... 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 ...

... f ~ SPORTING INEL I GETCER. h. THIE GREAT DONCASTER ST. LEGER,.NOIto Tt,. 'wThe entry In London and at Newmnarket closed GI y D- light as follows L inv LOedCliesterfield's cihfller~fsjesty,bylleloclpsiie,nfitto NI ?? ?? Major Hancock's b c, by Poults, damn (foaled In id8i) by ai to out nf cabben.~ ~ ~ ~ ~~lt f 11,b Lord Llehfield'a llas ~ ~ ~ ~ ut f ?? Duke f Rihmon'S cby Cmelout ?? ne, e. ...

... I ?? DONCASTER ST. LEGER. Our list of the entries (in Saturday's paper) included the whole of the South and the North country ones up to eight o'clock at night- subsequent to that hour the following horaes wee narneJ at York: afr. S. Fox's hi c Draco, by Defence, d by Whalebone. Mr. Watts's b f Madame Pelerine, by Velocipede, out of Balelne. fr. Cully' ch c Pomfret, by Langer. b e Dimber, dam ...

... I TATFEItSALL'5-YisSTflAT. DSERBY. Below are the names of the only horses mentioned yesterday; from our quotation of the odds (the highest offered) against them, It will be gathered that Silents, Curtius, Ibrahim, and Luck's All, .are looking up. Bualness, however, is so flat at this saeson, that most of the favouritet are only nomisnally In the betting ;-Closlng offers - 8 to I agt Lord ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE DONCASTER MEETING, 1835. ST. LEGER STAKEES-TUESDAY. Lord Eglinlon's br f Butterfly, by Lottery, out of Arabc:la Mr. Jobhnsni's chl c Jupiter, by Langar-Proserpine Duke o&C'cvelaud's cby leienomn-Pueelle, by Muley Lord Kelburue's b c Ly Jerry-Purity, by Octavian Mr. J. Smith's b c by Meninun-Chorister's dam Mr. J. Smith's ch c Doubtful, by Muley-Bequest Lord Derby's cl c ...

... YORK SPRING DIEETING-I&i5. The Shorts.-Sweepstalies of 50 sovo each, Ih ft; last mile. Mr. T. 0. Powlett's b e, by ?? dam ; Duliee of Leeds's ch c, byActfeon, out of Gin i MAr. DM. Foulls's br c De Itons Ur. Davis's eb c Budget; Mr. Gnlly's b e 1)irnler Dam. Sweepstakes of :O sovs each, 16 ft, for two year lds * ?? DIuke of Clevelaud's ch c, by Largar, out of Matilda ; Lord Kel. burne's b c, ...

... t'-portilly llWRITTEN EXCLL5SIVCLY FOIL THIS ?? . .ll~~ANiClES'c'ER, ~i-iday LVigjt. As the mighty engine of eleetioscering pover has, during the past few days, rollsd over the streets of Manche ter, it cansuit create surprise when we state that our sporting rooms have exhibited the bustle of a contest-assuredly warmed by the higls-ulried gossip of the father of politics and by Nvould be ...

... SPOR7TNG INTELLIGENCE. TATTEtRSA.LL'S. YRSTRRDAV. A tolerible foll attendance but little or no betting. Sil~ean de. Ained a polit: the avcrae;',e odds ollered hgaltnit him having reached 9 to 1, and in one ir nt.o,e as inkoch as 10 to I twls 1id; a elighta aI. Vance Ii eiop oldlile and luminary tere the only other changes. Cloolog prices: ? to I nget Lord Jersey's Silentle. 11, to I - luke ?? ...

... LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, I1iS. NOMINATIO NaS. Sweepstakes of 2° sovs each, pp. and 30 added, for 2-yr.olds. Lord Derby's ch f Glee, by Langar, out of l:Iphrosia. Sir J. Boswell's b) c Silvio, by Jerry, out of Decision, Mr. R. Allanson's ch f Vulture, by Langar, out of Kite. lion E. Mostyn's 1, e Tom Shipman, by'reniars, out of Pruvlaa. lion. T. 0. Powlett's b f Own Sister to Francisca. I ?? br ...

... SPORT7NG INTELLIGENCE. WALTHAM ABIiBEY S'l~j'EEI'E-CfACF.. This event, which for somle weeks has' been on thre tapig, cace'. yesterday cifternoon, in lice ireseicee of anr icninnerui coliccurs' - spectators, and afflrdedec exce'llenct sport. The four miles Of wc Icc selected commenced at a field h.?lonc1'icg to Air. (tingle, near rpp ,~ church, continsced (over a tine and wocccwhcat bitly ...

... of LIVERPOOL CRAVEN MlIEETING.-ENTRIES. Frai' DAY.-Derby Stakes of 20 sova each, and 20 added, for 3.yr- ie Lord Derby'sVerbena-Sir R. Bulkeky's b c Torraldo-Mr. AMos. n tya's b c Peter Simple. n The Trade Cup of 100 sovs, with 100 in specie, added to a Handicap of 20 sovseach, &c. ie Lord Derby's Amarath, s years m Lord Stanley's Speculator Sir J. Boswell's General Chasad, 4 years IS -| ?? ...

... NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, I; tS. Free Handicap (to accept the 25;th lnstalnt). . MOzNoDAV.-Seepstakesof IO0 eacli, h ft. R.M. 0 Nonsense, 5 yrs 9st 6ib Little Cassino, 5 yrs, Sst Cletirwell, 6 yrs, 9st Cactus, yris, Sst lMarpessa, 5 yrs, Dst Achilles, aged, 7st 1311h Prince Llewellyn,lSyrs,Sst 101b Sensitive (iyrs, 7st l2'lb Lochinvar, aged, dst bib Moor-hen, 5 yrs, 7st 121b Baleine, 5 ...