... - SLG'JfimG JNVTEBLLiGEAU&A' BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUED1Y, I Tim GREAT YOnRKstIBr. lawNDICAP.-5 to 2 agst 'alcuiator-(taken), 0 to I agst Coessaek (takeu), 6 to 1 agst Nancy, 10 to 1 wgst the Castle, 12 to I ag-t An1tigono1 (takel), 14 to I agst Alonzo (taken), 20 to I anst The Swveep (taken). CElSAREWITic1 STASES,-16 to I agst Black Doctor (takeD), 18 to 1 agst MAokanna (taken), 20 to 1 agst ...

... SPtORTING JNTELLIGENCRT. 'ed TATTERSALL'S-SATI, BDAY. CHAMPAGNE STAKES. ny/ 0to 4 agst Duke of Richmond's Hornebrewed. ith8 to I - Mr. S. Davidson's Vortex (taken) ly YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. No betting. ed ST. LEGER. 7 to 4 agat Lord Enfiold's Hernassdez edi 4to 1 - Sir J. Hawley's The Br.Bn (t. and aft. offered) 's 5 to 1 - Sir J. Hawley's Aplrodite 10 to 1 - Mr. A. Nichols '.iewminster (t. and ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1851. THURSDAY, SEPT. 4. STWwAnDS.-J. Courtenay, Esq., W. Quin, lsq., and Marquis of Waterford. Judge-M1r. R. Hunter. There was little, if any, improvement in the attendance this day, although two special trains were despatched from Dublin. The weather was favourable throughout the running, slight rain falling at the conclusion. Four events on the card were thus ...

... INTELLICENCE EXTRA. UPTQQN -VEPN Nominations for the UPTON STAKES of 10 soya each, and 8. only if declared, &e. age St lb age at lb Clothworker. . 659 0 H-eart of ?? 7 6 Woodlark. 5812 The ?? 4 7 3 ?? 6 8 4Britgonia ?? 7 0 spot. .. ?? 8 4Waterfall ?? 3 0 12 ?? 8 2Therem ?? 6 10 Young England .4 7 12 Bretby q.. .. a06 9 Cosaebia.-a 730 ?? 36 a The Clown 4710 .. Nominations forthe TRDSMW ...

... C R IC K E T. The Marylebone Club. COUNTRY MATCH. Tuesday and Wednesday, September 16 and 17, at Holkham- The M. C. C. agst the County of Norfolk. All England Mlatohes. The All England matches at present arranged will be played at the following places and undermentioned times:- Monday, September 8, at Bradford-All England agat Twenty of Bradford. Thursday, September I i, at Newburgh Park, near ...

... MTr A - -TT IT V V It' TTJCP -TIT1.1 - DV 9 ,now - rthe WARIVICK MEETING.-TUESDAY, SEPT. 2. cteloyf The Rkci:ei STAKES of 5 8ovs each, with 25 sovs added. 0Lord Strathmnore's Scar . ?? Mr. It. Austiu's Misq Julia, 6 yrr 2 The FOAL STAKES of 10 ?? each, with 26 added. Lord Brook's Leap-year, 3 yrs ?? Mr. Fowler's Silence, by .Mlbourne ?? The LEAMINGTON STAKAES of 25 sovs each, 15 ft, and Wingl ...

... .INTELLIGENCE D EX RA Weigbtuor ?? HiAnIOASTidS of Aoo sbvs, added to a- fwespstakes of 1o0 sodvs eacb, '5 ft; al& S ohly if delared o! or before t2d of Septeniber.. , age st lb . ~ ?? ageir'st lb 'KiogofOoude:..;. - 4 8' 4H 'Eumphrey ?? . s 12 Russborough .. 4 S Candlewick 4 6 12 Alonzo- ?? 4 ? 12 Barbrih*' ?? 5 5 12 Maid ?? 5 7 10 Flare-dp';:f,.' 4 s 10 Pitsford ?? 7 0 Trickstress ?? 5 10 ...

... Stewards: John Fowler and John Wiggan, Esqrs. Clerk of the Course: Mr. J. Newman. WEDNESDAY. The INNKEEsPER'S STAKES of 3 sovs each, with 20 added; heats; twice round; to start at the distance chair. Mr. Choyce's ch c Bedford, 4 yrs, 8st ?? 1 I Mr. Owen's b c Conscript, 4 yrs, Sat 51b ?? 3 2 Mr. Sharratt's brm Egret, 6 yrs, 8st 121b ?? 2 dr Mr. ilaft's ch f by Don John, dam by Mundig (h b), 3 ...

... THE GREAT BOAT-RACE BETWEEN poco0K A4D MAKINNEY. The great boat race between William Pocock, of Lam- beth and John Mackinney, of Richmond, two celebrated scallers, took place on Thursday, and a more exciting or determined contest was never witnessed, the immense distance of four miles and upwards finishing with a vic- tolyofonly four lengths, and being performed by the winner in thirty minutes ...

... JIORSE-RACING.-MEETLNG IN LISBURN. IT was announced last Sunday, by the Rev. Alexander Henderson, that a meeting would be held in Lisburn, on Wednesday evening, in reference to the races atthe Maze. At the appointed hour, seven o'cloclk, the Pres- byterian Church was filled with a large and very at- tentive audience. The Rev. Mr. HEN-DERSON, after prayer, read the 58th chapter of Isaiah. He ...

... FounT:: DAT-IRIDAY, SEPT. 26. TuIt weather to-clay was harsh and cold, and a stiff breeze, bringing with it, occasionally, a spattering of rain, made the course everything but inviting. The attendance, in consequence, was more select than large. The first event was The QULEN'S PLATn Of 100 guineas. Weight for age-three years old, 6st. 71b.; four, Sst. 41b.; five, 9st; six, and aged, fist. 5Ib. ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1851. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. STEWARDS.-J. CoUrtenay, Esq, W. Quin, Esq., and Marquis of Waterford, Judge-Mr. It. IItunter. This meeting commenced to.day, and was well altended, though not to the extent which the facility afforded by ?? Soathern and Western llailway Company led us to expect The weather was delightfully fine. Among the company assembled we ?? Marquis of ...