... 1: . *Portilvo ? : ?? led Shortly w illI -be` pu-blished -, pi'ce ..S~ixe`n~oe-, i-n ..clo-th-. (p~o~st-free; otni es, Fourpenae extra), ml lloWRIGHT'S BOOK OF STEEPLE CHASE- thb ?? ample andI correct Report of all th St ipnio rig Chases and Hurdle Races, in Great Britan and Ireland, during,,( t je ate sao 82.3~,wit coiu nees ito teeple Chase reI aa ?? London payl at ight Holtr. .. eV ilI- ?? ...

... T- . . IneI~~~ -as ; S ?? ?? - --Z- - --0- -t tt. :- 1J5 ?? TEDATMr NGDC 27. ir. Veyfew mtemabers in attendance,. a nd the only transactions we 82 awboed were the following:- 823 . .LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CEASE. or- 1 to Iagat Mr Masoies Miss Mowbray-taken. and offered. of ?? ~CHESTER CUP. as 700 to 20 agat Mr Howard's Virago-taken. J 1000 . 10 . Mr Saxon's Black Doctor-takeon. is 1000 . 10 .. ot ...

... IAortinl Interfaurce. s.. ?? ?? ?? . ?? - urdeis ~ ~ ?? -U ?? utadeoo BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL & ferabmembersw muered this moraing,- but business was con. sideablybelo par, the ?? ehv l~e itnore, Sifle our last being the following:t-acln Ohv oie tdwald m8 Ig br w h n-a 7:wa,. ' LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. Harks, 35 to 35 agst Mr rMaenoS Mdiss Mfowbray-taken. Towle, 100 20 * Mr Linells ...

... ?? ?? I ? - I , - -,X Tuffmce.:- ?? AT. THE POST:OFFICE HOTEL.!:' S~pe(ulatiOn to-dy wati exclusively cnie otc ovr T hampton ebvenits:, we did not see a bet laid on any other.~ BETTI'ING ATMANCHESTER. TuE&D&r EvS:Nwoi,1Pc.n w This being the day, for the Wolverhamupton SteepleChe j Meeting to take Place upon, the rooms at the Post-offioei Hotel were deserted by thos3e turf patrons who Ifrequent ...

... ?? rYE 6PI A k1N.LVE o p fj 'h Vy,~ ~ ~ a ii~*ii ~ gec pr I mnj9,~o t4weenrm . JIMot 'oiegSg the Q.n~ e4nen Posto ?? hqon nn.o te4ill-e,.sw '5 5hbOMi~steoaIttqoi~~je i~treo~e'- Ar al', evg - 1 'iht 1 ouM o~roo k, ihmo distely after theyta~re- rhn. 2. Ituporstantghanges,-In the-, ~. g, iii~4e'hortheve'nesnkeixged tdtaksplae.- ive~ryfety - ?? further e portidlb! idtaej ihre, pl o ' ;,IC ...

... ?? ?? .. .. ?? :: lest BETTING AT THE ?? re- TuESDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20 J. if, Theoary prt f te ay an hiely eopied with settling out IEWC NG tnigauenso Dnatr adw i not hear emurmur; Bc Ueeyhigpsadofi tems satsatory manner. There BYan wa[R ltloseuatoeo h 6et dcdd to day at Ponte. ace frnado h eseioaadC rdgeshire Stak~es, the Tota the CESAREWITC1H STAKES. hat 0 to 1 get Mr Howards Ring Pepin ...

... ?portin? 3tdt?ence, LET. BETTING Al' TIlE POST-OFFICE H0T7 FRiDAY MORNING, Dec. 30. A very ham attendance, and betting very dull, the being the only tranaacpione we eaw booked:.. 5, UVERPOOL STELPLE CHASE. F. Macone Mice Mowbrey-talren. - 300 10 .. Mr ThompeoneComa.away-tekcn. of a aget Ife CHESTER CUP. 600 to 10 aget Mr Nicholee Newmtnater-taken. 600 6 .. Merry Monk-taken. and 600 6 *. Mr ...

... -11 ?? 10. sporting Kiltelliamet. 1- -.1 ?? Id, BETTINGe AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, be ?? RIA MIORNING, MAY 13, 1853. Thc ied btoinee teoencte d this morning was for the most part conine totheevets ecided tn-day at Sharewehury. Since te Tuesday ?? heroes hove been tacked for forthcoming it events at the prices mentioned below:- E55 MANCHESTER TRADES CUP, ac & to 1 get Sir C. Munclh's Gadabout ...

... SPORT ING I NTE LLI GE N E. LB [Contiooed from the 7th; page.j ir BETTING IN MIANCHESTER. s, The cettliexg upon Epsom-which, upon tbe whale, has gene oft It vwell-has not been exactly eo eetivfoctory aB uas coneiidercd at the begiuning of the wveek; aoud, althoug'h there bas been very :o little said, there are strong eppreboenionsof a gectiemnca who has 10 hitherto held a very high stalnding ...

... r Av- .OnWednesday next, I PLEOJipo will name the probable winner of the Nottingham Handicap; and remar ks upon the 7 Liverpool results.-. . . 7' POST-OFFICE HOTEL.' 7Z FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IL. -No betting. All the members absent. We] 200 BETTING AT MANCHESTER. . A blank day. -. M~AIMSTONE 1AE.-3NsnVJUYh Lor 7 ?? ?? ?? II Lady Blanche ?? . 2 Penelope ?? Lady Vernon ?? Auchinleck . Maidatone ...

... - ?? I Avoraut telf(gence. ?? Ort IETTIiNGAT THfE IPooT. OFFIcE HOTEL. 'tic ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~FIDmAY, JAN. 28, 1953. ?? Sik c our inst, bietting on, the Spring H ndicajie hoasbeen very, honly 0eises In force to-div are Oscar. Miss Mow-, WP, bray and Half and Halfftc Lb8 Grnnd 19ationnI, Tritloefor thi CheaterCp an ?? and 'Pharos for the Derby Clnng prices:- r GRAND NATIONAL StEEPLE CHASE ...

... - I : q Ti% 144STomcO. I ZTTIvti' AT'THE 1?OST-OFFICE HOTEL, tug ~BTTING`AT'THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, rer; ws.a z nmru atnacc at the rooms this ?? ,ada araon o uiestransaoled, prideipally to ?? heer Cup; for the latter tY, Ld veywsingetfreataiinprovementofseversl tE Bet gul ioorlatqoain.Frhe-erby and Two Thou. a as, ?? w hav noohaue t notca.Closing piathos:- qr. .2,000 GUINEAS STAKES. at S to ...