... is, WOLVERHkIMPTON MtlEETING, WEDNESDAY, Ato. 15. Stewerds' Plate.-Prince's Mixture 1, Lady of tile Lodge 2. mn Foal Stakes -lis Piper 1, Betty Baylock filly 2. at KUlyoeae Stakes.-Little Brownie 1, Speed tile Plough 2. ce READING MEETI17a, WeIDNESDAY, AcO. 15. Innkeepers' Plate.-Lucy Locket 1, Octavia 2. nd Forbury Stakes.-Carioes 1, Cardiff Lass 2, tie Handicap Plato-Bright Plcbus 1. ...

... | The annual regatta of the Lancaster Rowing Club took place on the afternoon of Tuesday last. The day was of the most dreary and unconsfortable description; the watery eaitt poured forth his libations in no stinted measure, and it was not untiltheregattawasnearlyfinished that the rain ceased. The attendance was very thin, arnd no woeder, considerin~g the state of the weather; and the lack of ...

... IA .V- ?? .. ?? ?? A-.. A1A.1111- ?? ?? BURTON.UPON4T8ENT MEETING, TUESDAY, Aue. 7. Midland Plate.-The Nun 1, Merry Morn 2. Corby-hall Stakee,-Fleece 1, Lym= Regis 2. Great Barton ?? Gray 1, Falconer 2, Bilanca 3. NORTH. STAFFORD6UIRE MEETING, TU$]DAY, AW). 7. Ldies Plate-Romeo 1, Panny Forn 2, Tl7notheds 3. Tradesmen's Plate.-Cherry Brandy 1, Mfster Slender 2. North Staffrrdshirei Stakes.-Sed ...

... YORK AUGUST MEETING.-WeDNEsDAY. The Dundas Stakes of fO sovs, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 6 sovs each. One mile and a quarter. 9 subs. Mr Knowles's The Rajab, 5yrs, 7st 71b ?? (Quinton) I Mr Thompson's Orange Blossom, 4yrs, 7st 71b ?? (Owner) 2 Mr Osborne's First Fly, 2yrs, 6st ?? (Challoner 3 Mr Johnstone's Hoddam, 3yrs, 6st 61b ?? 'Batos 4 The following also ran: Middlesborougb, ...

... The secolnd scllinc match of this cab for the present season came off cn \Venlnesday last. 'The day was remarkably flne, and t a light breeze troere the north-west affarding ample scope for g testing the relative capabilities of the yachts, rendered the con- a test one of cossiderable interest, not only to the mombers of the club, buet to their friends who wyere present on the occasion. The ...

... MANOCH STER AND SALFORDt REGAIA. 'MONDAY. jf tO Tie qr'Otc51015inconetinwith, tis see-son's regatta Eant up omnmenceld ate, Monday afternoon. The welathler, how- Ldever, -which Iran been 'for sonic time unsettled, proved in- Tire Ii an aspii~li s for any'l out-door enjoyment ?? Ccci aneffect in limiting tire attendavzee of spectators, particularly ff,, anthose of the female 5ci, who u1suall ...

... l l BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-WEONESDAY. I I C The Brighton events now decided, were speculated upon rather s extensively; and what little was done upon the Ebor Handicap r showed no change in the positions of the two favourites, Hos. podar seemed on the deeline, and some of the outsiders, as will be seen from the following quotations, receded several points in t the betting:- T THlE Enon ...

... c j a ; an, 0 T t fit, v ?? elect. . - 1. ? ?? .1.0. each you poet. . fd. 003- IN i for can 'ard, Ithe to of In and aing of 1 od d to *gru, the and pita- orde lieal Sur yrt, r all sel. ON ?? ttry, out. ticn las I by and lave esti- 'N& 'AD. sent NG re-is bing the lenn- luee 50 to four ento a are atbe con. ring a to Fopy- e, be ITH. ,one sold NW E. SRim siota IlSgt io gn enta aed to an uslt losu ...

... YORK AUGUST MEETING.-FmDay, !4T~. Acceptances for a Piece of Plate value 300 sove. the gift of the Earl of Derby, added to a Sweepatakes of 25 move, each, 15 ft. and only 6 if declared. Certain penalties. Mile and a half. 101 asbs. 73 of wlhom pay S sovs. ?? highest weight ne. cepting being Bet. 21b. it has hecn raised to. 8st. ilb, and tbe others remaining in in proporton. r * st. Ib 7 ...

... I ?? . Sportiliq 111tellfilence. - JTI'N15 AT IIANCHESTER.-FittilY.kBl [N The Great El rio andicap.-unite in keeping with our antici. Su ,at pation6-~-dallv i sroves ge a batting race. Several hourses have oa already been backd to usin laige gaume, particularly tho first four En metioned in our liot of ejuotatiOss. To-day, not less than X101) I 4T woes invested upon Little Harry at 11I 1toi; ...

... . %pvdoq Intellf2enct.. --l-I ?? YOK UGST' MEIETING.-Wnamienenl'.. ?? Stakes. of`50 sove. added to a Handicark SiweoPsatkes of S DVe. eaoh. Onemifle andeaqparter, 77M nwless.Tbe Rtejah~ ly ?? QtintatchI 7r Mr G. S. Thomosani' Orange Bliasorn~,+yrest.. Ownsr 21 5- 0 rJ ?? ?? Ohalloner 3 d Af7 8fHarniieonse-iddlesborough, 4yre ?? 5Cat.Chisies Ltte om 6yrs ?? Cliff 0 e, S,0 Mr DugglabyS.Ventilik ...

... - *pOrtilig Intelligence. -- doe [Continued from the 7th page.) )es BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAr. ats Altbo'egh tbe absence of professionale here during the week to hae caused betting upon future events to be a dea& letter, the to races deeided each day at Goodwood have given rise to a con- ter siderabhl amount of speoulation; and, from the. number of ter favonrites that havo been victorlous, ...