... I BETTING AT MANCHESTER, THunsDAY. A few of the subscribers baying returned from Chester, several attempts were made to bet upon the Cesarewitch Stakes, by re- peated offers against different horees. 7 to 1 would have been laid againstRobglltomoney, yet no advance was made upon that dg~re. There wvas an offer made to take 1,000 to 40 each about Black Swan snd Monarque, but we did not see a ...

... : 0 - ?? BETTING AT MANCHESTER;-IMoi DAY. Althoughthere wasa atolerable muster at the rooms to-day, and an evident disposition shown to do business, St unfortunately han. pened that too many wer'e of the hame mndd, the resit of whlich was, that nothing of lmpsrtaneetranspired. Messy inqoirles wvere made about Goorka for the~ Liverpeol cup, who received some support at 8 to -I. *-Borehami ?? ...

... goov~__ bijiT'1JiINE_ ,I A 1401lhl1f10IL-TuESDAY, FutureoventE p._ ?? o11 tipt iil~letlSuitl5 at the reool t1S : 0 NI.WM A ItIt T 01ti ts The Craver' HtLaA14 L It 110 0§. go lO with h() added. ?? 1 ',l4 A ' I: 8 12 MrJ. At. H Iiult6m 0 Ayf ?? BartlhwolloE .k 8 13 Baron WiniE1E Wite5 H61g i-4 h F s l ?? 11l06l'l 4 8 4 Mr Combo's ll9ehe6lryd, o ?? Si.it~e * Dotting: [ to 4 Ugst Sei 80111, A it) ...

... -%c. - - Ed,TTIN AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. otb of With the exception of The Spinner being backed to-day for a Sw be few tenners et 9 to I, for the Northumberland Plate, the bet. ar ve ting here doring tbe week bas altogether been confined to the 8 ht events at Ascot, wole are now recorded amon gat the thinge that 8I V are pat. ASCOT HEATH MEETING.-TuisDAY wh m The Trial Stakes of 5 sovy. cab, ...

... SpottU IntelIganCe. 9001 BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FO.ODAY Yoots To-day l0 to I was currently offered against The Trout for the The Liverpool Steeple Chase, and il to I was asked for in vain about have Bastion; uneaven£00wan laid between tile two. lol to 6 wasoffered per. agalnet Dalkeitta, with takcere of 200 to II. 200 to 6 was taken1 ?? onceeabout Abd.ei.Ma~dar cud afterwvardesoffered. Two ...

... 'tPortilig Intelligence. ?? f ?? - HOM(. BETTING AT MANCEESER.-FirtAry. street, P thle weel, There was a meagre attendance toaday at the Post-office Hotel, under tr, and not an investment made. For the Derby, okfers against Fly- week, S9i by-Night, Coroner, and Rogertborpe were plentiful; andfor the (recornm 3Cheater Cup, Early Bird, Panmure (late Aberdeen), and Coroner MANC , hve been ao ...

... I ? *pOrtiliq 111UNglar. B JETTING AT MANCHESTBto.Fjal)irey 61 3 5I' 'P The curltain tony mete be cansidared to have falon upon the .0 12 01 - ra iorg seaonn Of the proscut.yeAr; and the fact of a tceple-cliasi i 6 0 %TI may.boclavoed~ torceain othesw o aefriothneu 11,i Th, 11ilt months been 6laven to the, tupf; for aithouol, nome peopie Flatre w ay magine test reojog mnleated en easy lire, it ...

... *.LIVERPOlL JULY MEETIN, 1855. WEDOSIDAY, JULY 11. The attendance at Aintree, on Wednesday was unusually small, even for an ?? off day. The Earl of Doroy, Lord iowth, F. Gerard, Ecq, Mr. Drinhald, and other gentilemon interested in racing, were, however, present. The results of the day's sports were as follows:- The Croxteth Stakes, of 10 Sova each, h it, with 40 added. One mile and a quarter ...

... ~ I -- _ _ BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TOESDAY. On Monday, the announcement made by letter from Mr. E. W. Topham, that Lord Sefton had postponed the Liverpool spring races to the 7th of March, gave rise to much difference of opinion as to the propriety of this step. This difference is chiefly caused by all bets on ?? events becoming void, owing to the meeting not coming off during the week in ...

... siortfig Inteltfefelu. a,- BETTING AT MANCHESTHII-TUESDAy. The operations here are at present of no importance all the indfacntials having left for Epsom. The subjoined quotationa are what we have received this evening f1om the betingrooms at Epsom :- DERBY. 9 to 4 eget Mr B. L. Popham's Wild Dayrell-tacen. 9 . 4 ,, Mr Merry's Lord of the T91es-taken. 6 . 1 .. Mr H. Hill's Kingetown-offered. ...

... I _ = BETTING AT MANCHESTER..-TaESDAY. The betting upon the Derby and Oaks underwent considerable change. For thelatter, Habena recoeded from to Sto 2to 5tol1; and, for the former, Lord of the Isles was backed at 5 to 1, that figure being offered against St, Hubert, and De Clare wa In great force at 6 to 1. To-day, although there was a, good muster, we saw very Uittle betting beyond what was ...

... I * * , ?? WARWICK RACES-TuEsDAY. 2Viepacing Stakes,of!5 8055each, with 25 added. Sevenfurlongs. Mr Steven's Swalelfife, 2 yra fist Ilb ?? 1 Mr Day's Hothorpe, aged, 'let 121b ?? flefed~ 2 Mr mih' Vne 2yr ?? .(Snlowden 3 Mr Mlather's Rose, S yrs, 6st ?? Cliff) 4 Mr WoOd's Falcon, 4 ) s s i ?? 5 Eetting.-'7 to 4agst Swalciliffe, whowon byeneck. The winner was bought for 66 guIneas. The Shorts ...