... SPORTING INTELL.IGENCE. CURRAGH: The follow5ng Races were got up for the purpose or enabling the poor coettlers in the vicinity of the CarragiD to purchase E(ed to crop their gardens, came off on Saturday: - The Stand Stokes of I sor each, with 6 cormc added by the fund; weight for age, 3 yrs old, ?? 91b; 4 yrs old. set; * yrs .old, 9st 71b; 6 yrs old, lOst. The winnertobe sold for 50 lovs, ...

... DONCASTER RACES-TusinAY. The Filttwlllem Stakes of 10 sove each, and 501 added; for three year olds, 7st Mb; four. Set Sib; five, sat 121b; six and aged, 9et. Mile and a half Four subu. Mr Mosttn's Wilderness 4 3rS ., .. . .. I Lord Glasgow's Conspiracy, 4 yr .. .. .. 2 Mr Merry's Chanticleer. 4 yro .. .. .. .. 3 Sir C Monck's GaIety, 3 yrs .. . .. .. 4 The Cleveland Handicap of 20 5ovs each. ...

... E BELLEWSTOWN RACES-TtEtSDAY. ,,rds-Sir William Somerville, Bart., M.P., the Mayor of ,bld Mathiss E. Corbally, Esq., M.P.; John Preston, and ola Boylan, Esqrs, is Mecting. vo long established and well-known, commenced riao and although it could hardly bear comparlsonvith those ,goe days. was anything but despicable. The running was *:rge, no heat out of five in the two races having been won ...

... KILLARNEY RACES. SECOND DtY_-WEIVNE5DIDAY. It sas intended that the first race should be for hunters in ge- rord, tlc, stalteo five sovereigns, p p., to which tho stewards wero :a1l forty sovereigiIs; but twere not being the sutlicient numtbor rt horses to start, the raco did not come offi. Tho cen lracc was for horses the bona fide property of itlia. liolseltrf lKorry, for stokes of three ...

... SPORTING INI'hELLIGPNCE. LIVERPOOL RACES-FwD.AY The Liverpool St Leger of 2.5 Bovs sac;. v 6l, lo0 ndded yrs old. Colts, Rst 81b; fillies, 8st 1h. Theh0 w- t to dlesworth, or 2000 guineas at Newmarket, or Derh e1 thoi to carry 71b extra; of the Tuesday's Rtiddles orth, l, or Oaks, 5itb of the t'hestcr Dee Stakes, : lb; or of El wM the abltg, 21h in addition to the higihest weig t m UtS.e °t ...

... ENNISCORrHY RACES (CONCLUDED) THURSDAY, 2;)T tt JULY. The above meeting terminated on Thursday lost, and we rearet to say was any thing but an improvement on that of ?? year, as we were led to expect from the advertisements atd haid bills which a peared for some time previous it would. Theenumberof events which occupied the entire threadays would hardly make out more than one good day's rncing ...

... KINGSTOWN- ROYAL IRISH YACHT CLUB | REGATTA, The third, and (for the present) concluding day's sports of this regetta, came off on yesterday. The vicinity of Kings- town was not by any means so thronged as on the day pre- vious, yet there was a very numerous and highly fashionable assemblage collected at the club rooms, the jetty, and other points of view commanding a sight of the races. The ...

... NAAS RACES. TUESDAY, MAY 22. Stewards-Sir E. Kennedy, Bart., R. S. Bourk, Esq., M.P., George P. Lattin Mansfield, Esq., Thomas De Burgh, Esq. Mr. H. Harrington, treasurer. Mr. J. Daly, Judge. The Naas races, after being in abeyance for some four or five years, in consequence of the difficulty of obtaining a good course in the vicinity of the town, were revived yesterday, and not- withstanding ...

... | ~ ?? I . ,, . : I The following is a copy of the offldiil report of the meet. ing of the Jockey Club already noticed in this paper:- A general meeting of the Jockey Club was held on Sa- turday, June 15, 1844. present the Right Hon. G. S. Byng, the Earl of Stradbroke, the Marqiis of Exeter, stewards; the Earl of Albernarle, the Hon. Colonel Ansou, Sir D. Baird, S. Batson, Esq., Duke of ...

... A I DONCASTER RACES. DONCASTER, SUNDAY EVENING.-On Saturday evening, after our parcel was bor-warded, cndsomellttle business was transacted * X the St. Leger, 3 to I was taken eagerly about Trce Cure, and plenty anxious to go on at the same figure 0 to 2 and 5 to I against Ithurlel, backers unusually scarce and shy; 6 to I taken -about Red Deer, and the same about The Princess, the hprse with ...

... SPORTING INT2'LLIGRNCE, I TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. WOLVERiIA31PTON STrEELE-C.HAgE, 4 to I sgst ?? 6 to I - Captain Little's Chcrdl r 10 to I - Lrd Strathbnore'a Si L'grr (tohen nil etft - 13 to I - Mr Hohlnit's Edward th b First (ti to I tak- 15 to I _ Mr John Myttota nomes Morento (takmi 15 to I - Mir Barry's Sir Arthur (tahcn) DE till. 1 Ito I aget Mr Mostyn's Surplice (taken) 1030 to 30 - ?? B ...

... ADBRALIS-AT O eTO WILLIAM SMiTH O'BRIEN, ESQ., M.P. Ve h DEAR SIR-J need hardly say that I have perused 5 your letter with all the earnest attention which a profound Of interest in the subject, and a very sincere respect for the la writer, could awaken.. I read It, too, with every disposition 0- to embrace your conclusions, but I find that I cannot do so, 3, not having discovered in your ...