... X17-partilig littellfffelm. COVENTRY SPRING MEETING.-1JoaeATy. Handieap Plate of 40 ?? Shon Catti, 1; Voestige, 2; v OUeurer, 0. Five ran. uandioep Swoeptakales of Jsoav. each, with 20 addod,-Curieoa, u IlRoving Betey,2. Six ran. It weenpatalies of 3 siava. each.-Ciareo, 1; Delilah, 2. HandiapHurdle Race.-Royalty, 1; Britieh Sailor, 2; Log 2 Rewn, 3. ine ran. a The Coventry Handlosp,-Boltol, 1 ...

... . .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 ...

... 15 t 1 aat M odrAT, ESi~i7Cl~g1rar puro T10 bttn 1 po the Cheer8or~itero Cu Cntines ?? dull, an whetD effec the oaccpances (whch'antakelaeon 5 to ns net1wl tha 1etn upon terac ilnt agei' e br8, wn to t1. handicatD 7en so~ Mridcluly censld-ntol o isbsgmc too li. bu fo th pr oartiliys hw t~g~neowareds oss u beok9 at 011 tS an Si Cell atl~ '° n Oule tside price 1,0 to.- as 100 u 5ro ?? ...

... 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 ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (Continucd front the 71h page.) BErTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRII)AY. bettiu hero to-day was rather inporant. Although avourito for the St. Le-er was in no grcat demnaud, 40 was cutientlY off(!r~d on thn oivid, aun ry. ..qsi d e length of time 100 to I could have been obtained al ?? Stout ; auI.euIently, however, a heavy t oi1 T nrn came into tile market, and this ...

... LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, (Consinued from. 7t page.) CITY BETTING (LONDON).-FRIDAT. THE GREAT YORKSHIBE HAiNDICAP. 11 to 2 agst Savante colt, 3 yis, 5st 73b-offerod. 6 to 1 - Fraulein, 5 yrs, 9Et-takeu. 8 to 1 - Bertram, 6 yea, 8sat 6th-taken. 9 to I - St. Leger, 3 yrs, Get flib-tasken. 10 to 1 - Louise Victoria, 6 yra, S8t 61b-taken. 10 to 1 - Le asin, 3 5ra, Set 12tb-taken. 11 to 1 - ...

... 'Sport' 6treltul. 1 C'KY (lM'.ING LONDON).--FE1D&Y. 70W 6AhTBULOO (COURSING) CUP. 45 to I Iggt mr Carruthers's nomiratiou-tan. 40 to I Mr Hyaylops noainuatOn-taken. 0 toe I - Col. oodfake'a nowibati -taken, THE LINCOLN H&Wza AP. 100 to 7 on the field -o090Y1. tio 1 aget3aumbtr ' s t sken. 25 toI 4~~*yru, 7st].0111-taken. 2S to 1 ragzetmere. S yra, 6st-takea. 25 Ri1~g -Boy. S ;, s, Oat ...

... 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 ...

... I I - .podhxIg Iffitctdgence, CITY BETTING (LONDON)._pjjDAy. THE WATERLOO (COURSING) CUP. 100 to 15 agst Mr Hemming's Il0mnbation..taken, 100 to . 9 - Dir Juirdine's nomination-..aigea 100 to 7 - Xr Dunnx's diomination -tnke 200 to 6 - Lord Stair's nomination.~.ae 800 to 9 - Earl of Haddigon5nciatken..s 50 to 1 - Mr Hayweood'utus nominatintakenkon TUE LINCOLNSHIRE HANDIcAp. 80 to 1 agst ...

... I TIM GREAT SIMULTANTEOUS RIFIE MATCH. I The grinelpal results of the great simultaneous rifle snatch between the volunteers of Great Britain, Australia, and Canada have just been announsed by Mr. Macgregor, late captain of the London Scottish Rifles, the orlinator and manager of the match, and Australia has carned off the largest prize for good shooting. Thin match was com- menced on Whit ...

... 2,IST AANCIESTER RiFLE VOLUNTEERS., .1 _- _ I .. - . Thfif~teenth annualumecting and presentation of prizes ,ecetionwiththis regiment tookplace inthe Prince's 11stren Monday evening. Major-General Sir Henry Thm the commanding the Northern District, distributed de prizeB0. and was supported by Colonel Bridgford, ,0,,I Clapham, Major Riggin, and qaptain-adjutant -taborn, who are all officers of ...