... I. ; ?? SP! rnIY VO:,i f7f EL GEPNCE. ?? ; ,. I , ! is !: ! J !; i , t I :- .: ?? TATTERSALL'S-Turn ?? : The slterationdrin the p~'tces of the two farourites fo Notthiimi'tomnhire Stakes, of Cosack fior the Chesiter CD 6f ?? lhnlrmifor the'iDorby, nre :traceable to the QaC t transacted at the sporting houses in the course of Teesja7 J Wednesday. Scarcely anything was done yesterday; in la ...

... LUCAN RACES-WEDNESDAY, 6TH FEB., 1850. Stewards-W. Davis, Esq., 8th Hussars; Captain Patton, 74th Highlanders; W. H. Poulett, Esq., 2d Queen's. Judge- Mr. Rt. Hunter. Secretary-Mr. J. Doyle. STEEPLE CHASE-FIRST RACE. Selling Stakes-Sweepstakes of 5 soya each, It ft. 25 Boys added, 128t each. All horses catering subject to be sold for 200 sOya; if entered to be sold for 175 soav, allowed 41b; ...

... SPOR TING LVTELLIGENVCF TATTERSALL'S-31ONDAT. There was a very full attendance, aud a large amount of bu- siness transacted, chiefly on the Chester cup. The horses most in favour weere Feglemani, Miss Aim, Glauca, the Fles, Cossack, Harriott, and Cliantrey, the odde, in every instance, showing a decided improvement on previous quotations. Most of the thousands to ten and fifteen bets were ...