... -1 ?6vorting fliteltigmte. I - ICHELM4SFORD) MEETINGS.-TuannAY. h Galleyiveod Stakes of 3 cove, each, with 20 added. The New Mile. UMs 17 7 Mr Thorpie's Little Torn. aged ?? . Hughee 1I a 6 7'Mr Hadlanai'B The roman, iyrs ?? Land 2 b 7 5 Mr Newmianes a. by Clumesy-131stile, 4 ?? Bunting 3 * Eettuisg: .5 tof 2and 3t on Little, ?? by alen~gth; half I enth between 'thde econd and third. The ...

... I i5porting 3dE1tcligence. - - - ?? ?? - ?? . ?? -. ?? ,-11 - I NMI WMARKET M~~Y MEETING, LZo at. been made Handicap Sweepstakes of 20 Tiovn. ty,5ifrtre ?? n il h wet, with ?? T.YC. sday last, a 0 0 Duke of Bedford's Eloquence, 3 yrs ?? 1 The w in 8 4 Lord Wilton'snI, by Ilirdeatcher, out Of Sarfce 2 r es of'wheat 8 0 Lord Exeter's Bsmilica, 3 Yroa0 ?? Normby th and a few Betting: 3 to 2 agst ...

... 9?pvliag EntrIligrItcr. -111-1- buiS - - ?? ?? _ . ?? z LmNG AT XINCIiTS ltT D. :ers, Thi rooms were better nttenned to (lay than we have Srcii them'of ,Vt late, without, honveor, givaing any great ial clus to betting- upon ine rul, eveuts to be decided at Goodweod during the ensoing weeli. A q*uan- nrie tity of horses were menItioed, end although epeculation Weu very that limited, it was it ...

... t.1 - ??Pujtng f0alfaelfce, I ?? I ho ~~NOTTINGHax JULYr MEETING. le The Trial Stakes of 8 Bovs. each, with 40 added, for two~yeareold and 6 100 41Mr.,Obreupwards. One mile. 4 1 M J Odorienamed Remedy. 2 yr5 ?? Cfl 5 0 Mr T. fleweon named Leo, 2 Yea Bullock 2 be 9 0 Mir Cl CsLpel'e Welbam, 5 yea ?? 1et 4 20 Mr Aliison'e Evelyn, 2 e ?? ?? ~ L on 4 132M ihmn' Sweetener, 2 ?? s on ~ ,Mr ...

... ; crting Inteltigtnce. - .He -gareo who * R'OOLT ULY AUMTMG.- a)me .Huir eaI no twad Lord Gillgw and the Honouirable Admiral ?? match a . of the .Vure Mr. B. W. Topham; Starter, mr. Hibibucrt; Judgo, of the, g to Mr. J.k. lek; Clerk of the SWae., Mr. Horsisy. by five ler, These rrcee commenced to-dy but wergrtt ea nt i i'0~ L* ti most facrcamble circusosteores ; that the fiehlds.wo ble Sir-s ...

... ?? IntElIfy?'Ce. Th DDE ATMACHESMlER-F-arm~y. There wee a tolerable atteedanre at the rooms today, nnt tbe nausea ot seany hervee for different events wore introdcedi, none ef whle' ,ter however, 6are rise to anY great ?? tt of business, conrexussntl- the list of clotatiens, Yfhirh tril be found below, mst ol, y be looks upon as the current prjecs, which are in utany inaetuces macl up from ...

... . Io~tlilta falhefgmac. MF~lLXGr OH~~ESTER- FRIDAY. t ue events of the day at IV, -eo5.r took ?? iu the bettfil. and, although many booke are o°enr UPJ1l the Liverpool Cup. whid* the first event to be decided of any nos0' .s a betting raco, speoescalai upon it is remarkable only for its dalneis. TyPee continues to hol indisputable prenmiership at 4 to I; that price- however, is'cursejsl ...

... .i . '55poriino Intelligme. ?? .sLIVERPOOL MTJY MEETING.-F~itIOAY. .to The programme of the concluding day of this weeting which5 oonl. etalied eight races, seeoled soeer than, could readily be e ide n 10'. 0time fixed, - three hours and three-quparters, - yet j'IulctuslitY was by strictly observeetin every instance, witli the exc',eption ni the lastevent., anthe delay of which gave nearly oll ...