... tf LIVERPOOL RACES, WnDNI5SDaY, JULY 13. of The 1rst day's racing of the Liverpool Summer Meeting took s'st plac at the race-course at Aintree, on Wednesday last, and entwill terminate this dayI(Fridy). The attendancores Dy t1o Ldi- means numerous, owing, no doubt, to the unsettled state of ! of the weather, Al the stakes were well contested, and the cil. arrangements on the coarse gave ...

... ?? _ ?? l E1 ESTER RACES!4-BETY G ON THE J COU3SE, &o,-BY ELECTRIC SOLEGRAPH.-'Sporting gentlemen can be supplied, durleteutng week, with W. Wright's Racecourse loformatioi which inoludes arrivals, seratobed horses, the ttme each iJ6 is fixed to take plue, and the betting eaob day up tothe tme of starting, upon application to GEO. RICHARDS f7 Fa lkner atreet, Mancheter.-Now: ready, WRIGHT'S ...

... I .- -1.1. ?? . ?? ?? .. .. LIV]ERfPOOL AUTUMN M1EETING. Stewardls-The Richt Hon. tile Carl of Sefton, lord-lietutenant, Lord.Waterfordl, aud G. Payne, Esq. Lesc-e and Clerk of the Courso-Mr. E. W. Topham. TUESDAY, NOVEMBSR 5. Owbingto tholiiftvourablo state of the weather, thoC ttendance Wval ly ii ilnies numerous. The running was good, and the ?? for each vace large. Tho Tyre liandicap of 5 ...

... Sportfug ;~tIfgeice. .l -1n IA . BETTING AT MANCHESTER. F.IIDAY, MAY 6, 18503 t During no week in the year ie Mnaoheeter HO muolh deaeried by the raoing fraternity ae during the Cheeter Spring Meeting. N qor hae thie weel been an exoeption, coneequently we are an- elt aliet of otatia apon iutre events. but from o e heve reoeived from Cheeter, we are enabled to e say thast Weet Anetralian, for ...

... (A SH)0IMtl~ I1 INTLLIG;ENCE.-. * - ?? -me.- 1 - - _ i .1 , CAESTEit SPLRING P1EHT[W, ,18. ?? . Ir Stewar~-Marqnia of WaterifrdV dnt Cl'iden D Claris ofthe Codei-1g. Id;voird W. AephaiM.. Staiter-Amr.Horeby., Jndg1A r.Whitciot Nlantwlitb TorslvIA ' MAT i. 'The GROBVNOl, vn t aof' 10 ?? ea Ih ft,'with 9 Addedi St Qroqavauer. Coursee tuba4 ' 8 7 Mr. J. J. ffenulersol, rol n ertywbent 4 yra . ...

... ?, %porting -I ?? ?? ?? ?? BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. R. ( TuESDAY MonRsVo; SEPT G. Rcv This morning the Leamington Stakes engrossed the attention of those speoulators who are not gone to Warwiok. The trausac- W. tions on the St. Leger, Great Yorkehire Handicap, Cesarewitoh, RTv and Cambridgeshire, were limited. The, following shows the T. closing priceB:- 1 ?? : J ST. LEGER. J. C 210 ...

... WARWICK RACES.-FnIODAY In addition to the return given in our seventh page, the follow. lng horses also ran for each, stake:- ScORRa y HANDICAP.-lHeliotrope, Ganymnede, Fawn, The GiD, and hr. f. ?? Sheriff. Fuse HANvrcAP STREPa't Caa48H.-Reindeer, Happy-go-Lueky, Trust-ce-aNot. Boufincher, Countesa, anad Harkover. GRAND ANeNUAL S-raaaE't CIIASE.-Bourton Melfard, Warnel- Menu 'Day, Maurice ...

... ? ?? Sporting Kutelliffellre. ? - ?? ?? ?? ,D ACE COURSE INFOR1tATION.-LATEST . EBETTING AND CflANGEkN THE LONDON MARKET, &o.-(By Electric Telegraph.)-V. WRIGHT, of FuIwoods Rents, Holborn, London, underts0 toforward to sporting gentlemen, .during the ensuing weakp'froo the different race meetings that will take place, all important information, also changes in the .London betting which are ...

... sporting BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, TURSDAY MOONZING, MARCHC , 11. The Grand National Steeple Chase at Liverpool, fixed for to r morrow, has received the greatest slnne of attention to-day, but much doubt exists about its coming off, on account o1' the aWeather; should there be no frost to-night, howover, there is rsoms ohance that it will, not otherwise. For the Spring Cup Weatbeogage ...

... 1 ;: A partf ug '1 JflI pngq ?? . FTN. buttPWV A 'IP TRW P-cT r/Un- s.- BETTING AT TEPOST-OFFICE HOTEL. 9I TE TUESDAY, JAM. 11,185*3. 25 A There was a fair muater tit the rooms thia morning, but the bet-. 20 ting continues remarkably dull, ths following being the only 25 transactions we have sann booked aince our last:- 1 LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 0 15 to 1 get Miss Mowbray-taken. 25 IS 1 .. ...

... sport(its n tbe BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL demo to be TUESDAY MORNING, Feb. 22, 1'53. able resent There was a crowded room this morning. end a fair emosunt of Slipe r busess transacted, Nvithbut hading, however, to auy material wol W Il ouaauge. Oscar wite in good demaed for the LiverpoolSLeeple thale USiOI Cbasoe. The following are the latest pricee:- as bt irable LIVERPOOL STEEPLE ...

... , ?, - ?? xi.Itelliguric. ?? ?? BETIING.AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. FRIDAY MORNING, OCT'. 14. The events decided this week at Newmarhet have engaged the attention of the few members who remained at home. Thie morning there were not above a dozen in the rooms, when a few trifling inveetmente were made on the Cambridgeshire. Antoarat PC and King Tern were the only horses baoked for the Derby.A ...