... ?? ?? v ?4. I. ?, 11 IO ? , - ?M T? %Mcc, BOTT1iNG AT THlE POST OtF-IOE HOTEL FlitnAT,'DRP .,It 2 Speculation romalino dull aeefar Lgt ?? Cup and ])erby ore concerned. TieaA Metropolitan is frequently:nletoionedd is wvehi es the Stretford Steeplo Chase, which leesoreveuL will be de- cided to-torrow. M [A14CEESTI1 STEEPLE CiASE. 5to 1 agst Mr omolclejae Pirto-tok: I N Sr HIarviolt-taliaii. - ' ...

... EPSOM JANUARY STEEPLE CHASES, &o. Weights for the Free Hlandicap Steeple Chaos of 10 soys echc, 5 ft, and 00add.Fur tiles. Peter Simiple,' aged, SipePtr Ost The Hearer, 9St Sib list 4th Mrsoett~tstl~ll Robin Hood, Oat sib .Half-and-half, aged, Everton, fsot 121b Forest Last, Ost 8lb ?? Sib Sam Hood, fsat 12th Legacy, SOt Sib quickstep, aged, lost Brave Buck. Oat, 12ili The Screw, Oat 6Gb di4b ...

... SPOR1TING e, BETTIN11G AT MANCYIE8'T.R.-rYPTXRnAT. STR1E'_~ORD. STBE~EcPI, E. 4 to I aget Fiyiik Nick 0taien' .4 to I -Simaple~eter (teikea) .65 t,.1-I Pilata.(taliu).-7 X. All the homses fur eaqh~race haj riv ,METROP'OLITA, aSTAKES., 25 to ?? Cotnmn tenaI) 2.5 to 1'I Glhtan(aen 30 to I! Ricluuond '(eAn XPSO)% JANUARY .,STEFJPLE CDA8S, &o. WZuqJX.T for the Fnu1avz sA Tp~aaao Ns 10 sovs. oaeb,O ...

... EPSON STEEPLE CH3ASES AND . urdle Race. Weights for the FRPa HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE of 10 sova each, 5 ft. with Go added, age st lb age st lb Peter Simple ?? a II 4 YoungLottery ?? a 9 10 Half-and-Half ?? a 10 S larriott ?? 9 10 Quickstep ?? 10 4 ?? a 9 10 The Brewer (h ?? a 10 4 The Rearer 9 8 Alcoran. . 10 0 Robin Hood 6 9 8 Simple ?? 610 Forest La ?? 98 Maria ?? 5 912 Legacy g 6 Everton 9 ...

... C.GRISTbIAS SPORTS at COPENHAGEN House. BULL AND TEDDY FERGUSOX.-On Friday, the 24th ult., we then being just on the eve of the merry doings of the Christmas week, a select few of the sporting notables attended at this famous rendezvous for the purpose of witnessing the four miles' match, for I50, between Bull, a wide-awake sprig from New. market, and the once, renowned Ed*ard Ferguson, ...

... BiTTING AT,. TAXTERSALTAs.- : MOnDAY. METROPOLiT&e RA2SDICAP.-500 to 1S agat Mr. Dawson's Galvanism; 900:to. 30 ?? Contentment; ?? to 0 agstD-Mr. Barnardi's Toboliski'; 1,000 to .2 aget General Anson'sNerva; 1,000 to25 agst Sir. J.RB. Cowley's Lampedo;, 1,000 to 20 agst Mr. Megeos's Weathergage. CHaSTEr CUi.-1,000.to 16 agat Mrr. J. Osborne's 'Merry- bird. DSBBY.-400 to 25 agst Baron ...

... gPOB-uTNG maTELLBNC _.W. ~TATTESELVS. hat were laid-W MONDAY.-The following bets-aul t offered at the close of the room:- agyt Gaivnlism 900 to ..aTflPOLOTAI LNIkPw50t ~ 1her 1 1000 to 25 BO agst Contentment. 1,000 todd agstshvcrOH ?? to ap at aget Nenva, 1,000 to 25 argt Lampo0, an* CHESTER CrP.-l,00 to 15 Igot Merry Bird. DEaBy.-00 to 20 ogst Sitttngboruoe, 400 to 25 agst OrcstOSj and 1,000 ...

... STAG anoiINDS, Her Majesty's-Taesday, Maidenhsad Station; Friday, Iver Heath; at eleven. Bath-Tuesday, Atworth; Friday, Fir Tree, Writhlington; at half-past eleven. Petre's, Hon. F.-Tuesday, High Easter; at balf-past eleven. FoX.ROUNDr. Atherstone-Monday, Red Gate; Wedoesday, Hint's Hall; Friday, Churchover; Saturday, Twycross; at a quarter before eleven. Badsworth-Tuesday, Kirkby Guide Post; ...

... TURF PROSPECTS &:REETROSP:EcTS.- The Royal Studs of Englead and France.- Fortune's Favourites of Last Year.-Win- ning Jockeys. - Metropolitan, Wagerings, and Derby Speciulatious. With the opening of the New Year, the task of setting before our readers the prospects of the forthcoming Turf campaign naturally devolves upon us; and if the predic- tious we confidently made use of in our inaugural ...

... B:E;ETTING AT TATTE3RSALLS. MONDAY. The following bets-all that were laid-were offered at the close of the room:H MEPHOPOLITAN HANDICAP. zoo to 15 agst Mr. DaessGalvanism 5o0 to So - Mr. Southby'S Contentment 100 to 0 - Mr. Bernard's Tobolski 1000 to 25 - General Anson's Nerva I eD to 26 - Mr. J. R. Cowley's Lampedo ?? to 20 - Mr. Megson's Weathergage CHESTEa CUP. 1000 to 15 agst Mr. J. ...

... SPORfTZING MATCHES ON THE Nottingham Race Course. Three exciting iiitle local sporting matches were de- cided on Nottingham Race Course onThursdayafternoon, and drew a large and respectable concourse of spectators together. The first event was a contest for 50 between Mr. Charles Beck's grey mare Holderness, and Mr. Wheat- ley's grey horse, l3st each, and owners up. The horses, of course, ...

... SPO.RTIN INTELcLMENCE (FROX OUB OWN CORRESPONDENT). CURRAiGH MEETINGS. Entry for Handicaps and Stakes which closed on the 1et of January, 1865. APRIL MEETING, 1858,. WEDNEsDAY, 27T1E. Ealive ay and TurfClub FreeHlandicaP (first cl1ss, 5 SovS each, a ft, for now two Years old, 25 sova added by the Great South. ern and Western Riailway iCoMpany, and 25 sove by the Tauf Club. New Rathbride Post. ...