... 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 ...

... 1 BATH AND SOMERSET RACES.-..TuIzsIAy. The lanisdownle Trial Stakes of 15 soas each, 10 ft, withS50added. one mile. (9 subs.) Duke of Bedford's Gossip, 3 yrs, Tilt ?? I F Mr. Powney's Lanmartine, 5 yrs, gat ?? 2 Mr. Harrison's Russborough, 6 yrs, gat ?? 3 The betting opened at evens against Lanmertine, but cloeed at a to 4 against hinm; Is to 4 about Gossip.-Won cleverly by half a length. ...

... ILOYLAKE RACES. LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB SPRING MNEETING. The Liverpool Hunt Club held their spring meeting, on their privat~erace-grouttil, attIloylake, ,,on Wednesd~ay. The following is the result of the day's sport: The Shorts flendicep S'vecqsrakve of 5 says. cacli, with 25 nova. added. tialf-a-mitc. Gay Lad, aged, ?? i1b ?? Davies I Auchinleck, 3 yre, list iib ?? D. Lane 2 Remunerator, Hose, ...

... (A SH)0IMtl~ I1 INTLLIG;ENCE.-. * - ?? -me.- 1 - - _ i .1 , CAESTEit SPLRING P1EHT[W, ,18. ?? . Ir Stewar~-Marqnia of WaterifrdV dnt Cl'iden D Claris ofthe Codei-1g. Id;voird W. AephaiM.. Staiter-Amr. ...

... - . ?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 ...

... EPSOM SUMMER MEETiNlG.-TU58DAV, MAY 24. Craven Stakes.-Grapeshot 1, Gulcowar 2. g Wo dcote zstkes.-o by Cotherstone 1, Sine quO. non 2. 0 Manor Plate.-Calot 1, Coalition 2. 3, H ...

... SPORTING INITELLIGENOCE. . Lol HOYLAKE RACES. tab LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB SPRING MEETING. canl The Liverpool Hunt Club held their spring meeting on their tuoil .private race-grouasd, at lHoylake, on Wednl ...

... -11 ?? 10. sporting Kiltelliamet. 1- -.1 ?? Id, BETTINGe AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, be ?? RIA MIORNING, MAY 13, 1853. Thc ied btoinee teoencte d this morning was for the most part conine totheevets ecided tn-day at Sharewehury. Since te Tuesday ?? heroes hove been tacked for forthcoming it events at the prices mentioned below:- E55 MANCHESTER TRADES CUP, ac & to 1 get Sir C. Munclh's Gadabout ...

... TIE ULVEltSTON RACES, & GREAT ATHLETIC MEETING. (Abridged frott the Ulverston Advertiser.) Winners of the hoad prizes for wrestling since the commence. 1831. Jonathan Rogers, Butterllket. 1835. Joseph Parker, Crooklands. 1836. Ditto ditto 1837. Richard Chapman, Patterdale. 1838. Banks Bowe, Thornthwaite. 1839. William Jackson, Kermyside. 1840. Richard Chapman, Patterdale. 1841. Ditto ditto. ...

... ? ? ? E?ttluasucz. ?? ?? ?? - .- ?? ?? ?? T ?? ?? die is BETTING AT THE POST-OFF0IC HOTEL, ho, oneryTUESDAY MooNXNeo,MAY 24, 18.53. int h lecneune altelaig members having loft YOX s. er'pso Donstheattndace t te ooms this morning was far limte, ad peulaio bynomens rik;the only horses in I ,~ demnd ?? ein Wet ustalinPharos, Orostee toe -adHuycd-o ?? nmal backeod freely no) ?? Haes.Cloing eacs: ...

... -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 ...