... SiPO1R TING. NEWMARKET FIRS'1PRING MEETINO MONDAY. 'The Scr-ab Stakes of 20 sovs eachh ft. Cihs 8st7,b, i ~St 41b. R M. amlit Lord. Jersey's c Doneguoi Mr. Robects's Ch c by Emi'ils ?? Lord; Tavistock's c by Middleton ?? ?? Won a tby leng&h.2,to oan Mr2. ObErts'f ch 0. Three ' M Match 200 h ft. Ab MI id, Lord Worcesver's Coulons Sit '216 MT,. Thorilhlil's Merchant, 8st 10,5b I Wonr by two ...

... ICURRAGH SEPTEM3iER MEETING. WEDNESDAY-THrRD DAY. King's Plate of 100 guineas . *Ir ?? Mr Flessl'a Milo 2 . 2 I'r Maher's Speculation' 3 a . a- 2 to I on Napoleon. Wellington Stakes-3o sovs. each, it subscribers. Mr Huntet'sDistilnsue I Mr Maher's Lapwing 2 , aplitai Forbes's Iioneer 3 Aptaid Westenra', Conrad 4 A great bettihg racd. Swgepstakes 20 sovs. each heat. NedSligo's Druge ?? I I - ...

... I NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. NEWN.Ak.RIT, TUESDAY AIFTFRNOON'. TthE JULY ,rAVSs.-It is curious that the winners of this Stalkes for the last two years have been the favourites, trained in the same stable, and rode by the same jockey (Robinson). Value of the Stakes, 10001. We observed on the course the Duke of Portland, Duke of Grafton, Marquis of Tavistock, Marquis of Worcester, Lord Jersey, Lord ...

... I IN- -G.im l i s;,- SPORTIlNG, CAl11EM RACES--- NVDE5DA1V. The Races at Caher commenced on Tuesday under the most ?? auspices. At an early jlour th'e Course Wat crowded 'with all the beauty n'd. fashion, f t14 andthe adjoining coun- ,ties, and nothing 'could exceed the int-eregS which-the amuse- ments excited.- All the preliminaary.;iraiagements having been completed, the Gold- Cup was run ...

... EPSOMI RACES.-FIuDAY, MIAY 28. .. . . . , I . - .. 0 ?? -p P-, . - - The meeting terminated to-day, after four days very fair sport. | It must be admitted, however, that the unfavourable state of the weather bad a prejudical effect on the attendance, whieh was less numerous than might have been expected from the unusual number of races appointed for decision. In point of fashion, however, ...

... IRIS'H SPIORTIVG MAZE RACls. ,,WEDNItSDAY, OCT. 1S.-B1ownlow.C M'Cance, not challenged, Cup, beld bg SAME l)AY.-A snatchI for 25 gn. -One lnile: ' Browne's g horse..: 'Ml' b A SAME ) AY.-Stale5 of 5 -ns each £bfor huntr I Ata a ?? plate or'staakela:- years old Iters ?? old, iat 16ib. 6 and aged, 12st 21b. 3 r 01be et Ih- 5 adde4 to the winner.. Second horse to save lisi ?? 30 ,mares and ...

... I ~ | The betting opened exceedingly dull, although two or three important changes evinced themselves from the commence- meent. The Cressida colt opened pretty nearly as lie left off on Thursday, with the exception that he was a shade better for the Riddlesworth. He remained tbus till nearly five oclock; but in the mean time a few offers about Muhmoud showed alterations of considerable ...

... SPOR TIIA 0. N.EW MARKET SiCOND SPRING MEETING. NEWMARKET (.Sunday ?? appearance of the list justifies an expectation that there will be plenty of running; and, as many of the stakes and plates will be handicapped, it is also fair to conclude that it will be good. 'There is one stakes to be decided which, from its unusual value. requires par:icular notice: It is for 500 sovereigns each, eleven ...

... SPOPT.-II=VG?NTELL71GEENljE- ?? * ; GiALWAY KACES. .a-CSUBSDAY,-SCOND DAY. Ga'Tay Corithiansof 10 sove. ?? mite beatsrode Mrk titelsel' Adons, 1t I1 gentlemen., ?? 4iabne'sib sn, l ist rlb I I Mr Mac'dennell's Flyaway yin, I St r1b 2 .. 32 Mr KilEelly's Bolivarj J1 b 3 2 Mr A St George's b m esse 64 Mr W M'Don'ngh's Wily, list91b ' - . . 6 * ASCOT RATUE7,DA)r The *oads were notmulch thronged ...

... NORT[HERN YACHT CLUB. (From; a Greenocki PaPer.) CLYDP REGATTA~-Six yachts were enteted as conn- peltitor's for thle ArtlrosSRan CopJ); but the weather was so boisterous onl Thursday thle Sth, that two Only appeared fit tile place ofi ?? Ah' 'ri-on -theise were thle 1Paddyfi-oni Cork, J. ?? Beainish, Esij. n9 tonF, lila]t the Black Di alf, P. O'Kell y, Esq. 62 tors, who last year won thise ...

... SPORTING INTEL l.Eyc' HAMPTON RACES., The meeting anmiully held on Moulsey Hurst corn- menced ?? Lowther, the Right Honourable John Wilson Croker, and Scott Stonehewer, Esq., officiating as Stewards. Thew weather was gloomy in the early part of the morning, butafterwvardsbecame extremelvyfavourable, and continued so throughout thi day ;'the company in con sequence was much more numerous than ...

... MAGHULL, RACES. Not havitig ?? able to attend the races ourselves, a sporting of friend has favoured us with the following flowesy efi'sion. We in fear it is a little too poetical and a little too philosophical to rymeet the approbation of lhe knaswing ones. he e On, on, ye noblest Engisht i Whose blood is set from fathers of war proof, il he Nowe set the teeth and stretch the nostril irAde, ...