... ill in SKILL vs. CHANCE. Ingamnesof science, art must point the way:- an Chance aid. but little; skill decides the play. t, The annual festival of the Liverpool Chess Clob took place at the Adeiphi Hotel, on the 16th instant. It is needless to state that the entertainment was all that could le be wished by the most fastidious and epicurean of the m guests. Dr. Inanan presided, in the absence ...

... I;: -portixg Etlaiig ,ce. . ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? BETIING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. FRIDAY MORNING, SUPT. 30. There was a fair attendance this morning, and the transactions S embraced a great number of horses for the Cesarewitch, without 8 leading to any material change in the odde, except in the cases of 8 King Pepin and Nabob-the former was carrently offered against at 7 to l, and the latter freely ...

... X 5povftit' 3-ntelitarI ! .. ?? . . - hoX@s- - - - - -- -- -- -- - . BETTING AT THE POST-OFF-ICE HOTEL. dee TuaSnAY MORNING, bsc. 13. hlia Speculation is still extremely flat; attendances at the rooms are eot very few, and the only events touched upon since our last are- LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE. he 250 to 10 agstVainhope-taken. 500 .. 25 .. Sir Peter Laurie-taken. CHESTER CUP. ...

... NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. PV TURSIIYA, OCTOBFR 11. SR Match.-Lord Darby's Hobby-horse beat Lord Glasgow's ro Coalition. at Match.-Dake of Bedford's Pensioner beat Lord Glas- gow's Sisterto Caracara. h, Royal Stakes.-Talfourd 1, Vanderdecken 2, Filbert 3. Al Clearwell Stakes.-Miranda 1, c by Cowl 2, Astolfo S. re Cesarewitelh Stakes, a free handicap of 25 sove each, 15 ft, eV with 300 ...

... SPORTING, INTELLIGENCE.. C WAB.WIC1 (.ThD8S, TIJBSDAY, Ocve.'e' ,ld Y Swepstae-euli Tieu 3ealous One 2, thS- 8 Great Warwick 14ndicape-Little Fa&wn l, Alli0 Sather- aeo ,nd 2, Angelo 3.-oAlp, buiontague, Ethe .qlfL Litlle Ilaview ,and Masna Mungo a!,so,ran. Sw'8veepstahes,-Pr~iohh~e Third 1, Ada 2, ThBe8p' 3 y ?? I, 8aIry *tAgis3. 8t Connuiktee Staeet-IGrco 1, Blakeiy 2, Aaatqilh 3.. WE)WnSDAY ...

... I Tid NEWCASTLE RlACES,-TUEDAY. Tli~year of ?? Taient at Prodtce ofl10sovs. each, 5ft, for 4i-yri clds; colts, Ott 'rib; fllies, 1st 41b. Two miles (11 Subs,) Mr okam's Evadles, by Fancy Boy, ist 4Th, (Templeman,) walked over. I In 1851, won by Evades, beating Trueboy filly by a length. only two ran. in 18052 Evadne walked over, Lord Eglintoun withdrawing his stakes. Tue Trial Statesa, Of 5 ...

... TIE ULVEltSTON RACES, & GREAT ATHLETIC MEETING. (Abridged frott the Ulverston Advertiser.) Winners of the hoad prizes for wrestling since the commence. 1831. Jonathan Rogers, Butterllket. 1835. Joseph Parker, Crooklands. 1836. Ditto ditto 1837. Richard Chapman, Patterdale. 1838. Banks Bowe, Thornthwaite. 1839. William Jackson, Kermyside. 1840. Richard Chapman, Patterdale. 1841. Ditto ditto. ...

... at I I , t ZV0'tillo 1titlctlig cle. -- - - - - . - - -- - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - I T - Ale to SW prting Geintlemn.~ ell IMPORTANT. INFOR-MATION from 7 all th Race Meeotings that may be on dnriog any week; also im- - PortaiucagsI h betting in London during each day. The T. ;S-, greatep reinemyb placed iR the accuracy of his informa- tion, ebenth ?? medieni for the conveying of racing - ...

... I ? sport(ag ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. FlIDAY MORNING, DEc. 9. Since the members returned from Wolverhampton very little business has been done; indeed, not more than a dozen mustered at the rooms to-day, and the only business we saw transacted is comprised in the f.llowing:- LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 200 to 10 agst Half-and-Half-taken, 250 .. 10 .. Bonrton-taken. CHESTER ...

... T M THIE BIRKENHEAD MODEL YCHT CLUB. t - . .1 . . The second sailing match of the season for yachts of fe the first class belonging to the members of the Birken- o: head Model Yacht Club came off on Saturday afternoon last, About two o'clock, the steamer Cato, which had vI been engaged by the committee ot' the club, left the at landing-stage, St. George's-pier, accompanied by a band at of ...

... Id=-orting py teri BEUtING AT TilE POST OFFICE HOTEL. tert FRiDAY, JAY. 7, 18f. Lad 1. betting sinca ourlaat has been limited, aid the onlyhorses Dol . ave been backed with anything like spirit are Redmond ger iten lflir the Metropolitan, and Vest Australian for the LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. - 15 to l agat Miss Mowbray-taken. Pel 6 .. Sir Peter Laurie-taker. ?? 0 I lnightofGwyune-taken. J Ac ...

... sit i is THE LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB: AUTUMN MEETING. ive WRD)N5DAY, AtOGSY SC. for The autumn racing meeting, in connection with the Liver. in pool Hunt Club, commenced on Wednesday, on their private of race-course at Hoylake. The day was beautifully fine, and a he large concourse of spectators assembled to enjoy the sports. e Mr. Topham officiated as clerk of the course. od The Hoylake Hurdle ...