... Ise.) ire to SPOkr'lNG INTELLIGENCE. been 'hlicli -(Cariiiarred from, 1(Ac 71/i pkage.) valve BETTINT AT MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, JAN. 4. Iliert ?? betting was solely devoted to the Liverpool SteepleClraeso as below quoted, for which The Knight of' Gwyano was intro- tives duced as tho leading favouirie, anil backed for between £70 or ; but, 8U0 at 20 to I, the laver at the close only olffririg 1 ...

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... APorting Intelligence, : - BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, JAN. 22, 1850. b The Chester Cup betting sinee Friday last has been of a much , heavier description than hitherto, Rtowland and The Flea haying caused great animation to the business, the latter being intro.f duced on Saturday last, at 2,000 to 20, end the former at 1,000 to 0 15, and both were backed to win large stakea upwarde from ...

... z?-, -?P#Hn I te ligence. prortL ?? ' ' DETTIN( AT MiANCHESTER'Fit, FrID.Y, JA. II. 'E \m. ' ' A v~eryisatill miaber of the sulbsibers ntssembiled at the lroom to :in to-day,,aipd the hb neas operations ware oil too limnited a salo ' to 1n 5CI*reuiXu1lone thahiahe iboloivingquotationjs :- -. h e .. . . C. IV PO O F ITT E PLECf HA S al' O';3 to' 7igst Rat~rit-p-tak~e 100to i.l shl .~ ,Cavle ...

... ?V ?t?pqlt' lttelliqcllcc.? ? TlGe'ATiR & ( o 1 JA N.01 to ?? arid 1' of The'Clmstej . 1 'lxemunglst larfto &Ireir tollu ?? : JIii] SRtr' (tyldeati Ong, bto forJ' Ill1 l e, adirbulo Ithe fllcewirig las ; o'2 Mdss ?? roo ol'ard tay;ts ?? iiicid .{ - .: ..ct to-. 7 ger t~ epodtrap- o7offered anl Sn-.;alO..ftil RROUlt. ILwll ?? glilioreu II( pruns ili ?? Ou wir * i t ' (i f p..* 0*- t il) Blt ...

... ?hXl If - .. . I- I- ?? ?? ?, ?? I . } tuie6was extreniai)y1lat, th~oiilj hzorses mniciempnu'ueinzg i - lfoltikuer~and 'The Niggdr'for1 the Derby, 3nd-Doegh.Si dJohn;t. f. ibssp'li fdi bCheiter-Cip. The M&p_ opoltenTandiC8P ad' et,$ ?? were mOsF y i.scores and p25IC5 . * 00 ?? , 'HESTE I CUP. r Lord ?? '.'Mr2Mifr h )tuonbntk~ everal.time5.. 0 ?? ~ ~ ~ ?? ~~~cc - -- 50 1 Sir R. ot 25P ti ...

... ?, ?? . ?? n, BETIN9,TAN CUES-TE1j, FAIeAy,.JAMe 25J ~~ 'T 1he bujiiitlie eulciptou room, to-dii s1,o 1'little obseevtb~ ?? to~~~ i'iolt64o r few smal ?? pen' `Li~4rpoblVS~ei66I1 Cfh'sio'.7at dr'a~ t t; titins, aind toi a ?? Zu(1&Vu ?? loC) 1010 o0IT Uglam ~ tfee .Cheite'*Cn~; 8 rthov l nktiefotte Ill') tio 10' ab'out J~o1'itihaft.'.,,XeStrdaY tqtsy'pt e mffre importOn40'W' 10'etsYI `vdfl ...

... MtR. CABLYTLE ON THE NEGRO RACE. he I Mr. CkRTLYTL8 deserves well of his country for mucht that lie has written, especially for his inculcation of E ro-the dignity of labour, and the respect due to every SI ,ht honest and independently minded man. To labourt ral honestly, according to ability, is part of the code by 2 of which the blessings of C.KRLYLE'S gospel are to Aisbe secured. W5ith ...