... - -SILDARE ANT STEEPTLE RACES. VEDTESDAY, IMARCH 14. The Kildare Hunt COp and Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. p.p., for ci Horses, &c., bona- de the property of members of the hunt, c, in their possession ole month before the day of running. c To be ridden by members; l2st each; two miles over a t, sporting country, to be laid out by the stewards. The cup to be held by the winner until the next meeting ...

... KINGSTOWN RtACES-YESTERDAY. The first day's running of the Kingstown Steeple-chase tt Races came of yesterday, when the following horses started Pt for the County Members' Plate, viz:- St Mr. Byrne's ch m Dlu u 6 yrs old (owner) ?? I Iti MIr. Yourell's ch h Patrick, 5 yrs old (Corrigan) ?? 2 0 bi Mr. Crofton's bg Peeler, 6 yrs old (Owner) 3 2 d: Mr. Ferg sson's b g Slashing Harry,14 yrs old, ...

... I m I . . ?? L .. .- The under-sheriffofthis county (Waterford), a subaltern's guard of the68th depot, several policemen, some bailiff's and otherrespectable props ofthe churchby law estarli.shed, wvent forth on Wednesday morning from this city, for the purpose of seizing the property of certain tithe recusants, in the barony of Gaultier, under writs issued against them by Mr. Rebellion ...

... PLOUGHING MATCH1 AT GLASNEVIN. Yesterday Glasnevin presented one of the most inte- 'resting scene's witnessed for a long perio. in that neigh- -bourhood -From' an'early hour the greatest anxiety seemed to be felt by all classes as to the-result of the eontest. Ar irmnense number of the peasantry' from the surrounding country were in attendance, who seemed hly. delighted vith the exertions of ...

... This race, which excited intense interest as to the result, come off on Monday, in the neighbourhood of Hightown, over one of the most difficult and stiffest courses which is our experience we have witnessed. The day was remark- ably fine, and the spectators numerous; the view of the course unusually good, thecharacter of the racing decidedly of the first class, and every stride was contested ...

... SPORTV7.1, DUNDALK RACES. Is j ,ThIese races csn162ff'on Wednesday last, over the Eag- 1 Qg~rdstown Course. The sod was in splendid order, with the exception of onelgrass field in the run home; and next to Xthewinning post, which was low ground, and conse- .h quently soft. The first race was for a very handsome cup, with the en- ,n trance and 101. added. At two o'clock the following horses ...

... ISP 1'Oft'lNd tnL aONOc9. RACES OF THE SCOTS GREYS_.SA.TuDA_. This day the Fifteen A cres FshenixPark, ptesentcd to the lovers of the turf one of the most truly sporting treats which has for some time gratified the citizens of Dublin. The races were got up by the gallant officers of the above distinguished regiment, and, generally speaking, came of in capital style. The weather was niost ...

... PHENIX PARK GARRISON RACES. a The following races have been fixed to come off on this day (Monday), and to-morrow (Tuesday), on the Fifteen b Acres,': anit promise, from the style of the arrangements, e to prove eluedingly gratifying to the lovers of the turf and the citizen.s inyzeneraI t SvnwAu~ss ajor Clarke (Scots Grays); Major Hill r (53d Regiment), Hon. HloweBrowne, A.D.C. MONDAY--MAY ...

... MMa PAiUt 6AUM196O RACM. I The first day's racing (as announced in the FllEEtAN'S JouaiL). cause off yesterday on the Fifteen Acres. The cotieourse of spectators was immense-more than ever we to witnessed on any former like occasion. The ranges of h fashionable equipages that' lined the ground for a consider- able distance along the ropes to the winning post formed an F almost unprecedented ...

... 'PHtNII PAt, GAt1tRISON tAOS. - I SECOND DAY. The second day's racing came off yesterday. Shortly past one o'clock his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Mvulgrave and suite arrived on the ground. The course was crowded, equally as on the preceding day, with fashionale equipaes. The equestrians mustered in considerable numbers, and found room to show Off the action of their ...

... DUBLIN BAY REGATTA. The first day's sailing and rowing matches of the Dublin Bay Regatta came off yesterday, at Klingstown, it being arranged for this particular period in honour of the corona- tion of her Majesty, Queen Victoria, patroness of the club. Notwithstanding the great variety of amusements which attracted persons to the Park, the Gardenes, and other places during the day, and also, ...

... .,,14flEa RACES, COUNTY KILDARE, This v .tinA .- ?? T.1 -A 1_ . Silms yfameetsng commenced oil Tuesday, under very Lpro'Pitious circumstances. The weather being extremely favodil~le, Large concourse 61' spectators (comprising nu- mnerous fashionables and sporting gentry) assembled. The course is excellently laid out over Strawberry Lodge groundsthe line,-well marked, and the sod good. A stand ...