... sporting Entelligruce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Nov. 11. The Chester Cup absorbed the attentiion of speculators more than any of the other events forLhcoming, and extended over a long list of horses: the investments, however, were by no means extensive, and upon the fortheomiog Steeple Chase at Liverpool next to no business was in progress. Three horses for the latter event were hacked ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from the 7th page.1 D O N C A S T E R R A C E S, 1851.-FsinAy. [Cy Electric Telegraph.] Sweepstalces of 200 80vS. each, h. ft. for three years old colts and fillies. The second to save his stake. St. Leger Course. Lord Eglinton's Hippolytus ?? ?? I Mr H. Johnson's Confidence ?? ?? 2 Lord Glasgow's Nondescript ?? ?? 3 The Park Hill Stakes of S0 sove. each, h. ...

... --&XV ?? ?? I I I 1 7 ,- - ?? i e d ?? :-IF6 i - - I :? ft Ri I-IMelliouit. -Y er ailoyai- T p.wilbaenby an, advertisement in 'tO oga' apr ha hehorse will lbe at Mir. ?? tbe, iknosre i Paer's, and in the neigh- to PT`TZ'NG, AT DMANCHESTER' -Ftl.nAT, FEli. 28. is h nifaoeo hebcnc npors at the room se o-dy ws sttlng p~l1 he ivepoo Stepl Clse, upon which- Or - gla pn h hae u qoe eow, the beta ...

... I Tue great yacht race that has just come off at Cow;es if I: has excited more interest than any affair of the sort for the many years. An American vecssel, named the America, and beloniging1 to Mr. Steevens, of New York, has chloa T lenged ail the world, and beaten all her competitors in the iace for the £100 cup, on Friday. until within the last few days, no Englishman over dreamed that any ...

... sporting )r CHESTER CUP PR OSPECTS. - Charge, Chester, charge! '- armion, v The event which has engrossed so much public attention through the wivnter, and up to the present time, is at length near r s at hand. Weaneaday next will decide the fate of thoasands a There is no race throughout the year that is looked forwarduto e with eo much interest, and upoII wlich so much is bet. F veurites ...

... I Spart(ug Entelliplur. -I - - ?? ?? ?? .I BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY, NOV. 25. A number of the sporting fraternity were absent at the Crowe ci Steeple Chase of to-day, and-also atWarwick; the room, however, Ca was well frequented, and a brisk business dono on the handicap of at the latter, and the loading evant at the former place. For the Warwick Handicap Doubt and Chief Justice (the ...

... -snortillo Eut ltiq? z Mce. MANCHESTER MEETING, S5f.. Stewards: Bight Hon. the Earl of Wilton, F. Buchley, Esq. and J. Meilflant, Esq. Mr. James Bflue, Clerk of the Course; Mr.- -ibliburd, junt. Starter' and Mr. tlitobui (Johnson, otYork, Judige. WEDNESDAY, JuNa NeTrI. This mieeting comm~enced to-day, Itend, from thoe large en- tries, and the lutcrative value of the different staikes to be ...

... . porting Intel igence. - .- ?? rd in BETTING AT MIANCHESTER.-TOuSDAo, MARCH 18. in A many of the subsecribere were abeent at the Warwick and ,as Leamington Meeting, but the ?? was, notwithstanding, very well attended. The outlay, however, was chiefly upon the War- id, wick events, Nancy and Unity respectively being in moit demand A. for their relative engagements. For the Chester Cup, the ...

... - -0.- -.-I ?? ,? spotting Entlel ig-encit . ?? ?? - ? ?? - transo QJTIG T 'MANCHESTER.-TuE5DAYA'eL2. rathex The assernbly.ofasubseribers at the rqom to-dy wacvr oare,005 .but the Newmarket Meeting being Pendig ?? h from cheater Cupi, althougi; so,neer at handintetndoa~ fndur, laige &a fild of boirss fis might have bee ex etd tthisiad its intereet;stherefore, from the business oeo thse har ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. y i,. EContinued from the 7th page.] , SOUTH LANCASHIRE COURSING CLUB MEETING. a Patron: Hia Grace the Duke of Devonehire. j Stewards: Meesrs. Slater, Bake, Hunt, Peacock, and Coupe, Judge: AIr. A. Bennett. a THEUSAy, JANcUARY 19th, 1S51. -THE DUCAL ST. LEGER STAKES. AMr. Booth's Bullfinch beat ir. Sagar's Young Waxy. L Mr Mallaby'e Memini beat Mr. J. Robinson'e Lady ...

... ci?, ortillo Entelliffma. I.- .11-1- 11 ?? ?? BETTING AT 111INCHESTER, TUPS)Ar, DF.c. 2. A A reinarkably thin atteulaence ?? -ut13,d the roonm to-day, anid, in conoeqonllce, business wats at the lowest ebb possible. 4 aId oaily two events, the Chester Cup Qail Liverpool Steeple J Chase, were in the market. Forthe former Black Doctor was in .very bigh favourat ilia price quoted, and would bhve ...

... - Iorting- *litriigceum .o ri -- -- - ?? - - - - - - ?? :7 .77. A S C O T. Since hasth ielded the prophetie pen, the Derby operations have been brought to a close, by the victory of Teddington. Mly pink in your paper of May 4th was Sir J. Hawley lst, Marlisorough 2nd, Fernandez or Prima Minister next; which, with the excep- tion of Neasliam coming in between second and third, came in in the ...