... TATTERSALL'S.-MOaNAv. The settling of the Warwick accounts drew a large at- tendance, and beyond paying and receiving, little business c was transacted. Gladiolus received steady support for the Northamptonshire Stakes, and Newcastle was brought , with some prominence into the market for the same event. t At first 10 to 1 was taken freely about the last-mentioned horse; but at the close ...

... . p. . . ETIN ?? ?? . ?? 64iife to: bet' g gai not ~~horses f or the, Chestei Cup wr ?? butr ouh rascin wor fewli, and, 01agabtwen.t 8 toi wa offre, against Lamingt, od9to1U.*S ?? Sovereign.. W tol w ould hiave been takren about Mr. In dman. -Ia ofoe. repees~werefr or reades to the -. Quotations, at. l ebs Lsatolngtou . ?? s to Iloffered' ?? ?? Rosabel * ?? lettered :.8 2 .. Hopkins tolnesbr ...

... 17 #01oviluo Su f NOTTDNGH&A1. JULMY tETlIG. I TUEBDA - The Sher1otdaidiap oiS 6 ?? each witb 40 added oertain wnersextra. Gentlemen riders;professionai 61; extra. 16 subs. One mile and aquarter. . - - ' 8 10' Nr.Dawsona rL Stowe3rse'. ?? ?? rle ]n 9 12 Mr Brown' Pactolus, 4 yrs ?? W. Bevill 2 9 12 -Mr Bates's Lazy Las,G yr ?? .Mr Bdwards 3 8 6 Mr Jaob's Attraction,3 in ?? . M.r G. S. Thorpe ...

... : nsA N o~tu Arn. betweeso ?? bn BA Clbs Ws plaed du oground. of he batter.,~h ~sl a ?? first, ma -Birkenoaed woihb3rn,.htl It : ~ ti sor:t -~ , I ' ?? 1 J5y' ZW.'HorsisbFlobe Ppyo ' o b--dlo~.'1 f aH.11 H. lfriomy.'i, bidtlo coblede dlen.-2 v)ered 0-R. Prowns cand Id io .1 -rwyi.. ..1 nythba ~~ ?? 0 ,n Ollb * 10 ?? bi --D.Drysslo~notot.. 2 blowley .. ?? 3,such bif 'D ...

... itENGLA~D- ,1 8TEN~YhTOo i a ST. OEORGBt', UTtB, NIEWXQR~K.' A ux -0ojs OP TXL5~ Ec ?? o~oue~,*here 'rcmandnlsi ?? staT ~ York ?? eauiSu'Bday. ciT i' side of the ?? sn~&-h i sff, 'J3ntozdof the ground'were tw6'tent# ,ylhich were 'c sped lac principally by Tdls he rivdo tha.rondl 'w1t) good time. As oon as- t ee' enterei 'the 'gattey ~fear weefollowed -&MtbO& t aget p at arr _q. ?? is~lasntthn ...

... i '§ Iue^tpu; lflfl Tl A m~ abDT1ptY IT ^: l 'DONOASTER BPRIXG` M TI -- E1JIGAT IffOHETLJwy , 0 ?? - 2 Yd~- -- With the exception of what ws gdoneupon'the Baflabir : evenb,- nowv dedd the buine a confined to the Derby. Promised Land was supported at Sto 2 aa long masthat price could be obtined. ?? and Enfeidiwere ?? amtteir quotaieons. and 1000 to 10 was taken a time or two % about B~nnpt, ...

... SHREWSBUlRY SPRING MEETING.-TVEsDAY. Herbert Stakes. Mr. Wadlow's Brandy Ball, Gyrs Bst 51b .(Sadler) 1 Mr. Eastwood's Griffin, 3yrs, Bet 21b ?? ?? ( Sade 2 Mr. WilUiam's Mallacca, Gyro, 7st 71b ?? (Fordham) 3 : Stvards' Cup. Mr. Gough nsa. Misty Morn, 4yrs, 7st 131b ?? ?? (Plumb) I Mr. Capel's Welbam, aged, Set 2ib ?? (Ducker) 2 Mr. Hailre Clemanthe, Byre, 6st 41b ?? 3 Longner Hall Stakes. Mr ...

... - 1 We gave in our Supplement of Wednoesday the result of the various athletic games which came off on Monday and Tuesday last, in this town. The meeting, so far as the number of persons who attended, the general excellence of the competition, and the pecuniary results, Aiar ex- ceeded the expectations of the promoters. The propriety of holding the meeting was only mooted seven or eight weeks ...

... - i C E, O T4, !i I - 4 f i A C owlo ,oilleb nleya 7, O wlarld liT nt..-5 rtra. ~ ~ ~ Fx&rs. a Atb' ,-U5IOU,~ OflOrflbybleWus~tliei.,., Stock, Bellheouae~bA. B, Rowley. ~..17 ~,nol out, ?? - H.SechrloG-Td b 'VWhittington -3 5 ~. 8'~B.Tmiey Blteikleyb ,A; -B. Rowey93 :* plt 'Wright 0Bao bA. V Rowley 0 -Ota 1,eRowland,~ ?? bWh~ttsngtox': 19 mot . 1 Tam=~,c seand b Whitigon .Sru u 1111linot ui t ...

... #li#vttug - ; ?? - WAil WICK SEPTEMBER MEETING. H s~ ad dl~s'Bj. lb~3l~an&lb~lloi d -in d si One 0et i g D e ton 2 orid e p e n d ene w i ive y ~ 1 e g h ' a ibe AvOn Siakes of 6, sovi. each, with 2 defrtoys-ls1t;I and threesft.. The~winner ~to be sodfr0 o e6s~ th ances. Six furlongs.. ?? . _ 6 .11 Mr Stoith's tlinglett.1 yea 1 Th 6 4 hitbumiolettt'sCh5 ire a.S ayia .1AA~sw s2 I CM ...

... ? ?Ollojmia , ? d BETTING AT: MACHESTER.-FRi AY. s Notwithstanding that the handicap for the Chester Cup an is. considered to be ridiculously light, it gives every pros- Sat - pect of beooming an excellet betting rac, as will be seenS from the lengthy list of. quotations we have given upon it, Bed At the commencement of business, about £100 each was in- vested tlpon Drogheda and Royal ...

... :. 'I2ING &T MAVHEST IERL- l.7w ng the maliy years ta we havat'nded te sub. wriptiou rooms hete, 'ae never seen S a length of time elapse without a-wger of importace being made, -hid bhlas beenlthe cse for seme weehepiijb ad untl the p ha'ldliaps atre -publhed, it Is very, unlikely hat, rp~ltlon will assume ?? -an~aslmiteti appear- Ine. To-dy, Thorinanby would have beenueupported for ?? Derby ...