... SPOBTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. , TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 7 to 1 apt Brother to Marchioness (t) S to 1 - Clydesdale (t) 1, 8to 1 - Lord of Lorn(t) 9 to I - anyother 5, DERBY. 0 13 to 1 agpt Clydesdale (t) n 14 to I - Toxopholite (t) 18 to I - Kalpie (t) 20 to1 - Ditto (t) 25 to I - Ancient Briton (t) e HUNTING APPOINTMIENTS. n / ?? e Atherstono (Mair. W. S. T.owides's). Monday, ...

... ?? LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. Handicap Hlsrdle RaCe of 3 sovs each, with 30 added. Mr Barber's Miss Harkaway, 4 yrs, gat 61b ?? I Mr Harvey's Cheater, 4 Yrs, 7st l1b ?? 2 Mr James's Conrad, aged, 9st 1b ?? 3 Mr Rice's Moire Antlquee S yrs, l0st lb ?? 4 Mr Bartholomew's Reveillee, 6 yrs, l0st Glb(Bretherton) 5 Mr Land's Theodine, aged, 9st ?? 6 Betting 7to 4 agat Miss Harkaway.-..The lot went ...

... LIVERPOOL AUIUMN MEETING.v TUSF Y. ti( The Handicap Hurdle Race of 5 sovs. ?? li Harkaway, 1: Chester, 2. The AU-aged Selling Stakes of 5 sovs. each.-Lenlco- st thea, 1; Jane, 2. be The Knoweley Nursery Handicap Stakes of 5 sovs, each.-Flly, by Chantliceer, 1 ; Turnstall Maid, 2. t The Croxteth Welter Cup (in specie) of 30 ?? U Tom, 1; Cotswold, 2. G The Juvenile Stakes of a sovsy each-Filly, ...

... I Tuesday, November 17. Stewards: Marquis of Anglesey, Hon. R. C. hill, H.P., J. S. Drinkal, Esq., and II. Padwick, Esq. Judge: Mr. B. Johnson. Starter; Mr. Hlibburd. Lessee a, d Clerk of the Course: Mr. John Frail. It has been customary of late years to call the Houghtont at SNew- market the Hay and Straw Heeting, the reason for the appellation being that it is tile lost chance that owners ...

... PROGRAMhIE OF 3jIEBRPOOL AUTUMN Meeting. Tuesday, N~ovember 10. The ArxazEu PLATh (handicap) of 50 eons; far all ages; a winner of any handicap after the publication of the weights, Sib extra; one mile. (29 subs.) ?? at lb age St lb a 7sane ?? Katharine Logic . 4 8 2MIaster Beget I 6 ?? 4 786Admilral ?? 3 64 Flyawoy ?? 4 7 SiKing of Scotland ?? 4 6 4 ?? 76SIRed White and Blue ..3 6 4 ?? 3 7 ...

... TORRIDGE CENTRAL DISTRICT PLOUGHING at SOCIETY. h THE EDUCATION OF THE LABOURER. M The third annual ploughing match of this sooiety which O0 comprises the parishes of Merton, Meeth, Petrookstow, Peaford, g Dolton, Dowland, and Iddealeigh, took place ?? two tl fields belonging to Mtr. T. 0. Arnold, of Iddesleigh. The ti weather wras lavourable, and a large coneouree of.spectators from el the ...

... k ` IN- TELI CE . ko ?? tTlsVY-Y6TBRtDAT.. . at prioii ra tweuta In the g. the 9dds quoted against Keiple were 1 ai those agalI' Lord..Clifdel'a lot to 'ING PRICES. TJERPOOL CUP. rband (offered) ial Lioenie (offered) -Figdals, King Wil- ?? Beos, Theodlne, )y Mentor-Poyche, 3orderer, Dunboyne, *Weatherbit f, Lady I Sally. A; FuR 1 OR-A .. eIEFOUR OARED S AC468 oared races for the silver ...

... S1PORTING INTELLIGENCE. SHREWSBURY AUTUlMI RACES. 'The Severn Stake8 of 2 sovi each, with 20' ?? tbree~1r-olds and upwards. Optional selling 505jiht0 ,ia. Onoe routid, about 1 smile and 1S yardp. &e Sub da is, 3 yrs (230). Oct . (Knott.) I lV-' AuorotlsBay, 3yre (£30), 9t.(Cea l)2 h'e , cg also t ~rsn r. T. WValker's Olt'r-nitz, 4 t (lO). ?? Slb (AIdetoft); Mr. Weoodhouse's FlorencH, 4 yra ...

... 5'-parthtg. CARRICKMAICROSS STEEPLECIIASES-Nov. 10. Stevwards-Sir a. Forster, Bart,, 'M.P.; P>. Ketnniy, Esq.; 11. P. Kerman, 'Esq., Captain Leslio and Uiionas Hichiardson, Esq. Treassnrei-Mr. B. MIaNIitl. Se- cretary-Mir. J. J. Cassidly. ThIe CARiCKMACROSS IIANDICA I of IIO SOY'S. eaChe. Mr. 1(eating's ln II Escapc, list. (Meany) 1 I Mr. Grlianins Lotlith, 10st. (Byrne) 2 2 M NLr. ...

... SPOSTING IWNELLXGENG.IL TATTERSALL'S. M0NDAY. The settling of the Liverpcol accounts principally occu- pied the attention of the few subscribers who dropped into thes room in the course of the afternoon. The batting was far from brisk, and the subjoined list of prices was compiled from very small outlays. DEBvB.-14 to 1 agst Mr. Howard's Clydesdale (t); 25 to I agst Sir L. Newman's Vandyke (t) ...

... C H E S S. Chess Monthly Problem Tournament. This Tournament bas created great interest in Ainerioh, ind the first Prize has fallen to Mr. S. Loyd, of New York. The foliowiiig is one of the Prize Problems, and will well repay attention. Problem No. 188, by S. Loyd, of New York. LET HII LAUGH WHO WINS.' BLACK. WAITE. White to play fnd mate ia three moves. Problem Tournament of the Leipeici ...

... I Pahmerstown Harriers.-Ith, Xangor; 16tb, Goofy Castle; 20th, Peamount; 23d, Finstown Gate; 27th, New Castle; 0th, Castle Baggott.-At ;2. Norldlagover obeator newy laid down grounds. Tyrawley Hounds.-l1th, Churchpark, Bohola; 17tlh, Moyne, 20th, Racash; 24th, Bails; 27th, CrosspatrIck. Kilkenny Hunt.-13th, Thue Bridge'; 16t, Stoneyford; 18th, Carrioneal, near Innistiogue; 20th, Barra1T1s.-At ...