... NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING. MONDAY, APRIL 23. or Handicap Sueepstakes of 20 Sovs ?? Rowley, lSt; if Folly-o'-the-Day, 2nd; Nathan, 3rd; Sister to Singapore, 4th.- PC Betting: 4 to I agst Old Rowley.-Won by a head. As Sweepstakes of 10 saes each.-Lamb's-wool, letl Fearless, 2nd- Vulcan, 3rd; Yeutick, th.-Betting: 6 to 2 agst Lamb's.wool' at -Won by a neck. Youtick was some lengths in the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... SPORTINGAINTELLIGENCE. NEWMARK{ET CRAVEN MEETING, TuESDAY, APRIL 12 If Plate.-Coroner 1, Locy 2, lago 3. n Twenty second Tuesday Blddlesworth Stakes.-Chalice 1, id Hazel 2, Besika S. , Sweepstakes.-Filly by Melbourne 1, Betsle 2. 1 I Renewal of the Newmmisket Handicap of 25 sove each, with Is 20 added. 76~ube, 16of whom pay 5 soveft. e 8 3 Mr. T. Steven8'8 Hercules, 4 yrs ?? .Clements I It 7 3 ...

... 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) ...

... of SPORTING BRT.-Upwards of 30,000 is more thanu 3OOO, cone- o quently A wine the wager. of B ?? BETTING AT MANCHESTEB.-TuReSDA. F of owing to the departure of nearly all'the influentlsls to New. 13 market, the betting here is not calculated to influence the state T of the odds upon events yet undeclded; however, sufficient was C done upon the Cheeter Cup at the Commercial Hotel, on Monday N1 ...

... BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TuEs)AY Business was brisk at the Post-office Hotel to-day, and extended over a great number of horses, nearly all the spring events being more or less touched upon. Quince was In great demand for the Newmarket Handicap. The movements upon the Great Northern Handicap presented little or no novelty, Lamprocles, Musquito and Spencer being the most Inquired after; Neville, ...

... 1_ BETTtNG AT MASCHESTERTuEsuAy. Nearly alo the rong efbers were absent, and the betting was ijliitd o herain loite day. - NEWTON SPRING MEETING.-.MoNDAY, APsIL D. The Trial Handicap ,Stakes of 5 sova each, 'with 30 eavs added, I ?? mile and a quarter. Mr Shepherdes Cardsharper, 4 yrs, 7st 3ib ?? 1 Air Platford's Tom Perkins, 4 yre, 7st ?? 2 ,Mr Cowell's EffleDeans, 3 yrs, Gst ilb ?? ...

... mpailod Jusie. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-TuRsuy.Y ril R- Dustinesa was -brisk at the Post-office Hotel to-day, andex'- A- tended over a great number of horses, nearly all the spring events e being more or les tocohed ?? was in great demand I for the Newmarket Handicap.-The movements upon the G0,at D1 Northern Handicap presented little or no novelty, Lamproetes, re, Mosquito, and Spencer being the ...

... BETTING AT MANCiHESTER.-TvEsDAY. Although nearly all the subscribers to the room were at York, there was a crowded attendance at the Post-office Hotel; but, with the exception of a solitary Investment on the Chester Cup, viz., 300 to 9 against Bright Phaabus, the operations wereconfined to the Great Yorkshire Handicap. Tai DERBY. 100 to 15 aget Lord Derby's De Clare (taken) 9 to 1 - Mr ...

... . p ..g i.. ?? nt. . The Manchester Daily Times of Tuesday next will contain the N, probable winner of the Two THousanD GUINEAS STAKES, by 6 0 PLENIPO. The BETTING AT MANCHESTE R.--FncAY. 0dd S Ooes the conclusioo of the York Spring Meeting the rooms T'w Of have been honoured with the presence of a few of the subscribers, Ar R ) and a portion of the settling upon the Great Northern ...