... SPORTING INTELLIGF.NCE, ' -- -- -- - ?? ?? ?? K, X- four TATTERSALL'S. Mims There was a very numerous muster on Monday of the most each respectable supporters of the Turf, and business, perticularly i by towards the close, was very brisk. The only alterations worth s8ity I noticing are those which relate to a few of the middling and out. Up- side horses. Pedlar and Antlope are rising; ...

... W G -NJ .-ELL IGE N CE. rat tire of the B BETTING AT-'['ATTERSALL'S. th the The attendance, on .1 orday, was both numnero sand epectable as. A and the betting tolerably heavy. Maineluke has becotnedecidedl' rration, the first favourite, at 7 to 2, at which he left off. Granby close' ructive at 4 to 1, at which odds he was backed to a considerable amoun lug out in the early yart of the day; at ...

... CRIOR'r-T rl:tA.Tdfl. I - [oil. On Monday, Tuesday, Wedn, till week, the return M1atch at Cri ress Nottingbham and 6leven of the Shef lich was played OU the ground ilnear Ne the been excited ; betting in favout lapt crowd attended, and the players ba iced menced soon after twelve o'clock the ?? utmost harnmony and g8 ent, the afternoon amongst the playe ha- dispute arose as to the manner, in ...