... I TUESDAY. The Chester Cup betting since Friday last has been of a much heavier description than hitherto, Rowland and The Flea having caused great animation to the business, the latter being introduced on Saturday at 2,000 to 20, and the former at 1,000 to 15, and both were backed to win large stakes upwards from those prices, closing at 400 to 10, the highest offer made against either. ...

... MEETINGS TO COME. Place. Judge. Timeof'Meet. JANUAARY. Amicable Club ?? Mr R.J. Lawrence .. 28, 29 Newcastle. Northumnberlanld . . .Mr C. Miller , 29 Penryn and Bangor, Wales ?? ?? ?9l 30 Middleham (Open), Yorkshire ?? Mr Cocroft . 3,31 Hewell, Worcestershire ?? .Mr T. W. Parratt ?? 30 Newcastle, Northumn., &G Durharm . . Mr A. Dalzell ?? 30, 31 Caledonian (Open) L ?? Dunlop ?? 31, &c. High ...

... SPOSTING INTELLIGENC. T& X ERSAL'1S9 MoseDsAV.-There was a very fall attendance, and a large amount of business transacted, chiefly on the Chester Cup. The horses most is favsur were Fugleman, Miss Ann, Glauca, The Flea, Cossack. Harriott , and C hantrey, the ( dde i n every Instance showing a derided improvemeent an previous quota- tions. Most of the thousands to ten and fifteen bets were ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. JAN. 29-Joe Norley and Horridge, 25 a side, Manchester. 29t-Hoiles and Jemmy Herbert, 25 a side, London. Fan. 2.-J. Hayes and Nat Platt, 10 a side. 5.-t. Lane and A. Tiott, 25 a side, Birmingham. 5.-Bowey Taylor and Webb, 10 a side (in the same ling with Lane and Trot), 18.-Cowan and J. Watson, 10 aside, Birmingham. 25.-Breokes and Beeson, 5 a side and a purse, London. 25.-Rcw ...

... HUNTING APPOINTM:iENTS- (WEATHER PERMITTING) . Badsaworth-Tuesday, Marr Village; Thufrsdayt en. bridge; Saturday, Ringston Hill; a halast W oodt Beninck's, Lord Helnry-Monday, BrarstThursday, Tueaday, Panton; Wednesday, BardnleY husdy Carnton le Moreland; Friday, Somerby Hall; Saturday, Newbold Common; at eleven- Wednesday Church Bramhan-i-Monday, SCaTcreft Bar ; saturday, Stutton Fenton; ...

... BETTING AT TATTERSALL'St MONDAY. ercasdbins A numerous attendance of subscriberaused busies to be brisk, particularly on tile Spring Handicaps, amniog which the Chester Cup was the great feature; for this event Fogleeany Glauca, and Miss Ann were in general demand, all three being at the same price (20 to 1), Figlean atthe fnish avingthe cll as first favourite. The lea Cosac, Hrriot, nd ...

... OBSERVATIONs Or THE CHESTER CUP. Oftimne. when Pegasus seems winnilng, lie sprains a wing, and down we teud.-BYRON. The turn of Christmas brings us again to notice the great national sport of Racing, and invites us to the study of the Chase and the Leash. Shooting disappears, Steeple Casging is over, and the commencement of the Yew Year is looked to with great anxiety, on account of its being ...

... I RACING REVIVALS---STSTAMFORD. It is with much pleasure that, from information derived from Mr. Standwell, the Clerk of the Stamford Meeting (who ?? stands well with the patrons of these Races), we are enabled to state there is every prospect of this Meeting becoming one of first- rate importance. Although the Official Programme will not he published until the latter end of March or begin- ...

... 1 i MATCHES TO COME. JANUARY. ?? Edwards (the Staley bridge Novice) and S. Jackson (of Lusley), to run four miles, 25 a side, Bellevue. 29.-E. Ferguson and W. Newman, to wa!k seven miles, 20 a side. FEBRUARY. 2.-J. Nutter (of Leeds) and it. Grundy (of Manchester), 140 yards, 10 a side, the latter to have two yards' start, Belle- Tue. 2.-It. Sterling (of Newcastle) and ,X. Robinsor, (of Newton ...

... THE SPRING HAN3IICAPS. _ _ We doubt not Mr. E.. W. Topham, the public Handicapper of the Chester Cup horses, will feel as proud as a Durehess..of his laboars; and, certainly. when his'adjudieation of weights is com- pared with the monstrosities that have emanated from the secret inquisiticu of Handicapners, 'to beproud te roast. elsewhere. he has every reason tobe of his baning, and ...

... SPORT.- - V. l2BETTG AT' AMANCHESTER.fEtIDAT h. Id-RP6oL ST#9PLia SE-N ; don ?? I , STA~ne.~4 to 1ott(t to' ; 251.), 12 to I agt Ostarl This hore wer backed- yeter- dyat 500 to 20, fraIt at all prices up to 12 to,1 d. M 1T=0POLITj.N HANDiW.P-300 t- (t). Nothin else bacled. 8apt OH 1t Ca .k (t 2o to , ito i Atm (tw25 t 1), 20 to aichof the aboe were baekedfor thoe tht eul rybegotoubid.o ?? ht ...

... SPORT'ING INTRLLIGE'NCE. -4-- BETT¶ING AT MANCHESTER-FalDAY. LIVERPOOL STUMMLE CHIAss.-NOthillg done. NORIITAMPTONSHIIIRR STAI(S.-S to 1 agst Harriett (taken to £25.) 12 tol gatustterly. (This horse waa backed yesterday at 500 to 20, afterwards at iii prices up toi12to 1.) M~rllO5'OLITAX HA5DICAP.-200 te 18 agst Snowstorm (taken), Nothing6 else backed. CuessaRs Cur.-20 to I agst Miss Ann (take ...