... : .$orting. If I - - - - - - BETTING AT TATTERSALLWS The remarks current relative to the partial settlemesnt which took place at Donca'ster were fully justified by the business which was transacted at The 'Corner on Monday the pecuniary supply was for the most part equal to the demand. In a few instauces a little breathing time was asked for, and it wis granted with a ready compliance, which ...

... nd ill lie )m 'he' to icy ro. las us. ith ist. rm ng, od. ng, nos met it cii, Iris O5. en ode ed cii se as rd [is ?? a gh ly a- CIIESTER SPRtNG MEETING. The ROSV NORSTARCES Of 10 sore. each, with 30 added. Groh- ?? Couse Lorrywlere t, 4 yrs ?? Course ?? (Alderoft) I arissaerhorii, yrs Peal, oer oun, Truth, Leu iJol, and Sainita also started. The PALATi.NE STAKES of 15 sors. each, With 100 ...

... importing Entelf(gence. .- ?? ?? -- ?? - BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE. HOTEL, TuESDAY MOBONIJo, M&i 10, 18511. On3 The eary par t of the day was~telcen up in ?? Cheater ao- Mr. contwhcl hv passed off pretty. smoothly.. For the Suffolk deug .sksr n t-orrow, hlex was backed at S to 2. For the Mata- on cheaer rade Cu a ew mall Investments weemade, at pricesciy aune.Tehorses moat in demand for the ...

... ?? - - - - -- ?? MANCHESTER RACRS.-WEDNESDAY, MiAT 18. tb Meiklam Handicap.-Longbow 1, The Hatchet2, May-day 3.ir Sapling Stakes.-Arthur Wellesley 1, Barrel 2, Bright May 3. Union CUp.-Longbow 1, King of Trumps 2, a by The Ens- peror 3.-Ten others ian. fir [BY BLECTReCrELEGRAP11.] co Two-Year-Old TaURSDAY, hAY 19. Tw-erOdStakes.-Thse Wild Huntsmian 1, Bridesmaid 2. ale The Manchester ...

... SPORTING INTELLI GEN CE. Mr J. M. Stanley has declined to accept the ?? of on0 of the stewards at the next Chester meeting. SiiTw MATCH FOgL 50 AT SrOKTON.-Of ?? ay 3 skiff maitch for the above stan was rowed on thecTees, at Stockton, by Mattlhew Taylor, of this town, and GcorRe aill- bock, of Stockton, the distance being from Tibberolcigh to the Clarcece staith, nearly three miles. On the ...

... ., This annual regatta came offon Tuesday last, on llahto ne in the presence of a numerous body of spectators A t erected on the field containing refreshments for those vh° feel disposed to buy them. No strange boats werc enter: competition being confined to the members of the Roe i with the exception of the Waterman', Race. The L1 Borough Band was in attendance, and during the pb:05- played a ...

... . 5PORTING IMTELLIGENCB. GOODWOOD RACES. TOE5SDAY. A very lowering morning ushered in the Goodwoed meet- ing. and threw over it an air of ?? which not even tiso abundant programme of sport could altogether dispel. Sub- joined are the details of the racing, which commenced at half.pait one o'clock, and terminated at live:- The Craven Stakes (Handioap) of 5 sves esch, with 6C added. Mr. R. ...

... I Sporting ? Entclifocum, ;he BETT~ING AT 'THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL.- Ley I :Turee oaen, AAaul, 81 to:I led There wee but a msagrs-atetndsnoe this morning, In cones- wne be- quneres of agreat number of eubeafthere, being at York. Tester- C 001 day, however, before their departure there weea good deilof bu-' 'be slones ?? both ?? Tboueand ?? and Chaster Lim by Cup, as well so the principal recese ...

... : sport(lis Kiltell(ofacit . ?? ?? BETINGAT HEPOST OFFICE HOTEL. T FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 25, 1813. There was a largo muster to-day, and buninens brisk; tihe horses most in demand being-0scar, Iloarto,, and VictresR, for the Liverpool Steeple Cbase, Contentment for the Metropolitan and Newmarket Handiops, end Ratsplan for the Derby. The following will show the closing prices LIVERPOOL STEEPLE ...

... CLOSING Or STAKES-The Derby Stakes for 18.5 has closed with 198 subscribers, and the Oaks for the same year has closed with 166 subscribers. The Great Yorkshire Handicap at toncaster has 104 entries, and the Cleveland Handicap has 44. The Cesarewitch and Cambridgeshire Stakes will close and name, as last year, on the Tuesday after Goodwood. A GOcD BET.-Major Needham took £5,000 to X150 from Mr ...

... I SPORTING INTLIGENCE. I T&TTRBSLL-S,. ?? little betting that was ?? does not re- quire any comment. Tunmaa.-A remarkably thin attendance, and very little business transacted; enough, however, wae done to show that the favourlte for the St. Leger was not so firm as his backers could wish, although NO0 to 400 and 100 to 80 were laid on him at the commenceauent; yet, towards the close, 6 to 6 ...

... PLOUGHING MATCHES' I OLDsACriAn-Thie fddghiring mratch, c~ me Off 'on Tue~sda`y~ 'week, on Mr Stoddart's farm of Aryburn. Thirty-four ploughs assembled. The Judges-Mr keith, fromt Oliasterty'. Mr. Ed- wards, from Nigg; Mr Michie, Glen of' Dyes-awarded the prizes to the following :-l, John Dawson, farmer, Qoarry bog 2, John Elm, servant to Mr.Wm. Scttt,. Whitestripese; 3, John Hardy, do. to' Mr ...