... NE WMARtKET IIO(UGIITON 31EETING.-?IONDAY, Swccpstakes of 10 sovs each. Criterion Course. Captain D). Lanc's Guy Jlanncring, 5yr*, Sst 81b (S. Rogers) I Sir It. pigot's Jack the Giant Killer, 3yrs, 7st 71b.. (Wells) 2 Lordl ?? Mountain Flower, 4yrs, 8st 3b (Norman) 3 Thec following were not placed: Alfred the Great, Billy llichard. 0I, Alrbioco, and Dagobert.-Betting: 7 to 4 agst Orinoco, 4 ...

... BETTING AT MdANCHESTER.-TuESDAY. In consequence of (comparatively speaking) a few only havinR left for Newmarket, the musters were good both yesterday au. to-day, and a tolerable amount of business has been done, although not to very large sums. Indian Warrior's position in tho mnarket at times seoms very fickle, one party being looked upon as having laid a larger amount against him than a ...

... I I RACING FIXTURES FOR 1853. 1811nFR. Newmarkt.l 24'CowbrIdge Hunt. 9 Caledonifan Hunt.. 15 omnee Srweuy 1 Warwick and) te . WawcAtun1 Leamington ?? ' Epsom Autumn ?? Haut 22 ?? VLis-erpP.1 A'u. NEWMARKET SEC~OND OC-TOBER MIEETING. MONDAY. ?? of tho SivccPetakcs of SO sovs each, 30 ft, for 3-yr-olds. D.M. 13 subs. Mrft Comabo's Nervous, 8st ?? I Dukek of Bedford's Diornedia, 8St ?? Rogers ...

... ?? __ It of BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-Tc-nsnty tof Since the conclusion of Newinarket eting, last week. seuttling of a upon the Cesarewiteli has been the P1hiPeft business dune, nor ?? that wheailrofanycomplaints. To.dav 'therle wesaverytliitn ttendanicE,, and many of the subscribers having' left for Warwick; cotisequentlv riked thle quotations given below are principally from transactionis Inade ...

... 11 11 BETTING AT AIANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. The greater part of the members having gone to Chester, IF speculation on the two great handicaps was very limited. For the Chester Handicap, run for to-morrow, thle horses named below were backed for small amounts at the prices quoted. There was somec betting on the Derby yesterday, 400 to 100 being taken about the two favourites, King Tom and Autocrat ...