... 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 ...

... SPORTDING DIWE3LUGjo . MoUNAy.-Thebusinesstr2nsatedta-daywBO aitd confined to the quotatlo nswe beloW. Trnvn9;Av.-Thebifeet tit W v~ the quotations do ritn oalc~l.50t 0 r rca aget Mountain Sylph ot o h w hua4 es a the only bet made fo hteet h olwn *teqo tationi for the other eet -.0 o2 ahaa otge Wallflower, Clartoss, ari Brother to gh, aehe oe i each ageot Glauce, MisA ,anMucefo ?? and offers ...

... FELuVnN OF' ALL EN-GLAND ?? TwvetFlTWfO OF SCOTLAND. The match ai cricket between the celebrated Eleven of all England. and Twenty-two of Scotland, which has been looked forward n p with so much interest by the lovers of the game, commenced on Spark's Ground on Monday, and terminated yesterday. Up to yesterday afternoon, when the match was brought somewhat suddenly to a close, the weather was ...

... J-parttag fatelligence. 3 Cal THE CHASE. DII Lie t Du The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet at Co ?? January 5 Dit Atou Hall ?? ?? Monday, January 7 Dit Oulton Park ?? .Wednesday, January 9 Cle a Vale Royal ?? -.Thursday. January 10 I 2oothe Obellsk ?? ?? Saturday, January 12 0 leeston ?? , ,onday, January 14 n Wrenbury ?? Wednesday, January 16 if Cholmondeley ?? Thursday, January 17 a Bavensmoor ...

... Tbc'gurf anb otber tporting j2dvs. TAT TTE RS AL LIs- oN D AY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 9 to I agst Lord Waterford's Sir John. 10 to I -- Mr.HaHrrison'sMeatth. 10 to It- MIrr. Lawsutl ?? Simple (take, 10 to I Mr. Hassall's jittrii. ,aem uto I Lord]SrhoesBl rp(ae freely) 14 to I r Vevers's Vainliope (takenf) e I8to I Mr. P'ovker'a Columbrine. 25 to Io- Lord Seltoe's Little Fanny. The abonve we ...

... ZbJe Zl!urf and other 'tPorting 41ebus, WARWICK RACES. TUESDAY, SEPT. 3. The FOAL STAKES of 10 eo0V each, with 25 added, for three year olds. Once round and a distance. Mr B. Austin's Migs Judy Macan, Sat 41b (Marson) 1 Mr E. R. Clark's The Old Commodore, 8sat ?? 2 The RACING (Selling) STAKES of 5 sove each, and 26 added for twY6 year olds and upwards Seven furlongs. ,Ir Edwards's Hind of the ...

... i ebte gurf anb otber portfng Bets. I YORK AUGUST MEETING. WFDNESDAY, AUG. 21. The DUNDAS STAKES of 15 save each, 10 ft, with 50 added; for tifee year aids 7st; four 8st 31h; five Bet 91ib; six and aged gst 121b. Stares antt geldings allowed 31b. One mile and a quarter. 4 subs. ?? Rolt'a Coillngwood, aged, 8st 121b .. (Flatsan) I Lord Zetland's Radulphaus, aged, 8st 91b ?? 2 The YORKSHIRE OAKS ...

... c ' ICK ET'I. sseaiAl l V. ('ARLTON. On the 12th and 13ti nist. l l turn imatch between the above places wit pla.yerI oil Mr. Knighton's ground, Heanor, antI, as will he scen by loolting lat tile scmre, lleanor was again victorious, with 10 wickets to go down. Thec howling aniid fielding of Ileanor was exceedingly good, that ol Mr. Burton paIticulltIrly so itt the seconl innings, but in those ...

... EPSOU RACES. These races commenced on Tuesday last, the sport on thatday attracting comparatively slight attention. On Wednesday, the great Derby (lay, the downs were visited by immense numbers of alt grades, the weather being singularly fine. The chief event of the day excited the usual interest, though it was evident that no superior animal was booked for the race, not less than three ...

... I MEETINGS TO COME.T Place. jadgle. Time of Meet. JANUARY. Newcastle, Northumberland .. Mr Miller .. 7,8 Penryhn(BanqerlOpen, Wales . 8.9 Hornby St Brough (Catterick),York..Mr M'George . 9, 10. 11 South LAncashire Club, Soutbport .,Mr Nightingale 10. 11 Cgledonian (Open), Lanarkshire, .- 10, . LyIham Now Club, Lancashire , .. .. - 17. I Glossop, LancAshire ...

... MATCHn 20.-Aylesbury. Maccun 2I-Grand Military, Wa~rsviel; (frjlr' MARCia 22.-Learnitigtou Grand Annual, wa-rwiwk ?? Fr ' et and secod, closed; third, Marh 21 MABCH 25.-Stourbridge Second Giand Annual (two) ?? Open Handicap closed. MaRCH 26 & 27.-Cheltenhain Grand Annual (four). First closed; second, March 21; third, closedi; fourth, March 26. MARCH 28.-Frilh Manor ?? ?? closed; second and ...

... LIVERPPOO L SPRING MEETXNG- I - ' Liverpool may now claim, the honour of being the first to open the Racing Season; for, although the Steeple Chase is the grand feature in the programme, we have the Spring Cup, and two or three other events, to give it the character of a regular Racing Meeting. It is not our intention to give anything in, the shape of Prtophetic Anticipations concerning the ...