... I TMA MiIDLAND RING. MATCh AT BiRaINiiAMI - On Monday last, the Sst sib match, for 0 ad sloe, between Curley Perry and Young Morris, was decided near Witnos four miles from home. Tle former, who was barked from T. WOotton's, New Irin, Summer-lane, was seconded by Tom HOtgtiss and Joe Wareham, Morris, who trained at Tom laviesas, Waggon and Horses, Hospital-street, was seconded bS at person and ...

... UNSPORTSVANLIKE CONDUCT OF A Farmer, and Shooting a Fox. On Wednesday last Earl Fitzwilllam's splendid pack of fox hounds met at Bythorne Toll Bar, and, after an excellent day's sport with a large field, as the gentlemen were returning to eteir respective homes, some of the horsemen had to pass over part of the farm in the occupation of Mr. Whitehead, of Orton, a tenant of the Earl of Aboyne, ...

... STEEPLE CHASES TO CO1MIE. FEE, 17-Kingstown. IS-Vale of Aylesbury-The Farmers' Race closes Feb. 6, the Free Handicap closed, and weights published. 19.-Belfast-The Handicap closed. 24.-Chipping Norton-Three, the Free Handicap closed, and weights published Feb. 15, the Selling Stakes closes Feb. 21, and post entry for the Hack Stakes. 27.-Sutton (Surrey)-The Handicap closed, and weights ...

... A-0UATICS. 7t7ATEIs AT LO NDON-PI Ii i.!I: Jut.17 1 n17ornlinf 2 min. paoo 9 aotter,' :00o I7 nir ?? .f ?? ?? I. . 3 10 1 4: ?? I1 -- -- 3 ?? I.351 11 .. .. ?? 1,2 ?? ?? t ?? 15 ?? ~4 ?? 12 17 ?? 3., . 5) ?? . 1 2 It1 7. , . I .2 . 2 mom ' ; ,,vc2, oc ?? JUtY 12.-Pilace of \'.alts Yaleit, Club, the Cotl):7t7l0yc's PItzo. 1to-I' 't II ?? ;'toas .ao, Stl rttylk1.totwtt IV gattra. 19- ?? ot'~e l ...

... CHESTER, August 12. At the sitting of the Court this morning the first of the nine indictments against thepersons concerned in the late riots at Stockport was preferred. The prisoners placed at the bar ?? Feeney, twenty-one, labourer ; Patrick O'Hara, thirty, tailor Roger M'Dermott, fifty, labourer; Michael M'Dermotl, twelve, throstle doffa; ThamaesMurphy, thirty, labourer; Thomas Garvey, ...

... C RICK ET. SLACK HEATH PROPRIETARY School v. Wellesley House School. This match was played at Lora's on Saturday last, and was won by the Wellesley House School inaone innings and nineteen runs:- WELLESLEY HOUSE SCHOOL. Riddling, I b w, b WhitingXI I T. Housley, b Goddard 7 Cooke, c Kean, b ditto man15 Lema, not out ?? I Lampson, b Goddard . 1 Murton, I b w, b Bolton S Latham, ran out ?? Byes ...

... Marylebone Club Matches. Monday, May 24, at Lord's (Epsom week)-M.C.C. and Ground agst the Gentlemen of the Manchester Club. Monday, May 31, at Lord's-Surrey and Sussex agst England. (Mr. Dark's Match.) Thursday, June 3, at Oxford-M.C.C. and Ground agst the University of Oxford. Monday, June 7, at Lord's (Ascot week)-M.C.C. and Ground agst the Surrey Club and Ground. Monday, June 14, at Lord's ...

... THE 1MIDLAND RtING. FIGHT FOtR To-Ai Oteow-Coo0E5 AGAINST MALPxs.-Mr. John Matthews, Bell Inn, Dale liid, Birmilghaln, has received 440, being the amount of stakes wihich are to be contended iar to-morrow (Monday) between Samuel Cooper and Benjllin Malpas, both of Dudley Port, Worcestershire. Tho n are to weigh before seven iii the morning, neither to exceed lost, anid the ground will be above ...

... GRA N A15,CaERY FETE AT Stonleigh Abbey. I Draw, merry archers, draw the bow. LADY OF THE LArKs. Or monday week Lord Leigh, who had entertained a large ?? durieng the Biraiirigham Musical Festival, gave a grand to osoeblritc fete in the grounds attached to hisabbatialresidence .t utligli, near Relsllvortll. Among rite company were the iEl; I t Aelesfrlod, Earl ond Countess Howe, Lady ...

... (From the Inverness Cowetr.) The fishing season for 1852 concluded on the 14th ult. It would really seem as if the gentle craft were at an end in Inverness, for throughout all this season, during which the river was in excellent order, scarcely a dozen salmon and grilse have been captured by the rod on the water let to anglers. The oldest and the best fisher on the Ness-Mr. Lowe, ?? only four ...

... YACHT RACE BETWEEN THE AMERICA I AND SWERIGE SCHOONERS. PORTSMOUTH, WEDNDBDAY. The match between the America and the Swedish yacht Sworige came off yesterday. It had been' postponed twice owing to the absence of suffioient wind, and would have again been put off yesterday had not the pasties be. come impatient of waiting. The start took place at about a quarter past eleven, from off Ryde Pier, ...

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