... EPSOM RACES.-TuESDAY, MAY 28. The attendance of the sporting community was good, but in all other respects very considerably below par. The Knight of Gwynne was weighed for the Craven Stakes, and his number suffered to remain until a good deal of money had been laid out upon him and Colling- wood jointly; his withdrawal at the eleventh hour elicited remarks anything but complimentary. For the ...

... 1: *v9ding Intelligence. r :BETTING AT MANCHESTERFIDYMA31 The only~business done at the room tolday eansisted of a naim. eheir of smrall bets aceepted about the Oaks Stakes, at the'following it pricese Several offers to wager upon the Liverpool Cup andDon. In atrS.Lager, inthe absenoeeofsoubsoriber-sat Epsom, woe ~in. *oealcotto warrant our returning any quotations thereon. The :0 following ...

... - $porfing 111telligen .ce. NEWTON RACES, '18G0. *WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5TH. To the Bditor of the Examiner and. limes. Sir,-As this day usbers in tbis popular Lancashire gathering, andervery favourable auspices, we rmhyautioipate good eport, and 4 large attendanoe of oompany. We have oathe eards three toler- abl ialir days' sport, comprnsinF tbirteen raoes, under the auspices of. :essrs. We S. ...

... Stewards:- W. Standish Standish, Esq, T. To1wnley BParker, Esq., W. Ince Anderton, Esq., and Thomas Legh, Esq. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5. The HAYDOCK STAKES of 10 Sovs. each, h. ft., with 25 Sovy. added. Mr. Collingwood's Administrator ?? I Mr. W. Green's Clar. 2 The GOLBORNE STAKES of 25 Sovs. each, 10 forfe4t with 60 Sovy. added. Lord Caledon's Sister to Wanota ?? Mr. J. Osborne's The Black Doctor . ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. [Continned from the 7th page.] N E WVT ON R A C E S, 1850. * . . ?? . : FIUDAY. The Staud Cup of 60 sove. (in speCiej, added to a Handicap Sthken of 10 sov, each, h. ft. The second to receive 20 soVS. out of the stakes. One mile and a h31f. Mr. fidap's Brdwu Fly, aged ?? ?? *I Maid of ?? 2 Cbcktail.: ?? 3 John ?? , 4 The St. Helens Purse of 50 sove. added to a ...

... Some time since it was determined, at a meeting of the Chorley tradesmen and others, to start a public subscrip- tion bowling green, in the vicinity of the town. No sooner was the design made known, than it met with the most signal success. The subscription list continued to be augmented by fresh names, daring the construction of the green, until, at the time of opening, which took place on ...

... IM-looklingr -, S ( O T RACES. t TUESsAY, JUxe 11. Tle TRTAr, STAIES of 5 sov cachi, vith 50 added. ?ewv mile. I Mlr. W. Stebbing's Flatcatcher ?? 1 c Duke of Rutlanid's Nine ?? 2 Major Mlartyn's Blondette ?? 3 SWvEsTAEes of 50 80sov each, h ft. Threc-quarters of a nfie. c Lord Chesterfield's Brother to Drakelow ?? . Mr. Grevillc's Gievra ?? 2 Lord Stanley's Olympian ?? 3 The AsCOT DiRBY ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. -0Contin ed from the 7th page.] ASCOT HEATH. BACES;-FRIDAY. [By Electrio Telegraph.] Three Hundred Sovereigns, the gift of the Great Western Railway Company, added to aE Flandicap stahes of 10 sovs, each., .wik_ ley Cuoras. -The second to receive 50 0 sV8. 5 2 Mr. Batson's Thistledown, 3 yr.I 6 4 Major Martyn's The Swede, 3 yrs .. . ?? . 4 The Wokinhgbam Stakes of 0 sovs ...

... SP O RTIN G. 0. ASCOT HEATH MEETING, 1850. Tuesday, Jnut' 11. The Ascot Derby Stakes of 50 sovs. each. Swinley Course. Lord Chesterfield's b c by Lanercost ?? Duke of Richmond's Ghillie Callufm ?? . 2 Lord Exeter's Utrecht ?? . . 3 The Ascot Stakes of 25 9ses, each. Two miles and a-half. Mr. Villiers ad. Waneta ?? ?? Duke of Richmond's Vampyre . .2 Mr. Stanley's Fire. eater ?? 3 The Trial ...

... : OOOEO0D -CUP WEIRT. A E -.v~ wino.. - r - \ ?? 1 ?? i - ?? - Age; 'st.bg aAge. st.tb C ollipgood. 0 12 Nonies'.. P. 5 7, 5 o haa a ?? a .7 KnIgtofGwyhi e 3 7 4 Peepo'idayBoy .. 6 9, 7 Nutshell ?? . 3 7 4 Caliezou , 5S. 9, 7 .Csrib' ?? I , 7 4 Osterley, .. .. 4 9 4 Pitsford.'.B 3 7 4 Ellerdale 6 . 93 Wividisetgratz ?? 3 6 13 Cossiok ?? 6 9 2. Colt byiGladietor, out -Elifirou .. . 4 811) . ...

... lporting 3Intelliense. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUtZSDAr, JUNE 18, The betting zanged over the different events returned below, but the transactions on each were upon a~very small scale. The chief featuwe, however, of business donoon the Nortbumberland Plate was the decline of Raby, against wom .any odds might have been got; and, indeed, 12 to I could havw easily beenbhad against anything bar ...

... SPOiRTING INTELLIGENCE. LContinued from the 7th ?? BETTItNG AT MANCHIESTER, TiaDAY, IeNX 21. The return of subscribers from the south yesterday had the effect of givihg a considerable impetusato,the beting upon forth. coming events, and totally changed tbe. aspect of the Northum- berland Plate quotations as they stood at the beginning of the week, Elthivou, who w~as at a very outside figure, ...