... -SPORTIXG INTFILIAGENC LIVERPOOL - ~WiMNESDAY EVSKING, An musua Manchester agiain takes the Iintiative In spoatin, matters, end after finishing up the old yer,th her excellently-arrsagad dog shwcom* menses the new one. to-moyrow with a day's racin over the course at Stretford, for whch Mr. Lambert ha tfrh amost tempting programme, and whih, s wll e gtheedfrom the number and quaityof he ntr, hs ...

... ThlE LAST' OF A MIGHTY RACE. A crresptclt oi the arthrcllwoi adds a chapter to the story cf the vieb iisitus> oi ?? the shtures of the Attar Se a is th:v asdtle of tile celebrated counts Ehevenhullr, a. family to iltt~ivi elko itearly the whole of UI pper Austria i u ] ngt .1. tiihW ti teltih century this family had furnished ?? ii t, >iiC ...

... I . ~ I LIVREIPOOL. SATURDAY EVENIuNG. LATEST BETTING. THlE DrI11Y. 7 to I agst Lord Cifden (t) 60 to 1 agpt Files the First 26 to 1I Crnivat (t) (t) O3 to a Cairncastle (t) 150 to I Taje No other named. COURSING. TIM WATERLOO CUP. 16 to I agst Mr. Spinks's I 20 to I agst lr. Gibson's nomination 120 to 1 Air. Blackatock's 20 to 1 Mr. INgleby's 26 to I any other Mr. Blaclkstock's nomination ...

... S PORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL. SATURDAY EVRNnTG. At present the entites for the Ohester Cup and other spring handicaps are Incomplete, but quite sufficleat Is made public to prove that the national pastime not only holds Its own, but is deoldedly In the ascendant. Douing the post year mawwormism hbs done its worst, and belied the upholders of horse- racing in Its usual stiok-at-nothicg ...

... PrrOFESSI(ON' 'SPO{TIN-(A MEN. Il a L etter to the Spcu-tatu'. Mr. Thomas Hughes,, ( Ton bet: Brown,) says ?? ITiee As the coinitisy gets richer, anil the cumbhr of uinfo tinate did people with nothing particular to do in the worldl almost then the most dangerous of the danlgerous classes, increases, h i there is a constant tendency with us to turn sport intot serious pursuits, and as ...

... RACING III AUSTRALIA. Geeloneg Chaswpion Meeting. The fifth Champion Race came off on the lst of October in ?? Of Talleyrand, and thus for the second time is the belt of victory wrested from Victoria by New South Wales. On the first, a Vic- torian three year old carried Mr. Yuilie's colours triumphantly to the fore; it, the second, Zoe rewarded Mr. Tait for the pluck wbich he had evinced the ...

... I : Tea z OnOcNiS FoxnOUtS Va will meet on Monday, February 2, at Thurnholme; Tuesday, 3, at Hourhton-hall; Thursday, 5, at Winestead; Friday, 6, at l tiddlotsn-each day at a ?? to eleven. Mil.l EAaL OF YALBrtOROUOn'S FOXHeOUNDS will meet on Monday, February 2, at Swallow Cross-roads; Wednesday, 4, at News- ham Lodge Friday 0, ?? Pillar-each day at eleven o'clock.I LOBD MIDDLeTON'S Foxaoduc ...

... THE NORTHAMPTON AND CHESTER HANDICAPS. TO THE EDITOR OF THE lAILY N.WS. SiR,-The public has so unanimously asserted its approval of the handicap for the Chester Cup that any imperfections which might be pointed out would not con- duce to its failure, or make it other than a most excellent production; the only errors Mr. Topham has made-if errors they are-being on the grounds of severity, and ...

... HUCNTING APPOIATMENTS. JtAIUARY. Kildare llunt -19 ha, S~ ruolan Bridge; 201b, Allen; 22nd, Dart; 24th, Blackchurch 26th, Bray; 2Dth, Itteaallagio; ilast, Castletown. At 1]. Ward Union Hounds-17th, The Wayne; I0th, Baltyma. Cirney; 21sat, Dcnboyne; 24th, Tue Ward; 2Sth. Blackbull; 280t, Pritstown Cross lloads; 3Iat, Etgbt-rnlc Stone, Ash- boerne Brad. At one. Sir. Dennis's Foxhonnds-201h, Neiv ...

... &roBJ&9- L'TNCELLIGLNCE. I B BIXATING2S~irTEi.-Tun.SAYNIGHT. United ingdoi Telegraph.) LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE. .100 to 6 agat Avalanche it and off) 0 to 6 - t 6 MasterBasgote itandgoff) 100 to 6 - Northern Light it and off) , 2020 to 1 - iatand off) 2 to 1 - The Danetand off) 20 to 1 - Jealousy (off) CHESTER CUP. 20 to 1 on The field 25 to 1 BBrone (off) 33 to 1 agt Anfield (t) DERBY. 11 to 2 ...

... SP'ORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSAL'S. ?? the attendance was somewhat nu- merous, the transactionsveW enot otan important nature. The leadinr tavourites were not ?? supported, but [no more than 13 to 2 could be ebtained about MIrd lifden. Saccharometer was occasionally inquired after during the afternoon, and towarde the elose 900 to 100 was ?? abouthimn. HEospodar'snoiiunalprice*aa10 t'o8. Some ...

... WEX NORTH WARWICKSHIRE HODNDS..-Ati S ?? Jan. 13 * Uuhbiligton Lt te. Thurdrilay 11. ' u'y ?? ?? Cl at aer S Friday ?? 12'aGs End. mEiE wARW1OKSHIRE,, UoUNDj-S.- a q arter be I0 Nr T1i6 y.. ;; Jan-, 12 * boyRtolrVide. TSHB~eaOdh~YERS13~ EIOVN~iDS- 11Vt OS. ?? 12 *WaLwon. ?? n-. FrirdalY ?? 15 . Clifford Chmbtosn. ~TH1EyN 1NGEArI~lRS HOVSDS.-A a qOheld5~ hsfar Be ThisidaY ?? Jan 12 ?? . Baota ...