... II I Il RIDGWAY LYTHAM COURSING MEETING. | Thursday last, and Yesterday. INOnTH ?? SPRING PRODUCE STAKES eon DoG PUPPIES. Mr. Mallaby's Mlecenas beat Mr.Gordon'sGuy IMannering . Mr. Hardman's Maynooth A, ir. Graham's Old Clothes. Mr. Sharpe's Auld Archie Mr. Spring's Sadhach. Mr. Peacock's apist R Mr. Borron's Bright Blae. Mr. Sharpes's Sir James the ,e Mr. Peacock's Protestant. DeeiSping CsSe ...

... _ $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 ?? ...

... I oft-porting EuttIlistuct. - ?? - - 'y yet ad BETING AT THE POST-OrFICE HOTEL. par reTucenAY MORNINGe, MARCH 22,18532. ' Rd 'here wan a fall attendance at the roams this morning, notwith- Ed lie standing nmnny of the Ptineipaln, had left for Lincoln; the only ant mil change einoo onr lant 'guotations being in Contenemnent, for the £8 all Metropolitan, who bus reneumd the premIership. ...

... ?? 7--- Vk BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE.HOTEL. - P TUEsDAY MORNINo,MAROC 1e, 1853. Tb Most of our leading speculatora having left for Warwiok, ?? ness was dull and unimportant upon any but the events to ba, de- cided at that plaoec. Thefollowingwers the only tranisationethat came under our notileo- : WARWICK HANDICAP. Li 4 to I Dgst Lord Clifden's Poodle-taken. 4j .. I Captain Lane's Conmore ...

... Q,%l . viortilts Eutidlifficum 1-1-11 ?? ?? -- fna 13ETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL,8r - TUESDAY MORONINOMARLOM 29,Ir151. foi There were not above a dozen of the members present at. the VC rooms this morning, and very little apeculetiot on fortbooming th events. The steeple chases run for at Oldham yesterday and to. oc day have engrossed the greatest share of attention Since oar last I ...

... . -sportiliff Entelf(gow. -- -1.1.111.11 - - ?? kBETTING AT THE POST0FL'5CR HOTEL, FRIDAY MlORNING, MeAX15o4, 1853. There WoE a thin attendance ait the rooms this morning, and )R. settling Upon the Liverpool events wes the chief ocoupation of the members. The betting coneieted of ouly a few email invest- talnts, at the pricee mentioned belowy:- DONCASTER HANDICAP, gret 4to Iaget Mir Eglinton's ...

... WARWICK RACES.-FnIODAY In addition to the return given in our seventh page, the follow. lng horses also ran for each, stake:- ScORRa y HANDICAP.-lHeliotrope, Ganymnede, Fawn, The GiD, and hr. f. ?? Sheriff. Fuse HANvrcAP STREPa't Caa48H.-Reindeer, Happy-go-Lueky, Trust-ce-aNot. Boufincher, Countesa, anad Harkover. GRAND ANeNUAL S-raaaE't CIIASE.-Bourton Melfard, Warnel- Menu 'Day, Maurice ...

... 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 31 ...

... 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 Sm ...

... -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 ...

... ?? 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 migh ...