... I ?? ?? I- .1 1.11 ?? ?. ? I i ,? ?, ?:Z? . . ~1~N0 MEETINGP Mft 9., The Earlykd ,. TAi1 4on- ?? ?? { W~b~arqaotf mire ?? 4 lba~ ?? .. ?? 4 ?? 3~ ?? *7 , 3 ]LOU ?? .ioa4za. 3w -141m 4$szt .. ?? 3 Ani.SutBgwui, .. 4 Nra ?? . ?? . ?? ?? Janey ~ ~ ~ ~ C~*jnw ~ ~ ~ 4 cm '4 tomme.nt~*'. TypeT ?? . TU ~~ Meert . MsMEo. B~bec ?? Raw. Andiaboi ?? ?? Tomea T 4 ba5 ?? ?? A4e, ~ Mare~~m..7 ?? .1 8 4 ?? ? ...

... Matches for Next Week.. JAN. IO.-J. Whitehead (of Oldham) and J. ?? (of Halifax) to run 200 yards, for 25 a side, at Bellevue, Whitehead to get a start of four yards. IS.-E. J. Ho gett (of Mi ddlesbro') and W. Wind (of Carlisle), 880 yargq, 215 a side, Hexbam. 16,-J. Til y and W. Riley (both of Newcastle), 130 yards, the latter to have two Vards' start, 5 a side, at the New Running Ground, ...

... I|- As this subject has recently been called much attention to, in the sporting world, in consequence of the Jockey Club having offered a liberal ?? any individual whose skill in vete- rinary science shall be succesftldly brought to bear in cases of roaring, it may not be amiss to append a few remarks con- nected with this subject, as advanced by some of the best prac- tical talent in the ...

... STE'EPLE CHASIN-. l STEEPLE CHASEB TO COME. 7313. 3.-Xewton (one)-Closed. B.-Derby '(two)-Midland Steeple Chase and Selling'Steeple Chase, closed; we!ghts. published, and acceptances de- c re;the Mutfdle ace closed, and weightsulihd theF Hunt Stakes, ob the flat, closed. 15.-Bromley' (West Ient)-The'Free Handlcapiclosed. ?? Torquay Grand Steeple Chase to close and name on the 1st of' Feb.;~ ...

... A CAPITAL DAY'S SPORT WITH MR. DEANE'S HARRIERS. On Tuesday, Jan. 10th, the Cotley Harriers met at Coaxdon Gammon, at half past ten. By the sudden breaking up of the frost the hunting-like appearance of the morning, and the freshness of the horses and hounds, together with the, light hearts of those assembled, good sport was anticipated; and which commenced instanter by finding Puss at home ...

... 3SpORTINqI i- - ?? I ?? ;. : r~chiththe w selait, *e 1 Pr- lzun3itt M attend~d qout bsna Ir dT *t ta a etramt , + Th u~ t of : tO00jO.fl.O Jf 'b -*as Ueekd for upwrds'f 150!. ; 750, th2fvai'thkuf I ?? ?? 1,OO'-to 25 about Alsdf7d; SO t. lO ?? C .C01UPM, Nae and King of, TrumpM ine0 .bekt and C 1,000 to IS about l~aiiarda. ! i Gsi Woithern Hskdap snda the ?? were ustoudm i ?? ~ ~ 4-. - :. ~ II ...

... SPIOS4TING INTErLrGENCE. ( Oi OUR COOBOEEPONDENT.) STRETF RD STEEPLE CHASES-JAN.2. t2 Manchoster l ?? of the'nineteen horses weighted a for this race o y eight accepted, including Madeline, 9st a 61b. Anmong I e eleven non-aeceptors are Columbine (late t Derby Dilly), Qomorn, Old 'Rake, and Neodwood. There t are Bix acoceptaces for the Stretford Handicap, including Ma- I deline, loat 11h, and ...

... IPORTING IXTMLIGENCE. ..E;TTING iT TATTERSALL'S. LMOADAY. LrxVEPobL STEEPBECRAxGs-1Oto 1 agat I r. T.E aeon's Miies Yinwbray (t). CHsvraa Cur,-100 te 6 sget XIr. A Niobol'i Neaminerster (t); Oti to 1 sget Mr. G. B. Price's Ton (t); 40 to' 1 agit Mr. Paraer'es Aldfrd (t); 50 to 1 agst Mr. Roward's CtEpawR ?? 5' to 1 aget Mr. Howard's Nabeb (t); bO to 1 sgst Mr. Elar. rOJooS fiynv of Trump$ (tf ...

... SPORT ItNG INT'ELLI GENCE. CURRAGH STE1:PLE CHASES. In coinsequeluce of tba severiiy of the weather the steffards have decided on postponing these races to Wednesday, the 25th. The entry will be left open to Wednesdsy, the 18th. Tho stakes will be only 2 sove., instead of 8, for the liret race; for the second race the stakes remain the same-half soV. entrance. TATTERSALL'OS- T iURSDAY. A ...

... SPOUTISN INTERLLIGENCE. (vaoX OUR .01aCRPONDENT.) CHESTER RACES-MAY 9. 9 Mostyn Stakes, .10 ?? each, 100 sova added, for 2 yrs old-28 nominations, including Mr Balfe's b f Dewdr.p, Mr t M Cane's b o Toby Philpott, by Burgundy; Mr Copper- thwaite's br c The Moor of Venice (late St Thomas), and Mr W Hatch's ch c The Trojan Warrior, by Crozier. t Palatine Stakes, 16 sova each, 100 SOVB added, for ...

... olma rINTNIUGUENCE. BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S. MONDAY. Tag DE .-An offer was repeatedly made to take six ke b toone aboat Autocrat, and to give 5Z. for the tot, but tht . allevge wag unanswered. King Tom was bte-uc C Soyttbia was in oonsiderable demand, at 40 and t0e 1b pwards of 1501. were invested in his favour. The prims at the close were as follows:- 8,10B1OL STEprc9ASE.- 17 to 2 agst Mr. ...

... TI 'rl ' I'f P ' AT i'Tlib'. r-l;'IT BETTING AT THE ;'OST-O1FFICE EiOTEL. V 0 EIIIFDAY MORtNING, JAN. 2D. E The publication of the weights for the Chester CUp, to-day, T e produced not only a full attendance at the rooms, but a markczi D e change in thb betting, consequent thereon. Thero was very little I done on either the Great Northern Handicap or the Derby, the 33 only horses backed for ...