... :? ?1? Svort(na Entenizence. ? I ?? ?? ET NGAT TH PS-OFFICE HOTEL. gnu RItnAYNMOUNiLNG, N'o. , Lee Speculation has been en very limited, tbat we do d not fell',lTr, .q. justified in givinig a quotation, Newto racee having ahlorhad the Cat is attention of tho members.,- a.- Stes e. ?? AT MACETR D Ba le Yesterday, notwithstanding that the rain, which commeuced thle of about half-paet six o'clock ...

... ? zvort(no Intelligrace. ? !? ?? ?? ?? LI ?? dI POST-OFFICE HOTEL, MANCHESTER, Cr TuESDAY MORtNING, Nov. S. it Nearly all the members having left for Liverpool, there was a iblank dlay at the rooms bore- Da ?? Is MANCHESTER, TUESDAY EVENING..D 3 ?? betting. .D a TATTERSALL'S--MONDAY'. 'r Business was for thle most pert confniled to the settlementL of E.;l 59 the previous week a accounts. Tho ...

... I ? ?: SI)OVUlla :. ?? ?? ?? ?? -- ?? ?? ?? ured , - S %- dale. BETUING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. - I ?? - . - - FR~liDAnYMOfacrim XI' A ci: 101 att 0] *in at .Oi cc et' 'Ifle betting here yosterday, and to-day was prila-ct;ipal' ofie Les to the Epsom ovente.. The following wore the only transactions ?? we noticed on the futitre:- tilt syFTON HANDICAP (IEPOL). 1i- 7 to I egst (ialdlew4Ick-taen ...

... il Ii BETTING AT MANCHIESTERTUFBEDAY. The settling yesterday and to-slay engrossed the atnino the memnbersand passed of smoohy At b rsaa om fe ine tm n s wvere m ade o nl forthc mni e e t he o l n w f a Cup seing the introduction of a num e fh re o h h se to Tom. F r the Derby h o s sI o c e e D r i hand King T . The follow i g a e t e c o i g p c s ir- ito M ETROPOLITA N ~itH A N D ICA P. ...

... IS = . . _ _ I BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TUESDAY. The rooms continue to be well attended, and a disposition to speculate is obvious. The Derby of next year, however, is the only event that claims particular notice; it has hitherto been the best betting Derby that has been known for some years. The Chester Cup is regularly introduced, but the horses that have been supported for it are too ...

... I I POST-OFFICEHOE.T SDY Nearly all the mcmbers having left for Liverpool, there was a blank day at the rooms. TATTERSALL'S OSA ..Y. Business was for the most part conf D to t asotlamn to te pvous wek's accounts. The coming events at Liverpool were scarcely noticed. For the Derby, 3rs0 to 100 was taken about Autocrat and King Ton, and 1000 to 400 about the same two, with Dervish, the' third ...

... I , e ?? ' _ _ = ?? POST-OFFICE IiOTEL-TursnAy. The Shrewsbury Hand~icap, run for to-day engrossed the atten- tion of thle few subscribers who remained 'at home. Tue only transactions sines our last on coindg events erasfollow, COPELAND HANDICAP (Slmna;ssnenR'). S to 1 eget Mr. Thompson's Commodore Charley-tk,. ChESTER CUOP, 1854. 1 000 to 10 agst Mir. J. Pawvner's Mare Authony-takcn. 1000 to ...

... - -sporting intelligence. - ?? ?? ? ? P-1- .- ?? ?? -- 1 0 ?? ?? - ~I 1 - - - ait to BETTING AT THE POST-OrFICE HOTEL. Or TUESDAY MORNINTG, Nov. 22. ;ond(-,IC'insiderio the seneon, tbere ?? sttendance this morn- f ?? amount of busineea traensated (principally oanth - rCup), at tile following prites:_-s 'ours NEWVTON HANDICAP PLATE. cr. Sto I agst Tholia coit-talr, Y. ~~~200to 30 ligat ...

... ; SPORTING INThLLIGENCE. 3to 'B~tB13!IY MEElNG, TSHsD&¶B Nov. lo-. Sbrewsbury. Elacip.Jsck'Leeming 1, Lough Bawn 2, im;lovelandr8. - ' )e Abbey Stakes.3-omeol*,-Sabra 2. AgtleyHouse5takes.- Middleborough1.' e-, Colwin HandIeap,_-(athertle Parr 1, Annie Sutherland 2, li. ' Maydsy 8. - , . b tnig Stakes.-Ecoentrlcty 1, Lady Sarah 2. WXIIEBDAY, NVENISHE 1e. Copeland i hdloap-.-Wol, after a dead ...

... 7: Sporting ?? * ' Now'ready i of WRIGHT SB.OOK off STEEPLE CHASING. n ?? sixpence, hound. in cloth; poet free, fouerpencet n-ext~ra.-o5,ld at all the principal Bporting houses In Maticlester. te BETT:ING AT THE POST.OFFICE HOTEL. ad The settling an o-a TUESDAY EvExt:NG, Nov.]1. ard ebes a YeSterday an odyengrossed the attention of the I to itlenbew, ad passed offrsacotbly. At intervualsoeme ...

... I 0 spottdii ?? . - .BETTING AT THE POST-OFFLCE HOTEL 3 ?? MORINGwo Nov. I.~ - Yeserda a fw or the subs-ribora mustered to oettle their Livepoolacconts Thebetatbatcam tinder Our notice were Il 3,OQ t £'5 ?? cci £~00 to £0 agat M~eteora, for ?? uner-mntinedhorses were backed for * ?? HANDICAP. 7 to1agst M-r Howard's Little Elarry-offered. 10 . 1..Mr Saxon's Black Doctor-offered. DERIBY. 10to 1 ...

... I .- -1.1. ?? . ?? ?? .. .. LIV]ERfPOOL AUTUMN M1EETING. Stewardls-The Richt Hon. tile Carl of Sefton, lord-lietutenant, Lord.Waterfordl, aud G. Payne, Esq. Lesc-e and Clerk of the Courso-Mr. E. W. Topham. TUESDAY, NOVEMBSR 5. Owbingto tholiiftvourablo state of the weather, thoC ttendance Wval ly ii ilnies numerous. The running was good, and the ?? for each vace large. Tho Tyre liandicap of 5 ...