horridge and Jemmy from Town, 25 sovs a-side, half way between Manchester and London. 29-Samuel Simmonds and Tom the Greek, 25 sovs a-side, in the same ring as Enoch Ilorridge and James Scott. Feb. 6-Martin and Williams, 25 sovs a-side, ithin fifty ides of London.y leo 6-Jern Cross and ...

... I PIGEON SHOOTINC, &c. I ROSEhMAUAY-BiANCH, PECKREAW-On Thursday Messrs. Jones and ell sh ot a match, for I sov each at 6 pigeons each Mr. Bell won nother, at 5more birds each, hich Mr. Drac won killing all his birds Oeveral matches and sweepstakes were afterwards made to ground on Monday with a maatch betwehrenrMessrs. Mitchelln, Fe r guoadI enasfrasweep staes f5ss.each, at 7 sparrows-: n ...

... I I - - - -* ~- ~ The Baron DE TEISSIER, Sir GILBERT HEATHCOTE, Bart. j Stewards. Mr. J. FAIrALL, Clerk Of the Course. Mr. CLAns Judge Mr. H. DOI.Xo, Stewards' Clerk. T TUESDAY, MAY 21.. The CRAvEN STAKts BSof 10 sova each; for three year olds, 6st 81b; four, 8st lOlb; five, 9st 4Tb; six and aged, 9st lOlb; Craven Course. The WooncoTE STAEso of 10 sovs each, with 50 added from the fund, for ...