... YORK RACES. BETTING (N SATUtRD 'y ATTMRiOON, EnoR HAYADICAP-3 to I aght Canezou, 6 to I agat Cantab, 10 to I agstElcho, to to i agst Mark Taply, t 5to I ggt Cloth. wor er, 20 to I agst Collingnood. PrINCE OF WALLS's STAKi'S-Even on Eng!and'a Glory. 4 to t agst dtorm. GREAT YO..;SHIHE STAKES-6 to 6 on Pitsford, 3 to 1 agat Captain Grant. MFATH ARCHERS- The third meeting of the Meath Archery ...

... ?? U ?? ?? .? q?E?8r).&7- NIGHT. ? ?L?vq?4og ?tvs?? ? ?oth, and 8? W?i*xIIO 1s3? owing to ?.arJy alL tha a JzioIu?9iog the ?sp.Mal'4 10a?.i2mri?q?enoe ?'UI4 b?tkit?d?w? of an ? b?i??a?d at t?cetpti?n The?s?a i?e the ?e ?y?ejwsae?1ojee ?erepn ?h,?wh?eh 'ad Coiitzigw?o? 4aa bao?ed freely at ? 1o2 aad'5 toil, and ii.. Hlobbfo*roa?ll?ttceat 8a?ad'7to.t? 72w?a.oS?rad on ?? thw? ai?? t?JI kT?p?oj, ...

... ?PO1i?TTh'V? YORKQ RACES;' t. ;. ,: : TEbMUDAV. U; ' ?? AB~c-Cooms, 4 O'CLoos.-The racqs'bavicg eomnnedi late this afternoon, we hare onlyr time Ip state tha;,ehwe e ' thetwraa'coid and ahtwery in h tbt.l ;tr{h etre; !and .the attendartee 'mch larger 'lb on the Brats 44' btot .111 .bellow what wre have uuallly etes ?? U grntil daj .the iafindeor, inc udwon enable4tj ?? tg;tf Nhe. ...

... MAN'CHESTER & SALFORD REGATTA. | ' Hi A M An ,A,11 A C + A r As n A > at I Fun r;1 ;A n + so n _ ?? sal, The Manchester and Salford tenth annual regatta corm ii the menced on Monday last, there having been, as usual, a fl O 1. grand, procession of all the contesting boats on the previous I ian Saturdav. When the boating club was formed which origi. s ens nated 'this interesting and popular ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGBNCE. WOLVERHAMPTON RACES. TU'ESDAY (toNtL.UD05).-Tho Borough Members' Plate of £60. 0-teats, one nubl-and-half. Mr. Baylis's Coiscyiithis, 0 yrs ?? (Cheswas) 0 11 Mr. Fowi-er's Cosachia, 6 y ?? 12 21 I M~r. Price's sister to Legislator, 3 yr31 ..3 ?? 0 00 ti Mr. Giles's Gaffer Green, ?? 00 C4 Mr.oi' ailitr'5 b us by Jereed, d by Cadlisud, S ?? 0d0tr n Mr. Jones's Flirt, 4 3's ...

... PAISLEY RACt&. _ - -IX. _ # OT.A As d.h These raeseftnnenced yesterday. The day btei r 't ed 9 ?? tie turn-out of spectators was as numerous,if rmore so; fhait ot any previous occasion. Thlie ground was in excdihl'nt fair otider, anitssrtwas good. Amongst, other distinguished pes' sons, Wse ivscdrtd fte Farl of Eglinton, Sir Michael Shaw Stewart- per James Merry, Esqt; - -Reifern, Esq., Major ...

... SPORTING INTELlIGENCE. MONKS ['OWN RACES-TUESDAY, JOLY 30. Stewardsl-Garrett iarry, Eeq,; Captain Villiers,47th Regt.; Edmond Burke, Esq ; R Grey, 7 th ilegt. The attendance of pedestrians was not so great as that of the preceding day, bitt the vehicles and horsemen were quite as nu- merous. Handicap Sweepstakes a sovy each, 20 sova added by the Cork an; Passage Railway, the second horse to ...

... 33ETTING AT TATTERSALL'S. MONDAY. A very moderate amount of business was transacted, at the undermentioned prices:- BERKSHIRE STAKES (READING). 5 to 2 agst Mr. Tubb's Comet 3 to I - Sir F. Peacock's Repletion E:BOE HANDICAP. 3 to I agst Lord Stanley's Canezou (taken) 6 to I - Lord Zetland's Cantab 7 to I - Mr. Rolt's Collingwood S to I - Mr. Dawson's Mark Tapley 8 to I - Mr. Reid's Clothworker ...

... FIOWTS TO COKE. SEPv. 3.-Coils and Kelly, L62o a side, Whitehaven and New- castle-on-Tyne. 3.-Keene and Hayes, e100 a side, London. 9.-Patsey Clay and Hannigan, Nottingham and Hod- dersfield, 25 a side. 24.-Madden and Hoiles (the Spider), 25 a side, London. Nov. 5.-The Tipton Slasher and Paddock, 150 a side, above fifty and within eighty miles of London. Off. Doc. 24.-W. Hayes and J. Noon, the ...

... The aceetin, for 1l50 commenced on Thursday under ex- ceedingly unlfavourable circumstances so far as the weather was concerned thougb, looking either at the magnitude of the stakes involved, or the number of the horses which took the field, the sport was of a superior description. The early part of the forenoon gave promise of a fine day, and it remained fair, though. threatening occasionally ...

... WO.LV1ER3EAlUPTON IN Pl5RSPECTIVE.I Those rough and ready boys, the nailors, locksmiths, and workers of iron, located in the good town of Wolver- hampton, will have a rare time of it next week, for what with the three days' racing, a few mains of cocks, and sundry dog fights, they will contrive to pass the time pleasantly enough. A bull to bait, as in days of yore, would crown their felicity, ...

... BRIGHTON =LUB RAOEX. FRIDAY. OPTIONAL SELLING PLATE of 50 sovs; three year olds, 9ct 91b- tour, lost 61b; five, lost 101b- six and aged, lost l21b, the winner to be sold by auction for 50 sovs; if entered to be Sold for 1oo sovs, to carry 71b; if for 150, Illb; if for 200, 141b extra, and any surplus to go to the Club; T.Y.C, Mr. Shelley's Potentia fily, 3 yrs, I ost 91b (te200) Capt. Pettat I ...