... c0 January 1#48. 1847. Arbroath and Forfar . . 22 .174 £234 o ilhli1e71P&,rL2n;cushiire;arId CheslrJ. e3 S 37 481 Dub~linant Ovogh (la 20. 648 ..tt3 iDlblin and igatwr . 2 . 219C Le Duildlee PelthDamlrbeieeD Jutictiou 22 738 East Anglian . . .22 7438 .. Eastern Counties 23 . .100.5 9038 . East Laucashire . 2 .. 034 512 ...

... ,svortilly lat4lignitt. - - ----- I- --1 I CURR.4.GI SEPTEMBER MEETING. TurSDAY, SBrT. 2. The Trial Stakes, of Ten Sovereigns each (half forfeit) wit], Twventy-five Sovereigns added. The second borse to receive back his stnile.-Roya] Course. Lord Miltown's Cinnamon . .. I Lord Sligo's DaMxon . . -P.¢. Mr. rKelly's Cuckoo .. 3 Two palid forfeit. ' The Anglesen Stakes of Ten Sovereigesicach.-An ...

... sportiln f nteIligente. TURF APPOINTMENTS. AuGUST.-Egham, Stourbridge, and Yarmouth, 27th.- Pontefract, Aberystwyth, Northampton and Wey- mouth, 28th. SBPTEASIEn.-Warwick, 3rd.-Western Meeting Dor- chester and Rochester, 4th.-Licbfield, 10th.-Abing- don and Leicester, 11th.-and on the 16th. the ball is opened at Doncaster: stewards, Lord Kelburne and Sir R.W. Bulkeley.Gloucester and Wenlock, ...

... TURF APPOINTMENTS. MAY . Newmnarket Sec. Spring.. .12 Manchester .. r Liverpool Spring. 14 Stockton ..22.. York..19Epnom .. 27 Newton 41 Buxton .It Ascot .10.. I::: Bath.. 2.5 Liverpool.I Cheltenham.. Newmarket .. 71 Stamfrdil.16 AUGUST. York.. 0 1 Wolverhampton .. t.1 Worcester . 1:,:51 Stourbridge.. 25 ...

... Reporting Ynitelligence. MANCH]ESTERt, MONIDAY EvExINo. On Satiurday the silbsciription room was one of tboa lest attended since the fresh ' rules and regulations were made. However, - there was not so much disposition for business as might have been expected. Several evonts wore complimented by a bIief 1,2 notice, osid thou nearly all vanished. This, however, was not tho I, ca3o in the ...

... a. oytilig Enuffigellfc. -..I -v . - ,, I 1. I ?. , I . ? ? CWVIti'UTTi£ vTUi,isK.t's}I. YFpitilS r'.Xarl. MANCl.JIES 2'ERI, '1irldrzy ihgth. 'To borrow the latigrage of the ?? of the chase, ve may ay, Gonc .away1 gone awLay, to the sports and pashmei of lU. Thus far, then, hove we breathed intb anotlher year without filding Anzy dikspontioin given to sheW; i'the:earnest pack f; tor fir ...

... SPOR1TING. - .- - - - - - - - - - - ing .llA N C HES rER-- Fl n, -A Y E1V itN ING, PI try The die will be Cast in live days mere, and a Ivide realm ef so. her vide reality' hate paused before the public eye, and Itheresult d t. 3ss- the Choester Clip be, pureb uice, thie wonder of te roillien. rsre St ted vtous, hewover, to giving thU lkitost prices, we maly Observe thit M the result of the ...

... ,5potting 111telliqvire. Oats Aranelheater,', ieedary. WI ait- Before the. SunI sets to-neivrowtho hearts of till interested fin the ,,e at gres~t norrthern race will have ceased to penit, and A wide reslins of o i'wercishty' will have hurst forth upon coufltleso thousel)ds, are 1) ofand the fate of tens of thoutsandis lie sait at rest; yes, the resuilt of oier otfl I'ramo Doeneslter St. ...

... and Co.'. Office, 13, Exchange Building# at • 1300 BALES CHINAjIAW For catalogues and particulars apnflrto thdVMbliers MR. LLALO\ E is instructed by the Assurnces of Mr. Thomas Taplin Cooke, bankrupt, to SELL BY Piccadilly, Manchester, at six o'clock in the evening all that the TEMPORARY BUILDING, the property of Mr. Thomas Taplin Cooke, bankrupt, known as the AmpWtheatre, situate in ...

... I -- 'Sparting Ilitellfaence. MANCHESTER, Friday Night. Whilst all the world and his wife are whirlingthe night away at the theatre of festival, joy, and happiness, it must be ourfancy to dress up afewofthechoppings and changes that have shot over the bcttings on the great event that is irrevicably doomed to come off on Tuesday afternoon next. Then will Doncaster present a blaze of ...

... %porttnity __tfetlle. AIANCHESTER, FaIDAxNIciTr. LIVERPOOL JULY Cup,-It is scarcely possible to give the betting upon this race correctly,- tre excitemedt being so great, oceasioned by an, nmptecedenited'nlmberi' of break-downs followvingeaclh other in rapid iuccession. On Saturday, 'and up t'M rndAy' evening, a' strong dis- position was manifest to biet agaipst'lMs.' On Tiemdity- Black ...

... -I~ povtilW E nttltgence. N1ANCHESrER, Fridaus Evening, Dec. 5. The chief businegs transacted on the Epsom events since we were launched into the Christmas month of 1840 will be foisnd to brina up the rear of our present ?? open weather continues to favour the footstens of the coursing wrcrld, and %se find the numbers of the long.established Rigtnvvay Club hatl on Wednesday and following dy ...