... lbportin _q KuttIligeart. NIAZ'CHESTERR.-Tusdayo evening. THE CHESTER TRADES' CUiP. The numerous public and private Christmas parties have, In a very considerable iniasure, i'educed thle attendance at the usual houses of meeting, for speculation on Turf business. The unpre- ceented number of layers roundl onl the ovents to be d ecidcd on thc thav ofay,t and the 3rd and 5th of the following ...

... 4ft' ,.portitig nt I ?? ?? - ?? - - MI ANCIigSTE R. Friday Evening, Jan. ?? In every age and in every clime time rolls on at the same rapid course; thus have no passed over the dying embers of another year, and been launched into a new one. We can- not, however, say with the poet- Loud blows the north-cast wind, with frost and snow. No, the opening of 1&40 did not give Manchester tem- ...

... Q? Iligrnre. 'Porting. -lutt I - MAY' cHESTER, Friday Evening, Jan. 10. art thou, frost? and whence are thy keen stores Derived, thou secret, all invading power, Wthorn even ih' illusive fluid cannot fly ? Well, wvc leave this sharp point to modern philosophere, and proceed to observe that the meeting at Southport (the leading prizes awarded as stated by us last Friday night) ter- miauehi ...

... &Z-Parting EntfIligence. CHESTER RACES. 1840. Earl of EGLINTON an;1J. SMIT}I BARRY, ESq., Stewards. The TItADESM EN'S PLATE of 200 sovs. in specie. added to a 1Pandicap ?? of 20 sovs. eacI; 10, SoVs. forfeit. andI 3 5;vS. forfeit only if declared on or before the Ist of February. st. l b 9 o Mr. J. Henderson nanmes hr h Lanercost, S yrs 9 6 Ir. W. R. Ramusayvs bl h Tl-e Ooetor. 6 yrs 5k SIr. I ...

... hpcrtifrg Intel fntutt. NA ACHR8TER.-7aeday evening. TEE CHESEREX THADES' CUP. ar of Either owing to the boisterous weather, or the near teto thesh wh: thV 11 ~ ~~r h Me P et' mewa e t to nothing OCO~llshed this a at NvUeP Doen, nor ?Aaaaumh life since been pe~rceptible in the bettt.: all The Cheshire Baroet's harw (Cowboy) with lt Gib.,and is fu-few wil e? ed' n fraction the figures attached. ...

... cptotint EJnhtellfgme. ,1 CN0CHESTER, Friday Evening, January *24. Notwitlistanding the equinoetial-like gales of the week, arnd bavl-sor.es rolled in rise d uhtlinc storm, the Coor-ers have not relaxed their buoyant steps, for we trace several private da'v, and the two public ones of the Union Club at Southport, on Tuesday last and following morning. The diversion cnjewed was ...

... ?? - ?? -on tfyo, iattiliatum'' wife ?? .5iAXCJSTEX.I. ejodayoV wnig.- at T TIZB. OHESTER TRADES' CUP. - ' e Much excitement appears to existt, as5 .anr s tie probable e seeptanes and rlupals of the Chester Trade,' Cup, and eveis .n hour, as we approaoh thd time when these mu t be decred, wll K rbrng changes in the odft The following are TIS ODbS, r P. - it Inoto ll agpt. SirThomas SW'ai ...

... O porting Inteltigcne. A1 xCUESTER, Friday Evening, January 31. The attention of many of our speculators has been turned to the great Coursing Mecting on the princely domain of his Grace the Duke of Devonshire. We give the two leading prizes, and can state that upon no occrasion have we wit- nessed so much harmony and true British feeling as what glided before our eye last evening. The ...

... &acrting iutetligtttct. e M~fANCHESTER-jTuadaj eling. THE CHESTER TRADES' CUP. We last week stated that the approaching great coursing meet' ing at Chatswvorth drew the atteation of many of the turf gentle mcn; trx continuation we may observe. that the departures during Lt the day have been unpreoedently numerous, embracing not only is te n u or the club, but also a tugc number of the i- most ...

... - Portihng Inteltlgence4; MANCHESTER, Friday Evening, February 7. We bog to congratulate our friends on the banks of the Dee on the prospect of a rno't brilliant start for their Trad's' Cup. The arce'ptances exceed all former years and arc cer- tain to furni-h the provincial markets with some heavy and extensive speculations. We prefix the prices of the evening. Offers this morning to take the ...

... . . - ?? -- ?? ?? -, ?? p. Apartingr inteltiffence. --=21 In V., ~.w's.M,-zI4e v: Dr IN v Pt DUNCHURCH STEEPLE-CHASE. fc le ?? .n The above-named steeple'chase took place near the town of tl a Dunohureh, on Tuesday ae'nnight. There was a very large a- 0. of seibltge, including the principal noblemen and gentlemen of pI I. Lelcesterab ire and Northamptonshire. The distancoewasagood o0 ly four ...

... C?-'ftparfillq r-litelligenfe. I - - ILANCHtESTEIt. Friday Evening, February 21. The Coorsin; cenileptinn hav(e hal a bloig pall.' We find they had some brilliant oport at GiMbirttt in F, iday la t. The hartms ran pit tularly Sr ng, and th e toas verrar i ed ad- mirably. The -ten ardkS (1bvssrs. Macheil, B Pohinsoa, Hargreaves. and Hbison) wire in happy cite to exatent ecirt to mhe meting Mr ...