... Ra BETTING AT MANCHRSTER.-FnMly, BUN k On Wednesday, Quince, for the Newmarket Handicap, advanced Ed 1 upon the previous day's -quotations, and closed at 4 to 1 (taken Se freely). Benhams also sprung from 100 to 7 (offered) to 11 to I th, (taloeu).-Saythian, for the Chester Cup, bad no friends at 200 to to 10.-Jonathan Martin was introduced for the Great Northern, Bol and closed at 12 to I ...

... spoic luttlitylla. it as NGAT MANOEESTER.-wTUB5DAT. hleml In Consequenoe ofthe declarations of forfeit which are to be cothe ungde to-day (Taesday) for the Chatter.Cup, Metropolitan, and gas:e City and Suburban HOendieaps, speculatton upon those events gn:were nearly ont of the question. 100 to 6 we. taken five times1 jury bhout Troot for th- Liverpool Steeple Chosee, and offers were us a ...

... sport(no littetliaclict. -i- its! The Trial Stahed of r, se . o hse1c, 'wlt2X'20ddedfor tseo.-sear.old5' ~ and upwatrds: The'oe-ontd to eave his estke-. Six furlongs. 8 7 Lord Zetland's HtoapodarA ?? a, OG ates I a 4 It Mr, Moiris'a f. by Faugh-a.Dliliali, 2 yrs ?? Grimmser 2 et 20 Mr J. ByrneD Plampton Mald, S2 yrs ?? Miles3I a 8 4 Sir C. loinok'sVignette. 4 ?? b'ft 4T i5 20. Mr C ...

... 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 ...

... 016-ortiliff littelliffmcf. BETTING AT MANCHJESTER-~FRiDAy- a No attendance at the rooms. Ds NEWTON SUMMER MEETING.-WEDNE5DAY. T al tewrds ThmasLegh, Esq. W., H. Budaton Reed, Eeq. and id Captain Wite. Ir Bakhe, olerk of the coaree. Mr. Jobaaon, Of judge and handicapper. Mr. Eldott, etarLer. te Thesmeetingcomimenced undacrmore favourable oireounetances te than have eharaoterleed it for some ...

... , ?Wtthlq - - ?? lm- HARROW AND SI T M OPOLITAN SatEPLE-CHiNES. 0 WEDNESDAY. -Aatch, 1o so3Vs. each, hf. t, I let. 71b eaoh. FTour miles.I Mr NV Du'0, Honeycomb ?? Mr Henry, I V MrRlg'Rbet Diavolo lzarried list. i ?? .Mr Gordon 2 Th etigoened at 6t4 on Roberto Dmsvolo, but offer the hoe a apd tbo firat ti~ghtof hurdles, i bne o§t hoarneys hcdmbj. Rbert o Diavlseol 5 lat thbrook, and Honey- ...

... THI THE RECENT BOILER EXPLOSION IN SALFORD.-ADJOURNED INQUEST. a estday, the adjourned inquest on the body of Frederick 11 Anderson, the youth who Vee killed by the recent boiler. be explosion at Mr. Wood's -urning mill, Blackfriars-street, be Salfold, was held at the Crown Inn, before W. S. Rutter, he Esq. coroner. he The first witness examined was William Phessey, who ir- deposed that he ...

... 5orttung Entteliffele. Vp I AlBETTING AT IIANlCHESTER.-FnOWlf sti I, OnO Wednesday, St. Hubert, who had been very quiet in the bet. 'h ting for some days, was fairly installed first favtttrite forth t ih Two Thousand Guineas Stakes. For the Great Northern Han'di- 7li of ?? wias a batter favourite than onTuesday, 100 to S ?? a the highest offer against ?? 0 to 2 wasu els beat 7 10 oid prioe ...

... To-morrow's Manchester Daily Times will contain the probable Fr D winners at MALTON, by PLENIPO. fri if dO BETTING AT MANCRESTER-TuESDAY. mi y The betting today was altogether confined to the Great n E Northern Handicap, the result of which will he found below, 5, The following is the latest betting on the course at York:- d TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. st at 2 to 1 agat Mr Morry's Lord of ...

... . .SpOrtlSg lIittiltlE iet 'or The Manchester Exdminecr and Times of Wednesday nest Witl contain the probable winner of the DERBY, by 1PLENII'O. BETTING AT MANOHESTEI1.'--FuIDLT. ri Yeatarday a report s00n beganl to be pretty currenti that De 115 Clare had been tried with Types and Purmicestane, and that be 8 had performed in a very sitisfac-tory manner, but whether there ae Is any trnth in ...

... *'Porting; Elddliffelitc. R Te STOURIIRIDGE MEETING.-MoNDsAY. R~ ?? Stakes of 3 sove. each, with 20 added, for three. ILL' IE year-olds, and upwards. One mile and a quarter. a' ea 8 4 Mr T. E. Glriffithas Cripple, 4 yra ?? Vells I B tel The f allowing also, ran :-Ninnetta, Furward, end Sailor.-Won Ofapsaity. The Stourbridge Hatedieap of 7 aova. each, 4 ft. with 56 added.- ?? Penalties for ...

... The Manchester Examiner and Times of Wednesday next will 8 contain the probable winner of the CHnSTER Cup, by 8 PLENIPO. 8 8 BETTING AT MANCHESTER.--FIDAY. 8 Considering that many of the subseribers were at Newmarket, 8 the rooms have been pretty well attended since Tuesday, and the 8 changes that have taken place in the betting upon the Chester 8 Cup are numerous and important. Yesterday, ...