... il Ii BETTING AT MANCHIESTERTUFBEDAY. The settling yesterday and to-slay engrossed the atnino the memnbersand passed of smoohy At b rsaa om fe ine tm n s wvere m ade o nl forthc mni e e t he o l n w f a Cup seing the introduction of a num e fh re o h h se to Tom. F r the Derby h o s sI o c e e D r i hand King T . The follow i g a e t e c o i g p c s ir- ito M ETROPOLITA N ~itH A N D ICA P. ...

... | The annual regatta of the Lancaster Rowing Club took place on the afternoon of Tuesday last. The day was of the most dreary and unconsfortable description; the watery eaitt poured forth his libations in no stinted measure, and it was not untiltheregattawasnearlyfinished that the rain ceased. The attendance was very thin, arnd no woeder, considerin~g the state of the weather; and the lack of ...

... - STOURBRIDGE MEETING.-MONDAY. Tile Prestvwood Stakes. Mr. Williams's Lucca della Robbia, 6st ?? ?? (Plumb) I Mr. Cliffs Sobieski, 3 yrs, 6st 121b ?? 2 Mr. J. Evans's Fanny Kaye, 3 yrs, 6st 9lb ?? Tite Stourhridge Stakes. Mr. Copeland's Thornhill, 3 yrs, 7Bt llb ?? (Plannb) I Mr. S. Williams's Scourge, 3 yrs, 6st lib ?? Mr. J. Turner's Misty Morn, 3 yrs, 7st 41b (iu. 51b extra). 3 The ...

... BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S.-TunRsDAY. The subscribers were engaged on the York settling, and they directed attention to very little other business during the early part of the afternoon. For the City and Suburban, Accurate was In most demand, and several investments were made on Production. Beacon was somewhat unsteady; after 6 to I had been taken he declined to 8 to I offered. Old Robert was ...

... BETTING AT MANCHEISTER..THURMDAY. For the Cesarewitch Stakes, 1,000 to 25 was taken and after- wards offered against Mr. Sykes and Vandermulin coupled, and 2,000 to 40 each was taken about Beacon and Zocave. Malacca was supported at 12 to one. No movement was made, either favourable or otherwise, with respect to Prioress or Roman Candile.. 100 to six continues to be offered against Happy Land, ...

... WRESTLING FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP, AND £50 A-SIDE, BETWUEN THOMAS LONOMXRE, OF BOWNESS, AND . I WILLIAM HAWKSWOUTH, OF SHAP. This long-looked for event came off at. Kendal, yester- day, in the Cricketer's Field, near the Railway Station, Longmire is a man apparently about 40 years of age. He is a thick-set, thick-necked, burly fellow, and appears to have strength at command; and considering the ...

... RA.WCLIFI'E PJOUGHIl MATCH. TI$!~a macr M As ?? ~tT LOPT.1 that IThis Otnual match in cnet. n4-' . ?? .- P.L Imme aai'lb to ?? tila weliffe ketember Frainees Calubar, t Place On We'4nesday in a Fleld on the iirvynn I ran Eal FrmOat lflwcli'~O8 The nsto~re of the soil and, the was not perhaps all that mifnt have beec desired for a pers, and eoCeipetition, its natturo hailng strong, tud st-oney ...

... I FOOTBALL UIATOHIS. PARKER-STREET 2-qD V. PARTs= Cnusran.-These two was, Clubs met on Saturday, on the ground of the latter at Conn Penwortham. The game resulted in a draw in favour of TE Parker-street by one touchdown to nil. -fI ](IRRHAM V. PEMBROIKI House SCHooL, LVTIAnO.- Legs This match was played at Lytham, an Saturday, and re- with sulted in a victory for Kirkham by seven goals and two ...

... PauNIRS v, V. CASrTLTON.-Playod at West Cliff on Saturday. Score:- lot. inns. Castleton. 2nd inne. EL Chadwick, b ?? 24 not eut ?? 3 R B Osborne, b Scott ?? 6 F Taylor, b Whitebead.. .. 9 not bot ?? 10 J Clegg, dt Leigh b Scott. . 22 a Woodhonae b Scott. . 13 W Leach, b Whitehead ?? 2 a A. Whitehead b Scott 1 A Molesaorth, b Whitohead 0 b Holltad ?? 13 W Standring, not ?? 2t b Hillbind ?? Jam. ...

... - - - BETTING AT MANCHIESTER.-TUEnsAY. The settling upon the Doncaster events was resnmed, but did not proceed so rapidly as many could have wished, and as regards betting upon future events, we have not for some time, upon a regular betting day, seen it so :dull. Backers of horses were alarmingly scarce, while on the other hand book-makers were excessively thick on the spot, and more than the ...

... I1' 'TSxG. : ' ..Slllag~ce ff S~v eabith 15added., Biron OurSalandfby lgo, lso ?? to I agstr Sprlg>on baek HM desr ?? nbrl - a lb (Snowdon) I Gameg Pullet and Qdd ?? beilitid.- Won etasly 103 1R on Cum, Relbrt Hand StaW8cp 0 0seach, with 50 added. .Mr Snewing~soestw;c'Y,Iyslt llb ?? Mr Baliad Pardnbarper, fayrs, 6at tIl. Gle Le, antmim, rety.Boy, Spee : th iPough,' Night Hawk, and Mary, also ...

... NEWCASTLE.UPON.TYNE MEETTNG.-Tuxsipy. Trial Stakes.-Stanton, I; Longshot, 2. Ten ran. Members Plate.-Red Eagle, I; Walklngham, 2. Fifteen ran. INortb Derby.-Wlldman, 1: Sir William, 2. Seven ran. SellingStakes.-Camnphor,,l-;Kaytou,2. Fourran. Tyro Stakes.-Sambo, 1; East Staney, 2. Seven ran. WEDNESDAY. Grad ?? Stakes.-Pfrdence, l; The Datehman, 2. Eight ran. Commercial Viaitors' Stakes. ...