... ?? ?? ?? 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 ...

... £ 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 ...

... . 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 ?? ...

... , -sporting littelliatnte. -- - ?? B6ETTINGW AT THE POST-O~FFIer HOTEL. - Thera soion, ,lt te TUESDAY Moaossosn-, Feb 10 180 The .. r last roos mornin 5h023mteia o geng sinc th hoross moest in demond berig Oscar, Jnn g iwHallno, and D u~an.Drin ?? ?? tel hs onetetand Snowdon Duntsill for the Metropolitan, and 0f CiesadHonewo~frteDry Closing proce : roll, LIVERPOOL Sa31,TEEPLECHASE. 0 7 toI ...

... : spoding EutrIUSCII04 -.11 ?? 1-1 l~as LATEST BETTING AT THE WEST END. ju Even on Mr 2,000 GUINEAS STAKES. )aln Even on Mr Boawes's West Australian. 3 to I agst Mr J. M. Stanley'a Orinaco; .viz not 6 .. I Lord Exeter'e Filbert. £4 of Offers to lay 500 even on West Australian against tle field. ito ary CHESTER CUP, Ea ato 6to IagestM T. Puers TriS'e-7 to]I taken. ted 20 1 . f E. iR. Clark's ...

... ?- spovtfns? Entelffogum, ?? ?? ?? _ ?? .. w. ?? UA b^ ?? ?? ?? __ . _pr(S a ; . BETTING AT THE. POST-OFFICE HOTEL. I o lf TuR8DAYMORNIlo,JuLY.5. at: -IThere was avery full attendance at the rooms this mnorning, and 4a fair amount of business transacted on the forthooming events ter Dow in the market. The greatest share of attention, however,was 11 paid to th ?? lane d thbe Worcegetrehire ...

... - *Spottng - t- 1 -- 55,&O. BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. ench aan FRIDAY MORwNoN Die. 23. aSY, Vrago ?? were again in force for die Cheater ISlCup, and King Tom for the Derby. Thbe following is the lxtest -betting:-. IGE LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 8E,4i to 1 agat Mr T. F. Meason's Atlas AMowbray-takeu. 4 00.. 24 ..Ir Barnett'sSir Peter Laurie-taken). CHESTEW CUP. 40 to I get Mr Howard's ...

... I i 0 pitce. Ted- 7 her URF INTGLLIGEN If BY ELECTRIC lwfl TELEGRAPH'.-W. WRIGHT ?? Rente, tlolborsi, Ster Londou, having completed lhi, aonennsfdteTAS she MISSION of TELEGRAPHICiO (ESSAGES from, London, asa wit- !well as all the principal Raoe liestingein England throughontij fter 'the yeasr begs mostrespectfiljd to inform those Gentlemen whoi ker are in the o psefing upon raeing esents, ...

... - . ?w ??j 0 ?? !!P ?? rtilas ?? . ?? . ?? W TTING 'AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL., IgFImIAYMORNIaG, MAr 27,15B53. 7 ig litteghre this morninog was'almost exclusively confined'to' S I 1k the ,Oak's. There certainly were onte or two animals Inquired after 6 I lit for the Northumberlaud Plate, but-nothing whatever' was dons on I Jli the letter that would. warrant- us lin giving a quotation; and to ...

... -11.1??Vwx!x I BETTIN AT TiE POSTI'-OFFICE HIOTEL l .Y ANDSUBTUESDAY M RANICG, APRIL 5 1053. Id T roo2 this mornfull attendance. The se GrnyHnia nte te nsdcdd todY, at Croxton he the Mrr3.rOive3 Etheleat-tare n. ro. tl d t h a still greater 0n the intr.duc. , r ing backed yeater. id, daa2t ~neoigtt . len rices:- CITY AND SUBURBAN HANDICAP. ld 5 to 2 aget Lord Derby's Lontgow-tahen, h . 1 Mr ...