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LOCKET'S SELECTIONS : Lincoln Handicap, 13 and 62; Brownlow, 14 or 36 ; Hainton, 28, or Bloss's selected. 0 LTOMLEY selectod Allbrook for a place when at long odds; also highly recommended Sterling for both races. Lincoln Handicap, 14 or 15; Nursery, 20. Liverpool Cup, back 3l' to win, and 52 for a place. Two real good things. Terms, 12 stamps ; end of season, 36. Address: T. BOTTOM- LEY, London Bold, Manchester. ITY GKOUNDS.— Plenty of sport at these grounds To- morrow ( Saturday), consisting of a rabbit- coursing match between Lady and Gip, 21 courses, for £ 40 ; also B. Hopwood and J. Ogden run 120 yards for i' 10 a side. Chesworth and Gaskell run 150 yards for £ 10. On Monday next White Spark and Caller On, 41 courses. The Spajrow Shooting on Tuesday is postponed till further notice. CHAPEL HOUSE GKOUNDS, DENTON.— The deciding heats of Mr. Harrison's 140 Yards Handicap will be run off at the above grounds To. morrow ( Saturday). First heat at ! 30 p. m. prompt. KOYAL OAK PAKK.— To- morrow ( Saturday), at three o'clock, Jem Hughes's 400 Yar^ s | Handicap. 37 peds hav « entered, and run in nine heats. On Monday, Mr. Cooper gives to be coursed for by dogs not exceeding 38lbs. Tb commence at two o'clock. R* OYAL OAK PAKK.— Messrs. Crossley, Beswick, » nd Burns will give i' 40 to be run for on Saturday and Mon day, December 2nd and 4tb, in a 205 Yards All- England Handicap. Entrance 2s. each, and 3s. to accept. All entries to be made to Mr. Joe Crossley, Vine Inn, Thomas. street, Manchester; or to Mr. Cooper, at the Grounds, by Tuesday, November 14th, and acceptances Tuesday, November 21st.— N. B.: The Company will also give 4' 40 to be run for on Saturday, December 30th, and Monday, January 1st, in a 315 Yards Handicap. BULL'S HEAD, Gorton.— Thers will be the usual Babbit Sweep To- morrow ( Saturday), at 3 p. m. Plenty of Babbits on hand. LOST, on Sunday last, a black and tan broken haired Dog, 351bs. weight; had on when lest a muzzle and flannel collar, answers to the name of " Switch."— Anyone bringing the same to John Wild, " Forester's Arms," Gorton, will receive 10s. reward. TURF NOTES, AND SELECTIONS FOR THIS DAY'S RACES. Very little change took plaoe yesterday in tlie prices of the various candidates for the Liverpool Cup, but inquiries after Rose of Athol and Annie Wood were plentiful, the latter being backed at as low a figure as 100 to 6. Adonis and Sabinus found backers at 9 to 1 and 10 to 1 respectively, but offers of 11 to 1 against Agility found no response. 16 to 1 was accepted about Whinyard, and the same price was freely offered against Exciseman. Martyrdom, despite the rumours of his having broken down, was backed at 28 to 1, and 88 to 1 wss taken about Bothwell. Both backers and layers are chary in their dealings with Thesaurus, whose price will be greatly influenced by the manner in which he acquits himself to- day in the Lincoln Handicap. The principal event of the concluding day's sport at Worcester was the Grand Annual Steeple Chase, for which nine went to the post, The Spy being made favourite at 8 to 1, and he made some amends to his owner for the mistake which was made on the previous day by winning easily. The penalty which Prosper had to carry for winning the Handi- cap Plate on Wednesday enabled Sister to Elferon to turn the tables on him in the Autumn Flying Stakes, which was contested by five runners. The Lincoln Meeting commenced favourably, a dozen animals stripped for the first event on the card, the Blankney Nursery, for which there was some spirited betting. The race resulted in a complete turn- up, being won by the Fiction colt, who started at the remunerative price of 10 to 1, while the second and third were not mentioned. Nine faced the starter for the Great Tom Stakes, Thesaurus being backed against the field, and the result proved that his abilities had not been over- estimated, as he won very easily by two lengths. Vestminster showed rather different form in the Burton Welter Handicap to what he did in the Houghton Handicap on Saturday, as he pulled through on this occasion by three- quarters of a length. Flying Childers proved that he had some claims to this honoured name by the style in which he landed the Johnstone Plate from some speedy animals. The events of to- day may be decided as follows :— Consolation Scramble : HISTORIAN or OOB TOM. . —. Juvenile Handicap : CORBEILLE FILLY. Hainton Plate : GUY DAYBKLL or BEBNAL OSBORNE. Brownlow Nursery : RABY CASTLS. or SHIELDS. ^ Autumn Handicap : THESAURUS or MARMORA. ^ U >- ffy— j, Innkeepers' Stakes : FICTION FILLY or TURNTABLE. Queen'S Plato; SHATNON or EOLETL ' HERALD. WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING, THURSDAY. Hurdle Race Handicap of 80 s° vs- One mile and a half, over six flights of hurdles. 10 5 Kitty, 5ys W. Daniels 1 10 2 Chorister, 3ys Mr Bambridge 2 10 0 Astarte, 8ys Briton 3 Betting: 5 to 4 on Chorister, 1 to 1 agst Astarte, and 4 to 1 Kitty.— Won by three lengths; a bad third. Ladies' Plato 25 sovs. added to a sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each; two- yr- olds, 7st 71b ; three, 8st lOlb ; four, 9st 81b ; five and upwards, 9st 61b; selling and maiden allowances. Five furlongs. 7 7 Edward Rowell 1 6 0 St. Helens Macksey 2 7 7 Pulchrior Ash worth 8 7 7 Miss Lizzie * Skelton 4 Betting; 5 to 4 ag'st Miss Lizzie, 2 to 1 Edward, and 5 to 1 St. Helens.— Won by a neck ; two lengths between second and third. The winner was bought in for 56 guineas ; and Mr. Tanner purchased Pul- chrior for 20 guineas. Grand Annual Steeple Chase ( handicap) of 10 sovs. each, with 100 added. Over four miles of fair hunting country. 10 9 The Spy, aged G. Waddington 1 12 7 Aurifera, 6ys - Jones 2 11 1 Wamba, 5ys Mr P. Morton 3 12 7 Charleville, 6ys Mr Bambridge 0 12 2 Hippolyte, aged Lawrence 0 11 18 Black Prince, aged Gregory 0 11 9 Helice, aged M^ rsh 0 10 8 Corsair, aged W. Reeves 0 10 7 Fervacques, aged G. Holman 0 Betting : 3 to 1 agst The Spy, 4 to 1 Fervacques, 6 to 1 Corsair, 7 to 1 Black Prince, 8 to 1 Hippo- lyta, and 10 to 1 each Aurifera, Charleville, and " Wamba.— Won by six lengths; two lengths between second and third. Deerhurst Nursery Selling Plate of so sovs. for two- year- olds; colts, 8st 101b; f and g, 8st 71b. The " straight half mile. 7 10 Reveillee Skelton 1 8 0 Lilliput Fox 2 7 10 Hoidenby Lynham 8 7 7 Instructress . i Jarvis 0 7 7 St. Helens Macksey 0 Betting : 6 to 4 agst Instructress, 3 to 1 Reveillee, and 5 to 1 each Holdenby and Lilliput.— Won by two lengths; a length between second and third. The winner was bought in for 40 guineas. Autumn Flying Stakes ( handicap) of 5 sovs. each, with 50 added ; winners extra. Five furlongs. 6 12 Sister to Elferon Skelton 1 6 7 Prosper ( inc. 71b extra) Anthony 2 6 12 Lordling Ashworth 3 6 12 Cheesecake Thorley 0 6 5 Lord Derby Macksey 0 Betting : 8 to 1 on Prosper, and 6 to 1 each agst Sister to Elferon and Cheesecake. — Won by a length ; a bad third. Consolation Plate ( handicap) of 3 sovs. each, with 80 added. One mile. 7 4 Squib Skelton 1 8 0 Colonel Crockett Jaivis 2 8 11 Ismael Kenyon 3 Betting: 5 to 4 on Squib, and 6 to 4 agst Ismael. Won by half a length ; three lengths between second and third. ' LINCOLN AUTUMN MEETING. THURSDAY. Blankney Nursery ( handicap) of 10 sovs each, with 200 added, for two- years old.— About 5 furlongs. 6 12 Fiction colt White 1 7 3 Banstead Barbee 2 7 10 Raby Castle W. Gray 8 8 3 Lady Saunter Bocook 0 7 13 Kleptomania Morris 0 7 11 Bulgaria Jewitt 0 7 7 Astrologer Busby 0 7 7 Shields Loates 0 7 5 Whitehaven Jeffery 0 7 3 Annie Bland Crickmeie 0 7 1 Lady Alice Hawthorn colt Wood 0 7 1 Amadine T. Osborne 0 Betting: 8 to 1 agst Shields, 4 to 1 Lady Alice Hawthorn colt, 6 to 1 Kleptomania, 100 to 15 Bul- garia, and 10 to 1 Fiction colt.— Won by a neck ; a head between second and third. Great Tom Stakes ( handicap) of 800 sovs, added to a Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft.— One mile. 7 1 Thesaurus, 3ys Loates 1 6 7 First Foot, 8ys W. Chaloner 2 6 9 Marmora, 8ys Archer 8 a 12 Hobart, 5ys T. Chaloner 0 8 8 Rhysworth, 5ys Jeffery 0 8 7 Oxonian, 5vs Wvatt 0 7 1 Maid, 8vs W. Gray 0 6 6 Berual Osborne, 8ys Griffiths 0 6 6 Eurotas, 8ys Constable 0 Betting : Even on Thesaurus, 6 to 1 agst Oxonian, 7 to 1 Bernal Osborne, and 10 to 1 Eurotas — Won by two lengths ; a neck between second and third. Witham Selling Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 40 added.— About six furlongs. Shifnal Newhouse 1 Strathnairn Wyatt 2 Miss Thackeray Mr. Battazzi 8 Sparks Constable 0 Bella Maloney 0 Betting : 2 to 1 agst Strathnairn, 3 to 1 Shiffnal, and 5 to 1 bar two.— Won by two lengths ; a bad thirdi The winner was bought in for 150 guineas. Burton Stakes ( Welter Handicap) of 5 sovs each, with 50 added.— About six furlongs. 11 7 Vestminster, 5ys Parry 1 10 7 Guy Dayrell, 4ys Mr. Richardson 2 9 7 Polly, 8ys Wyatt 3 10 8 Liberty, 4ys Mr. Banks 0 9 9 Piquillo, 3ys Mr. Bevill 0 9 9 Prince Teck, 8vs Hibberd 0 Betting : 5 to 2 agst Guy Dayrell, 100 to 30 each Piquillo and Polly, 5 to 1 Prince Teck, and 6 to 1 Vestminster.— Won by three- quarters of a length; a bad third. Hurdle Race ( handicap) of 5 sovs each, with 50 added.— Two miles, over eight hurdles. 11 1 Good Friday, 4ys Mr. Spence 1 12 0 Mistake. 4ys Rudd 2 11 10 Luck's All, aged Mr. Woodhouse 8 11 5 Darlde, 6ys Mr. Brockton 0 11 0 Bar One, 4ys Mr. Nicholson 0 Betting: Even on Mistake, 100 to 30 agst Good Friday, and 100 to 15 Luck's All.— Won by three lengths ; four lengths between second and third. Johnstone Plate ( handicap) of 100 sovs.— Five fur. 7 9 Flying Childers, 3ys Gray 1 7 5 Eilesmere, 3ys Jeffery 2 8 2 Fichu, 5ys Morris 3 8 5 Historian, aged .... Wvatt 0 7 3 Atlas, 4ys Mor'dan 0 Betting : 3 to 1 each agst Fichu, Flying Childers, and Eilesmere, and 8 to 1 each Historian and Atlas. — Won by half a length; a head between second and third. BETTING ON THE COURSE. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 10 to 1 Adonis— taken 10 to 1 Sabinus— taken 14 to 1 Agiiity— taken 100 to 8 Rose of Athol— taken 10< » to 6 Annie Wood— taken 100 to 6 Whinyard— taken 20 to 1 Sir Bertram— offered 50 to 1 Maid— offered PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY. Horses marked thus (*) have arrived. One Match : Luck's All v. Little Hutton. Twenty minutes past One. Consolation Scramble ( handicap) of 5 sovs each, with 30 added.— About five furlongs. * 9 2 Oxonian * 8 12 Filou * 8 10 Fichu * 8 6 Our Tom * 8 4 Tabernacle * 8 3 Miss Thackeray * 8 1 Ellesmere * 7 13 Historian * 7 7 Atlas * 7 5 Maid of Athol * 7 0 Bernal Osborna * 6 2 Eurotas Twenty minutes to Two. Juvenile Handicap Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 40 added, for two- year- olds.— About half a mile. •* 8 12 Corbeille filly I * 8 6 Gadfly * 8 9 Fancy | * 8 3 Chaperonne Ten ininntes past Two Hainton Plate of 100 govs.— About one mile. * 9 1 Vestminster, 5yrs ...( in. 121b. ex) Potter * 8 12 Hobart, 4yrs T. Dawson * 8 9 Westiey, 4yrs ( in. 71b. ex.) Bloss 8 8 Allbrook, 5yrs W. Day * 8 8 Ryshworth, 5yrs Bloss 8 6 Scarboro', 4yrs Godding 6 6 Seringapatam, aged Rayner 8 5 Valuer, 6yrs W. Day 8 4 Bonny Swell, 4yrs Bloss 8 4 Faliero, 4yrs Bloss 8 2 Flurry, 3yrs Taylor * 8 0 Newsman, 4yrs Nightingall 7 12 Aeronaut, 4yrs Biosa THE DAILY SPORTING BELL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1871. 7 12 # 7 12 • 7 10 7 8 * 6 10 * 6 6 * 6 6 Bauernfanger, 8yrs C. Hayhoe Ellesmere, Syrs Bloss Contraband, Syrs Bianton Tim Weaver, 4yrs W. Day Guy Dayrell, 4yrs Bloss Queen of the May, Syrs Ravner Caradoc, 3yrs Scott Pearl, 3yrs Bloss Queen of the Gipsies, Syrs R. Peck Lady Salisbury, Syrs . Private Brother to Paiva, Syrs Gilbert Phyrne, 3yrs Weever Corbeiile, Syrs JoDawson Bernal Osborne, Syrs Winter Eurotas, 3yrs Private 10 7 7 5 4 3 3 8 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 Twenty minutes to Three Brownlow Nursery Plate ( handicap) of 200 sovs, for two- years- old.— About half a mile. 8 12 Fairy Queen Private Lampeto J. Day Primus C. Hayhoe Amateur Nightingall Capitulation Rayner Lilian Gilbert Cranbrook Stevens Clementina J. Day Curtius Bloss Cap Horn Pry or Nioehi Bloss Veluto Private Hamilton Private Little Nell JnDawson Red Light Bloss One of Two Yates Inveresk Winter Como C. Peck * 7 12 Kleptomania T. Brown 8 11 Leila JoDawson 7 11 St. Peter Bloss 7 11 Cranbourne Stevens 8 11 Altesse J. Day 7 10 Freeman R. Peck 7 10 Hamlet Private 7 10 Modena ( in. 141b. ex.) Wadlow * 7 9 Bulgaria Bianton 7 8 Verona filly Bianton 7 7 Mitcham Price 7 7 Lady Ongley Eskrett 7 6 St. Paul R. I'Anson 7 6 Wildfire JoDawson 7 6 Newmarket Bianton • 7 5 Whitehaven Bioss * 7 5 Raby Castle Watson 7 5 Rose of Tralee C. Peck " 7 6 Shields JoDawson 7 8 Ashgill Scott 7 8 Julia Private 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 7.13 7 12 7 3 Camera Obscura colt Winter 7 2 Sister to Mr. Pitt W Day * 7 1 Aunie Bland JnDawson 7 1 Uhlan Gilbert 7 1 Napolitan Wadlow * 7 0 Amadine Private 7 0 Felicia T. Brown * 6 13 Chaperone Searle • 6 18 Lady Alice Hawthorn colt Osborne * 6 10 Anathema Private Ten minutes past Three. Lincoln Autumn Handicap of 200 sovs, added to a Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft.— About one mile and a half. 8 12 Musket, 4ys Taylor 8 0 Taraban, aged Scott • 7 10 Verdure, 3yrs T. Jennings * 7 9 Ryshworth, 5yrs Bloss * 7 8 Oxonian, Syrs W. Day 7 2 Moorlands, 4yrs Purr 7 0 Tim Weaver, 4yrs W. Day • 7 0 Thesaurus, Syrs ( in. 121b. ex.)... J. Dawson * 6 12 Guy Dayrell, 4yrs Bloss 6 7 Sylva, 5yrs Wadlow 6 5 Pearl, 3yrs Bloss • 5 9 Marmora, 3yrs M. Dawson • 5 7 Bernal Osborne, 3yrs Winter * 5 7 Eurotas, 3yrs Private Twenty minutes to Four. Innkeepers' Selling Stakes of 5 sovs each, with loo added.— T. Y. C., about five furlongs. • Bella * Mattie • Bide a Wee * Atlas * 8trathnairn * Fanfare • Turntable • Shiffnal • Miss Thackeray * Fiction filly • Fancy Four. Her Majesty's Plate Of loo guineas.— About 2 miles • Shannon • Hobart • Eole II • Prince Teck • Oxonian • Historiah • Poliy • Little Hutton • Bernal Osborne WEST DRAYTON AUTUMN MEETING. PROGRAMME FOR THIS DAY. Selling Hurdle Plate of 20 sovs.; weight for age; selling allowances. About one mile and a half, o? er six flights of hurdles. Middlesex Selling Race of 5 sovs. each, with 20 added; weight for age ; selling allowances. About five furlongs. Ladies' Plate ( handicap) of 50 sovs.; winners i x! About five furlongs. 8 12 Wilful 8 7 Symphony 7 12 Little Princess 7 6 Framboise 7 4 Patience 7 8 Miss Waller 7 0 Canon 6 12 Bridget 6 12 The Flea 6 10 Cheesecake 6 9 G- iscogne 6 9 Duke of Saxom 6 7 Moscow 6 8 L'Orpheline 6 13 Preston ( in. 51bx) Handicap Hurdle Race of 5 sovs. each, with 40 added; winners extra. About one mile and a half, over six flights of hurdles. 12 7 Punishment 12 5 Bliss 12 0 Sarcolite 11 8 Virginia Creeper 11 7 Skiff 11 1 Preston( in. 71bx) 11 0 Adelaide 11 0 Aglaia 10 12 Harmony 10 12 Canon 10 12 Darkie 10 11 Tourist 10 11 Stockhausen 10 10 Maud 10 5 Threatener 10 8 Dora 10 0 F by St. Albans — Lady Anne Ndrsery Plate ( handicap) of 50 sovs for two year- olds. About half a mile. 8 12 One of Two 8 12 Tails 8 11 Lawn Sleeves 8 7 Pretty Crater 8 7 Sweet William 8 5 Stanton 8 4 Ambassador S 0 Nether Avon 8 0 Faustine 8 0 Sweet An. Page 7 12 Cerina 7 11 Alfriston 7 10 Wilmington 7 8 Black Bess 7 8 Black Bess ( Mr Mahler's) 7 8 Jeannie 7 4 The Bhootee Selling Welter Handicap of 5 sovs. each, with 20 added; jockeys 51b extra. About three- quarters of a mile. 11 10 Bruce 11 0 iEolus 11 0 Patience 10 12 Gascogne 10 10 Duke of Saxony 10 7 Maggie 10. 5 L'Orpheline 10 0 Dark Duchess 10 0 Althorp 9 12 De la Motte Maiden Hurdle Plate of 40 sovs.; three- year- olds, lOst 71b ; four, list 71b ; five and upwards, list 12ib. About one mile and a half, over six flights of hurdles. Bridget, 3ys Preston, 8ys Aglaia, 5ys Threatener, 5ys Dean of Ely, 3ys Deceiver, 8ys Dodona, 5ys Vortigern, 6ys Juliet, 4ys Dennis, 4ys Stockhausen, 4ys Dora, 8ys Golspie, 8ys New York, 8ys Adelaide, 5ys Typhoon, 6ys Autocrat, 4ys TIPS OF ALL THE SPORTXM PAPEES FOE THIS DAT. LINCOLN MEETING Bell's Life. Field. Sporting Gazette. Sunday Times Sporting Times. Sporting Life. Sportsman. Era. Lincoln Autumn Handicap Verdure Thesaurus Verdure Sylva Thesaurus Sylva Thesaurus Tim Weaver p Revoke Sylva Thesaurus Thesaurus Moorlands Sylva Brownlow Nursery Plate Modena Lampeto Little Nell Ashgill Modena Rapid Rhone c Modena Modena Lady Alice Hawthorn colt Wildfire Hainton Plate Vestminster Ly. Salisbury Westley The Pearl Bloss's best Berl. Osborne • < • -— r THE DAILY SPORTING BELL, . FRIDAY NOVEMBER 3, 1871. E Oil I LEY ARMS HOTEL, ADJOINING KOMILEY STATION. SAMUELJ HARTLEY Proprietor. First- class Wines, Spirits, Cigars & c. Splendid Bow- ling Green and Croquet Lawn. Good Stabling and Lock- up Coach Houses, within 80 minutes ride from London Road Station.— Sporting Bell taken in here. Permission given by the Proprietor to view the Oakwood Hall Grounds. POST OFFICE LUNCHEON AND DINING ROOMS under 74, Market Street, entrance 3, Barnes Street. Dinner from Joints, including Potatoes, 6d. Pastry Id.; Cup of Tea 3d.; Cup of Tea, with Bread and Butter 4d.; Tea, with Gold Meat 9d. Sandwiches, Id. each. Fine Ales from lid. per glass. Cigars, Wines, Ginger Beer, & c. R. BREWITT, Proprietor. Q CARROLL, RAILWAY INN, 4, GREEN- O. GATE, Salford, ( late of the Bay Horse, Corporation- street, Manchester), will be glad of a call from his old friends. First- class Ales, London and Dublin Porter. Cigars of the finest brands, & c. THE DAILY " SPORTING BELL." TO ADVERTISERS.— Business Advertise- ments, suoh as Hotels, Innkeepers, Beerhouses, Luncheon Bars, Places of Amusement, Dancing Saloons, & o., & e., will be inserted at the following rate ( pre- paid):— No. OF LINES. No. OF INSERTIONS. PEICK. 4 3 Is. 4 6 Is. 6d. Special arrangements for other advertisements. JOSEPH ENGLISH Begs to inform his friends and the public in general that he ha* taken THE IMPERIAL WREATH, LEVER STREET, Where ke will be glad to see old and new friends. First- class Spirts, Wines, Ales, Porter, Cigars, & o. WILLIAM SIMISTER, LORD NKLSON ' INN, 48, RUSSELL STREET, • - DOWNING STREET, LONDON ROAD, Wholesale Dealer in British and Foreign Cigars. Publicans supplied with sample Boxes at wholesale prices. Orders received for Findlater & Co's Dublin Stout, and James Muir & Son's India Pale Ale. A TRIAL IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. T HE PLEASANT INN, Cheetham Hill Road. A SELECT HARMONIC MEETING Held at the above house, every Evening. First- class Wines, Ales, Porters, Cigars, & c„ of the best quality. YORK INN MUSIC HALL, YORK STEEKT, HULME. PROPRIETOR- - MR. GEORGE HAWORTH, ( Late of 503, Rochdale Road, Mancheiter), Begs respectfully to inform his numerous friends, that he has taken the above House, and hopes by keeping first- class Ales and Porter, com- bined with civility and attention, to ment a good support. The » Sporting Be 1," Tissues, and other Daily papers, & c., taken regularly. Cigars of the choicest brands. Open every SATURDAY and MONDAY Evenings with Harmonic Meetings; and on SUNDAY Even- ings with Sacred Music and Judge and Jury, under the management of the CHAIRMAN- - MR. GEORGE HAWORTH. ~ ~ W7J. QUIRK, RISING STJIST, Stewart Street, DeansgaU, MANCHESTER. Ales, Porters, and Cigars Q£ the best quality. D UKE OF YORK INN, top of Sliudehill MANCHESTER. TOM DONLEY ( formerly of the King's Arms, Windmill- street, and the Wellington, Didsbury), respectfully intimates to his friends and the public, that he has opened the above premises with. a choice selection of Wines, Spirits, es, Porter, Cigars, & c. OF THE FINEST QUALITV. THREE CROWNS INN, Corner of Jackson Street and Temple Street, London Koad, Manchester. A FREE AND EASY Will be held at tlie above House, every Monday and Saturday evening, when all that is essential to the requirements of a first- class Concert Room will be provided. The Proprietor Legs- to intimate that lie has engaged the services of a Professional Pianist. Mr. Harry Castor, the well- known Comic Vocalist, will appear each evening in some of the latest songs of the day. Wines, Spirits, Ales, Porter, Cigars, Ac., of the best quality. Chairman Mr. Harry Castor. Pianist Mr. E. Miller. J'AMES STANTON, ( Late of the Robin Hood,) will be glad to e his old friends at the Royal Oak, 480, Oldham Road, opposite Junction Street. " Should auld acquaintance be forgot. TO THE AFFLICTED.— AH persons who are suffering from nervous debility, with loss of their natural vigour, should at once consult Pro- fessor EYRES, who has practised upwards of thirty years, and has during tiiat time established an enviable reputation for many valuable preparations, and who has cured thousands of persons who have been pronounced incurable. Professor EYRES may be consulted personally or by letter in all cases of secrecy, general debility, nervousness, mental and physical incapacity, resulting from self- abuse, & c., from Eight in the morning till Ten at night, at No. 1, Churcligate, Stockport, where he has resided upwards of twenty years. A Cure guaranteed. Fee 5s. - YYHY USE KAYE'S WORDSELL'S PILLS. 1. Because they are the best, safest, and most cer- tain Family Medicine. 2. Because they relieve and cure all Disorders of the Liver, Bilious Complaints, ifce. 3. Because in Indigestion, Lowness of Spirits, Flatulence, and all Complaints of the Stomach, they are a rapid remedy. 4. Because they are a Specific for Diarrhoea, Cholera, and Costiveness. 5. Because they are the best Remedies for Ceughs, Colds, <! t: c., and thus prevent Consumption, Asthma and other Diseases of the Lungs. 6. Because they are an infallible Cure for Nervous Disorders, Headaches, Hysterics, and all Female Com- plaints. 7. Because, by purifying the Blood, they Cure and remove the causes of Diseases of the Skin. .8. Because they are a safe and certain Remedy for all ages and both sexes. Sold by all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent Medicine, at Is. ljd,. 2s. 9d., and 4s. Gd. Wholesale D'not, 22, Broad Street, London. GOLDEN LION HOTEL, 100, DEANSGATE, ( Opposite St. Ann's Street), Manchester. A SELECT HARMONIC MEETING EVERY EVENING. Chairman Mr. Sol. Stanley. Pianist Mr. T. Webster. Chair taken at Eight o'clock precisely. T Wines, Spirits, Ales & c., of A 1 quality. HE VINE INN, THOMAS STREET, Proprietor JOE CROSSLEY. FIRST- CLASS BAGATELLE TABLE. ( The best in Manchester.) WINES, ALES, PORTERS, and CIGARS of the CHOICEST BRANDS. g LOCKET'S & BOTTOMLIEY'S CIRCULAR may be had from G. R. CLEQG, Printer an Stationer 77, Thomas Street, Manchester, TWILKINSON, JOINER & BUILDER, 44 . R^ ather Street, Oldham Road, Manchester Offices and Shops fitted up. Repairs punctually attended to, and executed on the most reasonable Terms. THE DAILY SPORTING BELL PRIVATE INTELLIGENCE CIRULAR, And RETURN LISTS, containing the results ot all Races, latest London and Manchester betting, and results of all Foot . Races, & c., & c., sent to any part of Liverpool. All Orders received at the office, 9, Renshaw Street, Liverpool. Every description of Sporting Printing executed at the following prices:— Betting Tickets— small, per 1,000 ... 3s. 6d. Ditto large, „ 1,000 ... 4s. Cd. Numbered from 1 to 1,000. Satchels and Betting Books at the lowest prices. List Cards, Id. each. All orders promptly and neatly executed. THE DAILY " SPORTING BELL," PRIVATE INTELLIGENCE CIRCULAR, And TWO RETURN LISTS, Containing Full Returns . of all Races, Latest London, Manchester, and TattersalTs Betting. Results of all Foot Races in Sheffield and Manchester, & c., & c. Sent to any part of Sheffield, at Is, 6d. per week. SOLE AGENT: JOHN OAK E S, SPORTING PRINTER, 18, Market- street, Sheffield. ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. When any irregularity occurs in the DELIVERY of the Daily Sporting Bell and Tissue, Subscribers ara respectfully requested to forward a notice of the same to the Office, that the complaint may at once be enquired into and measures taken tc insure prompt Delivery after each Publication. FUTURE EVENTS. NOVEMBER. 4.- Riding's Lady, of Wardle, and Miles's Gip, of Whitworth, 11 out of 21 couises, £ 15 a side City Grounds?- 4.— J Buckley, of Oldham, and J. VV. Lees, of Saddleworth, Lancashire wrestling, £ 10 a side, at 6seore iolb.— Borough Grounds, Oldham. 4 — Concluding heats of Ohadwick's 200 Yards All- England Dog Handicap.— Higginshaw Grounds, near Oldham. 4 and 6. - Hughes's 400 Yards Handicap. Koyal Oak Park. 6 and 7. — Cooper's Rabbit- coursing Sweepstakes for dogs under 30lb, t' 25 and silve: eap. — 1 oyal Oak Park Grounds. 11.— J. Moron and J. Robinson ( both of Oldham), Lancashire wrestling, .£ 20 a side, neither to exceed 6score 171b.— Higgin- shaw Grounds, near Oldham. 11.— G. Walsh, ot Royton, and J Nuttall, of Manchester, 440 yards, £ 25 a side.— Royal Oak Park Grounds II.— W. Moss, Mossley, and E. Lawton, Smallbrook, 712 yds, £ 10 a side.— Snipe Inn Grounds, Audenshaw. 13.— J. Hall's Twig, of Newhouse, and J. Batley's Dinah, of Little'town. 16 of 31 courses, 60 yards law, £ 25 aside; neither to exceed 2ilb. — Royal Oak l ark Grounds. 13 and 14.— Waddacor's Rabbit- coursing Leger of £$ each, 6 out of 11 courses.— City Grounds 18 and 25.— Messrs. Waddacor and Greenfield's 200 yards Novice Handicap, £ 25 in prizes.— City Grounds. 18.— Preliminary heats of Marsden's 200 Yards Dog Handicap, ,£ 30 in prizes.— Borough Grounds, near Oldham. 18. - P. Marren and P. Gallagher ( both of Oldham), Lancashire wrestling, £ 10 a side; Marren to be catch weight, and Gallagher 6- core l81b.— Higginshaw Grounds, near Oldham. 18.— Cooper's One Mile Handicap, £ 12 and a handsome cup. Royal Oak J'ark Grounds. 18 — Massey's Switch and Chadwick's Bob ( both of Mossley), 11 out af 21 courses, 60 yards law, £ 28 a side. - City Grounds. 20, 21, and 22— Cooper's Rabbit- coursing Sweepstakes, A' 100 and Champion Cup.— Royal Oak l ark Grounds. 25.— G. Harrison's Spring and C. Pearson's Bloss, 15 out of 31 courses.— City Grounds. 25.— Concluding heats of Marsden's 200 Yards Dog Handicap. Borough Grounds, near Oldham. 27.— W. Woodstock, St. Helens, and R. Sefton, Rumford, 150 yards, .125 a side. — Royal Oak Park Grounds. 30. — A. Greenhalgh and G. Leadbeater ( both of Little Lever), 100 yards, A10 aside; Leadbeater three yards start.— Royal Oak Park Grou nds. faring Jixtnm. Lincoln Autumn 2, 3 Liverpool Autm. tf, 7, 8,9,10,11 Shrewsbury 13, 14, ID, 10, 17, 18 Leamington & shire Huut... Croyilon S. C. ... Kingsbury S. C. . DECEMBER. Warwick- • 16, 17, 18 21 2 » Bromley Steeplechases. Pi in ted and Published by G. R. CI. EGO, at his Steam Printing Offices, TO and 77 Thomas Street, in the City o( Marchest< jt.