... 77777? ?? . ?? ?? - ? II ? . -1 ?? I,. - 1? - --I 11 ?, I . -1 . 1. - I . -ft too ?? U O. I IIMMIC-? ?? ?? ? t, ` 'I A llf, ?? , ?? - I .? ?? ?? ?? ?? BETTING'ATf THE POST-OFFIOR HOTEL. no beting t Tk EAMoaNizco, AUG'UST 23. ~ There was ohtiga h roomns this mornng xcpt on the E~ddeliffe oved~ts. The latebi betting on the cousewee as fel-v * ~ ~ S.LEGER. '10 . to 80 onl Mr Boies's West ...

... I i ?? EGHAM RACES.-TuE5DAY. 7the.Innkeepers'Plate ofSO says (Handicap), for all ages. Three. quarters of a mile. Mr. Baker's Thrush (late Mayfly) lyre, ?? 1 Mr. Lewis's The Chase, 4yre, 1st 71b ?? H. Sharp) 2 Mr. Bridgnsan'e Ju~llien, d yrs, let ib ?? Mlann) 3 The following also ran: Incorrigible, La Malheureuse, Cotton Lady, Ernestine, Domino, Marzeila, c by Touchstone, Riebmond, and ...

... - 4: The spirited contest betweentbs United Eleven of Englsnd N lhand the members.of the Manchester Club; Commened onI . Thursday, On the ground at Old Traffrd.- It had been an- nounced that the wickets would be pitched at halfgpast t B-: eleven o'clock in the forenoon: the weather, however, proved rs unpropitious, and the players were rnot enabled to shoulder d their bats, and show how ...

... sit i is THE LIVERPOOL HUNT CLUB: AUTUMN MEETING. ive WRD)N5DAY, AtOGSY SC. for The autumn racing meeting, in connection with the Liver. in pool Hunt Club, commenced on Wednesday, on their private of race-course at Hoylake. The day was beautifully fine, and a he large concourse of spectators assembled to enjoy the sports. e Mr. Topham officiated as clerk of the course. od The Hoylake Hurdle ...

... e I I ! c ?? ?? - -I ft rtto Ifixt- ?? elli*^ e= 151 - - - a- ?? 7 ?? ?? ?? ?? BETTING AT THE POI'.OPFFIOE HOTEL FRIDAY MLORNINO, AtUo. 26. to. There was a fair attendance at the rooms this morning though lar bueinesa.was anything but brish. There were a few small invest. ments made on the Leamington Stakes, Great Yorkshire Bandi- ap, Cesarewitch, and Camhridgeabire. For the St. Leger the only ...