... BETTiNG AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL.@ mnd -. .. 7 ?? ?? BETTiNG AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. 7 yal Facuev MoOceccen, JUNE. 17, 1553, 7- for There was a very thin attendance at the rooms thie mnorning, 7 moat of the subacribere havinig left for Beverley and H amptou, 7 or the followving being teh only traneoctinsn that came under oar 7 ad- NORTH1UMBER1AND PLATE. . 7 4t to I .aget Mr Palmuer's ...

... I___ i H PTNRACES.-WEDNESDAY. The Stand Plate of 00 sore (Handicap), for all ages. Mr'. T. Stevens's Nonsuche (hi b), 4yrs, Gst 9Th. ?? Welts) 1 Mr. Owen's Stamford, 5yrs, Get 12th ?? 2 Mr. Knowles's Pearl, 3yrs, Get ?? (Elict) 3 Four others ran. The Claremont Stakes of 10 sore each, 5 ft, wills 50 added, for two-year-DIdeS. 19 subs. Mr. Gulliver's Village Lass, Oc5t 6th ?? Air. J. Brown's ...

... nno'P nr?tflV Un'Vli'T. don - BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HoTEL. day,! TOBSDAY l',loascccNO, Jowa 14, 1533. Tb' The appeaiaflce of the acceptaatcse for the Liverpool Cup was the the csuee of increased briakosee in the betting thie nsornn?. ?y,59? The Northufllbetlafld nato and St. Logec also received a fair ? 5, ?? share of attention. , The only horas backed for the Derby was 1507 lail- Blight. ...

... THE CRICKET MATCHI.-BROUGHTON CLUB AGAINST ALL ENGLA^ND. woA, Ih , ?? ???ario± ISLL LiL.15..tNJJ. his ?? With the opening of spring, and tho necessity of out-door paid l?g recreation and exercise, come our annual contests in our had ow. great national game of cricket. In every corner of 'merrie distr 'ree England, clubs spring up into extatence, and the noble at it leo. genie is exercised ...

... Sf rU 1L 1 3 1J ik. ]&1iJL JItir ULJ :. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.t c of the Livorpool Cup, value 203 sovs. in specie, I ACcel t' added to a Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft. Aget lb Age atb r ?? . 8e 6 ?? 6 4 cbiefust!. *. 46 88 6Babette ?? 6 2 t Daiele t oltorke. 4 8 2 Baillnaslios . 8 6 28 0oldfl~dcr . 5 8 ?? 5 5 10 8 eliciflnidr ?? 4 8 0 The Surveyor ?? 4 610 v .le . ?? 7 10 colt by Polish ...