... PE D E ST R IAN ISM. Sports at Bellevue Manchester. SATURDAY. MAliEm 3.-Although ?? was the half day holiday,and the sports were of a varied charecter, comprising a biped match, and three other, with quadrupeds, searcely three hundred persons were spec. tators, the gloomy appearance of the morning operating as a drawback upon the attendance of visitors from the City ard the surrounding dis- ...

... CH ES S. I To Correspondents. If. J.0. A. (Norwood.)-We laveexaminedyourproblem, and shall have pleasure in publishing it. J. K. (Manchester.)-Your communication, being imperfectly addressed, has but just reached us. S. F. (Dumfries.)-You may procure a copy of the excellent poem on Chess, by Charles Tomlinson, Esq., at Harrieon's. 59, Pall-mall. J. I. (Preston)-Accept our warmest thanks. A. K. ...

... CU ?? ]GEAC1ES-YI:STERDAY. I xIFr.IMUK HANllIIIr 'nai:w. ..¢ . .. i} ?? ?? 3 lr 3i ?? il Bl by. . Sir T. B r lie ' l 'R 'il : er, Aii C';lcrwite's SlN]l `~t C~l c Mir. Copporti-li xxx ~~ M ino ?? ?? AI) It ID SIA EIl:S. Iord l C .1 ittrl)iii a S ilt Ix, J~oi'ii Co;x' fIn:nI:XX ' St. l i *: . . it.l VI\I:>I SPL IZ r Lord Hiiwih' D ?? (T) I otlt,- Lord C oiyiigi.in's Tri s ?? ?? P ro r.. ...

... SPI mTIZ: G I I - SPORTING~ NWTLLIGZNCE. TATTEBSALL'S. LIVERPOOL STEEPLEC61aSE.-i00 to 7 agat Mr. T. F. Mason's Miss Mowbray (t); 100 to 7 apt Mr. W. BNese- ley's Bourton ?? 15 to 1 agst Mrv Gray's Dalkeith (t); 16 te 1 agpt Mr' Barber's Spriog' (t); 16 to 1 agpt Mr. Roberts's Bastinn (t); 20 to apt-dr. a Symoade's The Nugget (t3; 20 tg 1 aget Lr. ?? The Potter (t); 25 to 1t agt bir, H. ...

... SPORTING INTELUGGNC!. DONCASTER RACES. TUESDAY. The Fitzwilliami Handicap Stakes, of 5 sova each, with 50 added. Lord Derby' The Professor, by Surplice, 3 yrs. 6st 21b (carried t'st 41b) ?? (T. Cliff) 1 The G3lasgow Stakes of 30 save each. Mr. 3. M. Stanley's Porto Rico, by Orlando, Set 711) (Bartholomew)I1 The Champague Stakes of 50 soya each. Admiral Harcourt's kllsngton, by the Fly ug ...

... .SPORTING INTELLGEN$IOL TATTERSALL'S. - MONDAY. Business was unusually dull. GOOD gOOD STArX.-10 to I agat Mr. ER . Clark's ,Srgeon-Generail ?? It to 1 agst Mr. Greville's Quince (t); 15 to 1 agst Captain Lane's Eparainondas (t); 16 td 1 agst Sir J. Hawley's Supplicant (t) ; 16 to 1 asgt Mr. Bar- ber's Goorkah (t) ; 25 to 1 apt Mr. E. Parr's Venison (80 to I t); 25 to 1 ?? Mr. Robinson's ...

... 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- ...

... SPORTING INTELLGEONE. The Mayor of Carlisle has signified his intention of giving a prize of 40 for blood sires, and one of 30 fur coaching sires, at the ensuing meeting of the Royal Agricultural So- ciety, which is to be held in that city. Mr WVilliam Harlock, whilst in the service of the Marquis of Exeter (and who has now commenced business as a public trainer of race horses) brought to the ...

... BPORTING INTELLIGENCR, NORTn OF ENGLAND EASTER 'WtRESTLINO SOcirey.-GO, Monday, this society held its annual meeting at Mr Burns' Grey Horse Inn, Groat Market, in this town, when a large eompany of members and friends sat down to an excellent dinner provided for the oceasion, the chair, as usual, being occupied by Mr R. Lowrey, the president of the society. Af- ter the cloth was removed, the ...