... SP01BTING IjvTBLLIGEiVCE, TAT1ITERSALL'S-TnIURsDAY. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE-CHASE. S to I agpt Lord Waterford's Sir John le to 1- Mr. Mason ns Chandler 10 to 1 - Mr. Vevers's Vain-hope 18 to 1 - Mr. Hassadl's lle Victim 25 to 1 - Ir. Vevers's Vengeance 30 to I- Mr. J. Doyle's Rory-bc-aisy 30 to 1 - Mr. Hlughes's Tipperary Boy 33 to 1 - Mr. Treadgold's Maria Day 35 to 1 - Captain Barnett's Mlaid ot ...

... CRIC KET. f THE LATE SIR. W. WARD'S AVER.AGFES. 1 G f Mr. War commenced his cricketing career in 1810, & s and finished in 1846, during which titec he played in G 140 matcles, went ilt 2G tirnes, amid scored in all ,0069 e runs. The most lie obtained in one inniltes eas 278 o (the greatest score el record,) and the moost ie marked in oneeatch wis 288. Ile vas out 20 times Without G scicfigt, ...

... T.VI'TEflSAfA'.S-Tiii P.SPAY. | ?? siTEPE ItIASI.. | to I Dgtt Lrfd laitc:a1'od's Sir Tolin, 10 to I against Mr. Mosion IIS Chandlurei D, to I vg.t ,r. 0'ever's Vait aipe, IS to S , ?? OIlx'. slt:eIU's; li` ) ?? I I ,ri. ever's V\l- i .10 to I ag.,t ?? ,T. I oylels Rcry-be-nide. 30 to 1 ngat i l .r Ileuties's 'Pipiperlry lloy, 33 to l ngst air. freadglid's Maria D).y, 3 to I :;L ('aptsin BL ...

... xi- AvouU.¢: - . S . aletis Intlligney- ,: -:,7 ?? ?? - *-.1 BETTING AT MANCHfISTER, FurIDY, FEB.15.'-- fletb~etting at the room to-dny. was insa great imeasuortsconfinsd to -the-Liverpool Steeple Chase, for which a number of email in- *vestments were made, at the subjoiued prices, Grand Limniere ~being bakdfr£0t 25 to 1, Which was offered until the close oflthe room. In other respeots the ...

... Acceptances forthe 8IANcaIsETHR TRADEsOeN'S Cur. age at lb l age st lb Ellerdale ?? 8 3 Lismabago ?? 6 6 Fernhill .. 5 8 2 Sunnyside ?? 6 6 Dough .. 5 8 2 rhe Arab ?? 6 6 ?? ?? .5 712 Roland ?? 6 6 Inheritress . a a 7 8 .Puffy ?? 6 0 Horn of Chase ?? 6 7 6 be by Gladiator, out Baroness 4.. 7 4 of The Lily ?? 4 5 10 ?? 7 4 idle Buy ?? 5 i0 Legerdemain ?? 4 7 2 Wild-lose . 4 5 10 Westow ?? 7 2 ...

... I I MATCHES TO COME. FEBRUARY. 18.-Ri. Fuller anti 3. Mountjoy. twenty-five mniles, 025 a aide. 18-0. Taylor and G. Leech (both of Wolverhampton), one mile, 5 aside, at the Ball, Coven Heath. 18-John Smith (of Stockport) and James Malpas (of Cheadle), 138 ard, 1 a ide. Bellevue. l8.-W. Grieveson (of West Auckland) and Collingwood Foster fof ilin Pak),120 yards, at or near Bishop Aucklaind ...

... THE PACHAI'S CHALLENGE TO THE JOCKEY CLUB. In THE BRA of last week, we stated that the Jockey Club had declined the challenge of his Highness the Pacha of Egypt to make a match with our English racers against his vaunted flying Arabians. At the same time, we entered our protest against the secrecy which had been observed throughout the transaction, and the exclusive nature of the ...

... HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE. FSB. 17 morning 11 miin. past 5 afternoon 28 min. past 5 ?? 48 ?? 5 ?? 7 ?? 6 ?? 27 . 6 ?? 49 ?? . 6 ?? 14 . 7 . 41. 7 21.. 15 8 , 53 ?? 8 2 ..36 . 9 ?? 17 ?? 10 23 . . I , 11 ?? 41 ?? ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLVuB.-A numerous meeting of this club was held on Tuesday last, at the British Hotel, Cockspur-street, at which the Vice Commodore presided, and the several ...

... I T1HE CHESTER CUP. We now proceed to continue the analyzation of the Acceptances for this great (in every sense of the word) Handicap. We concluded our article of last week by the selection of certain animals as ' best in, and whose chances we, were at the present time disposed to regard' in the most fhxvourable light. , For the selection of Lady Evelyn, Cossack, Ellerdale, Essedarins, and ...

... MEETINGS TO COME. Place. Judge. TimeofMeet. FEBRUARY. Whitehaven, Cumberland ?? Mr A. Dalzell . ?? 18, 19 Newcastle, Northumberland ?? C. Miller . 18,19 Malton (Open), Yorkshire, .19 Broughton ,Open), Yorkshire.Mr Nightingale. 19, 20 MOamble, Worcestershire.. ?? 20 Newcastle, Northum., & Durham ?? .. ?? -. 20, 2t Nantwich(Champion,&c..I Cheshire.,Mr Nightingale.. 22 Middleton, Westtnoreland 2. ...

... THE WINGi, I FIGHTS TO COME. Fisa. IS.-Cowan and .0. Watson, 10 a Side., Birmingham. 20.-Baily and the Westbromwjoh sweep, 15 a side, Walsall. 25.-Raw and llannigan, 15 R side, London. 25.-Brookea and Bleeson, 5 a side anti a purse, London, 26.-MIMulki and 'Intyre'sNovice,2a aide', Glasgow. MAst. 4.-Jas. Boker and Young Lottery (the Nutter), 20 a aide, Hartlepool. 19.-Brunton and W. Cain, 25 a ...

... qp-OT!NG XNTELLS2E,. T&TTBN.SALL'S. MoYDsAY.-The betting was unimportant, and the btoaileas troasacted was very limited. Balltnofadl was scratched at the beginning of ?? week for the Liverpool Spring Cup. The quotations for the Northamptonshlire Stakes were taken in emaillamoulats. For the Newmaorket Handicap, Choerti,,wa backed for sevieralbhundreds at the odds quoted. Littleiak and Weetow ...