... | GRAND CRICKET MATCH 'I AT BROUGHTON. Al DI JVU1L1Wj-,. ALL ENGLAND v. SIXTEEN GENTLEMEN OF THE BROUGHTON CLUB, WITH FOUR PLAYERS. This annual match was commenced on Thursday, at the new ground of the Broughton club. This is the fourth match that has been played between the All England Eleven and this club; the first of these was won by the Eleven, the second was drawn, and the third was won ...

... sporting Entelligence. BETTINO AT MANCHESTER, TESnAY, JA an Most of the usual muster were present at thera'n13e-da little business was got through-some smallotay bi, ad Candle Steeple Chase of to-day, and one or two Wager' Il by laid upon the Liverpool Steeple Chnase. All parties pr Olet ng waiting to know Air. Topham'nafinale withtvi an iwas therefore no betting on the event, oni the Mentro0 ...

... ,porting Intelligence. BETTING AT MAVCHESTER, TuzsnSy,FE%. 18 The events for the Liverpool Spring Meeting cause a, fair ramount of business to be dons, and sitogether absorbing thle at- It teution of the room, whioh was strongly attended the Chester e Cup and Derby being very slightly noticed, though the be'ttini . upon the Liverpool events was in comparison pretty brisk. MucK r talk was inade ...

... Q?Poltfnp Intelligence. - 'sly, DW, tto Mr. ur- ?? 3d.I 0.. 39 shly de. aver ,es. cy's 'esa as leas Im- lay, not asp. a of ariA Drt5 and ght. and :, at nag am- her re- test ales i. d 50 00 20 10 46 40 9 0 a o 90 30 70 00 1 ° 1 0 7 6 00 6: 0 300 18 0 7,103 sale. leep '1lb. i368. mbs, 1. to v of o in beep d. P'ONTEFRACT MEETING. MONDAY. The Corporation Stakes of 5 sovs, each, with 30 added, for ...

... ?? t- Apaling N atelltota. I, the 357, SHRE WSBURY 11BITIN~G TUEdDAY. The Quneen's 'Plate of 100 guIinieas. Three-year-old~s,. 7at 21b; four, Ustlib; five, 9st 12th; six and aged, 1iSA l1b. Tiuee miles, r. Mr Shelley's Gunboat. 4 ?? French I Mr T. Parr's Odd1 Trick, 4 yro ?? ?? 2 Betting: 7 to 4 onl Gunboat,. who won, after making all Of the running, by alshort bead. The Salopian Bieniml ...

... fpotrting fintelligelmg. the DONCASTER SUMMER MEETING. irds FfRIDAY. T The cup day this year seas not fraught with that interest which we remember to hanve Been it, yet it wa5 sufficiently attractive to brizng a large assemblage of people together. [ol- The number, however, would bear no comparison to that~ rere present on the St. Lager day. The weather was every. isto thing that could be ...

... ?? -- ?? 1. - I I I .1 - oftodlit 9 yart. ?? ?? 'BETTING. AT MANOHENStE. A. d TIhere was very- little business done a the rooum to dit and the Northumberland Plate betting having been niark re by there-being several safe tns, the backers, udve- seao a afraid to invest upon'that event. EHerne declined to-diy. Le 100 to 8 (taken); 6 to 1 was taken where it could be o* Lt tsaied about Pensioner ...

... =TTa- Al' M O T. , BETTING AT THE BUS NTEDY e. 82 2~ Speculation wea rather briskr to-day, as3ell hbo seen by our sub. S e joined list of quotations, There wee a strong disposiijon to back 25 d Cockerow, Hothorpe, Confessor, and Hippolytus for the Cheelsr 20 e Cup, which was the main feature of the business done, 2.0 e LINCOLN TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES. 10 5 to 2 agst Mr Mare's Epirus colt. 50 3 . I ...

... T- . . IneI~~~ -as ; S ?? ?? - --Z- - --0- -t tt. :- 1J5 ?? TEDATMr NGDC 27. ir. Veyfew mtemabers in attendance,. a nd the only transactions we 82 awboed were the following:- 823 . .LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CEASE. or- 1 to Iagat Mr Masoies Miss Mowbray-taken. and offered. of ?? ~CHESTER CUP. as 700 to 20 agat Mr Howard's Virago-taken. J 1000 . 10 . Mr Saxon's Black Doctor-takeon. is 1000 . 10 .. ot ...

... . .SpOrtlSg lIittiltlE iet 'or The Manchester Exdminecr and Times of Wednesday nest Witl contain the probable winner of the DERBY, by 1PLENII'O. BETTING AT MANOHESTEI1.'--FuIDLT. ri Yeatarday a report s00n beganl to be pretty currenti that De 115 Clare had been tried with Types and Purmicestane, and that be 8 had performed in a very sitisfac-tory manner, but whether there ae Is any trnth in ...

... *'Porting; Elddliffelitc. R Te STOURIIRIDGE MEETING.-MoNDsAY. R~ ?? Stakes of 3 sove. each, with 20 added, for three. ILL' IE year-olds, and upwards. One mile and a quarter. a' ea 8 4 Mr T. E. Glriffithas Cripple, 4 yra ?? Vells I B tel The f allowing also, ran :-Ninnetta, Furward, end Sailor.-Won Ofapsaity. The Stourbridge Hatedieap of 7 aova. each, 4 ft. with 56 added.- ?? Penalties for ...

... lporting 3Intelliense. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUtZSDAr, JUNE 18, The betting zanged over the different events returned below, but the transactions on each were upon a~very small scale. The chief featuwe, however, of business donoon the Nortbumberland Plate was the decline of Raby, against wom .any odds might have been got; and, indeed, 12 to I could havw easily beenbhad against anything bar ...