... P E D E S T R I A N I S M. Matches for Next Week. JA16. 28.-Hamncok and Reed, to run 170 yalrds, for 050 a side, on a turn- pike-road within twenty-five miles of London. 28.--Gddard and Thomas, to run 120 yards. the former receiving three yards' start, for 10 a side, at Salford Borough Gardeno. 28.-Brown and Newton, to run 140 yards, for 10 a side, within, seven miles of Middlesbro'. 2S. ...

... : BETTING OF THE AlWEBE.- .TATTERSALV'S, MONDAX.-Bosiness, although not carried out to any considerable extent, was yet far more brisk thean it hascbeen, for the past month, as our subjoined list of quotations will immediately show. The snoet prominent feature in the Derby betting was the. outlay upon Went. wortb,.in John Day's stable; 8 to I was taken to a couple of poniee, and sabsequently ...

... STEEPLE CH-.ASINC. I CHERTSEIY STEEPLE CHASES. Friday, Jaa. '18. ' Stewards: Captain Little and R. Elwes, Esq. Clerkof the Course: Mr. S. Merry, of Leamington. Secretary: Mr. B; Bowland. The atteapt to establieh a regular Steeple Chase Meeting at the histori- cal little ?? of Chertoey bud been twice frustrated on account of the frosty nature of the weather, but the rapid-thaw of the last few ...

... SPOITING INTELLIGENCE HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. STAG HlOUDS. Her Msjestys-To-inorrow, Buiraham Beaches, Friday, Now Lodge-eleven. I Cheltenham (Capt. D. Weatst)-Friday, ChedworthDoWU-u Itwelve. ?? (Mr. Roborta',)-Friday.ghtham-twelve. D Petre'i, Roan. F.-To-morrow, Ingatestonse Hall-half I put eleven. | D FOX oUtND.E Atheratone-Wednesday. Twyaross; Friday, Churchover; 8tsetoke, Saturday-qusrter ...

... I J., ---u ---m 1-1 - 11 -- ?? I- ; BETTINGtAT. lANOHESTEM-.TOEDsy. -- The full enctmfif foi'the, Cheste? -Callbad notmande thelr'ap. pearande ?? at'the Blroom. .2to 1 ?? Thousand Geisij 300to j,. -I The only ibet la,14on the Two Thousato 30 ?? 35,to I0 agalneat Fty-by.3Iht 0 to3 gas 'Int fgell 0w.9tehih st ~r, Ifieftiee were o'ero al t Y JAk. Sic son r B lest qnottlnupon the 10 00 to 1lO ...

... CH[EIER SPRING KEETIhTG, Way 6. Weights for the Cnseazsci Cupr; about two milea and a quarter. Forfeitg to be declaredl let of February. age at lb age at lby ?? . 9 2 Dame ?? I. 6a 0 Batte.~.6 a67 ?? 6 9 Rifleman.4 6 4 7 Coroner ?? 3 6 0 Pandango. ?? 4 86 ?? 5 5612 Mr_ ?? 6 82 Virtuous ?? 4 5 12 Saacebox . 4 82 Siding .4.. .9 5 12 Sultan4 8 2John Dory a 1 Types.6 8 0Yorkshiredrey ?? 4 5 10 ...

... ,;?)Porting Intelligence. adBETTING AT MANC HESTER .-FooinDt, Of The complaints of the keeping beck of the difforent entries tat which were fired far the let of January are pretty general, cund 3d we think justly made. up to the time of our writing, we have ix not beon able to aee a perfect entry for any of the great Spring ro Handicaps, except the Northamptn~tshirO Stakes and the Groat ...

... LICBNSED VICTIALLEIS' DEFPENOB - - LEAGUE. - . _ - _ _ - - : 2 - - -: _-A _ A- A . ?? Fs A meeting of licensed victuallers of the metropolis, and ar delegates front provincial societies of licensed victuallers, ISt was held- on Wednesday afternoon, at the offices of the ?? Metropolitan and Provincial Licensed Victualler.' Mutual 5;Dafence Association, 104, Fleet-street, to form a defence u ...

... T-ATTEiisavL'-MONDAY. The brood mares, horses in training, and yearlings belonging to the notorious William Palmer were ,put upb auction by' the Miessrs. Tattersall this day at the Corner and attracted eo large an attendance of company that the saleyard was corn pletely crowded. MIany of the leading patrons of the turf and most of the trainers from the north and south of England were areesnt ...

... TATTERSALL'S.-MONDAY. The publication of the entries for the leading spring I handicaps induced subscribers to muster somewhat numer- ously. Speculation however was almost at a stand-still, c and was marked by no movement of importance. The Rugeley poisoning case was, as usual of late, the ruling topic of conversation, and some interest was excited I in the course of the afternoon by the ...

... PE DEST RI AN ISM. Matches for Next Week. JAN. 14.-Brooks and Keats,to run l20yards,for 5asideattheW fall Gardens, Endon, Brooks to have twoyarda start. ater. 15.-Barlow and Clay, to run 120 yards, for 20 a side, a' Taa, 15,-Handicap Races, for valuable prizes, at Garratt laae, Wrb worth. a, 19,-Hardman and Wood, to run 440 yards, for 10 a side at vye, Manchester, Hardman getting ten yards ...

... - I TATTEBSAL` Y-5TEADAY. [Br MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] LATEST SETTIliq, 2,000 GJINEAS-7 to 2 agat Fly by Night (t), 4 to I aget Yellow Jack, 7 to I aget Milton, 7 to i agat Poll Moodie (t), 1O to 1 agst Bird in Hand (t). LnvEnroon ,STMEPLSCHASE-12 to 1 agst Sir Peter Laurie, 600 to 80 aget Odicham, 15 to 1 agat Harry Lorrequer (t), 20 to 1 agat Espape (t), 20 to i agat Emigrant (t), 20 to 1 agst ...