... t . 11 .Ap6rfln!j? Intelligence. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, OCT. 22. There was a very numerous attendance of subscribers at the room to-day, and a great disposition for business was manifested. Our list of tnotations indicate a proepect of the Cambridgeshire being a good betting race for round betters. Ilauca, the winnert of the Casarewitc, was backed at prices varying froms 30 to I to ...

... ,*Potting Intelligence. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, Nov. 2~2. No betting of interest was done at the room to-day, the leading susrbers being absent. This remark, however, only applies to those who are usually present. The feeling of the market ap-_ pears to be as We have hereafter quoted; and, as so little bus - hness was done, we are therefore compelled to furnish what is4 hereafter ...

... L _isportfno 31itelligence. rs *To the Editor of the Bxami-ner and Times, Sir,-In coneequence of the dissatisfaction felt by many at the placing of Cranberry first,for the Second Produce Stakes' at rr Liverpool, and as I stated in Saturday'o publication my doubts as of to its correetnes8, I have, for the benefit of your readers,-ob- )r tained the opinion of eeveral influential gentlemen in ...

... I Intelligence. . t I -- at'BETTING AT AlANOH4StEh-, FRIDAY, SEPT. 20. ly 'A very limited nnmbfpi' dipusobaaaibrs were present ?? )yOffice Hotel to day, ?? tilibei'f the majorty ethde.P ,d caster, and. in the way ci'busliness done, scarcf-ly a word need 'e said- We~tberafora quote the current prices taken, on thle eveqisl nTHE Dote4 STA{EO.- to 4 on Harrioitt--talten and. offe'sed, t, FARHLLS ...

... . BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuISDAY, Nov. 19. WARWICK HANDICAP. 7 to 2 agst Doubt-taken. ( 6 .. I .. Woodlark-offered. hol 3 6 .. 1 .. Chief Justice-offered freely. to 10 .. I .. Egret-taken. ( 11 .. I .. Cockermouth-offered, Be 12 1 Grief-offered, B.] 12 I Valentine-offered. He 12 1 .. Minium-taken. An 3 14 I 1 .. Clothworker-offered freely. an OPEN STEEPLE CHASE (WARWICK). 5 to l nget British ...

... Qiport.ing, Intelligence. CoumoxG.f- No return of the Ridgway Coursing Meeting, held at Lytham yesterday, hab come to hand. BETTING AT 'MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, NOV. 8. About a score of the usual frequenters mustered at the betting rooms to-day, but the progress made in regard of wagering upon the forthcoming Liverpool Autumn Meeting, or any event to, come, waa so dull and ineigniuieant, that it ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - ' i r [Continued from the 7th page.] a 3 I LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.-FRiAry. r The Liverpool St. Leger. Stakes of 25 sove. each, with 100 added. The second to receive 50 sovs. One milo and three-quarters. Mr. G. Watt's Chatterbox, by Magpie ?? - I Mr. Meiklam's The Italian, by Touchstone. 2 The Grand Stend Stakes of 10 sova. each, with 50 added, for three years old ...

... .+7 - . I11 . I iI I I -.1- ? .. - .1 - - I - I , . ?? a iti , ? BETTING, I AT MAN BETesATNCETETe5AFEB 12;18O.- Turzs: Veyfitlbonarwsdneuonyo h eventa eefe tidliwng'istof rics wll herfor beeollnint o sow he-ew reduced Van oeeer nwoteemnre-londol a~~. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. u-10 to -lages Osandier-offered.: tloerably era 1 I *.RIat-trap--offared.- and Noll ea 100 9i Sir Juhn-12 A Itaken ...

... Apotting Intelligence. ?? -- ?? ?? ?? r; BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, DEC. 3. es, WORCESTER STEEPLE CHASE. 16, 7 to 2 aget British Yeoman-offered. ith 1 . 2 . Mulligan-taken. 8 .. 1 .. Vain Hope-offered. es, 9 I .Maurice Daly-offered. i.; 9 I . Tipperary Boy-take 10 to 1. 3S 10 I Victim:-offered. Id- CHESTER CUP. sh 30 to I agat Rheaus-offered. at l C00 . I S Brother to Dongh-teken, l000 16 ...

... ?? -?,*Povtinq? Intelligence. i,.- - . ?? - r in g lme., tces mrwy ,ley, ads Ited mcs, t to- that irt. I in Mr. the ions best )rib, s in ied-, Tbl ite was cort tie the I -b y o it la the ging wer ohn end ate; iber -but were reral Foor-~ y re- il:65 n t tile isar ,win cod ate;r twern hotp TI AT NCIESTER, Va t, ia-Auo. 0., : . LEAMINGlTON- STARES (WARWICK). 4 to eaget Topbana-9 to 2 taken. ?? . ...

... ,%porting ltelli ence. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUXSIDL, OcTOBER 29. CAMBRIDGESH1IRE STAKES. 4 to I agst Landgrave-9 to 2 taken. 7 .I. 1 , King of Oude-8 to I taken freely..: 9 I ,, Italian-offered. 10 .. I .. Loadatone-offered. 'Y 12 .. I .. Trouneer-taken fieely ' 100 8 Miss Ann-taken and offered. 100 8 . Bordeaux-15 to I taken freely. - 20 ,. I .. Landseer-taken. ' 100 S 3 Essedaris -offered. ...

... D JD _ At least one-half the pleasure of all out-door enjoyments and uTs. is de~pendenit upon the weather, which on Wednesday last rout proved highly aulspicious. The concourse of spectators on mar11 - each side the Irwell was consequently very large, and their wort cheerful countenances appeared even more cloudless than -Iii the sky itself. The time appointed for the first race was Thiai one ...