... PORTING I.NTELLWGENCE. TATTiERSA LUI-Yesortr1l)ASY, LATrEsr BEItT I.I ?? 17andic:;q, 11 to I ?? CIhrring(o) 25 to I astl Artizan tt) 100 to I &gat Cztar (t1 40 to] ?? ihily (t dz 0) 25 to I ripet M~arino (t) Liverpool Grand National, 100 to 8 agt Tuanuluuta (I) 1000 to au agot Chimney At 0) Swieop (a) 1S to I apt Fan 1 to 1 agpt Capt Cronatreo t) 15 to I agat Delaly (o) 40 to 1 aget Leten (t) ...

... COURSING, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - ~ ?? C THE WATERLOO CUP. in FEBRtUARY 19, 20, AND 21. sti [rusOM TOE FIELD.] no THfANKs to the open. season, coursing has been g carried on with, unusual vigor during the last five tri months, and from the number of our cracks that. c0] will bc entered for tho Waterloo (over one-half of nO them being first season dogs), the present anniver- ...

... On Wednesday evening last The Shooting Stars, whose performances during Commemoration week are always looked for with such interest, gave the first of three evenings' enter- tahinments, at the Victoria Concert Room, for the benefit of the Radelifro Infirmary. The pieces selected for representa- tion were the well-known comedy A Wonderful WVoman, and the burlesque of Lurline, the ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCA 'NOTT'I1GHAM NOTES AND DERBY ANTICIPATIONS. Better sport resulted on the secoond day of Nottioghamo than was anticipated, and the Staude receipts were sa1d to be In exeess ,of any previoues Spring Meeting, %which tendsa to prove that the -ring attendance was larger, though it looked inalaler, than on Manay former occalona. Moat of the aristocracy PresOnt on tho deal, lent ...

... AtULL TOWN CRICTCUDI4 On Monday the annual dinner of tho Hull To* Cricket Club was hold At Mr. Bainton'syVtoi atl A large and highly-respectable company OH0l a most excellent dinner, provided in the host's et style. The Mayor jG. C. Roberts, REq., Ocupt the chair, and Captain Cator and Air. ed the vice-chairs. Amongst the other ?? sent. were Air. JF. Leake (president of tentlube) Air. Sheriff ...

... S P 0 It T I N G. [tr Ta cr£.;.APf.] MAINCILESTER BETiMNG-YESTERDAY. WATEPLOO cuP (EEBUnLARY 19). 20 to 1 agst Mr. roclki-bank's no'niluation, t 20 to 1 - Lord ].iarg's noivnoin t'ol. t ;43 to 1 -M Vrr. fn. hy's nor suriatoi n. I .: to 1 - Mr. J ine nonsiuonitii. t vGt0J h.S;il.UeSU.'ltaiJI t i-s tis I - M±-. S nviourno urinatio'n, I 40 to 1 - Mjr. Pi,,ni 1l'o no!sinai ioi, t 31 to 1 - Mr. S ...

... S P O R T I N G . est (BY TELEGRAPH.J be TATTERSALLS' BETTING-YEStflDAY. thi LINCOLN HANDICAP, lit 11 to I agst King Charming, off th 100 to 7 - The Czar, t aid 25 to 1 - Narino, t '2 to 1 - Artesian, t Sal 40 to 1 - SiUy, t & off mi LIVERPOOL G(.IAD INATIONAL. ml 100 to S agst Tusculanum, off a 15 to 1 - Fan w( 15 to I - Daisy, off an 100 to 6 - Tennyson, off 20 to I - The Plover, t pt 25 to ...

... NOTTiNGIJAM tACES-tTUF.Dov. (toY TELE(IOA.1'I4.) The Trial Stakee of 5 sova each, with 30 added for three year olds and ?? one mite; a ubs. Catton walked ovor, The Stand Plateof ro sncvs,added to a haudicspof 6 soon each, 2 1t (to the fund) half a ntllo, 18 nubs, Chapel Royalr, yre, 8t 1 T1ikt.fDt, Oilly, X yrs. Dot Sib ?? - 2 Secrecy, 4 yrs, at 121b ?? ?? 3 Five Tall. The Nottingham Spring ...

... NIEWMi~tDGOE FiYL A.D BririPLCiE.ASF3H YE.vTERcDA.Y 8t Ir roeM re tt 'O ni ''rOaniir'r fitewajrjB.Mawor re rune, Colonel Bkey, Lord Va. tbersetai frojald Wembert tc 1al yietchnr, Oat ptecis Uajai (iyn.8.(iarort Ee~Catan ewtM Judge -ii.e buroter Fe4. fietoe tern latb. Cntrewrto.s T~roteudor - Itir Simmons ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Totllro Theracio seobrc which proolle la o be anb xxn'osualy v bila Tlt one, ...

... I 1 4m? m; . t OVV I . , , , w- Txn3StTUESI The Hunt Cup of 60 Soas., for foud r ' ix and aged 12t. Asoitxthe et 41b,, It 4 Mr Morgan's Tottio. 1'y 'Idle 1 y 12 7 BirDayeresHelO, 6yT5 ?? 1 Nine ran. ?? .atr2 The l&alden Hunt Plate of .0 sova, 12st ewh.-t A ut i 11 7 Black Swan ?? ..,Mr P. G..Uobgeii ] 11 0 Needy ?? ?? - - Wate, 2 11 0 Come, II I li(~;w ?? Again .. ~ j05510u 0 C B. ~Fifteen ran ...

... I Appottk, ? ntelftpnCe. - I TATTERSALL'S.-MoiDAY. Although the muster at Albert-gate was rather a nume- rous one, the amount of speculation that tooi. place was limited, and DO partioular feature presezited itself in: ooa- neotion with any of the ?? events. For the Lincolnshire Handicap the two favourites,' King Charm- ing and Czar, remained firm; while, on the other band, Ligurian and ...

... By TOUCHSTONE. Racing men have not had to wait long for the Spring Handicap Acceptances, and now that thcy are fairly before the public we may expect to see daily a lengthy list of quotations os the Chester Cup, City alnd Suburban, and Liverpool Grand National. The Lincoln- shire Handicap, too, is bound to be a productive source of specula- tion, and its only a quarter of a hundred have ...