... SPORTING INTELLIGENCIE. '8 NEWM2ARKEI! SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. O TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12. A HANDICAP SwEEPSTAKes of IS Sai3 each were won by Mr. ;tGratwick'e'r Heesso lomburg, boating Bordcaux and Hsrp- L ...

... PEDESTRl I A NISM. WEEDER A1D ROBBERTS. The past 3 as been a remarkably quiet one i theshape week Incli on Monday between Seward of pedesto iandsm for asc off there has not, *.vith tire exception and Jackson did not cone Of' rigt atciaiebeen atly oftelttesi we ore going to partienlariacseenan of the little ?? ts tile mletrololitalk district brought to a ?? ormnt asteli, which was to ruii a ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. CHESTER HANDICAP. 5 to I agat Colsterdale 7 to I agat Nancy 6 to 1 - Candlewick 7 to 1 - Truth (t) CESAREWITCH STAKES. 8 to 1 agat Knight of the 11 to 1 agsatWeathergage(t) Shire (t) 20 to 1 - Bird - on - the- 12 to 1 - LadyEvelyn(t) Wing (t) 12 to 1 - Ariosto (t) 20 to 1 - Le Juif (t) CAMBRIDGESi IRE STAKES. 12 to 1 agat Knight of the 1 20 to I agat Robbie ...

... 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 ...

... The eleventh annual ploughing match of the Kentie. beare Association, took place on Monday last, in a field called Great Whitely, a short distance from the village. There were 17 ploughs on the ground, and a large number of persons assembled to witness the match. After the plonghing bad termi- nated, te'members and friends of the association repaired.to the Wy dhanmArnis, to paltake'of THE' ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER-TUESDAY. CAMNtoGESH1RE STAaeS.-5 to 1 agst Blabtte (t), 12 to 1 ngst Wcnthelrgage (t), 14 to I igst Ephesus (t), 14 to I isgst Azael (t), 1] to I agrft Kiniight of the Shire, 18 to I agst Hyacinth (t), 18 to I apet Hobbie Noble (t), 18 to 1 agst Lady Evelyn (t), 20 to 1 agst ! Convulsion (t), 20 to 1 agst Hlungesord, 30 to 1 agst Evadne (t), 100 to B agst Puritan ?? ...

... -spartiliff fttclh a glice. [es NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. TUESDAY. 'as _ in TnE weather has been remarkably fine, the gather- ing on the heath equal to anything that has been seen hof of late years, and the racing intel-esting. m- EHandicap Sweepstakes of 15 soys. each, 10 ft., for he three-year olds and upwards. D.l. d. Duiie of Bedford's l-esse Homburg, 4 years, 9 st. 9 lb. he ...

... *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 ...

... SPOBTING. TATTERSALL'STnuRsDAy. THE CLEARWELL STAKES. 100 to 70 agst Duke of Bedford's Sittin bourne (t& aft off) CESAREWITCH . STAVES. 7 to I ngstMr. Phillips's Le Juif (taken freely) 8 to 1-Lord Bruce's Knight of the Shire 9 to 1- Mr. Morris's Indian Warrior (taken) 11 to 1 - Lord Wilton's Lady Evelyn (taken) 12 to 1- Mr. Greville's Ariosto (taken) 25 to 1- Mr. Copeland's Lady Amryott (taken ...

... SANDEACH (CHESHIRE) RACES. I Tuesday, September 28. Stewards: J. Largshaw, and H. A. Nicholls, Esqs. Clerk of the Course: Mr. John Hunt. The TRIAL STAsES of 2 sos's each, with 12 added; one mile and a half. (6 subs) SIr. Brooku's ch m Lady Speedy, 8st 71b ?? C. Martin I Il. Benson's br as Posey, Sat 7hb ?? . J. Frost 2 Xfr. Nicholl's b.f by Accident, 6st llb .. ?? , Alt. Rowdon's blr ?? Joe, ...

... SA7ORTING.- Dr. Th TATTERS A LS-SATUIDAY.. Ttism Theroom'was tolerably weU attended,' aud b'etting more kde to animated than on Friday, although confioied to three horses 'eneces' for the Cambridgeshire, viz., Hofble Noble Weatherg e, icon- and Ephesus; and gittingbourne. for the Criterion. ?h.e nion frst mentioned of this lot opened 'at 10 to 1, was backed otest heavily by the party, ...

... (From the Inverness Cowetr.) The fishing season for 1852 concluded on the 14th ult. It would really seem as if the gentle craft were at an end in Inverness, for throughout all this season, during which the river was in excellent order, scarcely a dozen salmon and grilse have been captured by the rod on the water let to anglers. The oldest and the best fisher on the Ness-Mr. Lowe, ?? only four ...