... MANCOHESTER RnACS. WEDNESDAY, MAY 21.-1he Wilton Stakes of 10 sovs. each, with aO added. Mile and quarter. Mr Buckley's ch g 'Traveller, by Tramp, out of Tiara, 6 yrs, 8st 13tb, 1; Ir l.a- cey's ch f Frantic, by Bellamite, 3 yrs, 6st II lb, 2,; Sir J. Bus.' well's b f Miss Margaret, by Actwon, 3 yrs, 6&t lib, 3; Mr T. Richardson's gr f Augusta, 4 yrs, 8st llb, 0; Mr Tomes's b g by Bedlamite- ...

... I SPORTING_I.t'ELLIGENCE. aUVNTING. Sir Ml. W. Ridleyj's Fox-hounds will mieet on Monday, November 5, at Belisay ; WVednesdali, 7, at Hartlaurn N'il. Iage; Friday, 9, at l'orsteland; Saturday, tO, at Needicss Halil, M~oor H-asea-elici day at haltf past ters o'clock. The Wylnpard and Duarhami Fox. horunds will meet on Monday Novenber , at Great Stainton ; Thursday, ti, Iat ?? Bridge; Saturdav, ...

... SUND1IRLaND RtACEI08 XVEDNESDIAY, SEiI. IS.-1he lemiber's Plate of 50 sovs. Heats, two miles. Mit P. Chirk's br Ih Swainby, 4 yrs, - 2 3 1 I Mr H. S. Thomipson's b g Mr Merryman, 6 yrs, 1 2 Y3 2 Mr Joblihg's bi f Inp, 4. yrs, - - 4. I 2 Y Dr. ClaTk's br in Elizabeth, 4 yrs, - 3 dr. |'he Hunters' Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 25 adided. Hents, two miles, Gentlemen riders. Bir Davison's b m ...

... HUNTING. Sir M. W. Ridley's Fox-hounds will meet on Mon. day, March 4, at Matfen P-ars; Wednesday, 6, at Ne. thOrwilton; Friday, 8, at Wallington ; Saturday, 9, at Oak Wood Gate-each day at half past ten o'clock. We are authorised to state, Sir M. W. Ridley's hounds will not hunt on Saturday, March 2. The Wynyard and Durham Fox-hounds will meet on Tuesday, March 5, at Buttetwick; Fridays 8, at ...

... CALDTTOq -- C ALEI)ONrA'Nf nlum, neRAOM3 ,,,SOr Tuzesday/, ,?ti ?? t i- e Cailed(uitan St. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs, eacl;, ?? Ilt) 0 added by tile Huit, for three years old col tis, 8r 211,, ind fillie] s Mt. lileand a half. ( nibs. Lord Eglin'oi's b f Buttediy, bly Lottery ?? Lye), I ; r AlMeiik- lain's brc Corryvei-illiIl, by Percy, 0; Alr Smitlh's b f larga- reltte, by Aetcaeoll,O; Lorid ...

... STOCRTON jjjkCMB. I ThU-11- A.- - 1. . itt(SIu8st-51 Atfij '22-PI'lr0dUC(e Stjki, of 25 sovs. each, h. ft. )Is . . ?? ; humlis, ?? ?? C. Mr I. Smiths bl. 1' by Jerry (Lye) I ; Mr T. Hilsol's br. c; by Agri'cola A Siveepqlakes of' 1( sovq. each. P. P.it25oyaedb J. Bowes, Lsq., I. ?? for all ae,5 'l lree ye ar osuO, for bst.y ?? ive.1b lide uaRit. ;s} ixt 9'b. *-:lbl ?? Mr . V' ?? c. Ihy Collurr ...

... SPORTING, INTELLIGENCE NEWCASTLE'RACES. : Tor Y aS aOLD P6ODUC STAZI.qUCQ Lord Eglinton's br. c- 'fy ,Vcloclpa'de', outtt of Quefen -_ ef c; ?? Middflton, out of Zillah (3b). Mr Heseltines. lb c by, Woriaby Baylock, out of Eliza ?? dam] ($Lb) f, (dejf1), iy Worlaby BDaYIoc8, out of flashing Harry's.4dm (Sib) . Mr Jaques's Comady, cpvered' by Tormboy-uo pro. duce . - *r * b :by Tomboy, .ut of ...

... I mW aASTMID Raclau. 838. The racea commenced on Monday last, and have be'n nu. merously attended every day during the week. Although the Stand did not presenttbe usual number of personages of distinc. tion, owing probably to many ofthe nteightoouring gentry being at the coronation; yet It r* F.perally filled, ast were also the three temporarg stands, wll viere erected for the accom. modation ...

... I Tattersalt's, Monday, July 22.-The betting this afternoon was dull, flat, and uninteresting, notwithstand- ing the near approach of Goodwood races. The only change worth alluding to was the Lord Mayor, who was backed rather freely at 5 to 1; the odds, however5 were otrered at the close. A decline is perceptible in Miss Eliza and Wee Willie. The Cup betting was so inde- filite, as to pufzle ...

... LIVBEfPOOL BPRING M3TIc' Itras rai c. SliV I1.-i'roitoce Stakes of, a(sivs. each, h. fiar thre;k'.r.(ild cedtl Sst 51b, fillies fist QIh; 3ib alloivedi, & ella reie d tutu a istaince. I subs. ) Sir T. Stanley's 1ch by 3ldcirei vii ldd aver. lie Dcrbv Stakes (i ej onvs. eachti, Ift, with SO added, for t; .sear-not cilh 9-t1. ?? lb; onils 111 iiand it dis- 'Li ?? Sr ?? StianIsCle 'he 11 igli ...

... I DO.. CA.STZ RACES CONCLUDED. WedaasdaaIq S., p. 2'2s,-Tiaa t IS aba, al Slaat7iao a `t - .vs. ea'a I, IS ftt., auid only 5 if dai'laarahl, &C.. ?? 25 wildedl. Thiei Pd ld Ise to vls e tlis staiak. t I si 11 at' IS' ?? den ala'alt'!d.) LoNd iI' s'illi;l1ia's ba. 1b. .Da1io0 , 1. '1r I' lodswaaa'ilh's cilk . f. ort ituoh, 6.-I S oi to 11 lt F tittildle. Wwo b av B lenagth. ' Swevpstalks ax fal ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, BTo-O1X-nvaoNRO5. THURSDA Y, Jusaat 31J-S~eepstakes of 25sov each, h'rr, for two-yr-olds. T Y C. (9 subs. )-%Ir Blake- loclk's b c Commodore, 8st S1b (Nicholson), I Lord Eg. linton's-b c by Liverpool, 8st Sib, 2 Mir l'ox'a br c Item, 8st filb, S. Sweepstakes of 10sov each, with 20 added for The second, for *hree years old eolts Ost 41b, fllies 8st. Nearly two miles. ,(S ...