... n NEW ARKET MEETING, TUESDAY, JULY 5. a Handicap Plate.-Petrel 1, Cheddar 2. I JUlY Stales.-alarsyas 1, Alirabeau 2, Astolfo 3. s- ?? gelding woel. Ii WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. n Town Plate.-Nutpeckcr 1, Nerrvous 2, St. Faith 3. d Handicap Plate.-A dead heat between Sharavogue and Musician; Sharavogue walked over. r, Sweepstakes.-Mary 1, f by Paragone 2, Maeduff 3. at Swveepstakte.-Chorus 1, Waverley ...

... r Av- .OnWednesday next, I PLEOJipo will name the probable winner of the Nottingham Handicap; and remar ks upon the 7 Liverpool results.-. . . 7' POST-OFFICE HOTEL.' 7Z FRIDAY MORNING, JULY IL. -No betting. All the members absent. We] 200 BETTING AT MANCHESTER. . A blank day. -. M~AIMSTONE 1AE.-3NsnVJUYh Lor 7 ?? ?? ?? II Lady Blanche ?? . 2 Penelope ?? Lady Vernon ?? Auchinleck . Maidatone ...

... £ p o- t i -. ?? 01 Sltltotao. kr ?? ?? e -- C e ?? On i~trda nex ' z~ocar' will make some remarks upon the Bill no0w befoire parliament relative to Lists and List Betting, and the general bearjn~q it will have upon the legitimt mode of' bettlug as practised elstre list bouse, ware kon - S : BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. T TuESDAY MORNIGJULr26. T t The Good1 ud gathering having absorbed ...

... It is now many years since the inhabitants of this town | had the gratification of witnessing a regatta upon our fine river of the Ribble;-indeed, a considerable period has 2. elapsed since any amusements or sports of a public nature | were projected in the town of Preston. To supply this .3 vacuum so long felt, and to countervail, to some extent, 4. the deficiencies which exist in the ...

... ?- spovtfns? Entelffogum, ?? ?? ?? _ ?? .. w. ?? UA b^ ?? ?? ?? __ . _pr(S a ; . BETTING AT THE. POST-OFFICE HOTEL. I o lf TuR8DAYMORNIlo,JuLY.5. at: -IThere was avery full attendance at the rooms this mnorning, and 4a fair amount of business transacted on the forthooming events ter Dow in the market. The greatest share of attention, however,was 11 paid to th ?? lane d thbe Worcegetrehire ...

... . ?? portt~ . cit rlCc. ?? - ?? ?? ?? d BETTINIR AT ,THE P08T.OFF10lE HOTNL, I 8 ?? ~ ~ ~ ~FRIDAY MlOENING, JULY 'T e Tebetting to-day was almnost excluelvrly couthinei to 11he3ood- 8 I-Wood events, to quote which would now be euperfluous. The 8 &tonly horsee backed for the Sti. Leger were Wo,,t Auetralian end Prw Meneac, on the former 50 to '40 wee laid, and 200 to 25 wae taken Di at~bout- ...

... tit, STAMFORD RACES, TUESDAY. IH Sweepstakes of 20 save each, with 25 added; for two-year-aids; Ye cot, 1e rb; fdllies, 8st i5lb. T.Y.C. Y Lord Exeter's Margaretta, 8st 5ib ?? Mann I g, Mr. Tabberer's Red Rose, 8st 51b ?? 2 do After eantering nealy to the distancethey wont to work in ag TheSlsefrdSt.Leerof25 av eahwith 50 added; for do: thre-yea~ola. Aoutone ileand a quarter. Lord Exeter's ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER. TUESDAY EVENINO, JUi.Y 10. DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 100 to 80 on Mr. Boweo's West Australian-taken. 10 to I agst Mr. Howard's Cinoas-taken. THE DERBY. 12 to 1 agst Mr. E. R. Cooper's Autocrat-taken. 500 to 30 agst Lord Derby's DervIsh-taken. GOODWOOD MEETING, TUESDAY. The Craven Stakes (Handicap) of 5 SoVa each, with 50 added, One mile and a quarter. I Mr. H. Hill's ...

... : ?? sporting Eutelligruce. ?? ?? -- -- - -- - -- -- - -- - -- - - .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . .. .. . .. . .. .1 1 * 1:~BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, 15 ~~~e ?? MORNING, JULYi 1, w a. A few smell Investments were made on the Burgilley Stake, at di1 kr'Samford, but speculation wae principally confined to the Good- 0m irwood Stakes, for which Goorkah has receded to '20 to 1; the only B( ...

... ~pot ln Ii l snc I -9-Vortillo Kittel W&Re. : ?? ?? -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. TUnSDAY MORNING, JULY 12. There was a good attendance at the rooms to-day, but businese was dall in the extreme. The only horses in favour for the Liver- pool Cup were Caribou end Coorkah, and for the Goodwood Stakes, Hobby HIorse. The only neW feature wre have to notice is tbo advance ...

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... I Tid NEWCASTLE RlACES,-TUEDAY. Tli~year of ?? Taient at Prodtce ofl10sovs. each, 5ft, for 4i-yri clds; colts, Ott 'rib; fllies, 1st 41b. Two miles (11 Subs,) Mr okam's Evadles, by Fancy Boy, ist 4Th, (Templeman,) walked over. I In 1851, won by Evades, beating Trueboy filly by a length. only two ran. in 18052 Evadne walked over, Lord Eglintoun withdrawing his stakes. Tue Trial Statesa, Of 5 ...