... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... I - . II . - .. -I II ?- ?? 11-oruva; T?- - I tutu 'BETTING AT ANCEST3R ?? TWO, HOUSA .GUINEAS s rAAItv. I ~Qnotations: le ?? L~aa& .; ?? to 1 offered.. Traiaa I10 a IStakento. ,- ?? le za d ]rIeo ?? 18 e,- 1taen and jrerd. G.Axb~y *D: .SEBY, 1855. ?? ' rW.: 1 otattone. PE ProMiseaLand ?? to offeremd , ?? 25 Marionettel.. I ?? 25 Electric ?? .10 ?? ' 'to 0 6 take 20 to.I' Its . aavendfrh., ...

... : 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 ...

... Jo ~IIANOESTEE REET1NG, Al862. :The=e. ree which havii been ?? improving sic cc jtheir removp tthe new courae,,opered. on Wednesday last, ~hi with A capital list; and although the first day was showery bhi and Wet, yet there was a good attendance present. The sport W ~Was all that could be 'desired, and the race for the Milan~ 64 :Cui,P 'wbioh'was thle most interesting'festure in the first ...

... -SpOrtiliff Entelliplice. o BETTING A''T THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. Of TUESDAY MrORINING, FEB. 24, 1852. ,ar The only cbange noticeable in the transactions at the rooms vi- this morning was in Confessor, who, since Friday, receded at a); ono time to 28 to I laid to £150. His backers this morning, how- b. ever, supported him freely at 20 to 1, and ha finally finished first fevourite. Closing prices ...

... 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 ...

... I po. tiR9 lintrtigence. .. .. RFtwMIwn .11' ILT~vr.TRT.RR D.M_ ~BETTING AT MANCHESTER. -Ing FitiDAy Ev~bINO, MARCHt 10. ore, The attentioe of the euhecrihere bus been much divided by the thle Donctaster, Salisbury, enid Weathterby Meetinge, all of wvhiah 'have ired een n ths r ek;Cnusequently the musters at the Poet-office fad Realhv enayhn bat ...

... '!?;Ppftfi intel ag K lli,?rlwc. ii- EPSO1 STTfeI ?? RlfEETING-&-Flrn-.- J Thn T teumbera' Plate. UMrArnestroe'4 Alcyone 2 M r ?? . .. . .. .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . 21 1y .. . . . . ran . ed Thc Calcm Stakes of 50 res0. each, h. ft. far three-year-oldl Ollics, St. to 71b eache. lie owlner of the secnad filly to TtcCii,' 10 soss. out of the s' akes, MSile arnd a haif. 137 zuab. .aTr 0 Hill's ...

... ,-S - total -M? , r. ., ,,got 1!v ?? ~~c~stand TornhDA3 . W ?? H~~ a~. e4~, t W ts8eds.Osti 6!Mr 9eedsToui.4y. ~ 1 Mr~Ooalan'a' o6te, 3 ?? .Oiadtn 2. .n.d Chrlbtt .B w-etr.2ld Sof ~h,3t 1ov. each, ?? O5vandr winnerox tb &',ad 3 MT Sih's f5 sy add to as Hanlqao smeptae ?? Mr Bely' 5 bal'tt 3 . 2 *8 56 Mr Easmp ?? ya Gltw2 i'k612 Mr Plao4' of~. 8ylcsvs, 'aded .o.~ b .d1apseepsh kes 4to 1 ...

... WMatna. ? ? . ?? jo 0 BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. FuBirEIDAT, AP~icL30,I1802. b The ~ubethiere mustered in strong force this morning to borm- pore thei Cheeter Cop bdoke. Since our Iast~ quotations many a Important changes have taken plaoe in the favoarites both for -the pi e Chester Iup In Derby. Heese Homburg and Joe Miller, then a io force. for the former event, have gone quite out of ...