... NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. t LATEST BETTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. NURSERY STAKES. E6 to 1 agst Fugleman filly 10 to 1 agst Broto Drakelow . 8 to 1 - Gleuhawak 10 to 1 - Hesse Hoinberg 8 to 1 - Exeter 10 to 1 - Paqucote e 10 to 1 - Truth 10 to 1 - Bro to Truth- f10 to 1 - The Ban teller 11 DERBY. 18 to 1 agst Teddington 1 22 to I ngst Lamnartine e 40 to I agst Lightfoot, r AnRIVALS.-The ...

... 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 ...

... ISPORTING INTELLJGFENCEj 4 NEWVMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. HANDICAP MONDAY, OCT. 25. 0 ADIA SWEEPSTAKES of 25 savs each, for three year olds and upwards. D.M. Colonel Peel's 1-ardinge, 3 yra, Sat 21b. .(Flatmnal) 1 o Lord Exeter's Gardenia, it yro, Set ?? 2 y Bettiig-1 to 1 on Hlordinge, who waited on tile mfare into th 0 cords, and woan by half a length. Run inI 1 mini 52 sec. - FORFEIT CLASS of ...

... The match atquoitsbetween Thomas Gray, of 'indy Nook, and William Oldbam, of NewcastlE, to p ay the first 61 Shots, at 20A yards, for 151 aside, came of in the Wrestling laolosare0 on Monday afternoon, I hen Gray won cleverly, scoring 61 for his opponent's 43. There was a good atteadaace of spectatora; and t~e play of the winner was greatly admired. A match for 20 sovs, came off orer Morpeth ...

... I ,, _EWMARHET HOUGHTON MEETING. *or CaY(-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES o. 15 noes each, for 3 Yr olds, and upwards. DM. 001 Peel's lardlnge,3 YO, Set ib WllFatman) bent Lord Toeter's G Hrdina, 6 yrs, Sat 71h by half a lengrh. R Ern in I 'sin r S3CS. 00VdPeIh Cross ow HANDICAP SWVEEPSTAKES Of 10 41b~ each, DII. Duke of Ruttand'e St Ann, 6 yrs, YSt 71b, Duke oyCRX beat Mr Greville's Diligence, 3 yrs. ...

... 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 ...

... SPORTING- NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. e . LATEST BETTING ON TauRSDAY NIGHAT. NURSERY STAKES. 4 to I aptf out of Fugle- 10tolagetTruth Lt ~~man's dam 112 to 1I The Ban eo 9 to 2 - Bro. to Drakelow 12 to I -Homes Homburg 6 to 1 -Exeter 12 to 1 -:Br. to Truthteller 10 to 1 - Pauetta 50 to I Glenhawk. ir 20 to I agpt Lord , Eglin. 40 to 1 agetBoo(t) D. ton's lot (t) 40 to 1' - Lightfoot h 7 to I - ...

... NEWVMARKET HOUGHTON MBEETING. LATEST BETTING ON THURSDAY NIGHT. NURSERY STAKES. 4 to 1 agst Fugleman filly 12 to 1 agst Hesse Hom- 9 to 2 - Bro to Drakelow berg 6 to 1 - Exeter 12 to 1 - Bro to Truth- 10 to 1 - Paquetta teller 10 to 1 - Truth 50 to 1 - Olenhawk 12 to 1 - The Ban DERBY. 20 to 1 agst Ld Eglinton's 40 to 1 agst Boo (taken) lot 40 to 1 -Lightfoot 7 to 1 - PrimeMinister 1000 to 15- ...

... rI 1HUNTING. APPOINTMENTS. FOXHOUND5. Albrighton-Tuesday, Rudge ; Thursday, Little Qor; Saturday, Hilton 5at half-past ten. Atherstone-Monday, Cadeby Gate; Wednesday, Water Orton Bridge; Friday, Churchover; Saturday, Gop sall ; at eleven. Badsworth-Tuesday, Scawsby Bar; Thursday, Bads- worth Hall ; Saturday, Winterset; at half-past ten. Brambam Moor-Monday, Garforth Bridge ; Wednes- day, Burn; ...

... TIHE EPSONI AUTUmN MdEETING. Thanks to the indefatigable exertions of Mr. Henry Dorling, and the co-operation of the rail-way company, we have every prospect (with the proviso of fine weather) of a capital day's sport by way of Mind up to the season at this world-famed locality on Tuesday next, whilst on the following day the admirers of that most exciting hybrid sport, steeplechasing, will ...

... . ;: 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. ...

... I I I MATCHES TO COMB. NOVEMBER.:. 4.-T. Cook (of Greenwich) and T. Birkhead (of Sheffield), to run ten miles, Las a side, at Hyde Park. 4-R. Prescott and C. Chariton, eighty yards, 5 a side. 4-Connor and Lynch, 0oo yards, R5 a side, Abbey Tavern, St. John's Wood. 4.-E. Jones (of Red Bank) and J. Taylor (of Failsworth), 200 yards, XS a side, Belleoue. 4.-S. Driver and S. Metcalf, 0so yards, ...