... '41mling goidilocna. ?? . ?? . .. . ?? FOUR~ CrEATV SPRING HANDICAPS. 1Ior~c~. A~e.Chester NlortbamiI- MO~TrO COt Horso, AP. cup tonStakm3 volittui. a SuYb. A~frrviam6 .. 6 12.. .. -N Aiter,tvlim. .. 6 - - 794 C A~i ,'VIt JritOLk. .. 7 3 Ardb~l.~.3..8 .. -4- . - .W)AXI .. ?? - .7 60 A 71d~lO. .5 0.7. 2 AlhoM3lo. 47 .. 1 60 ?? 3 713 I ?? . 3. 612 - 59. irin1A..6.. 12 - 13 -1 .3.i. ?? ?? .. .761 ...

... CRICKE T.| SURREY v. YOnRlS TI E.-Tbl5 match terminated on Wedoeiay, at the Ov.1. in a victory for Surrey. with 60 runs to the good. Score: Surrey. 143 and 1S7: Yorkshiro, 100 and 140. Tuy. GENrLEniN OF MANCHiSTER, V. THE PLAYxRB O0 LAN. CASUiit.-Thi match hwas brought toa termination on Saturday, at the ground of the Manuchea'r Cricket Club, at Old Tr.fford, and resuised in the defeat of %he ...

... LA9EST SPORTING INTELL1GIW-lCG' (Continued from the 7th ipaqe. 51&NCElSTE}S SU Illf 1zIEErN, FBIDAY. The Grand scamd Plate ibuandica) of 50 Bove. Seven farlor. 8 ( Mr Oaboroe' Mdras, S yrs . ?? WhPlPg I 8 10 fr Satuders's Belle of thm 13s11, 5 Fra ?? Neole 2 8 6 Mr Maatermun'a8wstue 3Yr5 ?? ?? it 6 5 Mr Dwson' Jnr. 2 s . ?? Cme(ron I The Nwseer' Heandlcap of 80 Bove., for two-year-ulds. Oextal ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELILIGENOUE: (Con~tnuccd from tfie 7th xwage.) BETr[NG AT MANCaEISTER,-FgrDAY. ! he betting upon the Liverpool Autumn Cup does not Improve, and vety litle encouragemr nt is given to the bookmakens to do businsms on the race. The prioes againat the different candidatea are of the most outbide deecription excepting Honesty and Peer, the forner having tire eall. 20 to 1 waa ...

... |- WVhSBLEDON RIFLE MEETING. b Co Satturday Proved of the moaawethe T e ie 1he r re seeem but was exceedingly good fao 11`tioo for p heas match of, the Lords and Commons were IhsetiDgm n ~ the firing was much interrupted hw jot off IDnT thund.rstorn, bunt the match was shot offine t beavU. It was watcelid by a large number of to be aget toktelivohiest interest in it, and were not the.19 who0 ...

... LAX OST' SrontpINTo TISTTRLLT4IGEXCEM (Confinned from the 7th vagse. DONCASTER SPRING MIEETING. 3RIDAY. Stewards: His Grace the Duke of Newcastle, George Payne, :sq. and H. 8avile }Esq. Starter: Mr. ELLiott. Clerk oE the Course and Judge: Ur. B. Johnson. The Clumber Stakes of 20 sovs. each, h. ft., for two-year.old colts 8st 105b, cnd ?? Sat 51b. Certain winneri extra. 3 subs. Hant a mile. 8 5 ...

... LAT ST SPORTING INTELLIGENC0 (Corsftinued ftm e 7a page.) BSETING AT MAI ElTERL-FIIDAY. There wits sroely anything done here to-day on fair events worth quoting. 100 to 30 was offered on the field foi the Two Thousand Galnesit Stakes, 12 to 1 woald have boee taken about Pretender for the Derby, sad 6 to 1 wu accepted about Asjean for the Chester Cyp. VEWMAEKET CRAVEN MEETING. FRIDAY. The ...

... of m LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. rt (Continued from page 7.) re. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FRIDAY. s The rooms were to-day ornly indifferently attended, ani s. epeculation turned chiefly upon the events at Croxton Park, dr now decided. For Granby Handicap, ii to 4 was taken . about Tommy Noble, and 6 to 1 was offered bar one. g Yooloks was in increased demand for the City and Suburbax *or ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Continued from the T7lL page.) BETTING AT MANCHEBTER-FarD&Y. The betting to-day was upon a very limited scale, ani almost confined to offers against different horses, and the following quotations may be taken as indicating the latest state of the odds. There was no disposition shown ta back any horse except Lady Elizabeth and the next thrz favourites.:- THE DEBBY ...

... I AX BWPTLNG AT BAWmfRA; 'th lo11eaig quotationsaemd pfo feeadbt 1Mid to emauglsums Tu LINfCOLNSHIE HAzcDsoAr. aies Quetaione Age. at. Ilb &Js Valiat ?? 20 to 1 ae r 7 0' Bulohis OP1Ctk5of 2owden 1 ?? 11 ., Jo. Dawson T o to ?? ~ k . Qutaton. SER tp 20 to I _25nto itak.7 -5. 6 Traiers 25 o ?? -s~ Timo .31)57ak TH HEEDBT5y .Saudar Rosalie . Quo~~Ataktios ?? Rutl .. ?? 2eOffered. ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Conlin ued from the 7th pace.) YORK AUGUST MIEETING. FRIDAY. Tho Colt Sarlint StalkeJ Of 50 sovo. eeb. 30 ft., for tsro year-0ole Sit. 7n, eseb. 8sut. Fie furIoDs, 44 ard. ?? Osborne's Zctiand. by Voltigeusr-Merry nird, .Osborne W.o. The (Oreat Yorkshire Stakes of 10 sors. ech. with 100 added, for tbe second horsc. for ?? oelts Sat. 71b, aa filies Sat. Zi3. ...

... LATESr SPORTING INTELLIGENOV, (Cotstinued fronmtse 7th page. BETTING AT uA.NcREsTE[L-FRIDA7* Very few members were present, and, with tbe ex. ception of 1,100 to 100 being taker ebosit Chattseoogv for the Two Thougsad Guineas Stikes, and 1,000 to 45 being offer against him for the Derby, the movements bere were unimportant. TE1B ORTEUMPrONBHIRN STARKS. Quotationu. Age. at lb Trarne. ...