... The Manchester Examiner and Times of Wednesday next will 8 contain the probable winner of the CHnSTER Cup, by 8 PLENIPO. 8 8 BETTING AT MANCHESTER.--FIDAY. 8 Considering that many of the subseribers were at Newmarket, 8 the rooms have been pretty well attended since Tuesday, and the 8 changes that have taken place in the betting upon the Chester 8 Cup are numerous and important. Yesterday, ...

... I i5porting 3dE1tcligence. - - - ?? ?? - ?? . ?? -. ?? ,-11 - I NMI WMARKET M~~Y MEETING, LZo at. been made Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 Tiovn. ty,5ifrtre ?? n il h wet, with ?? T.YC. sday last, a 0 0 Duke of Bedford's Eloquence, 3 yrs ?? 1 The w in 8 4 Lord Wilton'snI, by Ilirdeatcher, out Of Sarfce 2 r es of'wheat 8 0 Lord Exeter's Bsmilica, 3 Yroa0 ?? Normby th and a few Betting: 3 to 2 agst ...

... WESTBUBY MEETWGf, -Tux~Ay. W~p Flat Bace of Ssoi'V. each, I ft.w vft ?? Cop given. On, xnile and abalf. 24 subS, S 0 Mr 3. Fleld's Imnpatience, ?? 8 MrESmth's g6 by Bovwstring-Faitb 5 ym ?? ,tinto 2 9 O lsr Spurgeon's Pr~rose, 4 isvg .; * atkls S Betting . 2 to I on Zaith ?? tar a lose cae& l witlh I'slt gediengrk anad Impatiences the judge dedided in favour of Iingtienee by a j3js 11.1 Slth ...

... LINCOLN SPRING MEETING.-WBDNE5DAY. The Tulal?Stakea of 6 sove. each, With 25 added, for tlrreelyear-olds and upwards . 'Certain pt&saltlea ?nd silowanoca. Onemile. 31 mibs. Parr's Apa?by 3 yrs ?? ? *1. b 511 MrAnseli'sPaoslaM?mtl, Syrs Poodhem 2 a 6 frsy'lstlcninyre iiray ?? Slh extra)'. .Challoner 4 P 7 1 Mr T. Cnuningham'a Spinet; 3 yra.Withlneton 0 2? 0 Mr Morrto'sAdnslral Lyon; Sycs. .. ...

... . ,4Ivall z Vjat fiag.t 1.,. ,; 7CHESTER SPRING MEETING. B Stwad2`1e' ik6 of Beanfort the Marqus of Angle- 8 ! s,~ ~,and[ theb Earl of Wilton.-Judge40: Mr.7 R.Johnson, of ILi 'York. ~Clerk of thie Coure:Mr. E.W.Tophk~an~ Starter: Mr Hiburd. TUESD-AY. *b h le ;Ths ?? of 10'gosave each, li. ft. with 30 addied; Sthee. 'in 'li Fear-olds, list. 12th .four, Sob., 71b; five, qet. Mlb.. six and ?? s, ...

... -Niod 4?9 q 1 ?. .. ? ?? , ?; - R tar ?? = -? ?? -- ?? - ? ? , - ,','BETTINt: AT* MAiNClIESTERC FRr&Y ?? . Coaeidriugjbhat'the djr (VWednpsday next) upo' which the Derby is run'for is ho'nea ,t'hand, betting theieon is : almost unprededently dull--any little race, when opportn- ,nxity affords, taking precedence of, that great event' in the 3 market, and the 1-arpendenii'lueeting, today,j ...

... ,*portill-Q Intelligence. o BETTING AT IANCHESTER.-FRisAy. There was a good attendance at the rooms, but the bet- ting was principally upon the Croxton Park events.-Clydes- s dale was in force for the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes, , and at the close 9 to 2 was the highest offer against him. i to 1 was takea about The Peer, 7 to I was offered against a Toxopholite, and 10 to 1 against Mentmore. ...

... ,,,MOPST AN LD EGAT' E,& The aquaticpot'n the Irel nconcin'ith the .day - Manchestbr Man' Salfroar Regatta, ?? da jim-' The~weather was eccigyfnadtee'vsaltgedto bin. numbei d2 teotators dii both sides ofterve h ran Stands) wasl, eas:tfsuili created in the, ?? 3 ch-'I Gsirldcraswhere, a bn fmsc a losatoe hc +o Lally James'GiirtsidbC etn ?? fare Xrlr Si 1Lytbgoei jude h orewsrdcdfo x ileft miles ...

... *Pottin? Intelligehic., 4der. EPSM ummEB MEETiNG,-TuRsDAT. re to The Craven Stks ov~5eo. eanb, with 50 aidded, for tbree-year.' ered. olds and upwords Lgot mile and a quarter of the new Disrby for 6 0 SrJ Hawley's Xalipyge, 3 Ire ?? 1_ lltrYJ. 7' M Howard's Coroner, S yrag ?? ,e t 8 7 Mr T. Parr's Sanaaboz,4 Ire ?? 7' 9Lord Glasglow's~on Franoisco, 13 yro. ?? Bates 0' 7 1Mr J,.M. 8tanley's ...

... f ptorting InteTllgen,. BETTING AT THE POST OFFICE HOTEL. TuEsOAy,TULT 20. e, To-day Hoolakin, Haricot, and Chief JUStiBe, were in groat de- 31 mand for the Goodwood Stakes; and Stilton and Kingston for the at Cup,' would have been backed against the Jield for some money, hg but there were no layers. The only borse baeked for the St.' e- Leger wes Songetress. 'For the Derby, The Reiver, ...

... prtEi' ng elnT~ g n.c. RRI:;I~rN(3 ATfN(HZii win - nuts - BETTING AT MTANCHESTELR, FaInAY, Dec. 19. lo def As near a blank day as it was possible for the dullness of busi' at set ness to make it, again occurred, the result of the WV.stbur-y lid- Steeple Chase, and the anxiety to know tbe weights forl'tbeb (I del ?? Handicap, forulilig the most proneinent objectslif ?? ved iutqgiry. In the ...

... ,55porting Infelliaence. hown MANCHESTER MEETING, t&8i6. FRIDA~Y. never This day concluded the most siuccessful Whitsuntide meet- At be ing that we ever witnessed, both as regards the quality of the I the sport an~d the number of epetotaors who assembled to einjoy their it; end although the weather, whilste exception of Thursday, ,es on has been very threatening, and hias no doubt deterred ...