... BPORTING IITELLIGENCIX -4-- TATTERSALL'S. MONDAY. Cmrr AND Suu n.-9 to 1 agat Sabinus (off, 10 to 1t f); *10to 1 agt Miss Dayrell (t and off) 100 to 9 agst Douglas (t and off) ; 100 to 9 agst Walter (t and off) ; 12 to I agst Ashifeld (t) ; 1,000 to 60 aget Gertrude (t); 100 to 6 agst Benbow (t and off) ; 20 to I agst Blue Bell colt (off, 22 to 1 taken); 20 to 1 against MyoBotia (taken and ...

... TEEl PRIZE ZIGHT AT ASCOT, At the Berkshire Quarter Sessions, the chairman (Mr. B. Benyon), in his charge to the grand jury, told them that the calendar laid before them might be con. sidered heavier than usual, but that wvas largel due to the circumstance that eight men were charged with com- initting one common oifenee-that of being present at a prize fight in June last, near Ascot. While on ...

... t.-- -- - - .~ ..l. .. TATTEAISA:LL'S3. * MONDAY. With raegard to the Derby, the 'only noticeable fenatres were the unealisfautory positions occupied by both Speculum and- Blue Gown, 10 to land 12 to I being forthcoming against them respectively. and there wae evidently a large amount of money in the market to lay In each cane. DBRnUY-3 to 1 aget Lady Elizabeth (off); 5 to 1 -agat 11o51- ...

... BETTING IN LONDON. TETESSZDAT. ST. LEGr;U.-100 to 30 agst Wheel of Fortune (t and w); 0 to 2agst Sir Bovys it arld ao) 8 to 1 aget itlrpera (t and e) * 9 to 1 agst Robbis Burns (o, 10 to 1 v. O; 10*l to S ngot Znt (t and o); 100 to 8 agst Rayon ?? (t and oj; 20 to i agst halteaclor it and w) ; 25 to 1 nrgst Lansdown It and w); 50 to 1 agst Exetor (t and o); 1(OJ to 10 agot Alchemist It); 1,CO0 ...

... SPORTING INFoRMATIo7 FRIDAY'S LONDONBETN GIn sica SUBuanANe-gto 2 agest, ueo iiitd w.;100 to ifiaget. Bird of Freedo Ora of d ahat5I at Ma-c-Mahon (t.) ; 10 to I aget. prism (o I OJto to 9 aget. Highland Chief (t.) 10 o8afs tv 100 to S aget. Quicklime ft. and .; 1OD to 8agsit Thcit a ; ](I ft. and o.) ; 83 to 1 aget. The Lambkin ft). st flster.-11 to 2 aget. Melton(, Hampton ft. and o.) ; 40 ...

... YESTERDAT'S SPOTMS. LoNDON BETTING.-A little wagering took place in the London market yesterday on the Northumberland Platte, to be decided next Wednesday, and also on the St. Leger. Quota. tions: NosreinoosDR1.xn ) PLATL,-4t to I agot. Castor ?? 5 to 1 agst. DaM Dancer (t. and o.); 5 to l agst. Ti saphernes ?? 6 to 1 g t. Banter ?? 100 to 1s agst. Horton ?? 10 to I agst. )i utin Bell (t. and ...

... SPORTING INFORKATION. NEWCASTLE AND HIGH GOSFOlTE PARK MEETING. Somo enpital sport was witnessed at Gosforth Park on TueEdaty by a lurge couupany of spectators. The weather waes fbe, hut, owing to the hard 8ttte of the ground, the doings of the Nortnulinbhrland Plate horsoa ill the ?? norning was of a very iight chavacter. Quilp, St. Michael, Exenoor, and Lady Lothian were among the ...

... SPORTING INFORKATION, LEICESTER NOVEMBER MEETING. Capital sport was provided at Leicester on Monday, and the results were: Town Plate, Quarry, Nightlngall, evens on; Gle, ?? Handinapt Tilton, Lofthouee, 4 to 1; Selling Plate, Kilthorpe,, W. Bradford, 5. to 2; Humberstone Nnrsery, Royal Scarlet, W. Bradford, 9 to 2; Quorodon HandicaLp, Hildebert, Al. Cannon; 9 to 4; Feather Plate, Peloas, W. ...

... [WBITTEN FOR gBcNOLDS'S NrWSPAPELE] BY J. W. Dick Sedger an' I wur both gamekeepers up along to Old Gate, an' both on us wur sweet on Lucy Mars- dale, an' consokently, not very well disposed to each other, as 'ee may bo sure. Now, Lucy favoured Dick most, I thought, at that time, for 'e wur smarter, war Dick, an' 'e had just that touch o' gipsy blood in him as made him th' dark, andsome sort ...

... Shl;Rwp, o .Ularld b ?? ?? 49 Smith, c Rrujltsinhji, i; Tate (; XVebb (S.) Pa oat ?? 1 b 6 ?? 1S B 4, I-b2 ?? C J Total ?? SS Totul(ivr3vvkts.) 1s0 4' Iuuiugs ?? elosed. CT. Rranll, I b xv, b Cuitell ?? Eirst Jmlillgs. ?? Secorsel lnuiug9 Itclf, h Clxtte11 ?? xlot ?? lViiliek, c alld b *Vebb ?? . iv Ilot ollt A. Collillol,!) Ctltt.oll ?? . 1t b Bl.ggs 5 ville, b (;llttoll ?? i. ...

... RRZTAKNIA AGAIN SEATS THE VIGILANT. At the Royal Northern Yacht Club Regatta Race at tothesay, on Wednesday; the Britannia and Vigilant latch was spoiled by thie paltry weather at the start. rigilant want off with great life, and beat Britannia 3' upwards of two minutes on a four and a alf miles' beat. She unluckily ran out of he wind while going for the next mark, and Iritannia ran past her, ...

... YESTERDAY'S SPORTS iNOTTINGRAM RACES. The Nottinghamr meetingt wees conclude~d yeoterdj day), the resulas being ars appended, Colseick priday trait Salt, Lofthonwe, 20 to 1; Pasrng0 Castle a mrine. S. Loates, 9 to 4; Portlnd Plate, Perron s00 elonler, 7 to 1- othtinglrundewaire Handieap, Dtnltr8 1 L oates, 9 to 4 - Lenton Fire Plate, Set~iDI.2ulin, .eia ts k Robin Eiood Plate, atLtenbiter, ...