... I I ?bportfng? Intelligelue. 1r; -I -Al he BETTING-AT, MACHESTER,-F~iATio. Ice With'the exception of 1,000, toll5 being taken abouatAstrdlogna, di! ,to fnod 100 to 10 ahout Wentworth (both for the Derby), not a betwas Ut, )le laid-, although Offers were numerous, as will be seen from the fol. yn a~d lowing quotatiane -H lid DERIBY. H 11 to I 'esest'rBowee's Flyf-by-Night-offierod. P 10 ?? ...

... .%vorttits Ui E LINCOLN SPRING MEETING-ToEbDAY. q Thi Trial 8talsa of 5 sove. each, with 25 added; three-yeer.olda, 0 . 7t. 41D; four, 8-t. 1011s; five, 9st 41b; six and aged, Ust. 711. a ig Penaltieaendaliowances. Onenmile. 9saub. at 6 II Mr J. Parker' Tame Deor, 3 yrs ?? Io'dlhmin 1 es 7 0 Mr T. Parr's Fisherman, 3 yra ?? E. Foster 2 o of 7 0 Mr William's Gatheroole, 3 yrs ?? Bates 3 d al e ...

... 5?portfng Riltellf2mce. BETTING AT MANCJESTER.-FRiAny. n Although there was a moderats attendance at the Post-ofiee or Hotel to day, and numerous offera to do buSiness, notbitg of m* st torial importance transpired. 200 to 60 was laid agailat Fly-by- y a Night for the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, 17 to 2 was offred ny on thee iild for the Derby, and more than 20 to I could not be oh- of tabled ...

... *prtfitt Intelligena. ; MANCHESTER MEETING. In WEDNESDAY. Ce -stewards, Farl Chesterfeied. Sir H. de Trafford, Eartb . EL'adwek e.,and T. Marry Baq Mr. Richard Johnson, of York, Jud-go e and andiappr.. ~r.J. Ba~ke, clerk of the comase.J ~on The only apparent drawback to the succiess of this meeting In th6 was the weather, which, inc the morning, had- a very auspiciousfi ,at appearance, the sky ...

... r Av- .OnWednesday next, I PLEOJipo will name the probable winner of the Nottingham Handicap; and remar ks upon the 7 Liverpool results.-. . . 7' POST-OFFICE HOTEL.' 7Z FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IL. -No betting. All the members absent. We] 200 BETTING AT MANCHESTER. . A blank day. -. M~AIMSTONE 1AE.-3NsnVJUYh Lor 7 ?? ?? ?? II Lady Blanche ?? . 2 Penelope ?? Lady Vernon ?? Auchinleck . Maidatone ...

... .Sporting 3Entelligenre, .d- BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDmY, Nov. 12. to The absentees were so numerous, in consequence ofthe meet- ing at Liverpool, that the room to-day was very scantily attended. We have therefore merely to. return a list of the prices current, simply stating a very limited amount of business was done. WARWICK HANDICAP. G to I agst Doubt-take 7 to 1. CHESTER CUP, 18.1. ...

... ? BETTING AT THiE POST OFFiCE HOTEL. been a TUESDAY, JUN s 22. at the The business this morning turned chiefly on the Northumber- ,t,, land Plate. Yaeterday Stilton was backed for £200 at 6 to 4, The talkers being andious to go on-to-daY 5 to 4 was the highest odde land E obtainable; Caracara and Colsterdale svere supported at 7 to I basin each for eaall t na: nothing else mentioned. Poodle is ...

... ayorting 3Intelligence. - BETING AT MANCHESA oRM, FrDAY, NofEl.X.iw . 16. THE SEFTON HANDICAP, AT LIVERPOOL. Y 2 to 1 agst Damvon's lot-tk. and aft. ?? 5 2 - Mantle-3 to I taken freely. 0 I .. Dart-tk.anidaft. offd. 20 10 Alp and Priestess-talken. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CH1ASE. 7 to I agst Knight ofGwylynuo-S to I Lk. freely. Y.I . oulng-un-olfered. r8 1 Wolverhaumpton-offered. 10.. 1 .. Preoceed ...

... I I spartfit - ?? BETTING AT THE BUSH INN. TuEs: P OT. 20, 1562. The Cambridgeshire Stakes were the a31 absorbing topic with the fewv that had not gone to N.ewmrket; but as the result of the race will be known long before thcse remarks appear in print, an accont of the business done would be neither important nor in. t teresting. We may, however, aey that Babette and Azael were nearly equal ...

... $59ovWxg Kilteltignue. --- ------------------- ------------------- --- . --- BETTING AT TElE POST-OFF0ICE HOTEL. Ti FesnaY MORNING, MAY 30. To All the principal epeculators having taken their departuor for the Surrey Dovne, beLting was limited, and to smallamounts, nnd chiefly conitned to tao events to be decided there to.day. The J. only pencitling we saW On the Derby were- T. 0 to ...

... ortilyfg J intcIIgeltce. ---- . . . .. .. BTINGf AT MANcr:ESjTE.-Fu1D~y Although the bookmaters in this market have nearly, too manm , D discharged their liabilities on the Coearowitoh Stakes, the oet- F tling intto the poit of perftion. The L tingi not by any moins up totr mc esned to.day by snppoeed defelcations were, however, moth lessndtodyb one of the ...

... ----------- L- '21--ortiliff Intelligence. , , 6 . I ------ . .u ley .. . . . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . .. . . . of BETTING AT' MANOHESTER.-TutEsDAY. .iThe Cosarewitchl StdekeeWere the on~ly event canediupon to, ajr. day, the recalL a! which willi be foond below. r e' NEWMARKEI' SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. ng MIONDAY. B, Match: ...