... . I ? - I- I -, i;? 1? .. ispor I' nqi,! nttiligentt..:,, 'CE TuESD~A, J |The Ginsvenor Stakes ',drfll .vseach,'b; ftw ith 30 added ., ?? j a uate *ine saler's d lartholomew, 1 S1r w WShe 2 ,S a.,atting f 7 ?? o . li : er iidetheinhele 102 i 'of the runnuing fol nabout a y On w en zounand want r to 2 e' M, randdelcatedhimeasily by3abot alegt. Nutweighd or 1 T.et Palattibe 'Stakes' df. sofalj. ...

... - Aporti ANtTEatzllgete. ?? ?? AT.M - , ,~w o.t BETTING AT. MANCHESTER, TuesDAY, MAY 14. The only busineas of 'moment transaoted at the room this morning consisted of settling aocounts for the late Chester meet- ing, very little attention being given to speculation on any future event., The horses, however, in prominent request were Herbert for the Suffolk Stakes, Cockermouth for the ...

... CRICKET.-ALL ENGLAND v. MANCIHESTER. T'lil :-l 8 un.el t o ?? ,.:t :_ . ?? to wie Tits excitingt match (of which, in our Saturday's ntimber, 'i ldgave all accolunt up to the dlate Of'publication) was con- omeued onl Saturday aftotnoon ; and in its result reflects no I' little credit on the fifteen members of the Mtanchester club, ely who (with three given, iticlltding Lillywbite) nohly ...

... r SPORTING'INTELUG1ECE.' lidb i , ?? fro te 7ih pa -: rTry,|. .. C H E S T E R Ci S.-E i S. in2 'TheCheshire Stakes-of 25sove. each, 1 ft. with added. Th son -esecond to.eave histake. About-a.le e theefrlon. the 21 subs. 13 of whom declared and pay 5 eoy. each. 7 5 Mr.)L- Day'e ockerncuth, yr . i. Croah 1 ing b 6 Sw-tan- 'ph 6 0 Mr.RWilai:na' ?? ,. ,.Hleti 3 ; . ;7,2,Mr.regory named Rheena. ...

... ?? Olit 11 ? - ?? 1? i -OxImp | BETTN ATMANOiH~iSZIi;F&ihAYiMA(17..,5I . 3t- q ?? at tbe 2roorn to iay'~ere ezceedtogly feral:- z ~ ~ 'vs ~1~ed b said'ths on. y V3 afrardaltaken, hi backer offe;18g to procceda Imotber :o, ?? the owly ihore t-ip3 ,Gcmrand;-10jito I was: it qfferedito Ibe takendihk several quartdrsi, io advabee'coiald beJ. e, haduThQ if to'i. ?? iwpsi4; all 'umeP '!Ys5 Xf ...

... p: AOt I 104te : ~ nc us WUotn ntliee.: : ?? - - 5st idS -. ?? - BETTING-AT MANCHESTER, FRIDY, MAY 3. I to, ORES BCP sed; ;- :: 7 !to I agst Peep-o'-day Boy-take 8 to .. he 10 .. 1 .I. Eaedarits-11 to I taken. . e;- 12' ,: I Miss Ann-offered. lei- .100 .. 7 Fugleman-offered.' hut 10 - 6 ?? Chantrey-offered: he . 20 .. 1 ..hn John Cosser-offered. o 20 . 1, -.Ellerdale--offeredl, I t ' 25 1 . . ...

... ,*povting 311ttelligence. e e Lt it 3t d y it of t i- 00 re to re :e :1 Is r- Df is ar )0 Id in Ih in 10 ah 5- ir re at- s- s- re BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, APaIL 30. t 2,000 GUINEAS STAKES. b 5 to 4 agst Beehunter-)1 to 8 taken. 5 . 2 .. Hardinge-3 to I taken. 3 .. I . Pitsford- 10 to 3 taken. 8 ,. I .. Zadoc-l0 to 1 taken. 1,000 GUINEAS STAKES. Even on Tiff agst the feld=6 to 4taken. 3 ...

... MAN~if TEr RACES.. ad ; F ' - :, -i, ,:r? . ?? , b~%~lII. 1idMW~hity weeidfotj worse flesh~ has bee this past week of ~di ~i~untde~c~aweesbdaundhingwith the cerack of whip-I Ur. thong, and deserving 'of all obloquy -for. thei- consequn of~ranz o-crtwees M-''any at time-honoured. vehicle,t re~ ilsid jsp iunobsbure hovel,.has Ijeen indebtedto, this we'ek fort theq opportunity of enierging~once ...

... ,$porting fllttlllqceact;?? BETTING AT MANCHESTE , TnnHsDAY, MA1f2I. A very scanty amount of betting was dotnea' the roomrto-day, both upon the Manchester eveuts'and the Derby alsoe alling over for the latter being a leudiug'feature with the eabecribera present. Beyond this, Ihoelwve'r, scare'ely'ardemark is rqdziaite. Our quobationa showv thut Vauguaid, Legerdemain-, and Chautpey; were ...

... I I glitch ? - I.I.- ?? I ?? C H EST ER ;RAXCES 1850 ?? to ~1`Th6 Grosveniot~ Stakess- of 10 si~oo eachb, h f . l 10add a to - , Aboutliamile andla quarter. Nine ?? 4: q re l Mr Bat eCollirgwvood, aged Baome.Ia Fe r. Howlint 5 Bliter,3 yars ?? Be0~ Betting: 7 and 8 to I on 0ollingw ?? made the whole ' oeof the running for about a mile, whenl Colhiugwood. went up to he im, end defeated him ...