... spart-ting BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, T Toronir, OCT. 12,1852 Erra The rooms this morning were crowded to excess, and the bet. F tiug almost exclusively confined to the Ceenrewitcha, the quota- thonel on whbich would nowy be superfluous. The Cembridgeshire received a small share ofaettenrtion at prices as under:- Mr CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. Mr 10, to. 1 eget Lord Bruce's Knight of the ...

... sporting Entelligruce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Nov. 11. The Chester Cup absorbed the attentiion of speculators more than any of the other events forLhcoming, and extended over a long list of horses: the investments, however, were by no means extensive, and upon the fortheomiog Steeple Chase at Liverpool next to no business was in progress. Three horses for the latter event were hacked ...

... 1. 6 CH7ESTER SPRING MEETING, 1802. TUESDAY, MAT 4Tm. Si The Grosvenor Stakes of 10 save, each. hn. ft. with3oadded; three,. yearlds, fist. Sib'; four, 8ist. 6115; five, gat. jibl; six and aged, got. 3t11; a witnneruat any one time of 630 syae clear (exoeptiug T bandicaps) to carry .5Th extra: mareis and geldings allowed 315. Grosvenotr Course, about a mile and a quarter. 9 subs. 8 ?? named ...

... Ot wr. fegitrr. id SPORTING INTELLIGENCE le . .. ?? ?? d [ontinued from the 7t page.; I rs TuI CRICKET MATCII AT LIVERPOOL.-Thn match was resumed re this moruing (Tu esday), All ESnglaD d ti uishing their first innings. r The following IY the score-A. Iynn, Esq. b Combor,53, 3 t, Coesar c Comber, b Crosland, 0; *V. Caffyn o Wilcox, b Comber, le 15; G.ParroEllis,b Crosland 8; T. Boxc Ellis, b ...

... BETTING AT MA.NCHESTER.-FRroAY. 0n The rooms were indifferently alttnded to-day, and very little betting s took place.-Minos, Omer Paeha, Hopeless Star, and Teddeeley were I all firm at their quotations for the Liverpool Steeple Cahse, while l's Blaok Swan, Dangerous, Harry Lorrequer, and Frrectrader were quite Hr irlendlees. The betting upon this race is now getting very! limited, and shows ...

... I . , . z~wwfe. ?? ,. ?? . nd - ~~C13E-ST¶It ErT~G MjEETING.. !ns FRIDAY.- 11- The Eaton Stakes of 10 revs. each, IL. ft. with 30 added; tbree-yesiz.- an ohs, Re. 7t41b-; four, 8st. i11b.- Penalties. and allowances. Grosvenor - he Course. ahe Idr Saxon's Princeco Royal, 3 yrs ?? over; Handicali Stakes of 5 cove. each, with 30 added, The smeond to receire. anf 10 nova, out of the g a1;eo Seven ...

... . p. . . ETIN ?? ?? . ?? 64iife to: bet' g gai not ~~horses f or the, Chestei Cup wr ?? butr ouh rascin wor fewli, and, 01agabtwen.t 8 toi wa offre, against Lamingt, od9to1U.*S ?? Sovereign.. W tol w ould hiave been takren about Mr. In dman. -Ia ofoe. repees~werefr or reades to the -. Quotations, at. l ebs Lsatolngtou . ?? s to Iloffered' ?? ?? Rosabel * ?? lettered :.8 2 .. Hopkins tolnesbr ...

... ARKET CRAVEN MRETTNfl--ATh sic Es d XE WMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.-TVIONDAY. he The Craven Stakee of 10 soya, each, with 50 added, for tlfres-year-elds TI Oat. 0Th; four, 8eV. 4Th; five, Oat. 11Th; six and aged, Sat. 5Th. The winnor to be sold for 600 coys. unless OThextra besanied. AF. 4scsbs. 8 13 Mr V. King's Placrow, 0 ?? Day 1 f- 6 6 Mr Meilisla's Huntington. 3 ?? 2 I *8 4 Mr Brown's Plyaway, ...

... 17 #01oviluo Su f NOTTDNGH&A1. JULMY tETlIG. I TUEBDA - The Sher1otdaidiap oiS 6 ?? each witb 40 added oertain wnersextra. Gentlemen riders;professionai 61; extra. 16 subs. One mile and aquarter. . - - ' 8 10' Nr.Dawsona rL Stowe3rse'. ?? ?? rle ]n 9 12 Mr Brown' Pactolus, 4 yrs ?? W. Bevill 2 9 12 -Mr Bates's Lazy Las,G yr ?? .Mr Bdwards 3 8 6 Mr Jaob's Attraction,3 in ?? . M.r G. S. Thorpe ...

... : nsA N o~tu Arn. betweeso ?? bn BA Clbs Ws plaed du oground. of he batter.,~h ~sl a ?? first, ma -Birkenoaed woihb3rn,.htl It : ~ ti sor:t -~ , I ' ?? 1 J5y' ZW.'HorsisbFlobe Ppyo ' o b--dlo~.'1 f aH.11 H. lfriomy.'i, bidtlo coblede dlen.-2 v)ered 0-R. Prowns cand Id io .1 -rwyi.. ..1 nythba ~~ ?? 0 ,n Ollb * 10 ?? bi --D.Drysslo~notot.. 2 blowley .. ?? 3,such bif 'D ...

... itENGLA~D- ,1 8TEN~YhTOo i a ST. OEORGBt', UTtB, NIEWXQR~K.' A ux -0ojs OP TXL5~ Ec ?? o~oue~,*here 'rcmandnlsi ?? staT ~ York ?? eauiSu'Bday. ciT i' side of the ?? sn~&-h i sff, 'J3ntozdof the ground'were tw6'tent# ,ylhich were 'c sped lac principally by Tdls he rivdo tha.rondl 'w1t) good time. As oon as- t ee' enterei 'the 'gattey ~fear weefollowed -&MtbO& t aget p at arr _q. ?? is~lasntthn ...

... i '§ Iue^tpu; lflfl Tl A m~ abDT1ptY IT ^: l 'DONOASTER BPRIXG` M TI -- E1JIGAT IffOHETLJwy , 0 ?? - 2 Yd~- -- With the exception of what ws gdoneupon'the Baflabir : evenb,- nowv dedd the buine a confined to the Derby. Promised Land was supported at Sto 2 aa long masthat price could be obtined. ?? and Enfeidiwere ?? amtteir quotaieons. and 1000 to 10 was taken a time or two % about B~nnpt, ...