... SPOR TING. TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. Business was coiflned to the following transactions on the Ches- ter Cup. CHESTER CUP. 1000 to i5 agst Mr. Greville's Muscovite (taken) 1000 to 15 - Mr. T. Parr's Weathergage (taken seversI times) 1000 to 15 - Ir. Groville's Scarecrow (taken) 1000 to 15 - Mr. Brown's Nancy (taken) 1000 to 16 - Mr. J. Osborme's Merrybird (taken) 1000 to 10 - Mr. Howard's ...

... SPOR TING. V WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON NOVEMBER MEETING. TUeSTDAY.-SweepstalcS of f sovs each, with 20 added * for two-yr. olds, st 3ib ; asid three, Sit 121b. 'Tho whiner to be sold for 100 sovs, ond allowances if to be sold for less. Maidens allowed 41b, fillies and geldings 31b. Five furlongs. Mr. E. Phillips's Heisrietta, 3 yrs, 7st Dlh (£30) ?? (G. Oatesj I M3r. Rayner's Plunkett, 2 yrs, Gst ...

... . This match came off on Wednesday last, in a field near .the Globe Inn, and the ploughiog was of a very excellent description. After its termination the gentletmen wboh bad assembled to witness the match repaired to the Globe, where I I A DINNER Was provided, to which a large party sat down. Dr. Brent occupied the chair, and among the gentlemen present were the Ravde. W. W. Bagnell and ...

... I i ?? liddligence, d BETTING AT THI E POST-OFFICE HOTEL. I TUESDAY, Nov. 30, 1852. - There was a fair attendance this morning, but business was ex- 1g tremely dall. For the Derby and Chester Cup the following vere the only transactions that came nnder our notice:- Y, CHESTER CUP. o, 50 to I agst Mr Brown's Nancy-taken. is 1000 . 16 MrJ.Osborne's MerryBird-taken. 1000 12 Valour-taken. Dt 1000 ...

... sport(lig Inteuigence. ? ?? ?? bell ?? the BETTING AT THE BUSEI INN, TuESDAY, JAN. 27,1852. oX- There oeas some heavy betting to-day, Nancy, Cockcrow,and Holtllrpe being in great foroe for the Chester Cup, Noashantals, ilt heaving strong friends. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 1i to 1 agst LaGazzaLadra-t. 25 to I agst Lord George-tk. 16 l Victres. 25 .. I Boarton-taken an- 20 1 .. Harfdwick-taken. ...

... BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE: HOTEL, dRV *fl TUOSDAY, Nov. 23, 18232 da ia, The betting to-day wae alnmost oxolosively confitied to thes the aoil Shrowsbury Handicap, now deoldedl. On the Sticsple Chase, thea he which takes place to-morrow, a few trifling finvestments were Boe, ic ?? the Chester Cop and Derby the following qboletiona e ?? s ow al that csame under our notice:-- 810 crSHREWSBURY ...

... | SPORMIlNG INTEiGFNO ILIVERPOOL AUTUMN MIEETING TUESD&Y, Nov. 9. The CHAMPION (HURDLE RACE) HANDICAP ot each, and 50 BOaS added. Two miles over si, hur'lev 15 subi. Il& Mr. Saxon's Caurire ?? . tlopw d) Mr. Jackson's ?? MATCII: 50 s.vas., 8st 71b each. Tvo nie Mr. J. Jones's p Tom Farrar (Turner), beat Mr. E. Jleej gr p Grey Momaus in a trot. The SELLING STAKES of 3 aoys each, and 25 add d ...

... | UuM BE.R. R EG ATTA. | . . . . . ,, ,I I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4TH. Bool This splendid ' acquatic sport commenced on Wednesday Shell last, under very favourableg auspices. The eminent position this i of Hull, asee port, and Its noble, expnansive river, inferior to prect none in Eogland; tender the annual Humber Rtegatta an ever eovent of considerable 'importaflce, and one whlsh is looked conal ...

... LIVERPOOL RACES, WV nDNESDAY. T he Croxteth Stakes, of l svs, each, lft., with 30 added, w as won by Cont nore, beating Mountain Deer. Itaadicap ?? of 701., was won by tOsbaldeston, beating San'ita, Wee Wee, and fi a others. The Mersiey Stakes, of 25 s 54. each. with 50 added, wvas won by Sister to Mountain Deer, beating Charning Woman, Nerva, and two others. The Lancashire Oaks, of 10 sovs. ...

... BRIlGHTON RACE CLUB ME;ETING-1'tnDAY, AUG. U. (FR31 OURt CORUIESPoNDENT.) The members of the Brightoii Itice Club git up an excelleit t day's sport, uhich proved a catisfac ory fivale to the meeting. I Trhe list comprised events which excited much intirest. - s 'lihe Claret Stulkes, 5 sovs each, bo oves added by the club. I ?? The winner gave three dozen of claret to the club. ; Ei,5bteen ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. Business was so limited that in most of our quotations We have been governed by offers: they show an improv ment in Backbiter ibr the Metropolitan Haudicap, in Scarecrow and Hesse Homburgfor the Chester Cup, and in Augur and Claver. house for the Derby. a to 1, laid in the morning against Bobbie Hoble, to 6001 was offered this afternoon. WAnwIcx TR[AL SrAREs.-2 to 1 agst ...

... t- ~SPORTING INTELLIC.iRNC. I , _n . (FRoM oua CORRESPONDmT.) . I STEEPLE CHASE Al, FAlltY HOUSE Tars DAY. The Citizens' Plate Steeple Chase.;which annually takesgplace at the Close of the hunting aesson, will come off THIS MORNINOi (Monday), at eight o'clock, over Fairy House course. The members iill breakfast togetb.r after the race, and THEE PALMULai r OWN BARRIERS will meet at the Ten.mile ...