... SPORBTING. MANCHESTER-FRIDAY EYENING. The engagements male during the present week have been in no respect in keeping with the anticipations of the general specta. tor. As, however, tlte prices obtainable toay not, be out of place, we give tie Salle thus:- CHESTER CUP-((May 6th). 18 to I aetg Best Bower, *5 yrs. 5st 1215-taken to £20. 25- I - Whinstone, 4 yrs. Ost ll2-taken. 2G- I - The Baron, ...

... c0 January 1#48. 1847. Arbroath and Forfar . . 22 .174 £234 o ilhli1e71P&,rL2n;cushiire;arId CheslrJ. e3 S 37 481 Dub~linant Ovogh (la 20. 648 ..tt3 iDlblin and igatwr . 2 . 219C Le Duildlee PelthDamlrbeieeD Jutictiou 22 738 East Anglian . . .22 7438 .. Eastern Counties 23 . .100.5 9038 . East Laucashire . 2 .. 034 512 ...

... SPORT ING. HINOIIESTER=-FR5DAY EVENING. ;1i From Warwicklshire, we find several members of the subscrip- tion room took wcing into Nortlamptonslsire; during, then, their Re proceedings in that county, the poucillings have been in a great measure confined here to the events decided. Touching these, I we do not intend, as the sane would hb snperflnousmatterthere- fore, s57s ceernonie-we shall ...

... BAR AH WRING, of Pendleton, near Manchester, in the connty of widow, plumber and glazier, and she being declared bankrupt, is hereby required surrender herself to the commissioner acting prosecution of the said fiat, Weduesdjuuflie fourth day or August next, and on Wednesday the first September next, at twelve o'clock at noon precisely, on of tiie said days, at her Mqesty'fl District Court of ...

... THE TMOSLEY-STREET CHAPEL CONGREGATIONAL TEA PARTY. - I . .I.P. The aunnal tea party of thle Juvenile and Congregatioald nio 31issionary Society, in connection with this congregationl, anl wa bILdd inl the R~oby School Room, on Wednesdaty eveninug. A,, Thle atitendance was very numerous, there behig ebont 30(0 sit persons present. After tea the Rev. Dr. HALLPY, muinister Of 01 the ...

... ,-potting Intellignice. AlANCIIESTER-TVRSDAY, 2Aixi-l'Ae'r ONre. flhot As we stated last night. or tantamountt to it, that miieb of the beini iifm or ,r subscisdption room woouild bc abisent ees to-ily. It EI is o. Theii graiil settlinug is the loiodstone we hope all will iiacs ye in'~ lvei ca set i ol orilIy, for s itrl ii ) erby. We ha fve seae ctome i ttloe Lfl iireiiitqs cettlidl below c ...

... ,,-potting Intelligence. in the 11Llig AILLVtIWAIKY.il 2sser, sh$le MANCHESTER, TruESDA, JULY 17, 1849. done The subscription rocal was tolerably well attended, but owing les osettling uoen the Liverpool meeting,. there was but little hujA- les' ness done uopn future events. The pr-ices current up to the She closing of the room averaged as follows :- ia act GOODWORlD STAKES. i the 11 to Iagst ...

... I I r L I I I tI II I I II I j II 1, II I . i , I o Te Fou Twv. ~ j ~ Differencebe- a.m. p.D. Night drybulb. . in. in. in. deg. deg. deg. 5 29:48 29352 29.52 50 30 S 003 N t; 29 52 29 50 129 47 48 36 a3 020 W 7 29.23 2932 !29 41 50 40 4 0 14 N E 8 29060 29068 29-81 S1 38 2 o,05 9 29 88 2980 I 2979 .DI 37 1 0 01 N 10 29076 29'70 29004 50 36 0 0.00 NW di- 11 299562 29'50 2950 Sl 37 . 3 0I0 S E ...

... Thesetlig n te ATANCIE'STER, Fainrl~ EVENING. The settling on the Liverpool events of Wednesday occupidd or the' greater part of tdis morning, so that the amount of business lie transactedt was very iiconsblerable. There were only two bets laid for the Cheater Cup: 500 to 10 was laid agat Bilellafad and 210 to 5 gast llatliuiines, though 5100 to 10 was oerered agst him beffre the close or ...

... . ,Sporting IntcWynce. BETTING AT MANCHESTER, TuESDAY, Aa'L 16. The betting throughout the day was solely upon the Newmarket Handicap, for which the fluctuations were too numerous to moen- tion minutely, and would be of no utility to repeat, as the ratce is already decided; the closing prices, however, averaged as below. quoted. Cheerful, who was yesterday supported freely at 3 to 1, receded ...

... MAN'CHESTER & SALFORD REGATTA. | ' Hi A M An ,A,11 A C + A r As n A > at I Fun r;1 ;A n + so n _ ?? sal, The Manchester and Salford tenth annual regatta corm ii the menced on Monday last, there having been, as usual, a fl O 1. grand, procession of all the contesting boats on the previous I ian Saturdav. When the boating club was formed which origi. s ens nated 'this interesting and popular ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCL. (conrUanu front. the 7th1 yage. I IMANCHESTE AUTUUN MEETING. Stewards: The Earl of Stamford and Wadiington, Sir URmnreoy de Trafford. Bart., Sir Charlee Tempeot. Bart., ptain Gray, v. FP. M. Copeland, Irq., and George rayuo, Esq. Clerk of tbo Coun, Jucdge,andHnrcdicapcer:Mr.R .Johlorn. Starter: MIr. ItVGaergc. F1ItDAY. The Chesterfield Handicap of 5 ova, each, 2 ...