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... I 13ETTING AT TATTERSALL'b. l MONDAY. The betting Was extremely dull this afternoon, tbe Handicap speculators evidently reserving all further investments until the appearance of the entries for the monsire engagements. Although a great number of horses are priced for the Chester Cup, the investments were only in small sums, excepting DOuRhI and John Cosser. No animal was backed witb sufficient ...
... PED ESTRIA NIS SM. MATCHES TO COME. JANUARY. 7.-Jesse Smith and G. Warwick, 200 yards, B sots a side. 7.-H. Stainsby (of Heaorr), and W. Hick (of Swadlincot0e? half a mile, 13 SoYs a side. B.-Bull and Blond, one mile, 20 soV5 a side. O.-C. Ferguson and F. Dean, to walk tea miles, the latter to have half a minute Mtart. h4.-W. Taylor, alias Pettle (of Oldham), and T. Foxcroft (of Manchester), ...
... EPSOm SPRING MEETING. Nominations orthe M2rTROPLsTArsRNDCP Retail, 4 yrs Peejp-u-dayBuyg5r Fernhill, 5 yia Cnterley, 4 yrs Seaman, 3 yrS Bacchanalian 5 yrs Mounseeri 4 yrs f Dough, o5 yes f ackbiter,J5 yri Etlerslie, 5 yin Vampyre,6 yes Champion, 4 y|s Vetux, 4 yra I Quirer, 4 yrs Leptdus, 4 yrs renus, 4 y rs Borneo, 4 yrs Valentire 3 3rs Eithiron, 4 yrn Chveerful, 4 yes Midila, 4 pins ...
... BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FRIDAY. L1VEIroo1. STEEPLE CRASE.-1000 to 60 nest Knight of Gwynne (20 to 1 token to 501.); 800 to 28 eanh agst Chan- dler, Vain Elope, Fanny Grey, Rat-Trap, Victim, and Agita- tion ; 560 to 60 agst Lord Waterford's two ; offers to take 30 to 1 about Shinrone. CHESTER Cup-1000 to 20 agst Malton, and 1000 to 5 agst Lady Sliperior were the only bets on this event. Nothiag ...
... SPOB TN6. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1850. Noaminations for the LIVERPOOL CU-t-weights in April. John cfTuam, 3 yrs Loo, 3 yrs Windbechgratz, 3 yes Cockermoutlh, i yes St. John, 3 yrs Chantrev, 4 yre Cosrack, 6 yrs Melody, 4 yre Laedy Godiva, 3 yre Idle Boy, 5 5 r Wild Rose, 4 yre Backbiter, 5 yra Ccouriri, 4 yrs Legerdemain, 4 yes Champion, 4 yra John Cooser, 5 yrs Canezou, 4 ...
... HUNTMIG APPOINTMENTS East Kent hounds, Friday, Ber ha etreety-hput 10. 5Carabridgeahire hoiunds, FridAy, Childerlay-ga.te-11 past 10, Sorayeset Sie cription hounds, this day, Willett IN4l IFriday, Raleigh's Cros.-ha~lfpast 10. Mr Powell's hourida, this day, Plough gand Harrow; a Friday, Llandisalo-10 . ! a Son0 Qut hou ds, this day, Siaod In; Fidsay, Wce aGkfrtw. U Liliy hounds, FrIde, ...
... ,SeploR2res. TATTERSALLts-YESTERDAY. A fair amount of budbte, weeAa aw ?? 1CUP at the -prices quoted, the obief -Lnvestniugt ?? LesatualOW, MOnIeaee, 41nd the Bamoeea Gigue w 9 aon ri; 1.5 , t and 1000 to 10 wa, takenp (t er.) sbt tClarlsa. The I ffers aat John Cossar g d Lady Ev&y; did n:t .zxfad -10 to 1-60 to, I would have beer, taken Abou Ieither. Alm Outlay of about 600t, oil ...
... SPORTING INTELLJGENCE, TATTERSALL'S, MONDAY. A fair amount of business was transacted on the Chester Cup at the prices quoted, the chief investmentw being on Lismabago, Mourseer, and The Baroness ; Glauco was also in demaud and 1000 to 10 was taken several times about Clarissa. The offers agaibst John Cosmer and Lady Evelyn did not exceed 40 to l; 50 to 1 would have been taken about either. An ...
... v, r , ? -; .1 - ? , . t , ,c ?, ?? ?jt yAft-r. 1? NOMINATIONS FOR THE CHESIER CUP. ?? . ?? ' 'R1 Lvcl', ?? 4 yri ?? st4 .tti;t'be1 ?? yrs - ti~toi iclia i. , ~) ittc-a ?? y15 Goii: gewtd ?? . mott u~ e ?? yi nvc~'tmt ?? E t~ III by You'u1;a-Whli4n 35 New IForeet Doer ?? , elti ?? 4 yr; 1 tff20r Green ?? Ic-- -b- al gI ?? Y ,r ?? ?? Or.t-uilvan ?? y t-ocp u' Day y li I,- 6 r ?? 4 yr5 ...
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... 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 ...
... I SPORTiNG INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE EASTER ?? com- mittee met on Wed jesday evening, at the hou.r of the secretary, the Globe inn, Clayton-street West. There was a good muster, snd the spirited manre(riii which the members present entered into tbo busint-s which eallcd thlem together, promised vrcll f.vr the seiion ol 15.Ahrer going thlrough the various itemvs .f l~pen- diture fl ~ ~ ~ ~ itrs f ...