... 77777? ?? . ?? ?? - ? II ? . -1 ?? I,. - 1? - --I 11 ?, I . -1 . 1. - I . -ft too ?? U O. I IIMMIC-? ?? ?? ? t, ` 'I A llf, ?? , ?? - I .? ?? ?? ?? ?? BETTING'ATf THE POST-OFFIOR HOTEL. no beting t Tk EAMoaNizco, AUG'UST 23. ~ There was ohtiga h roomns this mornng xcpt on the E~ddeliffe oved~ts. The latebi betting on the cousewee as fel-v * ~ ~ S.LEGER. '10 . to 80 onl Mr Boies's West ...

... 15--otting Entelligence. ? 11 ?? . ?? ?? ?? BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. - TUESDAY MORNINo, OCT. 4. it The greater part of the membere having gone to Chester,speou- d lation on the two great Handicaps was very limited. For the I o Chester Handicap (run to-morrow) the horses named below were C backed for emall amounts at the prices ?? was some b ii betting on the Derby yesterday, 400 to ...

... BETTiNG AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL.@ mnd -. .. 7 ?? ?? BETTiNG AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. 7 yal Facuev MoOceccen, JUNE. 17, 1553, 7- for There was a very thin attendance at the rooms thie mnorning, 7 moat of the subacribere havinig left for Beverley and H amptou, 7 or the followving being teh only traneoctinsn that came under oar 7 ad- NORTH1UMBER1AND PLATE. . 7 4t to I .aget Mr Palmuer's ...

... :? ?1? Svort(na Entenizence. ? I ?? ?? ET NGAT TH PS-OFFICE HOTEL. gnu RItnAYNMOUNiLNG, N'o. , Lee Speculation has been en very limited, tbat we do d not fell',lTr, .q. justified in givinig a quotation, Newto racee having ahlorhad the Cat is attention of tho members.,- a.- Stes e. ?? AT MACETR D Ba le Yesterday, notwithstanding that the rain, which commeuced thle of about half-paet six o'clock ...

... 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 ...

... . portflxf Jn ?? ed~ NEWMARKET HOUGHTON METNOn M. I MONIDAY. ?? Iuglis, to Sweepstakes of 00 save, each; thtroe-year-olds, 7st. 7115; four, 8st. MissI Ly 315; five end upwurds,8lst. 715, Criterion Course, 1he whiner lust an ed to besold for 306 osevifcdemanded, &e, Ssubs. Onut ?? Lane's Guy Meonering, 15 yrs ?? Rogers I years, M- Sir R. Pigot's Jack the Gient Rilter, 3 yrs ?? 2 On t tat Lord ...

... : Sportng 3InteWgiece. -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --a. . . . . . . . to BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. TuRSDAY MoaaRaNI, AUGUSTp 0. There wats EL meagre attendance this morning, and speculation is Pretty much confined to the events decided to-day OtWolver- ie bampton-F or the Ebor Handicap tthe horses most in demand is were Lord Lieutenant* and King of Trumps.Teolyail ...

... _ $O rttist Kittt cucc. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . ?? ?? . ?? ?? BETTING AT THE POST OFFICE HOTEL,. 6 FuiltIOYI OINING, MARCH 11, 1853. 6 oh There wag a fair attendance at thea-conom to-day, but busineee 8 r- was dull. Thelonly change we have to notice since our last is an ae improvement in Trifle and Ludy Evelyn for the Cheater Cup, and 6 ,,,a decline In Honeywood for the Derby. Closing precee ?? ...

... £ p o- t i -. ?? 01 Sltltotao. kr ?? ?? e -- C e ?? On i~trda nex ' z~ocar' will make some remarks upon the Bill no0w befoire parliament relative to Lists and List Betting, and the general bearjn~q it will have upon the legitimt mode of' bettlug as practised elstre list bouse, ware kon - S : BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. T TuESDAY MORNIGJULr26. T t The Good1 ud gathering having absorbed ...

... I I POST-OFFICEHOE.T SDY Nearly all the mcmbers having left for Liverpool, there was a blank day at the rooms. TATTERSALL'S OSA ..Y. Business was for the most part conf D to t asotlamn to te pvous wek's accounts. The coming events at Liverpool were scarcely noticed. For the Derby, 3rs0 to 100 was taken about Autocrat and King Ton, and 1000 to 400 about the same two, with Dervish, the' third ...

... 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 ...