... 11 I - - WOLVERHAMPTON RACES.-MOXDAY1. The Triat Stakes (handicap) of I soya each, with 60 added. One mile. 16 subs. Mr. Saxon's Calot, 4yre, Vet Sib ?? ?? 1 Mr. J. Booth's Mayday, 6yrs, fist ?? 2 MrT. B. Land's Odihamn (h b), 5ycs, Vet 121 ?? May 3 The following also ran: Trick-stress, Humphrey, Defiance, f by Itburiel, and Haca.-Betting: S to 4 ageS Clola, a to 2 aget Hum. phrey, 4 to 1 ...

... 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 ...

... THE CHASE. The CnEsmIRE HOUNDS will meet on Wednesday, January 5 ?? Saighton Thursday, 6 ?? Tarporley Saturday, 8 ?? Crewewood 1fal Each day at half-past ten. Sir W. W. WYNS'S HoUNDS will Meet on Wednesday, January6 ?? Buckley Lodge, near H1awaide Thursday, 6 .. ?? Bryn-y-pya ED Saturday,8 ?? Each day at half-past ten. Ist ENTRIES FOR THE LIvEiRPOOL STPEPLE-CnAsE.-Rat-trap, Miss n, Mowbray, ...

... NORTHAMPTON ANSD PYTOiJLEY EUNT RiACES. Ci WEDNesDAY, MAR1! 30. M .The TR[Ah STAReD of 10 covs each, with 40 addedl, were wont Mi ;by Lord Derby's longbow, beating Counmore, Exetacy, and two - '[Tho WeiairTrsiLEnY STARES of 10 ?? each, with 100 added, were wvon by Lord Clirden's Erigrliadoro, beating Lady Audrey, 01 rand foar others. ..ot Thre GREAT NoRTII^iPTON3iiiRE STARteD of 20 SOVe each, ...

... 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 ...

... IS = . . _ _ I BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. The rooms continue to be well attended, and a disposition to speculate is obvious. The Derby of next year, however, is the only event that claims particular notice; it has hitherto been the best betting Derby that has been known for some years. The Chester Cup is regularly introduced, but the horses that have been supported for it are too ...

... Coleu Lt CHESTER SPRING MEETING. R. E. 0 ?? WEDNESDAY, MAY 4. fincut Weigbts for the TRADESIMEN'S PLATE of 200 ssvs. in specie, Isling added to a handicap sweepsta lkes Of 23 sues each, 15 it, and Stout ID 5 only if declared. About two miles and a quarter. 210 York ir soerbr.G. H. 11st. lb. Age. ot lb. Age. st. lb. Age. Elect 3.812 Kingto . .4 0101 Cockcrow ?? s6Mr. Mjoon Hel Itk80Hobble ...

... ?? 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 ...

... n NEW ARKET MEETING, TUESDAY, JULY 5. a Handicap Plate.-Petrel 1, Cheddar 2. I JUlY Stales.-alarsyas 1, Alirabeau 2, Astolfo 3. s- ?? gelding woel. Ii WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. n Town Plate.-Nutpeckcr 1, Nerrvous 2, St. Faith 3. d Handicap Plate.-A dead heat between Sharavogue and Musician; Sharavogue walked over. r, Sweepstakes.-Mary 1, f by Paragone 2, Maeduff 3. at Swveepstakte.-Chorus 1, Waverley ...