... SPOI&TI NG. TATTERSALL'S.-ThursdIay was the last publficbetting (lay in London previous to the Doucaster races, which com- mence on Mond-ay next. Owing to the number of depar- tures the attendance was less numerous than on Monday, and the betting not so brisk. The Brother to St. Giles was in increased favour, 2 to I having been taken in the first instance, n(d 200 to 10 after; the last offers ...

... SPOTNNG IN5TELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S.-Thursday was the last publicbetting day in London previous to the Doncaster races, which com- mence on Monday next. Owing to the number of depar- tures the attendance was less numerous than on Monday, and the betting not so brisk. The Brother to St. Giles was in increased favour, 2 to 1 having been taken in the first instance, and 200 to 110 after;the last ...

... SPOBTI 1¶.%- TATTERSALL'S.-Thursday was the last public betting day in London previous to the Doncaster races, which com- mence on Monday next. Owing to the number of depar- tures the attendance was less numerous than on Monday, and the betting not so brisk. The Biother to St. Giles was in increasedl favour, 2 to I having been taken in the first instance, and 200 to 110 after; the last offers ...

... DONCASTER RACES.-TRURSDAY. Two Year Old Stakes of 20 Sovs. each. (34) Subs. Marquis of Westminster's c. ?? ?? Duke of Clevelanid's c. by Voltaire out of Matilda. .2 Mr. Skipsey's Slashing Harry ?? 3 Five others started. 1 (A'y- Three Year Old Stakes of 200 oS6440= 85eger Course. (14 Subs,) l io;> antm Mr. W. Scott's Scroggins ?? ?? Mr. Houlds..orths Destiny..2 Duke of Cleveland's c. by Langar ...

... 14PORTIN IVELLG1E ']DONCASTER'1VXCES. 'D.uNeso~sjn, TuTs1DA:Y a NIHTr-Niene -but those, who havie witne-sed it, can form an! idea of the exciteinent-dis. played at Doncaster on the Leger day; it differs essentially, from the-grand day at Epsom, -Awhere the visitors proceed ,at once toathe'course, nare distributed -over a -much larger surface, .and-do . nct oxhibit-that enthitsiasm5forfwhiob, ...

... DONCASTER RACES.-TifuRlDAY. Tswo Year Old Stakes of 20 Sovs. eacti. to/j ouuu. Marquis of Westminster's c. by Pantaloon ?? 1 Duke of Cleveland's c. by Voltaire out of Matilda .. 2 Mr. Skipsey's Slashing Harry ?? ?? 3 Five others started. Won easy. Three Year Old Stakes of 200 Sovs. each. Leger Course. (14 Subs.) Mr. W. Scott's Scroggins ?? ?? I Mr. Houldsworth's Destiny ?? ?? 2 Duke of ...

... ?PONITI-ING DONCASTER RACES. DONA.TETR, TUE5DAY NIGHT.-4None ~but those who have-witnessedait 'can forfi-an'idea of the'exditement'dis. played at Doncaster on theLegerday; it differs essentially from the grand day at Epsom, .where the visitors proceed at once to the course, are distributed over a much larger surface, 'aid 'do 'hct exhibit that efithusiatm 'for Which, 'at least in racing' ...

... SPORTING I1TEIJIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES. Do=cAsTrR, TUESDAY .NiGnT.-None but those whoiJ have witnessed it, can form an idea of the excitement dis- played at Doncaster on the Leger day; -it differs 'essentially from the grand day at Epsom, where the visitors proceed *at once to the course, are distributed over a much larger surface, and do nct exhibit that enthusiasm for which, at least in ...

... SFOETIG IWTIGmEwEc. DONCARTER.,BA.QW.S.. DONCA-.SZR,. Tunspav NiGaw.-None but. those who have~witnessed it, can form an idea of the excitement di8- played at 'Doncastar on ?? day-; 'it dlffhro- essentially- from the grand day at. Epsom, where the visiters: proceed, .at~once tothetcourse, are-distributed. over a much larger surface, and, do not exhjiit that enthusiasm for which, at, least in ...

... GRAND ROWTNG-MATCH. On t 'Tuesday one of the best-contested rowing- matches that has occurred during the season took place above birilge, for a wherry and other prizes. given by Messrs. James and Charles Goding the vell-known ale brewers, to celebrate the openingof their splendid new brewery in the Belvidere-road, Lamnbeth. Notwithstanding the coolness of the day, the water and the wharfs ...

... On Tuesday one of the best-contested rowing- matches that has occurred during the 'season took place above bridge, for a wherry and other prizes, given by Messrs. James and Charles Goding the well-known ale brewers, to celebrate the opening of their splendid new brewery in the Belvidere-road, Lambeth. Notwithstanding the coolness of the day, the water and the wharfs affording a view of the ...

... S1'ORTINGINTELLIGENCk. TAITERS4LV$-.TluitSDA`YT Three bets only were made; vIz.-9 to 1 agst. Lord Jersey's Brother, to. Bay Middletbn, to 501.; 1,000 to 25 ageg;. Mr. Osbaldeston's Pocket Hercules; and 500 even be. tweec Mr. Osbaldeston's Mahoietan (brother to Mussul- man) and Mr. Scott'% Misforitme (brother to Emigrant); s to 1: offered on the field; and 18 to 1 agst Dardaielles, take 20 tbh ...