... spart-ting BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, T Toronir, OCT. 12,1852 Erra The rooms this morning were crowded to excess, and the bet. F tiug almost exclusively confined to the Ceenrewitcha, the quota- thonel on whbich would nowy be superfluous. The Cembridgeshire received a small share ofaettenrtion at prices as under:- Mr CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. Mr 10, to. 1 eget Lord Bruce's Knight of the ...

... On Monday last, at the Sessions Room, the Mayor (W. H. Hornby, Esq,) and his assessors (Messrs. R. Wilding and J. Parkinson) commenced the revision of the ward lists. It will be recollected that the Conserva. tives had objected to upwards of 1,600 burgesses; Mr. T. Southworth, smallware-dealer, Nortbgate, acting as the Tory objector-general. The room was crowded during the day by parties ...

... SPORLTING. NlF:WMAHKET IIOUGHTON MEET[NG.-..ONDAY LAST. TIE CaITF.RION STAunS of 30 sovs. oach, for two-Vearzolds. Speedl the Plough, 1; Weist Australian, 2; Filbert, 3. IISNDICAi' PLATE of £50.-Gladiole, 1; Trousseau, 2. SMATCu 100, Ih ?? Glasgov' f. by Don Joili, 1; Duke Of lledlford's Pensioner, 2. SWEEPsTAKEs of 10 sovs. each.-VivandiErc, I; Florence 2 SWIEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs. each, for ?? ...

... -sporting Intruiscuse. -- ?? y0 FRtIDAY, OCT.., 1852. FA Secuatio tadev as lmos exlusielycontined to the Nur- ith. quttoswudteeoeh ueluuFrteDry, since the eth ne-etindhre aeoben baede a the fol. iee s res: DERBY, 1851. 10 to I aget Baron Bothechild's Orestes-talren. on, 1000 60 ..Mr Bowes'q Weet Auetralian-taken, S la- 90 5 Lord Derby's Umbriel-taken. 'en .500 2.5 Dluke of Rtichmond's Pharos ...

... *porting Entelligence. BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. tv TUi'SoAY, 0cT 19, 1852. haE ig Tlero have been eaoms important changes in the batting on the lha' ly Cambridgeshire since our last; Babette, then at 22 to Ij has be- to Id come fi rat favourite, 6i to 1 being taken to a large amount, whilst baa her etabla companion, Lady Evelyn, has receded to 20 to 1. The 1% tofarmer was the only ...

... 10 .. ?? W-VV ?? G brCHESTER AUTUMNI MBEETING. C e The ?? h~zo 70 sovs was won by Mlr. Carter's n Farmer'b iaoy, beating Sir Charles Napicr, Crabbe, and eightE ig The SELL ING SYAREE8 of 6 sovs each, withl 30 BOVe addedi, w~ere J .o won by Mr. Wilkiue's May Blossom, besting Free Trader and t! ;g The SlnoRTs HANDicAP of 10 cove each, vith 50 cove added,J ,o was won bv Mr. Inman'e Mlaid of ...

... sport:n Kuteiomm ry BEl'TlNG AT THE PoST OFFICE 1HOTEL. rY Fm~bAY, OCT.8, 1852. n U- The betting was exceedingly dull this morning, the only change ea be worth noticing being in Le Juif and ilnight of the Shirec for the Tl he Cesarewitch; the former was in foree at 7 to 1, and the latter re. br ceded to 10 to I (offered). For the Cambrilgeahire there hes 3 been little or no change since our ...

... I I spartfit - ?? BETTING AT THE BUSH INN. TuEs: P OT. 20, 1562. The Cambridgeshire Stakes were the a31 absorbing topic with the fewv that had not gone to N.ewmrket; but as the result of the race will be known long before thcse remarks appear in print, an accont of the business done would be neither important nor in. t teresting. We may, however, aey that Babette and Azael were nearly equal ...

... -SPortius Eutelliamse. le BTTING. AT--THE POST OFFICE HOTEL,I !r, ?? OCT. 1, 1552. BHE ay There has been a fair amount of hueineesstreneacted here since I as Tueeday both for the Cembridgeshire and Cesarewiteb, end eome S& id important changee have token plees Kei~ght of tile Shire lies thi id been backed for the latter at prices vaerying from 16 to 6 to 1, and qo it 'fbr 1heofotn~er the eame' ...

... 9 i DONCASTER CaARnEs.-The following copy of an hotel a bill, for four nights, at the late Doncaster meeting, sufflci- ently exposes the exorbitant charges to which racing men are occasionally subjected --Bed four nights, £4 4s. (1); e ale, 6d; night lights, Gd. (I)-total, Li 6s. Verily, this D in an exemplification of the old fable of the goose and the golden eggs. Tar KINGSTON CHALLIENGE ...

... SPORTJING INTELLIGENCE. NEWVMARKET FIRSTr OCTOBER MEETING. TuaanKr, SE ~MamaS 28. The BUCEItNOASS StAKES of S00 sovs were wvon by Mr. Paync' E stre11a, beastlng f by To uchs to ne, an d Vanderdecken. Sweaser3Aascs of 10 savs ealch were won by the Duke of Bed- ford's Petrel, beating The Moor and three others. MATCn, 200 SOYS, was won by the Duke of Bedford's Flirt, beating Mr. Paync's Catalpa. ...

... tad ?? .--5 1oP NEWM:ARKET HOUGHTON MEETING}. tles The yanAy, OCTOBER 20i. iely TeCAuBRsIOEsHIRIS STAKE3 of °5 ?? eaelh, with 100 added,. ve were wonl by Lord Bruce's Knight of the Bhire, beatingY Hobby V~INoble, Lady Evely~n, and 28 others. in SWEESTAKE~s o. 10 novs each were WOD by Captamn Dotuglas ber ILane'b Gny Mannering, beating Old Powley and W~oedlark. the A HANIDICAP PLATE of 100 navs ...