... SPORTIlVG lVI'ELLIGE'NCB. to n, TATTERSALL'S-TiluR5sAy. n Owing to the lslencecofa considerable number oft-i subscribers at the Frith Manor Steeple Chase, the business tratsacted this le afternoon was very moderate. It wan noticeabic, however, for tbe le high favour in which Osteriry, Mousecer, Malratta, Belus (who, it ,o is now said, has never been amniss or lost a day's work), Prestige, e, ...

... | SPORTIMG INTELLIGENCF. A foct race between - Sterling and Christo- pber Elliott, 120 yard&, for £25 a-siae, Came off on Monday. the 25.h ilslt. on Scutswood Road, and was won eatily iy Ellirtt. NEWCAS9LE RACES.-INTE11.1GENCE EXTRA. ACCEPTANCES POR THE NORLTJHUMBERLLAND PLATE. Age. st.ll; Age. st.lb Canezon ?? 9 2 Castinette ?? .. _.6 C. Ellerdale.. .8 I The Knout . ?? 6 John Cosear. 5.. 2 ...

... LAWS & PRACTICE OF HORSE RACI'N By the Hon. CAPTAIN ROUSf -jL,. Published by Baily Brothers,- Royal sihang0' Ave have been favoured with profse; tS o hi s imnportant work, vwbich will come befterethe.pubhllb in a fewdaysand Iln doubt, be sought by a very a few pays, arid witl, nfo Horgse~ g isn a'sport and an large rting of at dr c edly oational-character-one inwhich allrakng ks anid ...

... I ? I- I.: -11 , ?? ?? -t ?? ' 0 ' - ?? , ?? Wi# r ETTING -AT. MANORESTER, Tu~esDtY, Mf~nta: 12 ,Tt~amctlino was exceedingly dull and ouninrtialiitt, and ~was. ?? Altighermited to Investnients-in nmail sums, at the fofowing .5el ie. -it C OVE'TO t; O V EPt'CHASEr J a~tiRait~ i tia-ken . d ?? - ?? 7t' .2 ,. Prooeed-offered.-:. 4 D ?? Cbandler-taken and offered; CO a,- : 5 ?? f. .Tipperary ...

... I *'4flTrttng intellteaae. LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING. L GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE. The arlet sfto STECIARDS. s.v Tbe~arlofssilo Marquis ofWaterfor,11, and G. Pay no, Eeq OLISIRc OF TIES COU111s.-rdr,1 j, W, T'Th11111 JUloOE,-Xr, Whit, ci 11antwitit. WVEDNESDA Y; FEBRUARIY 27. i T.Ihe LiverpooI Grand National &ceplec.Clase, Flo la'-famed in the seporting world from the diiltiriguwatel J ...

... SPOBTING. TATTERSALL'S-MoNDAY. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES. 4 to I apt Mr. Hill's Osterley (t freely) 7 to I Major Pitt's Moncwoeer (t) 8 toI - Mr. Halldrd's Harrlott 10 to I - Duke of Bedford's Mabratt (t) 10 to I Mr. Jaques's Chantrev(t) . 1f6 to I - Duke of Bchmrnid's llelo (t 2O to 1) 20 to I -M r. hrwin's Balilnfad 25 to 1 Lord Warwick's Grief (t) 25 to 1 Lord Fglinton's Belus 25 to I Capt. ...

... HUNTING APPOINTMENTS Her Ma TAGROUND&S er eaty's-, oday, Stag and Hounds (infleld); Wednsy, hver eat tiriday, FaroharnCommon-lIl. le, Conetable's Sir C.-?onday. Ca ick-halfpet II, Norfolk-oure Iay, Barford Cock-halfpast 11. Bothsobild's, Baro-Monday, -Hardwck; Tkursda5, Hogeton-11. FOXIiOUNDS. Albrixhton-Tuesdayr, Chllhington ; Thursday, Island Pool; Satr.. day, Lilleshall-half-past 10, ...

... SPORTI.NG JXTELLIlGPNCE. THE WESTERN DISTRICT AND BALLY3MORE STEEI'LE CIIASES. MAIICII I ITII-FIiS'T DAY. This meeting, got up chiefly through the exertions of the offi- cers quartered at Atilone, coinmenced yesterday. The attend- ance', though considerable, fell far short of former years, emi- gratiun halving evidently thinned the ranks of the pasantrY.- 'ihe line of country was badly marked ...

... ITHE RINC. FIGHTS TO COME. APsIs. 1.-Goole and Mush, 15 a side, Birmingham. 2.-Wedgebury and Green, 5 a side. Birmingham. 9.-Lee and Ow ens. 20 a side, Birmingham. 15.-tidgewelt and Tatersley, 10 a side, Leeds. 16.-Noon and Hazeltine, 50 a side, London. 21.-Owen and Kelly, 5 a side, Manchester. MAY 29.-. Lee and D. Betts, 10 a side. Birmingham. Ju.a 3.-Giles and Collycut, 10 a side. Birmingham ...

... sporting, lnteflt~nu. - _ BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, %IeaCn 20. The Northampton Hanaicp changes have been important since thel subscribers returned from the Leamington steeple ehase,OsterleY, Harriott, and MAblratta baving benn each strongly Supported ; the largest outlay, howover, has been upon Osterlety, who closed the leadling favourite to-dlay t 7to 2,wittotakerseagerI at4 to l. The ...

... PEDESTRIANISD a ?? TO COME. k . ARCH. mile. C25 a~ side, ?? aa.er a 4.-J. Pudney (of Prl;pt)aandJSA-se(;of ed halfC a m ile, 7 a side,'O~TAIen-,J a o BrSodey 4.-Handicap races 0n Huddt-rijfg Cricket Ground. 5.-H. J. Smith (of Si tdpis.No)viid a. Limehouse), 1v0 :yui'dS, wt~~~the:1leIO[ Limeouse., 15 5.-G. Grantham (the Eto n (ttb AyeclffeFejan Teetotaller yards' start( ?? yrsdoJ.yDoeG 5.-ir. ...

... 3ETTING AT TATTX:RSA3L'S. MONDAY. The Northamptonsbire Stakes was the principal feature among the Spring events this afternnpto.ns of decbis.e) terley (who last week exhibited sy ptomng af decline) came again with a determined rush, opening at 5 to 1, which was taken so freely that he soon advanced a point, and on the strength of a heavy outlay,; left off first favourite at 4 to 1, which was ...