... h?artfn? 3E,?teIUirenet. -- l I 37 1 005 ' 121 wover, FROSI OUR CORRI5PONDEN?.I ? 2 essed of Muncllufcr. Wednesday HWISL 20 2 arning, Several influentisla have already taken wing for the South 22 he c ...

... Manchester, ?? aiqht. The near approach of the day big with the fate of thousands causes every movement in the t ift markets to he interesting and acceptable to the pro- vinc ...

... Romommuxm ftortfug lEtatiffacurt. - S. BETTING AT MANCHESTER. Ic ,YMonsday. Hay-pyast one. e51 My ETROPOLITAN bTAKEOS. I r- 5 to I sgst Plattosicoer, ooff~ereod; takegto 1 ag st Cazu Ffernhii,; r i to ...

... ,ftorting IntelItfence. , [Fsaua OUR colealvloriDzUT. M THE CR3ARWITCH STAKE&. The field apt 3(10-oferd ~.THU DERBY. M 8 ?? Vert Tromp 5 le- - I Eplrsle S so -ICobwebo~lt 80- I pls-et m - 1 -Liberator s0o - - Biigbarn-taken11 40 - 1I-matincenttiousa11.taken 40-1 -Crozler-t~aken IV DONCASTER~ MEETING. S U' THURSDAY, Stptnmber 17. It The NORTH of ENGLAND PRODUCE STAKES of 50 Soya. Li each, to ft ...

... Lancashire, Thursday, November 4. —There is no improve ment whatever in the cotton trado in the neighbouring towns of Manchester. The stoppage of mills and working short time continues ...

... A. - till arpor q latelfintact. qI BETT'ING AT IMANCHESTER1. town, reepen tO wife of cii h. moogrsday, Hatof-pjast One, Ireidera witl r- The only blet Made rAt ito' fbII1a to-day were for tho first alms o f the valt heof the Nursery tat~sk, run for at Newnoorket to-mort~ow, vaz: placed until St_ on I gast Grief, arld 7 to agot fitrongbaw, both of whom wvarc ment for th edbacked to Smoallamli ...

... --- - Sparttua futelttacaceo EFROM OURe CORainnPOOSDaNrr, Manchester. Thusdrady, one o'clo. The departaarWefor Liverpool weoe so numearous onTesi. evening. that there wise not a member left to our eye, andenapty state yesterday above aned below stairs at the Post-sface Hta, The winner of the great race has been extensively backed a stoodat 10toIwhen the room broke up onTuesday. The ett4118 ...

... -W-- - - CHESTER RA013S. FtEST DAY, MONDAY. These raceg commenced this day. The following is a reaturni of tule rincing 'Tho TitrAn STAKES Of 15 Bovs. smeil, With 50 added by tile Stand Committee. Mr. Prike's hr g Captain ?? (M. Jonos) I M1r, Ogden's tsr a Harpurhoy ?? Mr. ?? Walioptt er c Vetmu ?? A PnHsnsreE SWSEPSTArcsS of 50 soav. s'si'l. Lord] I),rby'ri ch c Aei'onaut ?? (Lye)I Mfr. ...

... GREAT MATCH ITO GALOP FORTY TMILES IN Two Houlvs.-This was one of thlogreatest equestrian treats ever witnessed, And the' iakers of' iimce wore very heavy losers. Tho undertaking wis to plrford in saddle,' with a pony and. mare, forty miles'in two brinrs, and cattle to be changed but once. They weie' met well kiluhv in the sporting world who had indertaken this i xtrt6rdihsry itask, nnd money ...

... I T I ASCOT HEATH RACES. Tuesday, June 9. The TRUT, STAwES, of G sovs. each, with 50 added; 2-yr-olds, 4st. 41b.; 3-yrs, 7st. 41b.; 4-yrs, 8st. 71b.; 5-yrs, Oat.; G-yrs and aged, Oat. 31b. New Lile. (5 subs.) Mir. E. R. Clarl's the Conjuror, S yrs (Whitehouse) ?? 1 Sir J. Hawley's A-ia-mode, 5 yrs (F. Butler) ?? Lord Albemarle's Nell Cook, 3 yrs (Chapple) . 3 ?? race was between A-la-mode and ...

... LYTITSM COUR§1IEG IMEETING. The coursing meeting of the Ridgway and Union Clubs, took place at Lytham, on Wednesday and Thursday last, when there was excel- lent sport. The following 13 ite running;- THE CLIFTON CUP. Mir. Smith's Venus beat Mr. Coupe's Frisk, Mr. Eden's Emblem n Mr. iampson's Highflyer, Mr. Brandwood's Gambler ,, Mr. Eostron's Hawk, Mr. Craven's Kate ,, Mr. Bldgway's Romulus, ...

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