CORN-MAR[E'r-NTARCH 8. We have had moderatesupplies of English WHEAT duringthe week, which meet a fair sale amongst the Millers at very steady prices. A few runs only are left on hand this morning, which are held at pre. vious rates; hut the trade is slow, having rather an indif

LYTHAM OPEN MEETINC, MOND.AY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 5, & 6. STRWA0DS-A. Graham, A. Sharp, J. King, W. C. Chew, and B. B. Robinson, Esqrs. The GnxST CLIFTON CUP, 5 10s. each. Mr Chew's w & f d Leader beat Mr Bake's w & f d Birdeatcher Ur King's w & be d Vanish .. Mr La

The March sessions of the Central Criminal Court corn- menced on Monday morning before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Sheriffs, the Recorder, Mr. Alderman Farneombe, and other civic authorities. When the names of those sum- moned on the Grand Jury were called over, several g

HOUSE OF LORDS MONDAY.-Their Lordships met at five ?? bills were brought up from the Commons.-The Earl of Radnor wished to know whether it was the intention of Government to bring in any measure founded onl the report of the Secret Comn- mittee on the Post-office. The Dluke of 1

What a glorious sequel to the invisible agency at Bright()" and to the unaccountable explusion at Brighton, has been tihe visible and tangible realisaiion of another little HOpe "H t Country at WVindsor In spite of the prevision of the ?? Mr. Murray, and his sleepers awakened at

On Monday the Queen and the Royal infants took exercise in the Palace gardens, and the Prince visited and inspected t e old chapel of the Savoy Palace. On Tuesday Prince Albert presided at a meeting of the Con. missioners of Fine Arts. After the meeting his Royal h ness went to

WRESTLING &c. PATTannAxLa SPOaRT.-These sports comme cdo1 day week. The first event was a spirited aotund rsdesl. sovs, to contend for which ten fine-loeing ane race fos came in as follows :-Mr. Ritson's (Of N allals start ds Mr. Hodgson's (of Braithwaite) Gaylass, 2 -w)uRattler

e At the West Sussex Quarter Sessions, held at Petworth on Saturday, the Duke of Richmond Lroughit forward a singular charge against a man named Hack, who had for nearly fifteen years past filled the office of paid constable for the parish of Washington and the adjoining parishe

Ti- SPORTMrAN'S GAZETTEI EDITED BY 'fVATES." ANSWEtS TO CORRESPONDENTS. %MET~eONx.vS-Hating aluthenticated his signature to us, of the N5,ter dated 11th ijst., we no longer hesitate to say, that he charges Sberryn, the pedestrian, late competitor of Badcoek, and a perpetual chali

I FRICHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE DOVER RAILWAY, On Wednesday morning, about one o'clock. a most frightful and fatal accident occurred :on the Dover Railway, near the Bricklayers' Arms Station, Old Kent-road, by which one man, named Robert Buckley, an engine-driver, was killed on the s