... SPORTING [NTELLLIEGMCE. The ?? Tegattta, Of this club for the-senson, comamenced ~n Wedunaday, and was continued. yesterday ('Thursday). ) The unfavourable weather on WVednasuday prevented the D. hlttendanno of many whbo delighbt in aqienitie, sports, anid ll st short; the first race, which was for a cap, value £30. 9s The comspetitors for this prize wsere lUna, W. Harley, U 121 YQ li 11 tons; ...

... --t-ortiliff vy-- -- .. - BETTING AT MANOCESVER.-TUESDAY. The Wolverhampton Afeeting, to lay, which effectually elo00 the rotleig se0so0 until the Nottingham Spring aleeting (which contmettecs on the 20th of February next year), wae sufficiently attractive to take nearly the wholo of the sporting fraternity from this locality, cotisaquantly nothiog tas ...

... ofBEIIINCG AT TaEM P'OST Olt'FICE HdOTEL. teeI Ul'tSI)AY MoctwO5IO, ARInL '215. ulThe ettention of the foec meombere who rnnstotcd here to-day e-was entirely delvoetil to the York 005018. Wec did not ene P bet inl luid upon anytbing sloe. We therefore must refer our readers to se0 the York quotations. B to TATT1EItSALL'8S.-MONt DAY. tl Althoulgh many membere heel loft town for York, there wdas ...

... = OL~tJ41NPO M ~TTING~ AT' OT~kJcD~ I OnSaturday, thq romsa the Rost-611ce' Ho~ei,.whlcch had bee dee(e'drng the raxOedays. t Cheatar,-restnme4h¶r ?? asPpeartance.~ A goo4 deal' of settling ipoi t Cheater, cup was gt thiough; and although Apainlondass, 0the weixner Icever figured .ti the bettlgh at less odds than iP to 1, except Just before statibng' when as low as 25 to I was tahen, ?? ...

... I - SPORTING. - I ~COVENTRY RACES.-TuEsDon, A Selling flat Raas of 3 sovd'eacbi with 20 added, One mile; 7 subs.; MrWalke's Bull's Eye, flyrs, Set lb ?? I MrDennistoun's All-Serene, 4yrs, 1st B1b ?? ClIffs 2 IMr Jambes' Telegraph,, 4yrs,-7st-9b ?? ?? The following also rap: Gift, Slang Sir Robert, land filymby Spanish JabkEspolnnebttlng: I to; 4agst Telegraph-Won by a bead;, a neck ...

... I 'II tili EItOteliCon . VI~~'VNG; AT THE pOi lffC OTEL, BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. 7 FUIDAY MORNINO, FEn, 24 6 This morning there was a fair attendance bueiness, however, 6 was limited, and chiefly confined to the Liverpool evente. REi- h quado nnd Escape were baoked at 6 to I each for the Spring Cup. tl The only new featore in the Steeple Chase was on improvement in Moarice Daley and ...

... ftortilig Intelliffmce. 1-1-11- - I ------- hhe BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TuRSDoY.1 eot DERBY. ore 10 to I agt Mr Bowes's Grteoulus Esuriens-tc. ond offd. of 11 . Lord Darby's Do Clare-taken. 100 8 Mr Merry's Lord of the Isles-taken freoly. oai 00 1 I, lr Osbaldooton's Rifleman-taken. Ihe 25 ,, 1 ,. Lord Eglinton's Dirk Hattcraick-taken. crt, 25 1 Mr Powell's The Flatterer-taken and offered. e.pt ...

... Spodillo PatelligiclItc. Vy I. -- ------------ BETIfNG AT THE pOST1'OFFICE HOTEL. sove TuEsDAY MOBRNINO MAliRn28. Malo SimOG our lastithere has been Borne important eblsnges in the Octe betting on the Northatoptoniahire and, Metropolitan HandloSap. Win, For the former, Defiance is steady at .1 to 1, Nyhulst Mr. Sykes, and then in force, is ONow friendlesa, ...

... Sportin g Elifeltitil m011 .. . . --- .- .. .. ---- . .. . RRlllf>AT TPU. VV ...

... 1-Il I ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v. EIGHTEEN OF THE, PRESTON CLUB, WITH FOUR PROFES- SIONAL PLAYERS. This match, so anxiously anticipated for some tine past by the lovers of the manly game of cricket in this neighbourhood, commenced on Thursday last. The weather proved all that the most sanguine could have desired, although the early part of the morning of the first day wore a somewhat gloomy ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUbzDAY. The muster at the rooms to.day was chiefly confined to book- makers, and only a few investments were made. St. Hubert wav backed at 4 to I for the Two Thousand Guinea Stakes, and at 11 to I for the Derby, for which event 10 to I was offered In bun- dreds against either Grculus Esuriens or De Cla, and at the close 100 to 9 was offered againotnh latter. An ardent ...

... X . I - t t e- Orttua luteli¢tace. SIn to ---'-- -- -- -- it BEnTING AT MA'NCHEBT!ER.-FRaiDA7. and There wae no attendance at the rooms to-day. Bu b- DONCASTER MEETING.-TUESDAY. eace FeTh itzwillirnH dia Staes of S sovs. each, with SO added. 0 The owner of the second harses to cave his stake. One mile. 8 id 12 subs., _7 12 MrJ.) M. ...