... SPOBTING. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING, 1850. AOCWPTANCES FOR THE LIVERPOOL SPMING CUP. st lb a t lb Quz ?? 8 01V WdRose, 4,,r. 6 O12 TheSColuror, aged .7 ,, OT e ldeatonjyr ?? 5 5 Igrtia%,4yrs . 741A=ga, 8~1r ?? 4yrs .~~~741W ut, yr ?? 7 Donb, 'yr 6 612~ AAPTACS OR THE NATIONAL STEEPLE L ~~~atilb at lb Peter Simple, aged ?? ?? 2Maria Day, aged ?? 105 Brltaih Yeoman, aged ?? 11 10 Shinc9 a8ed ?? ...

... SPOATING.. TATTERSALPL'A-MONDAy, is ?? LIVERPOOL TEPLB CHA82.. Mr. arrison's Meath (t) 1Sto I Mr. T gOLd'. paT Ct t 7 0 to 15 eathws n d 20ito gre e~ bleet wepri: rising fro ?? t o 1~ t e h i g h s t o ff r a t s e n c . R e s c a o a n d G r a n d e n tt of .ocepta l to l LINCOLN SEBEPLE CHASE. - ?? 1 StolagetmaritDay IS to xt y~ung 1ottea~t) 2to I rat Lecoite. NORTHAMPTO SIESTAKES. 7 to I at ...

... SPORTING IT2'ELLIGEXCE. TAPTTEIRSALL'S-MONDAY. IvE'EtOOi, S'rEEPLE*CIIASE. 15 to 1 agut Mr. Ifarriqon's .Ueath (t) ?? to 1 - Mr. aligains Farntham 30 to 1 - mr. Trcadgold's 3laria Day (taken to £100) 30 to 1 - Mr. Cumniugihtams Quaditilped 10 to 1 - Mr. D, Lewis nts Everton (t) Meath was backed with great spirit, rising from 30 to 15 to 1' the highest offer at the close. Rescue and Grand ...

... SOB2 TING*. id 'TATTEIISALLE .-V-TJ URsDAY. Tr Another fiat day, and the prices, except on the Liverpool S teeple Chase and the Worthamptonshire Handicap, the rzameris on onday. For ?? Knight of Gwqnne, Columbine, and Victim were in high m ?? and ?? thepoe- Qede. ezhi0l, end ;oshlu te John Cooser, holana, Eflervie '61a lr^n tr ~otI Salra e,a ad afemnt NP5ro ?? in s request for the Cheater Cup, ...

... MONDAY. The betting to-day, notwithstanding there was a good attendance of subscribers, was anything but brisk, specu- lation on the principal spring events being remarkably dull. Sorse little business was done on ihe Liverpool Steeple Chase, for which Meath came with a rush a heavy commission springing oiin .froma 30 was topoffr t te inih.Maria Day wvas also in demand, 3000 to 100 being taken ...

... LIVERPPOO L SPRING MEETXNG- I - ' Liverpool may now claim, the honour of being the first to open the Racing Season; for, although the Steeple Chase is the grand feature in the programme, we have the Spring Cup, and two or three other events, to give it the character of a regular Racing Meeting. It is not our intention to give anything in, the shape of Prtophetic Anticipations concerning the ...

... HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE FaB. 24 morning 0 min. past 12 afternoon 20 min. past 12 25. 51. 2 20. 1 27 ?? 33 ?? 2 ?? 57, 2 8 ?? 18 ?? 3 ?? 40 ?? 3 MAR.1I 0 ?? ?? ?? 4 2. ?? 4. ?? 58 ?? 4 ROYAL LoNDoN YACET CLUB3.-A meeting of this club will be held at the British Hotel, Cockspur-street, on Toesday evening, the 26th inst., at eight o'clock precisely. CHANGE RINGING.-On Saturday evening last ...

... THURSDAY. Throughout the morning there was a brisk wind, which, though unfavourable for the light horses, got the ground into excellent condition. No persons of eminence had arrived by noon, but the railway trains from all quarters had brought hmu- dreds of visitors, and from the rneighbouring rural districts the people came in great numbers. With the betting portion of the Lincoln public. ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. CROXTON PARK MEETING. Weights for the GRAND HtANDICAP of 20 sovs each, ?? t, and 5 ft ,nly if declared on or bieore March 1. If the highest weight accepting islander 12st, it will be raised, asod the others In lage st lb age st lb Coliigwood ?? .13 13 I Iron Crown ?? 10 7 WaileRa ?? 12 10 Chorister. 5 I00, Vesta ?? it 11 llagnet .a 10 6 Balinafad ?? 6 11 10 Cardinal's Niece ...

... P ED E ST RPI AN IS IVI MATCH{ES TO COBIE. FEBRUARY. oo,-w Gris (of heffield1 and Josephinr (of Ecclestield', five score y-ards, 5 a side, Hyde Park, Seffield, thes latter to ivefiv yadsat the coming-iand 0.-i oho Appley (of Stiarstlelne)and John Holland (of Mansfield) one ile15a sie, ydePark, Sheffield. *5.. Smith (01 liddleubro' and (G. Trueman (of Bishop Auck- land), 440 yardsat ord near ...

... THE RACING STUD OF THE. LATE EARL OF ALBEIARL _p. VICE CHANCELLORS COURT.-MoNDAY, FEB. 10. KEPPEL V. THE COUNTESS DOWAGERL or MAE3- MARLE.VThis was a petition for the direction of the Court undersomewhatunusual circumstances. The late W. Charles Earl of Albemarle, by his will dated in July, 1843, among other things gave to Charlotte Susannai Countess of Alhemarle (who had been to him tile ...

... FEBRUARY. Liverpool ?? 27 Doncaster Spring ?? 141 Warwick ?? 19 APRIL. Catteriek BriIge. I Newmarket Craven ?? 15 NMrthamopten & P 3telhley U . 3 1 Ba.th . . .2 Abereavenny ?? , 41 Malton . ?? Croxtun Park ?? 9 Newmarket . i r 9tSpring.. Epsom Spring ?? MIA Y. LiverpDoo ll. Club (Hoylake) I Edinburgh ?? ?? Chester Spring ?? ? Manchester ?? 2 Newmlirket Second Spring. .14 Epsom Summer . 28 ...