... J. ,%ptl(no, inteUtameg.- Ie LIVERPOOL JULY MVEETING'. Stewards-: Hin. Admiral Roos N Duke of. Beaufort, andl'the Earl of, ?? of the Sestlec, fr. Horle I Starter, A -Hibburd-- Judge, Mr.F. Clark; Clerk of the Courself. 10, W. Top4arn. WE, DNISD~y. These raees e v.omencedwithout the gatbering of the a tin fa frtioernity in Liverpool having producedoany new feature in g' he'etidog upon the Cup, ...

... CHESTER SPRING. MEETING, 18.57. Aeco3stances for the Chester Cup of 3130 sues, in specie added tea cepetekes of 25 sore, each. lOde, and 5 only ifsledared, 85 The second to receive 00 sore. out of the stoics, sail the winner to pay r 50 soss. towards expenses of the judge, starter The winner of - either the Duncaster Stakes, KOrthamptoasbire Metropouss,..?, rn Stakes atEpeom, Newm the I. Great ...

... : r '',SHIREVSiBURsY tUTh~.EETi31G.' 8 Stewads: MartIni, of Angle ey, Hon. R. -Hill J. S. Drinkalfi, 3E 0 and H.- Padwiair, Esq. -Judge. ?? B. Johson. .2n Strtser, n ?? and Clerk of 'the Coijed, Mr. JohnFraiL ' o : 'TIESDAY. t The Abbey Stakes of 3 sovs. ech- with 20 added; tbree-yearolds, 7et. , 71b; four. 8st. 51b; ave, six, aud aged, 8St. 101b; mares and geldings allowed 31b; maiden.four ...

... bPortma e Va MANCHESTER STEEPLE CHASES. Bat 7 Stewards: Lieut. Dowdesweil. 0. Netlertou, and J. Specoe, Uscers. 9 Judge, Mr. Jori Swivndells, jun. ,2 These stceple chases, which may be termed Mr. Lambert's hE 7 New Year'e Day treat, took place on Thursday, over the grounds t *S adjoining the Trafford Hotel, and attracted a great member of taln .spectators, te day being fine, although very ...

... ?? - , SPoWas 1-nUftence. ?? -A wrn.. Jt..a.lfw B2 1G AT ltAL-OHM .-Fnsrpall EBOB HADIIDCAP. le.i&g ?? Underhand-takcn. ar, 14 . , Capt.8mlils's El611a -taken. ?? SV~~AIC little' 3to ?? S&1ntaee l- g 'one ' I r Cbiltoo2's Vidette.-,offered 'Oe M.I sr W.'Aous's Blink ROiifY-takesr. on DERBiY, 1agO. nm 20t 1 agst CockadoodleoonOffered; take 25 to 1. ers.- BBIGHTON MTEETING. and THVESDAY. Rte The ...

... ?Zportinq intOltRenct. 1--, ?? - -- NE WCASTLEJJPONJTYNE IMEETIN2G (Additional Fartieniaxaj TUESDAY. The Tra5~Zso 6ov clib with 20 added; t173-year-olds 5,z. whclst'~ ' o-. fist. 7 ; fire, Set.; siax ( ae ta ines&ri Xh eodt asI i age,S Sib. Cee. 5 0 MrJasleon' c. by Biicltthnrv, .aetake TXJJ. 3 ?? C'byBlikthru otb f Aili Page 2.rr 5 0 Sir falswou'a Satitiatole, 2 yrc Chlln010!., 8 9 Mr ?? ...

... I.- . . - ?? -. - - ?, -, - 7 ?? WRZ OL TUNERflG meJ s Iferse( 41. ?? Newcau', Bute 0. Pan.baci, -ad Obl. SedClrkOf the Lo.okr Topham,.-.Jodge. Mi. Cr-k-alrte, Mr. Hibbcard aanca E~ pss TMFfDAY. 'Hanlm H.Vo . _ 3 riove. each, with 50,~dded. Two 5011es, 9 6 u bar a IMovaomx burdles, 9 6 e~abos' Mias Harkawar, by Sir Tattllf Oykes, 4 I710 M r H aey 'IS ?? 2 9 4 My T. Tamea's Conrad aged .. ?? ...

... I *Vertino Inteff(PlIce. .1 ere- ?? I Ee are '13ii ~ AT c I nlsatew of th uerberhaigetnd fre _ewnke the atedac utteroswe o ueos. May ith Csreifb UScendidates weetletbu, u netcthwr e n a O betweenanrd toeai mons Mn. ol eains the- poiind ofa 2ereRt favour to le b hofr ain t hi an lnifu.Wrlc e ng ppontd a-ethe reya 5t .100 o2 a ae setE .gq.nc adafterwardeffered. Black Toamy isvery finnbDuecemo- ...

... BETTING AT DfAHOE1ThE-FltWAY. The rooms were tolerably weU att:erded, but the betting was only meportant so far as it indicated the curreat odds, investreents being upon &i salnl sca ?? the NorlbanaptOnbr~sh Sbakes, Skirise would hsvo been backod to money, but few persons ventured to o fer more tha~n 3 to 1 again~st him, aud that ~olayto sm~i i muis Sir Colin acnd 8e. Gilea werealmost ...

... - - -- - 7 GRAND CRICKET MATOH -*RNtTA~nh T,- Trur.jvGuaftTAn - ALL.ENGLAND V. TWENTY-TWO BROUTGHTON. This rmatch wae resumed~yesterday, on the Broughton Cricket Ground. The All-Fugland players had closed their T first inings on Thursday/ evening, with a score of 241. con, Yesterday forenoon, the 'Broughton Club went to the wicketa a little before Xeven o'clock. The band of the we 25th ...

... I*00difig Rutg1lijenti. - Of tibbleradve, trdnodlob, ! * ?? OG Barkic, lan., E,3q ; Judge, Mr.E. Dixon. is Tb Memers'Plato (handicap) of t0 save. Certain winners extra. * One mile and a ?? 93 6Mr T.Per'eOdd Triek. 3 ?? Hearaderi 1 Be 6 7 Mr Os0borne's De Ginkel, 4 Br Ualon:2 L 60MBoersPrince of Orange, 4 yra . ?? Shaaser 3 Betting: 6 to 5 egat Odd Trick, and 2 to 1 De Gokel; Pm0 Do Genlee ...

... mpotling YnulliRmu. [end B MTIG AT MANCHESTEL.-Fstansy. hi, Considering t at th fo th Great Epsom Derby is en near at the heand, we never eaw betting at4 lower ebb the~n it is at, present, whichL may however, to a greet extent, iso attributed to the great and nume. rang investmente that liars ?? been made upon it. 'The fewi the traneactions tint cameo under our ra3tiee to-day were of ecarcig ...