... .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. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGNCE. TATTERSAl,lS-TIIt sDAY. iI THlE SEFTO1NI IIANVICAP (Li VEItII'fL). 100 to 50 agst AMr. %Villialliii. Chief JIsjtle (tat e). CHELSTER CtP~kDmak A'.tVI, 1,000 to 15 cacti agalt Instalia Coscak D Mouth aud Mhesus, Itisaboroulgh, jilitsforsl, Sir Iticliard, Coekeruin t, n Chief JUstiCe (talkell). DERBY. 5 to I agat Mr. It0oard's O Grettia (ta kO to 2) 20 to A ir. 1'owney'a ...

... PEDESTRIANISM- MATC1ES TO COME NOVEMBER. 11.-S. Lswsey and J0. fedeon, iSO yards, La a side, Flora C~ronsds, BaYsa1Ltcrii'.vnmle,_5 ie 1i.-T. Shnimm~d1 and S. Clark, to wvalsenmit,asd. ?? Geres' asld i. Jepson, to run once rourid lyle Park, 1i.-Sboeld'r (of ios ton) sad Cierthato (of I-laslingdon), to run three atiles, 10a Rside, Bellevue. 12.-Oliter Jackson anti J. Burden tboth of Walwoeth), ...

... H-UN -PIiN APPOiNTVMENT8. The NEWCASTLE and GATESBtAD HARRIERS will meet on Monday, the ilb Noveunner, at ktowltnd's Gill; and on Friday, the 15th November, at Usworth-at tan o'clock. The DutnHAM COUNTr Fox HouCDs will meet on Monday the I Ith of Novem:.er, at Bradbory Biridge; on Wednesday, the 13th November, at Fishburn; and on t.riday, the 15th of November, at the Two Mile Houses-each dayat ...

... The GREAT WARWICK HAxaDcAr, a free Handicap of 20 sovs eack, 10 ft. with 200 added. Acceptances to be signified on or before Monday, November It. If the highest weight accept- ing be under 8st 71b, it will be raised to 8st 71b, and the others in proportion. age st lb age st lb Trouncer ?? 6 8 10 The Baroness ?? 4 6 I Wanota ?? 8 0 Agis ?? 5 6 1 Old Dan Tucker .. 4 711 Roland. . 4 6 1 Fugleman. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENVCB. LIVERPOOL AUTUMAN MEETING. IrY SLECTIRIC THLEGRAI'lt.j TuESDAY.-The Free Hlandlicajp Hurdle Sweepstakes of 10 soes each, with 40 added ; the winner to pay 10 ?? towards expenses, and the second to save his stake. two miles, over six hurdles, 10 subs. Ir. Benson's b f Little Queen, 4 yrs, Ost 121b ?? ?? 1 Mir. Peace's chl g Redstreak, aged, lst 12t1 ..h . ?? - Mr. ...

... TIlE, liOAL PLATES IN ILELAND. W1I NNEIRS IN TIlE YEAR 1 50. Of the thirteen loyal Plates run for at thc Curraph11 tlas your, four Were MIoN by Mr. INo0laa's Blucher, three by Mr. Co(1rIcdCIIy's Caprice, twD by Mr. Dfsney's Captain Grant, two by Mr. Ilyland's Allegrotto, one each by MIr,% Watis's Marquis and 3larchlioness D5'lEu. C'aprice also won two out of tiae th;es run for it Down. Mr. Wa ...

... [The following appeared in our Town Edition of last week.] NEWARKEHT IHOUGHTON iMEETING SATURD1Y. SSLLINO HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Of 15 sovs each, 5 ft. if declared, &c.; two year olds and upwards; ?? the winner to be sold for 120 sovsif demanded, &c. Mr Drake's Reversion, 4 yrs, 8st 71b ?? Lye I Mr. Wilkin's Aristos, 2 yrs, 5St ?? ?? 2 Mr. Magenis's Flare-up, 3 yrs, 7st 61b .Rodney 3 Captain ...

... In .. _ I On Thursday last, owing to the spirited exertions of Mr Robertson of Foveran, and Mr Hepburn of Riocarton, our sporting friends were enlivened with two steeple aliases over the Murcar fields, 3 miles distant, on the Ellon Turn- pike. The fences, 16 in number, were stonewallsaand rjils, with ditches on either side, and were suffigient to try both riders' nerves and horses' powers. The ...

... SPORTING . R .IJLJ-F UDAY. in S . . -33E 4ND.GAP (Lrv'auwoon). : ii 190 to 60 g j iiih ?? (t) .i . 01,000o415 6 Eh e .Xi1a (Ck, DarMsskontague, BW ?? i i'tsf4 Sir Ria, Cook to = . to latr.HGfart 2j f ein tb; 20 to 1: - 1$. Ptowne&LaneirU4n (t). '2 _t I- r. 5A chp11's N* ,Inae (254 to t) 2to -'8r.'Ba*1 yaeit SStIt 11 t 40 to ?? l Biitcr'c Midas t g9 to 1). .40 h ?? Lo d Ztkanc*8 LRgltfOt (t , ...

... Qiport.ing, Intelligence. CoumoxG.f- No return of the Ridgway Coursing Meeting, held at Lytham yesterday, hab come to hand. BETTING AT 'MANCHESTER, FRIDAY, NOV. 8. About a score of the usual frequenters mustered at the betting rooms to-day, but the progress made in regard of wagering upon the forthcoming Liverpool Autumn Meeting, or any event to, come, waa so dull and ineigniuieant, that it ...

... RUNTING APPOINTMENTS. I FOXEHOTNDs. Atberston - Lond, Stapleton Village; Wednesday, Cricket's Inn; Friday, Bitteawell; Saturday, Meriden. Aebrighton - Trueaday, Sheriffhales ; Thursday, Stew- Polkey; Saturday, Badger; at half-past ten. Badsworth - Tuesday, Darrington ; Thursday, Marr; Saturday, NoLtton Village aat halfpast ten. Bentinck's, Lord Henry-Monday, Saxilby; Tuesday, Midge Inn ; ...