... 5pating Intelligence. BETTING AT MANCHESTER-FIrY mot ma bettng at present, ie almost at a stand-still, and. little improve. Ament ay beexpected. until the Spring Uandicape are ?? hie tknaotLearaingtcn, and 500 to 10 Seto1cldno boband40t1 ecurntly offered ?? ?? 0 o2 a taken abont Zuyder Zee. tiiS uneewaqit rinls,4to1nserapacebngoffered seltetvepne-O ?? ly w LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE, 10to60.o the ...

... *porting Entelligence. BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. tv TUi'SoAY, 0cT 19, 1852. haE ig Tlero have been eaoms important changes in the batting on the lha' ly Cambridgeshire since our last; Babette, then at 22 to Ij has be- to Id come fi rat favourite, 6i to 1 being taken to a large amount, whilst baa her etabla companion, Lady Evelyn, has receded to 20 to 1. The 1% tofarmer was the only ...

... ? one B137TING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, FmIDAY, SEPT. 3. Some important ebengee ?? taklen place in thre St, Leger bet- ting since oune last quotaitonse. Yeetet-day Trousseau was backed Wit for £100 at 20 to 1, nd Harbinger for a similatr amount, at pr'iies not varying from 0 to 10 to 1. To-day the former wae freely supported this at 12, tro I, and 7 to I Waes the highbest offecr agai nst the ...

... ?? ? spartfitg; ? ?? ?? , BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL. d , FRIDAY EVExiNO, AuC. 10. Speculation amongst the few, who have not gone to York ba3 i been confined to the different events decided there this week. For the betting on the St. Legerwe ?? refer our readers to the I York reports. MANCHESTER.-FnIDAY EVENING-No bet ing. * YORK AUGUST MEETING, 1853, - - 4 WEDNEsDAY. The DandaseStakes ...

... - or - S tfn =te ece. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 4. H. NEWMARKiET SECOND OCTOBE R MEETING. MONDAY. at Match: 150 Bove. hi. ft. 1 mile 17 yards. 8i I LordIW. Powlebt's Flimsy, 3 yea ?? I ?? Exeter's Turbit, 3 yra ?? . ?? Fordiham 2 nig Betting: 5to 2on the ?? bytenlengths. q., Fifty Pounds, for thied-year-olds, 7st. 71b; four, 8et, 71h; five, six, and Imaged.8set.12lib. Imille. 2furlongs, 73 yarcis. ...

... , oj ;?,11-11*Pqr!'ing ?Iltelltgcllcx. kn i ?? AN D PYTOHLEY HUNT, 1858. : Weightse fr th 'Great 1Northarmptoahire Sthake of 100 lOva. added to Pa Hanidicap Sweepatakeg of 25 cove, each, 15 ft.' and S only if de. ,lared on or before te firat Tuesdayfin Felcao5 y 'Two milee. 5V. 'atilb ' i: e t l ?? Btn,, e. Fiberman' s ?? 9' 0 Rvelyn B s 4, 6 3 ae. The Lamp .. ?? ?? 0 Queenlce. Bes4'~6 3 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. y i,. EContinued from the 7th page.] , SOUTH LANCASHIRE COURSING CLUB MEETING. a Patron: Hia Grace the Duke of Devonehire. j Stewards: Meesrs. Slater, Bake, Hunt, Peacock, and Coupe, Judge: AIr. A. Bennett. a THEUSAy, JANcUARY 19th, 1S51. -THE DUCAL ST. LEGER STAKES. AMr. Booth's Bullfinch beat ir. Sagar's Young Waxy. L Mr Mallaby'e Memini beat Mr. J. Robinson'e Lady ...

... - -0.- -.-I ?? ,? spotting Entlel ig-encit . ?? ?? - ? ?? - transo QJTIG T 'MANCHESTER.-TuE5DAYA'eL2. rathex The assernbly.ofasubseribers at the rqom to-dy wacvr oare,005 .but the Newmarket Meeting being Pendig ?? h from cheater Cupi, althougi; so,neer at handintetndoa~ fndur, laige &a fild of boirss fis might have bee ex etd tthisiad its intereet;stherefore, from the business oeo thse har ...

... InelII ' U eETTING AT THE `os~o iibo 'HOTEL'. the. Brighton ?? .W hv iteaa I, the St-.Leger.. ~o h~o~iicp~ha~ride 9h Fsportingraae, several hosshce _ebcie o mllaons IC The prices 'cary little Sinc u atqosin.'bfnwns r the letoet ?? 9 to I11gat MrPres W.bd7att~tkn .IV a 10. to1ta 5 12 .. 1,1% 14Mr et n 16Lady Asfyt.-as'o'.ao-tkn 15Odessus-taken 16MJ .Stanl~yey' tylrtkn 10 . 1*. r. t. ?? ...

... GRAND ORIvKET MATOE.-ALL ENGLAND t. BROUGHTON. I o1h, All ?? ?? - - .. I -.1 . The A# England Eleven commenced their anneal match with the gentlemen of the Broughton Club, at Broughton, on Thursday; but little progress could bo made, Owiflgs a useas, to the rain The Eleven showed very ?? on paper, and seemed likely to prove the same in the gold. Thoy comprised Carpenter, Hayward, Parr, 0. Daft ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, (Continued from the 7th page.) BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAY. Owing to the paucity in the daily attendance at the rooms, it is with the utmost dificulty that we are enabled to make out a list of quotations upon the Derby or the Two Thou. sand Guineas Stakes. Commissions are frequently sent Into the market without being executed, unless a price is accepted Iwithout ...

... G1RAND oRIOKET MLatOHn J SBURREY V. THI NO'TIL ' I The return match between the county of Surrey and the North of Englaid was commencedi o ai Turdayont th glouned' pf tbe Bzoughton club. In the fleetmmath thisycar between. Surrey and the North, played at the Oval, Kennington, the North achieved a viotory; and as the Snrroy eleven are no easytean o vanquibh, coneiderabla intereac wasfelt ...