... . ,Sporting IntcWynce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Aa'L 16. The betting throughout the day was solely upon the Newmarket Handicap, for which the fluctuations were too numerous to moen- tion minutely, and would be of no utility to repeat, as the ratce is already decided; the closing prices, however, averaged as below. quoted. Cheerful, who was yesterday supported freely at 3 to 1, receded ...

... ?. 1, ?Ppotti'4? 3?61!iqpcc;: - ? , ?? . ?? ?? - ~ - - A- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - % BETTING AT MANCHESTER, FiDAY,-SEPT.-13'. A very scanty attendaince of sub~eribers was presentat the -room todey; and aithongh upon the eve of the St. Leger, sqarcplv eay betting thereon was.iin progrees: Voltigeur,'howevsr, wao consiilerably advanced in favour, and wouldl have beena.117, ported for a good ...

... 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. ...

... : sport(lis Kiltell(ofacit . ?? ?? BETINGAT HEPOST OFFICE HOTEL. T FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 25, 1813. There was a largo muster to-day, and buninens brisk; tihe horses most in demand being-0scar, Iloarto,, and VictresR, for the Liverpool Steeple Cbase, Contentment for the Metropolitan and Newmarket Handiops, end Ratsplan for the Derby. The following will show the closing prices LIVERPOOL STEEPLE ...

... 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 ...

... X17-partilig littellfffelm. COVENTRY SPRING MEETING.-1JoaeATy. Handieap Plate of 40 ?? Shon Catti, 1; Voestige, 2; v OUeurer, 0. Five ran. uandioep Swoeptakales of Jsoav. each, with 20 addod,-Curieoa, u IlRoving Betey,2. Six ran. It weenpatalies of 3 siava. each.-Ciareo, 1; Delilah, 2. HandiapHurdle Race.-Royalty, 1; Britieh Sailor, 2; Log 2 Rewn, 3. ine ran. a The Coventry Handlosp,-Boltol, 1 ...

... . .porttng Intellgcence. e LUDLOW AUTUMN MEETING. Stewards: 3. Payne, Eeq. and T. a. Eybon,.Eesq.-lerk of the Course, Mr. JQhn Frail. FRIDAY. e The Winalsar Stakeseof 5 BOvs. eaoh, with 20 added; two-year-olde. 7et. S 71b; tbree, 8st. 7Rb; four and upweads, 8st. 121b; mares and geldings allowed Sb. The winrer to be sold for 20 sovs. Three farlongs. Y 7 2 Mr Goodwin's Lady Nelson. 2 yr ?? Bray ...

... v:titotintg IntelUigence. ?? ?? -. ?? ?? .. .. ?? to ?? .: -- - ?? .; ?? -- ?? -. ?? - - a BETTING AT MANCHESTEK-YFnsnsy. a Although great excitement ?? thetCmbridgeshireStakea, )nthey afford little erncouragemneub to the bookmakers as a betting rac the nubner of horses really in demand being very limited. El Hakin all and Momstissiua are very firm at their quotations, and Prioress mali- ed ...

... 15 t 1 aat M odrAT, ESi~i7Cl~g1rar puro T10 bttn 1 po the Cheer8or~itero Cu Cntines ?? dull, an whetD effec the oaccpances (whch'antakelaeon 5 to ns net1wl tha 1etn upon terac ilnt agei' e br8, wn to t1. handicatD 7en so~ Mridcluly censld-ntol o isbsgmc too li. bu fo th pr oartiliys hw t~g~neowareds oss u beok9 at 011 tS an Si Cell atl~ '° n Oule tside price 1,0 to.- as 100 u 5ro ?? ...

... 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 ...

... ?Pjovttuo Entelligmte. .-I c5 BETTiNO~ AT MANCHESTER.-TucEDAY. 0. Fe or on Saturday the settliflg upon tbe Yorksetscm neJ.t end progreesed very satisfacotrlly, large amounts exchanging J. Ta: ahands. Grand Inquisitor (the winnear of the EherHandicap) wee, S. Br Upon the whole, e1 good horse for' the publit, as well as for a few J.W 'd te ag ...