... LIVERPOOL SPRINQ MEETING. StewsTds: The Earl of Sateon, the Duke of Hamlitor, the Marquis of Hastings, the Earl of Westmorland, the Earl Poulett, the Earl of Ooventry, the Earl of Stesanord, a. Payne, Eeq., H. Chaplin, Eq. captsln Macbell. Clerks of the Course and Handcappers: Messrs. Topbam. Judge; Mr. IL Johnson. Otarter: Mr. T. 4 George. TUMDAY, MARRC S. Mr. Topham's Spring Meeting was ...

... I: L- lIVERPOOL 8PRING MEETING. - Stewards: The Earl of Sefton, the Duke of HalmUton, a, the Macquis of Hastings, the Earl ot Westmoriand, the Earl oulett, the Earl of Coventry, tho' Earl 'of fitamord, G. Payne, lEfq., H. Chaplin, ELq, Captain L ci.choll Clerks of the Course and Haudleappera: _ Menre. Tophsat; Judge: Mr. t. Johnson. StaZrr a Mr. T. lilooorge. THE GRAND NATIONAL DAY. WEDNESDAY ...

... || LIVERPOLRCS..USA Marsq Cup.u-Master Willie watk ; Over Langhsan, 3. ~Lay ?? Tyro Stakes.-Hilda, 1; Brontia, 2; Lady nXa~, Trial Steeplechaae.-Bridegroom, I; Pensioner, 2; Brightq Selling Stakes.-Delium, 1; Oceana, 2; Van Dienan : Four ran. VnDein Spring Flying Stakes-Dawdle, 1; Blacklock, 2; 5allier * Twelve ran. SlitJ Annual Hurdle Hiandicap.-Pearl Diver, 1; The hocko I Nn, 3. Eleven rear. ...

... OHELTENHAM GRAND ANNUAL AND 70,1 OOTSWOLD IIUNT STEEPLECHiASE& Hu IfRIDA.Y. MARDI 117. I0,1 The UNITID HUATRBE' PLAIM Of 100 BOvs., added to a Sweepatakkssof S ova, each. Four~yoar~oldi, 106.1s.lb. t0, five, ist&. 71b.; six and aged, list. .inrs extra. AllWaneasl. To be ridden by ge1ntlemon, fisrnersl, or Ii, A their sons. Proismilolaale or gentlemen who have sidden the winner of a. haudicap ...

... IL, 't FA fuonflnuec Promn the 7trivagej BETTING AT hMCAEBSTER.FRIDAY. The following quotations axe given more as an indicatlol of the current prices than the result of actual trnsactisos Few bets were made, and no heavy investmer4a me under our notice. THE CITY AND SU BUIBAN HANDICAP. Quotations. Yrs. et. lb Tralnem Speculum ?? 10 to I ?? 3.. 612 ?? Bllnkhoole . I OO to 9 offered ?? ..8 I. G ...

... S.DORTING. ;he bhe LsVontl'00L, MONDAY REvNuItc. lat For the l b rewsbury there are six ?? events, whihoeai en~te. Ketnight of the id. Garter hav g nreyd'a teay of 14 lb. in the he Shropallr Srin Cu oyi noce1, at Liverpool ast can scarceyhexctdtfaete5it yt he he cut donalhsopoetsoail t4tte that ?? athm taonpI. teinner.u For the Welter Cu ree ndge he tion and Gordiaua Knot; butastisinetl ad ...

... :C__ -T- LivmaiOoa. 1X!D±IZBDY EvINING. The following are my aeeotloan (or the otn luleg tov ar'wiok Steeplec ase Handicap-Gaes or Elghflbeym WerwIeoehlre Huntiers' BItepleohsi SWOOeep- ?? Deer, Handicap Plato-Oolumbhne or Trote, Grand Annual Stiepitehaeseaiempsari or psarldiver.j Steepleohase Hunt Chp-H66yer or RIv610. PONTEFRACT AND WEST -IDING STElEPLROHAEB&. WzDNxSDAY, MAROR 1S. MjArC io ...

... raw. LATEST BETTING. seek ?? oct. Ol'TY AND ODBURBAN RANDICAP. rto, D to 1 agpt blinkhoolle, 25 to I Nyaaiza, t, ge. t&o 25 to I Attack colt, t Mo tom 10 to 1 Abergeldie, t BS to 1 Speeulum, t FM 10 to l emea, t & o 8 1 d I ton, t 100 to 7 Stradbroke, o 40 to 1 Lady Mocebil, t &o rt- IO to I ettlholder, t & o 60 to I Grayatocking, S & o 1l l to e It o the Garter, o SO to 1 lestley, e & o om, ...

... SPOUTING. LivinrooN TUISDAY EVaINGO, Like jali my coictempormles, I have failed to spot the winner of the Mty aind Suburban, Yet I was very successful in selecting a lot to furnish the winner as It centnined the names of the first cecoud, enb third. Knight of the Garter, whomr coupled with Nemea to win, ran a great horee, finlahblag third, although he was conceding 24. 31b. to Speonlum for the ...

... ' tw - SP -G. atthe ~ lieeae Livilp~oili, MON4DAY EVENING, . .Thee areseveral meetings of1' ore or less irm- lir n Patience set down for deoisioaa during. the presentl wekk, of which the Northampton fixture is the mobt legitimateamid attractivq. Of thenumerous lot engaged Inthe Northarmptdosbhire Stakes, many are already out of the bamet by their-rocoet Pog- DW very ?? at Warwick said ...

... THE GREAT SOUTH LANCASHMIE CHAMPION COUASING MEETING. Stewards Lord Iaek t J. Can- & .W zols N. Bile rronu E Bel Marleed W. Steards B. Bntexodb, 1L E>ay, C. Howaztb and EL BootI, Jaqo. Jude: Yr. Watrw~k 811per lir. Wlkinson hag Mebwrd; Mir. BOI IIOn. Ubv:1 W. Stocker, FOURTH DAY-PRMAY, MAROH 13. The TALBOT STAKE& Mr. G4 W. Mould Ua. Howard be Moorhonse'o Mrry Mr. fowllnson's Get Along be Mr. ...

... I ArMlluo ffutfllf8t=. .I I ? ?? - -- - - - - - - ward: T Eal 1 TUESDIAY Stewrs,-TeE' of eIto,. Duke of'Hamnilton, Afarquis of Ilast. Starnford GY ,ctatsnolad, Harl Pou',,tt. Hari 0l Coventry, Eari of Bill I f 16b Starter' I Cbta1,fln Lgq., and Captain 0,1ach,,1l. ThMEre' R Cuphof 10 ' ?? s Rdoapoers: ieura. Wopaurn iudg~a ne Mrss Cpof r0novatreach 5 ft. with 80 added. Cerar 7 9 Lord ...