... C1UCK1T MAPCI The members of the Huntingdon and Carlow Cricket I Clubs had a grand field day on the 2d instant, at Mullinabro, Icounty of Kilkenny. The Huntingdon Club had two innings, lthe Carlow Club only one, and Carlow obtained the victory by 60 rune. The following is the report of the proceed- .ings :_ no1e fiuntingdon Club. FIRlST INNINGS. I Lord Huntingdon 5 Ct. Vigors Percy. 2 Mr. ...

... .. TRAMORE RACEG. SATTURDAY-SECOND DAY. 'Sweepstakes of 10 -sovsa-.half forfeeit, for' hunters ; race_ horses tdmitted;, 60 sovs added, and s if eight start. Second horse to save his stake. Oat mile and a half heats. ?? 'to be narned lo the keeper of the maEc1 book Kitd&re, on or 'before the Thursday of the Jupe Curragh meitiuk, and to be weighted, by tbe stewards during the' meedng. I Mr ...

... The great pedestrian match for a bet to a large amount, to pick up three hundred stones at one yard apart, between those celebrated peripatetics, the veteran Townsend and Mountjoy, was decided on Monday at Lord's Cricket-grutund, St. John's Wood, Marylebone. The auspicious state of the weather attracted a company of a highly respectable charac- ter, among whom wve noticed many of the elite of ...

... On Monday, the 19th instant, the Iveragh Racing Club held their annual meeting on the race course at Ballinskel- ligs strand. Despite the unifavourable state of the weather the attendance was very numerous. The first race for the Iveragh Stakes was won by Mr. O'Connells, of Bahoss, chesnut mare Lady Kilgorey, beating Mr. Kelly's bay mare Cachucho, and three others, after three well contested ...