... LLATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Contilucdflivta the 71hpage.) BETTLNG AT U&NCHESTER-FiDAY. The attendance at the' Post-olicoo Hotel ?? was anything but 1umcrovts, and very little betting took place. S mish l'ly was a little in demand for the Earl Spencer's .at S to 1. Tho follivinF list of quotations arc made up from offers, and bets laid to small wins which, howevor, may bo taken 8s ...

... -1 ?6vorting fliteltigmte. I - ICHELM4SFORD) MEETINGS.-TuannAY. h Galleyiveod Stakes of 3 cove, each, with 20 added. The New Mile. UMs 17 7 Mr Thorpie's Little Torn. aged ?? . Hughee 1I a 6 7'Mr Hadlanai'B The roman, iyrs ?? Land 2 b 7 5 Mr Newmianes a. by Clumesy-131stile, 4 ?? Bunting 3 * Eettuisg: .5 tof 2and 3t on Little, ?? by alen~gth; half I enth between 'thde econd and third. The ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENOF (C'onflnuedfrorm /th 7th pae.) BETTING AT MANOHESTER.-FscIDAY. The betting to-day was almost confined to tho events now decided, and much timo was ?? up by the members of the rooms enrolling their names to a subacription, which has been opened amongst them In aid of the distressed operatives of Lancashire, for whom a very handsomo sum has already been subscribed. ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Contirsued from the 71 pirye.) BETTING AT MANIHESTER.-FRtiAY. THE WATERLOO CUP. 6 to I agat Liwrd Lurgan'a nomination-offeredl 100 to 7 - Mr Brocklehanks nomination-take 100 to 6 20 to 1 - Mr Blrnshard's nominetion-taken 20 to I - Mr Spinks's nomination-taken and offered 100 to 3 - Lord Binning's nomination-taken 100 to 3 - Mr Stocker's nomination-taken 1,000 to ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGEN01. (Contifnued from ?? 7th pee.) LIOHFIELD MEETING. FRIDAY. Thre covelanid Nursery Plate of 50 sees. Cortaina winners eextra. Tree- luarters of a llevr 7 12 mr Smuith's Sirocco ?? 8 5 Marquis of Haotings's Cueckoo Ain. it extriel . 2 7 12 Sir H. de Trafford's Mig nenette ?? Sxran. Tire Flying Stales of 40 seovs., Aldleid to a handicap aweepstaska of 3 Hsls. eacb, 2 ...

... . .porttng Intellgcence. e LUDLOW AUTUMN MEETING. Stewards: 3. Payne, Eeq. and T. a. Eybon,.Eesq.-lerk of the Course, Mr. JQhn Frail. FRIDAY. e The Winalsar Stakeseof 5 BOvs. eaoh, with 20 added; two-year-olde. 7et. S 71b; tbree, 8st. 7Rb; four and upweads, 8st. 121b; mares and geldings allowed Sb. The winrer to be sold for 20 sovs. Three farlongs. Y 7 2 Mr Goodwin's Lady Nelson. 2 yr ?? Bray ...

... v:titotintg IntelUigence. ?? ?? -. ?? ?? .. .. ?? to ?? .: -- - ?? .; ?? -- ?? -. ?? - - a BETTING AT MANCHESTEK-YFnsnsy. a Although great excitement ?? thetCmbridgeshireStakea, )nthey afford little erncouragemneub to the bookmakers as a betting rac the nubner of horses really in demand being very limited. El Hakin all and Momstissiua are very firm at their quotations, and Prioress mali- ed ...

... | X5BDaE2B WzERIY TnW, FMDAy, S nESB 26, 1i90. Communications shouid be addressed to the Draughts 1ditor, Weeddys T1imes Offics, -Pal MaU Court, Manchester. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Rpliez held over till next issue. -SOLITION TO PROBLEM No. 96. By Mr. John Bletoher. Black 1, 4, 6S S. 9, 12. Whte 13, 15,16, 19, 24, kilg 2- Black to play and draw. 6-10 8-11 12-16 10-28 1-10 (it) 13-6 16-7 19-12 . 7-3 ...

... MAsms mzR 7WEmL Tnrs, - FPRAy, Oc'osvt 17, 1890. Ctomrmunations should he addressed Chess Editor Wreek?/ Times Offie, PAU 'M ail Court. All soluions mus:t reach the ofce not later than 6 p.m. on the second Tuesday following publication. TO CORRESPONDEN'TS. E. LAwTON, Jc-. {Chorlton-on-Medlock).-The position is much too intricate for either player to claim the same, unless one can immedi^teiy ...

... ! MaSC1oSnn WM=f TrIMM FPanAY, DEcnmEa 12, 1890. Com=unimctions should be addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekly 2nau Ofice, Pall Mal Court, Manchester. TO CORRESPONDENTS. 4 NOLL (Manchester).-Your complaint respectinz the club in Question is hardly one that we can deal with in our column. We agree with you that suach conduct on the part of any ?? agreeing to a fixture1 and causing such ...

... M-.scuSTEnR Wanz Tnrgs, PRaDAY, JANuARY 2, 1SiL CommnndicatiOns should be addressed Chess Editor, Wee?,, Tr; es Office, Pall Mall Court All solntion3 mu-st reach the office not later than th7e first post on the second Wednesday morning fo]!owing publication. 34tl~ANcHE.-rn3 VWEEKLY£ Tn1rrs Nor.~Troy. K' Siiuner s c^.tlen Queen'skiight (Ki'sca~tle I Square rK iiinzf stkhoo -To N- ng's kI igrit ...

... MAscwrsn -WnnY Tims, T FhnAY, JANVARY 2, 1891 Communications should be addressed to the Draughts Editor, Weekly Times Otos, Pall jall Court, Manchester. SOLUTION TO PROBLEM No. 115. DlBaclk 14, kings 6, 11; white, 12, 13, king 23. Wvhites to play and blacks to win. 23-19 22-26 9-5 11-7 3-8 7-11 14-17 18-14 30-26 12-S 18-14 19-23- 2&-30 13-9 22-18 9-5 B wins. 17-22 14-9 26-22 8-3 2-7 23-18 6-10 ...