... I P TIG i O~dint, 3@r . 4 aJ. Osborne) 1 od~uk, ?? .4W. Trten)2 lb. ?? issirbbld'oiao dO scone' OVc*iSbft f4*^*jrstZhq4tg, s~tgiwt.itieF. ?? 4 5 qrsg Tt.. ?? .(Xitaln' I: ?? - -xtim P -o -ft. -T :-ar ,W -1; 8Nt 7lb r;ee 'rouib vd GM.hw f ?? n o t . Rettieveret of Pb~a~t blb 31AD~r. 200,k t. 1 F.Y.O-Duke of sdfor8'e Beanr 2 yxt 8at 7I1b, :rqivteg fe izQon, Lod Ghisow'at 249*#ISt, 2 yite, ?? t ...

... .Sporting 3Entelligenre, .d- BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDmY, Nov. 12. to The absentees were so numerous, in consequence ofthe meet- ing at Liverpool, that the room to-day was very scantily attended. We have therefore merely to. return a list of the prices current, simply stating a very limited amount of business was done. WARWICK HANDICAP. G to I agst Doubt-take 7 to 1. CHESTER CUP, 18.1. ...

... NEWMARtKET RECES-FfluAY. ve NsEIMARKET RACES-FRIDAY. HAssNrcCAP SWEEisTAKEs of 15 sovs. ?? Stanlev's a U, Lriel, 1; Duke of Rutland's St. Alin, 2 - Mr. Jaques's Diil- id, cev., 3. *k- HiANDICAP SwFEPsTrAits of 20 ous. each-Mr. Driuliald's of Dulcet, I ; Sir R. Pigot', California, 2*; Mr. Osbaldeston's Joc- o'-Scot, 3. ay SwERi-STARss of 10 sovs. each-Mr. IV. Etwvall' Knight of the r) Thistle, ...

... Spi?rtiuq I SouTH LANCASHIVS CoubaRso MEETiNN.-EsitTuI- the return given in our Wednesday's ,aper of the deoiding corse for the Churobtown Stakes,,YoungHite: is erroneously itatedto be the winner. It should be BchtehierYo6ng Bite having run up; : BETTING -A MANCjHESTER,; Fitrzi, flov.: . The regular subscription root'wee not-oallea intO request to ' day, nor vas there any business done below ...

... STAMFoaD 33ULL-RUNNING.-ITS History and Description. I Although the bull-baiting at Stamford was effectually suppressed from 1839, at each succeeding anniversary (the 13th of November) various rumours that a bull would be brought into the town were in- dustriously circulated: the present year, however, the ci-devant bullards were content with celebrating the ever-memorable day by a supper at ...

... j PLOIJEIING MTCHRS - A'FlIug~ni-Irtch toliO1tp' onthe 2SlrOCtoiber, 6 d Eastown,, Sinifilird's ,The day being ,favourable, threwa6 good tufn,ebut'i~f PAiUU9s aud spedtators.~, The. j edge Mcs Thompson', kinowhbk~d ; ?? 'Proiph et, 'Ne4thertowi6;J ec e akie; awaided thc prize9sasfollows:-7 1. Robert Williami faiihr~ner s i ,~ At. siinalards., tI 3., Alexander Coutts, farm ?? Maiis. I. 4. ...

... HOUGRTON COMMENTS. With two days incomplete of the Houghton Meeting when going to press with our First Edition last week, we thought it advisable to abstain from offering any com- ments on the results until this week, purposing, as we gave a fall return of the running, to make our remarks as brief as possible. The sport on the opening day afforded excellent pro- mise of a brilliant Meeting; ...

... . ;: IOEWMAREET HOUGETONx MEETING. 'MONDAY. HA: sICAP .SwEEPsTAKEs of 25 sovs. each. Col. Peel's ?? beat Lord Ekitet's Gardenia. HANDICAPr SWEEPSTAKES, 10 sOas. Duke of Rutland's St. Ann beat four others. * S*EE'sTAKES, 10 sovs. Duke of Bedford's Solomon beat two others. HAND;CAP: PLATE, 50 ;sovs. Duke of Bedford's Bor- deaux-beat thirteen others. . CasTERtoN STAKES, 30 SOvs, each.. Mr. ...

... . BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuISDAY, Nov. 19. WARWICK HANDICAP. 7 to 2 agst Doubt-taken. ( 6 .. I .. Woodlark-offered. hol 3 6 .. 1 .. Chief Justice-offered freely. to 10 .. I .. Egret-taken. ( 11 .. I .. Cockermouth-offered, Be 12 1 Grief-offered, B.] 12 I Valentine-offered. He 12 1 .. Minium-taken. An 3 14 I 1 .. Clothworker-offered freely. an OPEN STEEPLE CHASE (WARWICK). 5 to l nget British ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEIJCB. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. I Hcr Mlaje.sty's staghoeunlds meot on Monday at Bedfo.it Toll Gate, and onl Friday tit nuidolihead 'hieket, ait eleven. The Duke of 1;eaufort.' hou' d votl Satur n Monday at ale Rocks, el on Thumrsday at CaulecOt, and onl Saturdlay ait Ktingstoni Langley. Mr. A. Smith's houndls meet on Monday at Wilbury, on Tuesday at Stovell Lodge. on Wedniesday ...

... THE RING, FIGHTS TO COME. DEc. 2.-Price and Boucher, 15 aside, Birmingham. ?? and Young Sambo, 50 a side, London. ?? Watson and E. Roberts, 25 a side, Birmingham. 17.-The Tipton Slasher an d Paddock, 100 a side, London. 17.-Sayers and Collins, 21 a side, London. 24.-Crawley's Young Big-un and M'Mulkin, 50 a side, Glasgow. 26.-M'Nusty and Millard, e25 a side, Birmingham. 3l.-Tiney and Trainer, ...

... COURSING MEETINGS TO COME. NOVEMBER. Place. Judge. Time of Meeting Atton Open, Shropahire ?? Mr. T. Bennett. ..5 NewmnarketChampion,CambridgeMr A. Dalzell.. 2, &c. Coquetdale . ?? Mr. J. Usher . 26 Thirsk, Yorkshire * ..Mr. Miller . 26,27 Newcastle (Belsay), ?? Mr. Miller ?? 27 Lytham, (First) Lancashire, ?? . ?? 27 Glossop, Lancashire . ?? Mr. A. Bennett. 27 Newcastle and Northumberland Union ...