... I SR. C':NG. CIVERAGH APRIL MEETING. S WEDNESDAY. Mlatch, 400 SVS each, 8st 71b. Two miles. Lord Clanniorris's gr c Regulator, - - t Mr. lorb s's b c Pioneer, - - - 2 Pioneer would have won the race with ease, but owing to bad jockeyslhip, Regullstor won by a nose. 6 and 7 to 4 on Pioneer. ~ellin ton Stakes of 50 sovs. b. ft. Three years old-course;-, second horse to save his stakes. MIr. ...

... GREAT AN'TI-TITHE MIETiNG AT TIM 1IL- I sKENNY RACE COUIRSE. I n nunuay lact, the 113th instant, a imeeting of' (lie inba- It bitants of tile barony of Shillelngher wavs h,,ld at the Mice I, Course, abo(ut three miles from this city. Though the clay n wore a threatt ning aspect, and a showver fell ?? ti the attendance ftlrom the neighbouring bavonie.~, as ve'll as Si fromt the counlty of ...

... I ARKAWAY AND THE GOODWOQD CUP. Te f'ollowing correspondence appeared in the Marning st of Saturday:- TO T'HE EDITOR OF THlE MORNINC POST. SIa-.I have abstained from repl)ing to the letter which appeared in your paper of the 5th inst., signed John P. Somers, until I could prove by sufficient evidence that the greater part of the statement then put forward is ei.. ther directly false, or ...

... These Races took place on Tuesday and Wednesday last, and the wveather being pecutliarly fine, much enjoy- ment was afforded to the numerous assemblage of pcople, congregated together ?? this truly English source of amusement. The rain, which .fVtl in copious showers oh Tuesday mnorning,eontribu led greatly to the cormfort ofth public, tisere being no'clouds of (lust, to add to the incont- ...

... 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, ...

... NEWVMARKET FIRST SPRING MIEETING. ' MONDAY. Match of 200, li. ft. D. ?? of Richmond's e. by Hlelenus. (Boyce), beat General Grosvenor's Nautilus, by a IeIngih cieverly. t; to 4 on the winner. Handicap of 10 sovs. each, T. Y.C. six subscribers, was won by Dir. Oreville's c. by St. Patrick, beating Lord Ches- terfield'a f. by Partisan, andt Lord Berners' c. by Lamplighter. TIhe following 3lso ...

... GOODVWOOD) RACES-1rWEDNESDAVZ. The Cravens Stales of 10 soys, each. MBile and quar. 14 subs. Lord StlUield's Caravan, 81 yrs. 7st'. (Ptavii) I ir. Etisvzfl's Alesinin. *, yrs. 8st. ?? 2 Lord Li cllold's Tihe (llaiao, 5 yrs. 8st. 1tlb . ?? Mr. Riobertson's 13orwichslhiro went to the post, but did not start-5 to 1 on Caravan, whlo made all the running, and won in a canter by six lengths. ...

... ENVNiMRhIET FIRS1T' ':T1llU ?? ME'II(1'TING. (C lltillui:ati 1; el f .j :, A s [UtrtOs . IT e Qto ni l' lato of 100 i lli2S, for ft te,--e ear-olls, -ist, li I. jv 'vrs-. I(el. Gfltt. ( y at. emil e~l, li st. R.C. IMr.t Ii .er I.lCmitu ?? ?? I ,Ii r, SIrOlsre s 's St. 1 ?? ?? ?? I.ii laxte' st St- Lli . 1 . ?? . . 6 to ; Ii f.itf' ial, 3 to I noi.'. llar Inne-ittI'; *; 4t' I ttgt. I i an roil ...

... AQUATICS- TnE GREAT FOUR.OArEED CUTTER MATCH BE- TWEEN THE CHAMPIONS OF THE. CLYDE AND ANO- THlER PICKED LONDON CREw.-It will be remem- bered that about a month since Charles Campbell, the champion, was sent for to form a crew competent to decide the quaestion of championship between the water- men of England and Scotland. Campbell selected two of his own brothers and Phelps and Pocock, to the ...

... CRICKEITING. During three days last week, thousandls of the inhabitants of this town and its vicinity were delightfully amused by witness- ing the scientific game of cricket played in Brown's Gardens by some of the best players in the world, It caused many hun- dreds of persons to come to the town, anl of whom went away highly gratified; it afforded an innocent amusement to hundreds of our ...

... BRIGII'HON RACES. A plublic meeting of those persons ftvoumblo t i 02 ' tiln of tile races ii; this Town, was held oil Fridav at tile Tni' IHlltl Mir. T. Attree in the cbhi~il. Ile sid thot it wa- il . to avow to them , that lhe was to a ciwtait, e xtcnt tile itilal rit the notice calling the Ineetinig, whlichi originiated ill Ih'M. Ill.' Cahill upon hloin tl) state tillt ble conjidei ii there ...

... The grand cricket match between All England and Susse| and Kent, closed on Tuesday last, in favour of All Englattd. It was decided that Millard and Taylor's bowling (on thc r Sussex side) was unfair, and the loss of the match is at. tributed in some measure to their not being permitted to howl. They are both very promising young cricketter-, Nothing could exceed the excellence of Redgate's ...