... SPORT 1NG. CURRAGEI OCTOBER MEETING. WZDNDEDAY, 16. Her Majesty's Plate of itio guiineas; for Iforses, &cc.; two yrs old, a feather; three yrc old, 7st 91b ; four yrs old, 8fit 101b; five yrs old, 9st 3'b; six and aged, 9at 41i.-_ Three miles. Sib to mares and -eldings. Mr. Gras3don's h f Albi, 4 Srs old (Mocken) ?? I Mr. Davis's b f Romp, 3 yrs old ?? ?? 2 Mr. Smyth's ch c by-Philip. Sally, 2 ...

... ASCOT BEATH RACES-TUESDAY. - -- a . ?? . . .. I Her Majesty ths- Queen arrived at the race course, ac- companied by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, his Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge, and the following distinguished party :-His Royal Highness the Prince of Leiningen, Duke and Duchess of Somerset, Duke and Duchess of Leinster, Marchioness of Normanby. Lord and Lady PLImerston, Lord ...

... I . oome nine or ten months ego I joined a party at which e .his game was introduced; and a gentleman (sot so re. nowned as Pitt, Canning, or at last, though not least, ever- to-be-revered Fox) backed himself to puzzle any three others at it. An Irish captain in the dragoons, a Scotcb gentleman, and myself consented; and as the Irishman was a badpunnzst, the Scotahman a hors-evauher, and I a ...

... I _ The subjoined are the moves of the sixteenth ganme played be. tween M. St. Amant and Mr. Staunton, which was von by the French gentleman. The English champion had the move, aad played the white. Mr. S. eL St. A, Mr. S. Ili. St. A. I QBPtwo QBPtwo i0 KttoKfth B3 tabesi t 2 QKttoB3d KPtwo 31 P takesB QtakestP 3KPoue QKttoB3d 32BtakesKRP QtoKKt3d 4 Q R P one K B P two 33 Q takes Q (f) K ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... | ~ ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... SP 011' TI W0. WATCH INT;W FEI PARIK. A well contested snatch for 25 save. each, caime elf on tho Fifteen 1 Acres in. the Park, yesterday, at which (considering that it wees a jo private atlair) a groat neutber of persons were present. Thae two nags camne in as-under: Maltch, 25 SeLs. it Side ;one minle bieats. P Mr tlaggott's b In. .i y ra old 'Kelly) . I I . MNr Mleece's is ial. aged . .. 2 ...

... BELLEWSruAW RACFS. WEDNESDAY, 29.-SrCOND DAY. THE NAIrEFs STARFS.-The Napper Hunters' Sweepstakes, 51. each, P.P. 'to which J. L. IV. Napper, Esq., added S0.; second hisrsa to save bias stake, ifor horses bred in Louth, Aleatb, and nounty, oLtlasj.*^ ,SofDroghedn, not thorough-bred, and that never wori a ?? round orthe course and a distance; three years old, 7st; tour years old, lst 51b; five ...