... SPUSTING INTEuLLIGENCE 7MossaAY.-A fair arnmaut of business was transacted on the Chester Cup at the Prices quoted, the chief investments being on Lesmabago, Memneeer, and the Bareness;- Glaues was also fin demand, and 1,000 to 10 was taken aeveral times about Cla- rissa. The aoffre against John Co~seer and Lady Evelyn did not exceed 40 to 1-50 to I would have been taken about either. 1,000 to ...

... sporting Inteiligence. id BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuasuRS, Doc. 17. Bo The attention of the Subscribers who were present at the rom waa chiefly eonfined to the forthcoming championslip of Eng. ce laud, between Tipton Slasher and Paddock. In reprd of general 'it betting, the only quotation returnablce is 1,000 to tO being takes IC abont Harricot for the Chester Cap. For the Derby the only g ...

... . I ? - I- I -, i;? 1? .. ispor I' nqi,! nttiligentt..:,, 'CE TuESD~A, J |The Ginsvenor Stakes ',drfll .vseach,'b; ftw ith 30 added ., ?? j a uate *ine saler's d lartholomew, 1 S1r w WShe 2 ,S a.,atting f 7 ?? o . li : er iidetheinhele 102 i 'of the runnuing fol nabout a y On w en zounand want r to 2 e' M, randdelcatedhimeasily by3abot alegt. Nutweighd or 1 T.et Palattibe 'Stakes' df. sofalj. ...

... Tbe Zurf aubi otjjr 5portUti gefs. ,j NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. e MONDAY, APRIL 29. SWEEPSTAKES of 60 sous eachB hs fl, for three year olds. D.N. t TThree subs. Mr Stevens's The Knight of Gwvynne, 8st 7lb(Marlow) I Duke of Richinorid's Hiarum Scarua.i st 121b ?? 2 HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 soya each, h ft. if declared, &c., for three year old. and upwards. T'Y.C. Eight subs, t three of ...

... IM-looklingr -, S ( O T RACES. t TUESsAY, JUxe 11. Tle TRTAr, STAIES of 5 sov cachi, vith 50 added. ?ewv mile. I Mlr. W. Stebbing's Flatcatcher ?? 1 c Duke of Rutlanid's Nine ?? 2 Major Mlartyn's Blondette ?? 3 SWvEsTAEes of 50 80sov each, h ft. Threc-quarters of a nfie. c Lord Chesterfield's Brother to Drakelow ?? . Mr. Grevillc's Gievra ?? 2 Lord Stanley's Olympian ?? 3 The AsCOT DiRBY ...

... soIE -T. ALL EqIuGuAND-.SPRNG MATKESn. The All England Eleven commence their Cricket season with the following Spring matches. It will be seen by the subjoined list, and the places likely to be visited, that they have a good deal of work cut out for them. Tuesday, April 30, at Carlisle-The Eleven of Eng- land against Twenty-two of Carlisle and district. Monday, May 6, at Edinburgh.-The Eleven ...

... SPORTI.N-(J. ISTELLIGENCE. + TATTERSALL'S-MOONDAY. The betting on evelntst btol line off pri' r ?? i .;n ; us to refer to a. chauge itt the positiotis of the tot, idii.1 for the Two TIhousanid Guilleas stake; Pit fool as t I sf ow, having been deprived oftlie 'lttIlliertill IIV 1'flit.'. - whom aI large suit teals lahi ?? at I to 2, 2t ,adCt .f .erity lettII g, if not itn II ca t Ia' ?? ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGBNCE. WOLVERHAMPTON RACES. TU'ESDAY (toNtL.UD05).-Tho Borough Members' Plate of £60. 0-teats, one nubl-and-half. Mr. Baylis's Coiscyiithis, 0 yrs ?? (Cheswas) 0 11 Mr. Fowi-er's Cosachia, 6 y ?? 12 21 I M~r. Price's sister to Legislator, 3 yr31 ..3 ?? 0 00 ti Mr. Giles's Gaffer Green, ?? 00 C4 Mr.oi' ailitr'5 b us by Jereed, d by Cadlisud, S ?? 0d0tr n Mr. Jones's Flirt, 4 3's ...

... WTILD SPORTS IN ALGERIA. -r M. Jules Gerardi the well-known lion killer of Algeria, has just sent the following account of a recent exploit to the editor of the Journal des Chasseszrs.- ma I knew of a large old lion in the Smauls country and be- took myself in that direction. On arriving I heard that he was in the Bonarit near Batnah. My tent was not yet pitched at the foot of the mountain ...

... . ,Sporting IntcWynce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Aa'L 16. The betting throughout the day was solely upon the Newmarket Handicap, for which the fluctuations were too numerous to moen- tion minutely, and would be of no utility to repeat, as the ratce is already decided; the closing prices, however, averaged as below. quoted. Cheerful, who was yesterday supported freely at 3 to 1, receded ...

... MAN'CHESTER & SALFORD REGATTA. | ' Hi A M An ,A,11 A C + A r As n A > at I Fun r;1 ;A n + so n _ ?? sal, The Manchester and Salford tenth annual regatta corm ii the menced on Monday last, there having been, as usual, a fl O 1. grand, procession of all the contesting boats on the previous I ian Saturdav. When the boating club was formed which origi. s ens nated 'this interesting and popular ...

... ?. 1, ?Ppotti'4? 3?61!iqpcc;: - ? , ?? . ?? ?? - ~ - - A- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - % BETTING AT MANCHESTER, FiDAY,-SEPT.-13'. A very scanty attendaince of sub~eribers was presentat the -room todey; and aithongh upon the eve of the St. Leger, sqarcplv eay betting thereon was.iin progrees: Voltigeur,'howevsr, wao consiilerably advanced in favour, and wouldl have beena.117, ported for a good ...