... I___ i H PTNRACES.-WEDNESDAY. The Stand Plate of 00 sore (Handicap), for all ages. Mr'. T. Stevens's Nonsuche (hi b), 4yrs, Gst 9Th. ?? Welts) 1 Mr. Owen's Stamford, 5yrs, Get 12th ?? 2 Mr. Knowles's Pearl, 3yrs, Get ?? (Elict) 3 Four others ran. The Claremont Stakes of 10 sore each, 5 ft, wills 50 added, for two-year-DIdeS. 19 subs. Mr. Gulliver's Village Lass, Oc5t 6th ?? Air. J. Brown's ...

... S;PORTINTG. 5 ?? _ ~ ~ _ _ _ _ _ ~I WTON ~SUMMEIR -NEETIN'G.-TiiUiSDAY. ..eeifl uner te tansutig touch of tlio turf alth-le ?? opliam, bids fair to carry, its bead as high as most ofI * To grater pretensions. Theostewards are the Earl itgi'rle~d,~ ayneI, and T. E. Legh, Esqrs. The services ~ .ehs i, o Lokhave been secured. as judge, and thosej Sir1l~er, a sartr.An excellent rule has been intro ...

... II I Il RIDGWAY LYTHAM COURSING MEETING. | Thursday last, and Yesterday. INOnTH ?? SPRING PRODUCE STAKES eon DoG PUPPIES. Mr. Mallaby's Mlecenas beat Mr.Gordon'sGuy IMannering . Mr. Hardman's Maynooth A, ir. Graham's Old Clothes. Mr. Sharpe's Auld Archie Mr. Spring's Sadhach. Mr. Peacock's apist R Mr. Borron's Bright Blae. Mr. Sharpes's Sir James the ,e Mr. Peacock's Protestant. DeeiSping CsSe ...

... I BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUSDAY To-day being the day fixed for the Wolverhampton steeple hase meeting, the roomsn at tho Post Offilco Hotel were deserted by those turf patrons5 who frequent the different raco meetings throughout the year; nevertbseless there was a good muster, but the business done was confsed to the Wolv-erhampton events. quotations upon the Derby, as given bolow, aro made ...

... | II BETTING AT MANCHESTER. TUESDAY ES'mNsts, AUGUST 30ru..-There was aL very thin at. tendanee, and business was remarkably dull; the few bets that were woade being to Ismall su1s, consequently the quotations, as given below, are only nominal. Nothing was done upon either the St. Leger or Derby; West Austral ian, if anything, had the call of the field. The weights, which should be out to-day ...

... -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 ...

... ILOYLAKE RACES. LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB SPRING MNEETING. The Liverpool Hunt Club held their spring meeting, on their privat~erace-grouttil, attIloylake, ,,on Wednesd~ay. The following is the result of the day's sport: The Shorts flendicep S'vecqsrakve of 5 says. cacli, with 25 nova. added. tialf-a-mitc. Gay Lad, aged, ?? i1b ?? Davies I Auchinleck, 3 yre, list iib ?? D. Lane 2 Remunerator, Hose, ...

... ?? ?? ?? l ?? ;RlI.TT Im - 1- A al i nhe BETTING T H POST-QFFICE HOE1 . orn ?? MO ANTNE ?? Brpry~ etwcenl Warwick adtetford, we have scarcely mustered an 2 ,a It aeenl.Betn tte rome this mnorning.was, consequeq~1 i- klk. assessor very limited, the following be1ing he ytrnains 'tat ?? 0 volesunder our noitioe - ?? 10 5CHAMIPAGNE 'S;AkfE9. Bal r. John .6to 2 agot Lord Londoeborough's Tadoaster ...