... iDoNCAsTER SPRING MEETING, March 10. Weights for the DONCASTER SnosNo HANDICAP; forfeits to be declared on the 17th of February. St. Leger Course. (61 sobs.), If tho~bighest weight accepting is under Sat 12ib, it will be raised to that weight, and the others in proportion. age at lb ~ sag at lb Fisherman ?? 5 12 Miss ?? 6 10 Mr. Sykes ?? 8 10 IScotehman ?? 6 10 Alonzo ?? S 4 Little Nell (h ?? ...

... BETTING AT MA.NCHESTER.-FRroAY. 0n The rooms were indifferently alttnded to-day, and very little betting s took place.-Minos, Omer Paeha, Hopeless Star, and Teddeeley were I all firm at their quotations for the Liverpool Steeple Cahse, while l's Blaok Swan, Dangerous, Harry Lorrequer, and Frrectrader were quite Hr irlendlees. The betting upon this race is now getting very! limited, and shows ...

... A DAY WITH THE TIVERTON FOXHOUNDS. Sir,-I have looked in vain through this season for some mention of the doings of the Tiverlon Foxhounds,. which have for many ieara been so celebrateod under tile able management of their much-esteemed master, T.Carew, Esq., anti that well-kunwn veteran hruttsiman. John Deal. As I had the-opportunity of'seeiig them on Moziday,tbe2fth, nd the morning being ...

... I SPORTING iNTELLIGj.NC1E. I TATTERBALL'S-YESTERDAY. LATEST BDTTIIG. (BY MAGrkLETrO THLEORAPH.) LIVERPOOL STEErLE CHAsz-10 to I aget Merinos, 12 to 1 aget Emigrant, 26 to 1 east Little Charlie, '2 to 1 aget Hopelesa Star, 2S to I agat Lady Arthur (taken). NOATHAMPTO1N HAlZ4300AP-8 to 1 Dgat SkIrmisheri, 14 to I agst Lognle O'Buohner, 20 to I agot Elco. Two TUODSAND GUINkAs-5 to 1 agst Lczola. ...

... P E D E S T R I A N I S M Match List for the Week. hlonday-Laing and Stahisby, to run 100 yards, for 10 a side, at or near Yarzo. Monday-Ient aud Landon, to run 100 yards, for 21 a side, at Endors. Mionday-Forster alid iawocett, to ran 300 yards, for 30 a side, Eawtott to have eight yards' 5t art, at the Fountain In. Monday-Hughes and NV illians, to run 120 yards, for C a sido, at Aston Cross. ...

... is THE SPRIN~G MEETINGS. T TO THE EDITOR OP THE DA.ILY NEWS. SIR,-.-The first meeting of 1847 where flat racing e was tlhe ?? attention, lies gone off with great e'elal, the ,.fields, for the time of year, being utaprecodentedly large,I e seven ruinning for the Trial Stakes, nine for the Two-year- old race, sixtceeV for the principal handicap, and thirteen -far apaltry (in a pcuniary sense ...

... SPOBTING. THE LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE- CHASE.-No. I. 5 TO THE EDITOR OF THEl DAILY NEWS. Sn4C,-It. seldom happens nwira-days that at genuine steeplechase is witnessed for a large stake, with horses thos~oughly trained for the purpose; but the 1Grand National, At Liverpool. on Wednesday next, March 4 will be an exceptiun. This race has lately 1taken the ]eai' of all other grand ...

... I TATTERSALL'S-YESTERDAY. Scarcely a movement of importance was made. At 12 to 1 Mines was in good demand for the Liverpool Steeple Chase; 8 to 1 was taken freely about Skirmisher for the Northamptonshire Stakes, and Logie ?? vas well supported at 100 to 6, 15 to 1, and finally 14 to 1 for the Metropolitan ; the transactions on the Chester Cup were in small sums. 5 to 1 was currently offered ...

... TATTERSALLS-THuRSDAY. Not a dozen members were present, and only the follow- ing bet was laid :-Derby, 1000 to 15 agst Purston. DERBY SPRING MEETING. TnURsDAY.-The Harrington Plate of 30 sovs, added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 6 sovs each, in ose of accept- ance, winners after the publication of the weights, olb extra. One mile. Mr. Mellish's Huntington, 3 yra, Cot 51b ?? Fordbam) I Mr. T. ...

... Yiyovtiiv#. TUE PaIt>C, OF WAI.Es.-The Prince of Wales has ngnin been out with tie Royal harriers. His Royal Highness, atten(led by his tutor. Mr Gibbs, enme from Buckin-liam Palace on Wednesday lest, and travelled by railway frorv Paddinitei to Slough, where their hliiters vere in re idiness for them. The meet was at the fm m of jar W. D. Brigenoitlaw, near Tnplow, of whose hospitality the ...

... SPORT1INU INTELLIG.NCE. DUBLIN CITIZENS' GOLD CHALLENGE CUP. At an adjourned meeting of the oommittee, held on last evening, at their rooms, 127, Capel-street-Mr. NaviN In the chair. The Secretary stated that he was happy to say he bad re. celved several communiations from noblemen and gentlemen, including the Marquis of Conyugham, Sir Edw 8 Hltohlnlon, Bart; Lord St Lawrence, and J J Preston, ...

... I ~ ?? ?? DONCASTER SPRING MEETING, 1 Acceptances for the DONCASTER SPRNaG HAaNuDICAP; the highti accepting being Set I11th, it has heen raised to 8St i121h, and the o proportion; the weights were published February 9, at ao.m O,,'cokier the morning ; St. Leger Course, (10 subs,, 22 of whom deeiaecki a age et lb 1. Artillery ?? 4 8 12 Little Nell ?? 1.aeS lb~ Forhiddenl Fruit ?? 8 10 INight ...