... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from the 7th page.1 D O N C A S T E R R A C E S, 1851.-FsinAy. [Cy Electric Telegraph.] Sweepstalces of 200 80vS. each, h. ft. for three years old colts and fillies. The second to save his stake. St. Leger Course. Lord Eglinton's Hippolytus ?? ?? I Mr H. Johnson's Confidence ?? ?? 2 Lord Glasgow's Nondescript ?? ?? 3 The Park Hill Stakes of S0 sove. each, h. ...

... f*porittn Etelligneice. ..-- .. . . .. . at . . .. .t P- BETTING AT THEl3 POI-OlTOFICE HlTEiL. e IS I YFnii)A MctItnNr, MAY b. 2 Dr Batting on the Cbester Cup to-day wlre very linmited, coasider- d ing the trear rtpproach of that event. Tbero have been a few new E favouritee introdluced, but the investmeinL have ...

... - pOvtuig Entelligence. - e--:- : -a - . MANCHESTE1R MEETING, 1854. Tic r-Stewarda: Viscount Climfde, U. Payne, Eaq. ll. Moikiark, Eg. and Vl ,S , Henry Cooke,Eeq.a a ;Mi' E.. W. Tophami, handicapper; Mfr. Richlard Jchneon. (of York), 8 le- judlge; Mr.11. Hibbard, starter; Mr.J. Bake,clerk of the course. 7 I 10, WEDNESDAY.,8 * Daring the early part of the day ...

... spoic luttlitylla. it as NGAT MANOEESTER.-wTUB5DAT. hleml In Consequenoe ofthe declarations of forfeit which are to be cothe ungde to-day (Taesday) for the Chatter.Cup, Metropolitan, and gas:e City and Suburban HOendieaps, speculatton upon those events gn:were nearly ont of the question. 100 to 6 we. taken five times1 jury bhout Troot for th- Liverpool Steeple Chosee, and offers were us a ...

... sporting, lnteflt~nu. - _ BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, %IeaCn 20. The Northampton Hanaicp changes have been important since thel subscribers returned from the Leamington steeple ehase,OsterleY, Harriott, and MAblratta baving benn each strongly Supported ; the largest outlay, howover, has been upon Osterlety, who closed the leadling favourite to-dlay t 7to 2,wittotakerseagerI at4 to l. The ...

... 4ioiting Ifittillgrace.. .- ? )re __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I'll BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, JULY 9.- rls Windischgratz was backed for fully a couple of hundred pounds hi- at 5 to 2 for the Liverpool cup, and at 7 to I for £40 or X50 for the ies Goodwoed Stakes, but the amount of .businesse done upon the 1 ru- other horses below mentioned was too inslgnifioant for notice I frther ...

... :? ?1? Svort(na Entenizence. ? I ?? ?? ET NGAT TH PS-OFFICE HOTEL. gnu RItnAYNMOUNiLNG, N'o. , Lee Speculation has been en very limited, tbat we do d not fell',lTr, .q. justified in givinig a quotation, Newto racee having ahlorhad the Cat is attention of tho members.,- a.- Stes e. ?? AT MACETR D Ba le Yesterday, notwithstanding that the rain, which commeuced thle of about half-paet six o'clock ...

... *,vartfila Euttuigmcc. . .. ---------------- I. -Ura?wp TIGATMANCHESTER.-TuESDAY. There w~as a tlerable attendance at the Post~offcs Hotel on MIEDIC2NR Satrda, ed serLaion upon the Goedwood Stakes underwent CHILDREN Someday cange Heapya wotedypvious would hove been lncdent to B1 hacked catges t, seme on the decline, 6 to I being offered with- out takers; ...

... r , i . i i ! 0 ) \ - S > e BUETTING.AT..THE' FOST.OFPICE HOTEL. Fnoa, AY 14 1f2 'Since -Tueslay the batting on the Derby. bas bean lenguid, I some of the ciembers having left ?? Newmarkiet, arid seine for-- Shrewsbury, the Onily channge of any iimport~ance being the deeline, NV of Holbble Noble from Si to 32 to I, and thle Introduction of a new CI favourite, Harbinger,w~o wia Introduced at 10 ...

... ?? 5 BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE ROTE L. v a FxtAniY MoRNIxNo, FEB. 27, 1852, b s. A strong muster at the rooms this morningbut business Was o i dull on the forthcoming spring events. The only change since a Tuesday was in Backbiter, who was backed for £120 at 12, to I a for the Metropolitan. The price ogainst the leading favonrites q id nearly the same as on Tuesday. id LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP. ...

... I ?? - 5? itP6 ing eLIO ~ ~ ~ ~ -V.t * BW£W1IG 'AT MANOHrSTER.-FRrDAV, Opeanietlon upon the events ofthe day asanin theeascecdancy. The Great Yorkeshire ilandirap 'was occasionally mentisord, Cot which erect Vandal,pBsktoma me. and, Houghton were most inquired after. For the St. Leger Isftngcton was upon good terms with tie admirers, and wouldd have bean supported at sup advance uipon 6 to 4 ...

... 'E'VoTtirg - additi SHREWSBURY AUTU31N MEETING. was n stewards: George Payne, Esq., Captain Clhribtie, and C. J. Morise, ?? Esq.-Judges, Mr. It. jobnisme.-Stiattor, Mr. Hibburd-LeOsea and Borad Clerk of the Course, Mr, John FraiL out of TUESDAY. fis t The Racing Plate of 20 Bosee added to a Sweelft~kes. of 3 eove. each. tw The second to case file stake. Optional aesollngweights. Mileanda ...