... 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 ...

... - ?? 1-1- - 111 - ?? v w s \E@ . .. w W O ?? .. ant LINCOLN SPRING MEEVING.-TIIESIIAY, MAROMl 22. to The IITRDoLR RACe HANDICAP of 5 novs each, with 30 added, lie, was won by 31r. Mndy's 'aie lHero, boating Fazoley, br g by dl- Dormouse; and nine others. the The TWO-YEAR-OLD SELLING ScARcs of 5 ?? each, with 25 ?? addod, were won by Mr. E. R. Clarke's oh c by Napier, beating vas b f by Muley ...

... WARWICK SPRING MEETING.-FRIDAY, MARCEI 18. P THE GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLE-CHASES. MILITALRY FREE HANDICAP ef 3 sovs each, with 20 added, was won by Mr. J. Little's Macaw, boating Smuggler Bill, and five others. FREE HANDICAP STrEPLE-ClHAsE of 6 sovs each, with 25 added, was won by Mr. D'Arcy's Gulrare, beating The Un- known, and sbi other3. M The GRAND ANNUAL STESPLE-CIIAS5 of 25 sovs each, vith ...

... I .. . 7 STRETFORD SPRING MEETIEG.-ES muD LA.ST THE CITY' HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE, of 5 sovs, each, with 35 sovs. added. Melon ?? (E. Stevens) 1 Thoodiuce ?? , . . 2 Five others started. A SELLING HANDICAP STEEPLE CHASE, of 3 sOVs. each, with 25 sovs. added. Widow Mtachree. ?? (Fowler) 1 Royal Blue ?? . ?? 2 Four others started. THr. RAILWAY STAKES, of 20 sovs. Slashing Painter ?? Brown Mare by ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER. ST. LEGER. 210 to 200 on Mr Bowes's West Australian-taken. 4 - 1 agst Duke of Bedford's Sittingbourne. 7 - 1 - Mr Thelluson's Rataplan.taken. 9 - I - Lord John Scott's The Relver-taken. GREAT YORESRIRE HANDICAP. 10 _ 1 agst Mr Harrison's Heapy-taken. 10 - 1 - Lord Chesterfield'sBoardingSchoolMissftk 12 - 1 -Mr Williams's Haco-taken. OESARIOEICH STAKES. 30- 1 agst Mr E. R ...

... - .. O0tz iit n ieuis . - - ?? ?? . I BETTING AT THE PO8T OFEICE lOTEL. TUMSDAY MORNING, NoV. 20. T'ere was a thln attendanc to-day, and business showed very little improvement on our last, the only new features observable I being a disposition to lay against Dervish and to back Ruby and M Moteora for the Derby. Closing prices;- CHESTER CUP, b ' 1000 to 12 eget Indian Warrior-taken. Is 1000 12 ...

... -1 . 1)ortiliff ?Iltrffiqmtv. ?? -1- I.I.- ?? ?? ?? ?? --l-I ?? BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. TI'UESDAY MORNING, MARCH 8, 1853. The betting this morning was almost OXeclsively confined to the events at Doncostor to be decided Lo-day and to-morrow: to quote the business ?? on theformer would now be superfiuous. The following are the latest pries oneevets to some:- DONCASTERI HANDICAP. 7 to ...

... ?? THE BIRKLENHEAD MODEL YACHT CLUB. ae es ?? to it le- ial he ie, gh *nt lr. Iil, ki, Ia- he~ ,as In iil.. ?e- sr, no mn, ed n6 he led Igs .of at, ar) BOB of no Dm iar 4ud rth .he ant the %de ble ore ~he orn iful try ate ida Ire- ado rin our t to 'ith Pre, ex- ted br0 ery for wus his are iem not the 'be or will late .out leir and rith s of put tto low ?? of fino and inly, the a~iof na to 100, ...

... CARLISLE RACES.-TUESDAY. The Corby Castle Stakes of 10 sovs each, h ft, with 40 sOaV added, for twoandthree-year-olds. T.Y.C. Two-year-oldcolts, st 71b I threo-year-olds, fist 71b. Mr. W. Sharpe's Garrulity, 2yrs ?? (Waldie) I Mr. Osborne's Bridesmaid, 2yrs . 2 Mr. Thompson's Syvagee, ?? 3 'The Grand Stand Plate of 70 soys (Handicap), for all ages. Once round. Mr. Thompson's Agnes Wickfleld, ...

... rnBETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TVEsDAY. a, On Saturday 4,000 to 40 was taken about Kenrmside Hero for ?rs thet Cheater Cup, but the same odds might have been' obtained to !re win a few thousands ?? there was a disposition to lay against Mliss Mowbray for the Liverpool Stcvple Chase :9 to as Iwas currently offered, and we think 10 to I would have been o ladbuthero were no ?? Tonm, Dervish, and Rub), ...

... ?? w _w Lor LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL BTEEPLE-CHA$E. wh I This crack event came ofr on Wednesday lest. There was a wh ng fashiodable, though not so numerous an attendance as might poI nghave been expected. ,S ha.r Tlbee TRetA STAKES of 5 nove each, with 80 eovs adde.-.r. Mg J. Oaborne's Lady Agnes walked over. Ste The AtleTase PLATS of 60 save, was won. by Ir. Harper's He Woroester, heating ...

... . ?? .1 BETTING AT THE POST OFFICE HOTEL. IMoral FiDAY ldORNwIt, MARCiIS, 190. ?? monig wig almosst exeluslvely confined to the. 9events deoideds to-daY at Warwick. The only traneactiona uotli ,r future engagements tbatthave came under notice siuco Ouricasto ~n are as follow:- S-_ METRlOPOLITAN HANDICAP. at7 to I get Mr Cowley's Lamipedo-7talten to £60. 8 It..MeT. Paryfs'Contoutment.-te. WI. ...