... e. hBETTING AT MANsCHESTER.-TUESDAY, hal h1d The entries for the Spring Handicaps aire anxiously looked for, f:s~ particcelerly the Chester Cup, fur which event 60 to 1 was offered hi lyre against anything bar The Reiver and Arthuy Wellesley. lai to 1 Ri Over was offered en the field for the Derby. A bet Of XI 00 to 60 was y call laid against Graeouloos Eeuriene, Lord of the Islee, St. Hubert, ...

... *6pofthig EIntelifelie. BETTING AT MANDAESY.R.-FHLOAY. Tho F sntry for the- Cheater Cup haa at length appeared, and even now it Is not eonsidored perfect; nevertheless, it formed the ohieftopie for conversation, end is considered a better ontry than wae -expeoted. The names, however, of a nnmber of horses that have been baslted at 100 to 1 are not in the list, nor does any- thing that is-in ...

... Ace ?? -- - - - nou n -vmre ates r be CHESTER TRADE CUP ENTRY, 1855. Acrobat, Aldford, Alston, Amalgamation, Ammonia, Ando- ing ver, Amy, Arthur Wellesley, Astronomer, Atherstone, Baslbee, ,ijn Balrownie, Barrel, Bothgelert, Billinlgham, Black Swan, Bolton,. Border Chief, Bracken, Braxey, Bright Phoebus, Brinklow, Brother to Gray Tommy, Brown Brandy, Brunswick, Caliph, 4. Calamus, Canute, ...

... §Sporting Entelltgence. Torn BETTING AT AIANCHESTER.-TuosD~y. ived Yesterday Calcumus wee introduced into the betting for ~6 n1ti- Cheater Cup at 1011 to 1, and wee batked at all Pricee do, to olue 29 to 1, a gentleman who is quite aufait at his bueiness beinghis ard chief supporter, To-day Calamus was again the ' lion, and l by that could be obtained at 20 to 1 wee eagerly taken,en ea P'close ...

... IY 7I I BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TuRSDAY. yesterday, Calarnus was introduced in the betting for the Chester CuP at 100 to 1, and was backed at all prices down to 50 to 1. To-day Calarsnn was again the lion, and all that could be obtained at 50 to I was eagerly taken, and at the close 40 to 1 would have been taken in hundreds; offers were fre. qently made to back him against anything. 1,000 to ...

... LYTIIAM WARTON OPEN COURSING MEETING. I h ff. A# Iv+ -- A. A m . ThuIs meeting took place over the grounds of Mr. Clifton, on Thursday last and Yesterday, The running was as follows: THE GREAT CLIPTON CUIP, Mr Cookson's Polly beat Mr Bateman's Fly. Mr Bake's Dncan beat Mr Pedder's Salopian. Mr Randall's Giphy Girl beat Mr Gardner's Ringleader. Mir Shaw's Southworth beat Mr Biraewewll's ...

... 2611int0ta laWlignue. EU. ?? Of On BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. Jo ING OnThursday Do Clare was in considerable demand for the hing Derby, end woe batked In hundreds at 11 to]3. Calemne, for the ag ,heir Cheater Cup, wvonid hvov been bookied to a sum at 40 to I; the or, need highest offer, bewever, against him wee 1,000 to 30. Tn-day eli ben 40 to I was offered on the field, Roetberhom being ...

... spv.ttu futtelItesct. - - -. - MURTP.TEDY i of by My my iter the ird, sod .-I 0. BETTING AT MANCESTE.-TUEsDAY. The rooms were well attended to-day, and a fair amount of busi- !nes waa done upon the Chester Cup; 40 to I was, however, offered on the field up to the close; 50 to I was taken freelyabout Rotherham. St. Hubert was backed at i to I for the Two Thou. sand Guineas Stakes, and be was ...

... I _ BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TUESDAY. of The rooms were well attended to-day, and a, fair amount of btust. be ness was done upon the Chester Cup; 40 to I was, however, offered on the field up to the close, and 50 to I was taken freely about Rotherham. Sir Hubert was basked at 3tolIfor ?? W Thousand Guineas Stakes, and he was nominally at S to 1 for the Derby; for which event 11 to I was asked ...

... sport(ng EtctUtuce. 'Flo ACE-COURSE INFORMATION, BY ELEC- 6 CD. 1- TRIC TELEGRAPHI-W. WEIGHT, of Fubrood ents, 6 ' Holborn, London, wishes to Inform Sportidg Oentlemen, that he 6 lle. Undertakes to forward all IMPORTANT INFORMATION from 6 the different Race Meatioga that take place throughout the year, 6 1 of such as Arrivals, Scratchings, and the Latest Betting up to etart. ing, as well as ...

... .sportilla EldrIliacacc. ?? BETTING AT .IANCHESTER.-TuESDAY. 'Tho rooms were well attended to-daj, and thinge, in a general way, bare an animated appearance. It 3eon became evident that there was a cemmieeian in the market to back RotherhecfutortAteh Chester Cap, whioh soon brought him to 25 to I (taken). The samo odds were taken about The Reiver, but 0 to I was tn most instances the highest ...

... TANDICAP FOR TEIP CI{ESTATR mADE CUP. The Tradesmen's Plate of, 200 soav in specie, addto a hand!-' mao OF aray Sweepstakes (if 25 sore each, 16 ft. Second to receive 00 cuber esovs out of the stake, nod whiner -to pay 605 save towards ex pg a an- peauses of the judge. starter, &e. The winner of either the tc conl- Norttsamptonshire. Stakes, Metropolitan Stakes at Epsome, int an by Newinarket ...