... SPORTI NG. 'iv bel 5, '51 1101 fin rWI [in lal ril 0.- 0 ac illc 110 so na te. ea ael itp) Ien et Dill, 0r1 tlI 'ra bre] lb rer ,0o ilrri ie OF. he 011 ne ssi (II tll, l) he I, tikl, l tt itII 1) hi 'ft* Iae! t(O ell, r'h, 1it let 1Wi. te 015 ity rut to ort act Ae to ;he gs Idl to ig se In of at. 31 es la is a. IS 0. at it te q. q- e. it be THES DERIMI 1- 0 ~tt, I agst Corssack-5..0 takrrn. If ...

... ?? 'Ne 'Stirr, 7? ?T I ? I 1. a t , a r gurf# 'r, 1, ?? ?? Friday J~Enflltli/r Juy It my be remembered that. en FIdyseroiltwooe4 ear iilletter wrills oibserving tht''ieealO.C weersay St. 1tosritt most sets se Say sot. WIelt, we wereC rlesent to lire rif Scott-for fte%% threeyer-l that sworutd aceom ru-l tie tsk. e Iateonly en turf record ore, t'te o t tlrreei ear.oild heario~g thast o sttt ...

... *vOrtilta Iflitelliffence. The King of Prulssia hsas purchuase tho, two celobrated, race-horses Our Nell and Crucruif1i. AAMatch for 100 sove. ware run onl Liverpool ?? course, on Saturday lat, between Doeslayer, ridden by Mr. Brother. tn, anti Jack, riddenbyMr. WRIAY anl weh a te the former. The distance waS two mi les. ni steh POOT RACE.-On Tuesdaya match cais ie off' at beaterloo between ...

... -SPORT-ING. 'MANCHESTEI..TARIOA ?? been Wadle; closing ?? Tulock 4 o 1agstlago, 6 to 1 agst Tib. .CHESTR CIJP'(Mav th). e oesrneatrton ilb on ic we set the figures 1to Iagst Beat Dower, 6 ya'e. 5at 1211). lit 1 1 - wema,4 yrs. Bet 916. - 4toI1 Weatberbit, 4 yrs'. 7st B11D. a 20 to I, 'tolish, tyvrs. 7st 20 ?? Batrns, 6 ytra. Bet 5ib. - 25 to 1 - Vitulat, 6 yra. 6a.4 26, to I Pedometer, 6 yrs. ...

... ,. -..1 ?? - - 1- . S PO ItTIN G. ?? .- sq. AIANCHESTER-rRIDAY EVENING. Oil To divell upoll the fluctuatiorts and engagemnents made, at the ere early part of the week, upon the frrrthlioimg Carnbridgeshirte Oil, Stokes, would, we think,, be tedioris to the reader. We shimil, ,Ir. therefore, col'fine ourselves to some of the pencillixigs yesterday, ub- closing with the latest prices-ever looked ...

... por?u§ J?hte1[?ehce. NOTES. ON: THE TURF. MANCHESTER, Friday Evening f DONCASTER MEETING, NEXT 'WEEK. The dostofceri St. eger of 1845 istan unusually imysm tical affair. Public runiingi aid theuinfluence of hsioln cable stables have been so fatdcisive in their effeets, that no ess than twentyr hrses have been inthe betting within the last few weeks. It cannot, however, be a matter of great ...

... 8 PO R IN G. MTANCIIESTERt-FJasnAv Evaxw.N N Instead of' the che~ering rctmm of sprting, to give bloom to th~e sports of another racing season, over t i e frir-farner heath of New. - moarket, we inl Lancashire here, as wyoll ats in Yorkshire and Otis. shie, avecop deteda rtur ofa vryold-fashiloned~ winte be ant tht i ful rgor. he eaterho ever, seldom checks ise h trueBriishspotsmn, ad t th ...

... ce MANOHESIEIt, FRIDAY. f 3e Vot y Lowr of the subscribers hove rotarnled froml E3psoml yet fe there was a fuir aonmtlt of business trausaceted oa the Oaks to- fe duy. The betting, howeverr was confined entirely to this eventz se whiioh allone occupied the attenltion of tbose poresent. tlhe fol-1 ce lowinlg trver thle currout prlices olt lthe close of bu siness: IU OAES.-I to I agst Gleuac ...

... I *Pqting Entelligma. ?? A=NCHESTER, Friday ighit.. The banks of the Dee will next week be the arena of contention for the various valuable prizes of far-famed Chester races. The stewardship is in the hands of two gentlemen (Sir John Gerard and the Honourable T. P. Lloyd) whom, by their personal attendance, &c., can- not fail to draw a rich show of fashionable patricians and a very large ...

... 1 ? ?,S-Jjartillq flite(Hylift. A., voars toll oin, vii )litre Nw lll-il overaet titotlii'mkavtt i l oh ?? did ntot, esab te'ia'ihr t 1111owri'alliv ii 'owsi ii taiouillv: it that arkivtritatfio :ttd f~asltI- jionahl'i huen whut ott ti-irtfi'e otaii'.Oui' gave to this Latctishlilvi ?? ?? t'mint v jolotintie ]rte at Ittie IuItI'I[I the worl LI's i'iiilta tid fir' fI veiitv !ive veal.S To -day ...

... ew'E.Partiliff Elitelligenlre. 3Ia-tNCEST tFRIDA ?? RNC, Sjm.?26. Well, in this race week we have had inde,'l the wveep ihg willow at MNeten, uhich has greatly reduced the attend- ance, and stopped any thing like pleasure. This has been to be regretted, as the inaprovements on the course ore very considerable, and show a strong desire on Mr. Le'gh's part to advance still this (in fin ...

... sporting Entelligruce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Nov. 11. The Chester Cup absorbed the attentiion of speculators more than any of the other events forLhcoming, and extended over a long list of horses: the investments, however, were by no means extensive, and upon the fortheomiog Steeple Chase at Liverpool next to no business was in progress. Three horses for the latter event were hacked ...