... U. -11 -w9 ?? - - ?? w_ _ _ __ _ -_ _ -_ _ __ - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - .- _ e, NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETiNG.-TUHSDAY, FAB 8. Tu Ie NOTTIOOnAM SPRING HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, with 50 ] Ad added, was won by Mr. Megson's dardolph, beating Chilton, Ml In and ten others. Ml TWO-YEAR-oLD STAKES Of 5 SaVe seih, and 30 added, were won I as by Lord John Scott's Lady Audrey, beating Field Marshal, ...

... sprtifto Eutelliaclue. BETTING AT THE POST OFFICE HOTEL. FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. 11, 1853. There was a fair attendance at tho rooms this morning, and the betting on forthcoming events ranged over a good number of horses, taken, in moet instanoces, to small amounts, leading to no S material change, Oscar and Sir Peter Laurie being most in V demand for the Grand National, nud Cinean for the Derby. ...

... TATTERSALL'S TIUaSDAY. LLN-VRPoor, SIEEPLE CHASE. a to 1 agst Mr. Mason's Miss Mowbray (taken to £100.) 8 - - Mr. Mason's Oscar (take 9 to 1.) 9- 1- Mr. Barnett's Sir Peter Laurie (take 10 to 1.) 14-1 - Captain Little's Half-and-Half. 15 to 1 was laid agst Oscar in the city on Wednesday, and 9 to 1 might have been obtained. NoRTIHAMPToNSHIIRE STAKES. 14 to I agst Mr. Lamley's Maria (taken, ...

... Smarting ElItelf(ocuce. near p DETTING AT THE POST.UF'FICE HOTEL. etreE TuESDAY 0i0ORNtNG, Feb. 8, IlwE Leve Thiebetting tn-day was prinoipallyeoohneid to the Nottinghnam 0c events, to quote which would Dow be Superfluous. The only no. theI )O ticeableochange since our last to a sllgh; decline in Contentment __ lo for the Metropolitan, and an Improvement in WeetAuetralian for - the Derby. The ...