... fENTRIES FOR THlE LIVERPOOL CUP. ?? Great W3estIeln, 4 yrtN, Egle~os llutiie1, 4 yes ; Lugar, 3 yea; Alogador, S yes IlDaltotali Chief, 3 yrs ; Chorecuil, 4 yes ; Priim- res'e, 4 yes ; Sunitysal 4 yes; tingliley, '3 yes ;The Swallow, S iTS ; jitti Meot, y is I~i 'fle Charley, 4 yes ;Blucohee, 4 yes Dough, 4 yes I- Ileesle, 4 yr-i ; B~oundtless, 3 yes ; C thy Vuleaii, out o1f .laiisleld Lass 3 ...

... SPORTING INTELLlTYBCE. NEWMARKET CHAMPION COURSING MEETING. TnuRaSDAr.-Four-mile Stables. All-agedaStakes. Second Ties.-Aminia beat Hotspur, Magician beat Am-I-to-Win, Brnuble beatRocket, Roulettebeat Doron. The Puppy Stakes. Sacond Tics-Loconsotive beat Anticipation, Approbation beat Rex, Turquoise beat Bumaper, Wicked Eye beat Tristraln. The Extning Puppy Stakes. First Ties.-Fair Toes beat ...

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... IEN'. FIT OF YoUNG GAS.-Youtir Gas took his ieuefit yes- terday, burt tile attendance of the Fancy was by no means so numerouS as was expected ; indeed, the frequency of these el. hibitions at the present day, is calculated to diminish their attraction, and disappoint the hopes of those who regard them as a source of prrt'fit. The setting. to, although not first-rate, wllS good, and gdve ...

... NEWMARKET SPRING COURSING MEETING. NEWMARKtET, TUESDAY APTERNOON.-The Nobility and Gentlemneni, Members of tie February Coursing Meeting, have assembled jo great force and, as the weather is favourable, and the niumber of dors here great, good sport is anticipated. His Grace the Dake of Gordon, the Earl of Stradbrooke, and most of the Merl)bers, are now on the Field, which is nume- rours At ...

... LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1831. The acceptances for the Tradesmen's Cup (value upwards of a thousand pounds), are the most numerous ever known for a si- milar prize. They consist of the following 46 horses:- Lord Derby's Felt, 5 yrs. 8st 121b ; Mr. - Clifton's Frlde, aged, 8st 121b; Lord Longford's Sir Hercules, 5 yrs. 8st bib ; Sir J. Gerard's Sarah, aged, 8st 101b; -Mr. Beardsworth's ...

... SPORTING IN7ELLIGBNCE,. BETTING AT 1AN CHESTREIFt-FainAY. DlE RBY. 81 to I ngit A llritish Yeoman 4)) to I nast Slrikol (taken) 2k tI I -- WVIlesour 40 ti I Amnorlno (taken) 22 to I - Murat hO to I - Ilacidrop (taken) 40 to I - Nerw'con..t (taken) OAKS. s to I gest Mlario Day 20 to I agat TLura filly 10 to I - Woe P2t 22 to - Testatrix 1I to I - Telty I COURSING. SiTRroTrANt Dl;;STINO, Diac. I ...

... SPORTIN(G INTELLIGENCE. CIIES t.lTFR RAULs (ecOiiCded). III FRiJJ.Y.-TlIIe Wirral Stokles of`0 tOVs _ach, with 50 added; for two cw t yrs old list 1211bt nad three vrs old list, titares, &C., 1lloawed 31ibs.; seeatttd to siles stake. Ilalf-a-nile. 4 subs. t n Mr. St ustyln's lttitttrillt 3 yrs .I.. (Msrlow) I ut Coplsi Hllanrcouri's Sir Attftrtllno, yrs .' 2 I ...

... SPORTING INTBZLLIGBNCB. WRl/.ttf Iq.- Ed - x - - c . __- NEWCASTLE.OIN-TYNE RAOES, horii)Ax.-The Craven Stakel of 10 5o0s each, with 20 added; for three years, 7st; four, Sit 21b; five, Sot lib; six and aged, 0st; mares esnd geldings allowed Bib winners of £100, 41bi extra of two or more, 71h extra; second sayes llis stake. One mile. o 6ubs. Mir. Jolnstone's Charles XlI., aged . ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGBNCE. NEW51ARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. Additional particulars of Wednesday's races:- First Race.-Clarence and Harum Scarum laid in front together till about 50 or 60 yards from the Judge's chair, swhere the Vexation filly came from their heels to their heads; Clarence was beaten In two or three strides, but Harum Scarum lasted till within two or three strokes of home, when the 2 ...

... TATTF.RSAUI.'S-YEsTnSitAY. Thellbettingwas confinei tothefollowingrate:- i CL.EARWVE LL STAKES, pp. jTuesday teit,. 2 to I agst 2ir. Wreford's Free Will taken S to I - Mr. Grerille's Preserve taken 7 to I - Sir Mlark Wood's lot (tabean'. 250 to 25 - Mir. Sawerby's Colistantia take. 400 to 25 - Ar. GrevilIr'sMeller 'taken). a0 to 25 on Air. Greville agast Constanitis taken. EPSOM OCTOBIER ...

... SPORIGA INTA'LLIG.BNCE. TATTERtSALL'S. The betting yesterday afternoon ringed overaconsiderable number of haorsee, and was not unlnoporitant In its effects onl the odds against ?? riaiclpail favotriltes. Cameleon was backed for stuall sirms at Iti snd ISto 1, but wos so feebly supported on the whole that lie receded to 20 to 1. The Rosalile colt was In genetal reqrrest, and a trllett was got ...