... i : PEDESTR-ANISM. I MATCHES TO COME. SEPTEMBER. 2.-T. Kearney (of Leeds) and J. Whitehead, alias Clark (of Oldham), 160 yards, e25 a side, Bellevue, the latter to have one yard start. 2.-B. Badger (of Wolverhampton) and T. Lee (of Middleton), half a mile, 25 a side, at Sheffield. ?? and J. Hale (of Dudley Port), quarter of a mile, lale to have five yards start, 5 a side. 2.-T. Lee (of ...

... BETTXNG AT TATTERSALL7S. MONDAY. The betting on the Ascot events was of amost limited description, and had it not been for the Iodp and down movements with two or three horses, end the reprehen sible trickery respecting one animal (to whinich we have alluded elsewhere), the speculations would have been devoid of interest. For the Stakes Vanpyre was un- questionably The Lion at 4 to I, it ...

... I THE MARYLEBONE CLUB MATCHES. Monday, July 15, at Lord's-North agst South. Thursday, July 18, at Vmcent-square-M.C.C. agst Present Gentlemen of Westminster. Saturday, July 20, at Harrow M-C.C. ?? Present Harro- vians. Monday, July 22, at Lord's-Gentlemen agst Players. Monday, July29 (GootlwNoocl week), at Lord's- Oldagst Young (two Elevens of England, to be chosen from Gentlemen and Players ...

... 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 ...

... SDORTING ILNTLLUG&NOZ MONDxAY.-Business was extremely flat, the only horees ito demsand being Veltigeur and the N igger for the Darby, and ,Dough and JebohCeseier or the Chester Cup. The Metropdli- ?? ad LveroolSteplchae btswere meotly in aceee nd onis. 0 t I achage Van HpeVengeaunc, Petr Smpl, Rt~m, ad Kigh ?? ' and 25 to I qustatiene are merely nem, ando. MONDAY. TEuns:OAY. Peop-o'day-bey. 1 ...

... NEWMA31ARE'T SECO)N'D SPRING MEETING. T'UESDAY. liANICAP of' 10 sovs.,1 ,yr-olds. Sir J. Gerard's Jcst, rode by Bartholomew, beat two others. SWEE'S'rTAREs of 10 sovs. each. Mr. Watson's Nineveoh, rode by Sharp, beat Lord Exctcr's Visite. MLrcA t of 100 sovs., hc. f. Duke of Bedford's Mlahratta, rode by Butler, beat Mr. Raimsbottomn's Jole. 501. for S yr-olds. llr. Tlhomlas's Rloyal lHart, ...

... MONDAY. The betting to-day, notwithstanding there was a good attendance of subscribers, was anything but brisk, specu- lation on the principal spring events being remarkably dull. Sorse little business was done on ihe Liverpool Steeple Chase, for which Meath came with a rush a heavy commission springing oiin .froma 30 was topoffr t te inih.Maria Day wvas also in demand, 3000 to 100 being taken ...

... 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. ...

... SPORTING 11TBLLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-TUESDAY. GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKrES.-5 to 1 agst Mark Tapley, 5 to 1 agst Strongbohw 5 to l agst Minimum (take 6 to 1), 8 to 1 agst The Castle (taken), 10 to 1 agst Uriel (offers to take), 10 te 1 agsc CChampion, 15 to 1 agst Baroness, ST. LEOEIR.-6 to 5 agst Voltigeur (taken), 5 to 1 agst Pitsford, 6 to 1 agst Windisehgratz (taken), 7 to 1 agst Bee- ...

... SPORTIlVG lVI'ELLIGE'NCB. to n, TATTERSALL'S-TiluR5sAy. n Owing to the lslencecofa considerable number oft-i subscribers at the Frith Manor Steeple Chase, the business tratsacted this le afternoon was very moderate. It wan noticeabic, however, for tbe le high favour in which Osteriry, Mousecer, Malratta, Belus (who, it ,o is now said, has never been amniss or lost a day's work), Prestige, e, ...

... SPORTIZVG INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING AP'OINTMENTS. The Brighton barriers waeet onl Moniday nt Patchanm, on Wedlles- day at Thunders Barrow, aind oil Friday at Dyke, at a quarter to eleveii 'l'he Brookside harriers ineet onl Monday at Newinarket Hill, ind oll Thursday at T'elscolh TNT'yc, at half-past ten. The 2rawley and Horshain lhounds meet onl Monday at Ilolm- bush Lodge, o ll Wcdnosda at ...