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... -1 ?? sport(us Inteutizence, ?? - .- ?? ?? .. BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL; TuaZDAY MORNING, MAx 3,1853. bi Last night and this morning witnessed the departure of most L of the members for the banks of the Dee. One or two, bow- B ever, having deferred their flight until the morning of thogreat day, enables us to quote the following transaotone:- CHESTER CUP. 4 to I agat Mr T. Parr's Trifle ...
... ?? -u. P.-- Qw. Jvportfl% - ?? ?? - BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, P * ~TuESDAY MORNING, MAX 17, I81,, a The rooms this moorning were crowded, and a fair amounat'of 0 busioese was iransected, chiefly on the Bath and Somersetehiro Liu Stakes (now deoidod), and, the principal events of our own meet- vel ing. Sincesour last ?? et Australian, Honeywoodsit teo tiugbourne, and Unabriel, have been ...