... Mr. Finucane's hounds met at Spancilhill, on Saturday bon .the 23d, at a quarter past eleven o'clock. A bag man the 'was shook in the large field to the right of Cranaher, giving I him ten minutes law. Time being called, the raspers came she up to tke, scratch and went to work in real Bendipo fashion, sta, hitting bard and giving no time to scheme. In the wet par bottom n near Cahirshocknessy ...

... SPOR TING. do, ona an iii La lit m Le 50: .0 CURRAGH JUNE MEETING. d 3LSODA:. n Her Majesty's Plate of 100 gs for Horses, &c.-wt for age-n three yrs old, 6st 7ib; four yrs old, 8&t 31b; live yrs old, 8st 121b; six yrs old and aged, 9st, Three miles. 51b la to mares and geldings. Mr. St. George's br e Roscius, 3 yrs old (Lye) ?? Ifn Mr. L. White's c by Picton, 4 yrs old ?? -. 2In Mr. M ...

... vI NEWRY RACES-TuzsDAY, OCT. 29. These races came offl over the grounds called The d Marsh, in the neighbourhood of this town. The day was fine, and the attendance immense. About half-past ri eleven o'clock the horses were brought to the post. The r running for the cup was as follows :- ft Mr. Whittle b g, Slashing Harry (Mr. Filgate), 1 tl Mr. Murland's b g, Damien (Mr. Byrne) ?? 2 2am Mr. ...

... CHESTER RACESTUrSDAY, MAV 7. The late STAND Cur, value 100 sov;., the gift of the Hon. E. L. Mostyn, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs. each. Mir. Flintaff names ch. h. Harkaway ?? ?? I Mr. Mostyn names ch. c. Chit Chat 2 11er MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 guineas. Captain Lamb's ch. h. Chit Chat 2 Lord Milltown's ch. c. Leprecaun . WEDNESDAY.-TltE STAND-CUP Value 100 soys. the gift of the stand ...

... |, _ El ?? PA C A-RIt-ACES. The second day's sport at these favourite races came off' yesterday, under circumstances fully as favourable as on the preceding day. The course was in excellent order, and the weather was unusually favourable up to four o'clock, when a light rain commenced, and continued without interrup. tion during the remainder of the evening. The concourse of spectators was ...

... MANCHESTER-FRIDAY EVENINC. a We have not seen so much life in the market since our tl last, that we rather ex!pected. Caravan has the decided ti lead ; Sir Ralph, Zillah, Lugwardine, and Chit-chat in s better force. Cruiskeen wvas also backed last night in good Ii style at 25 to 1. The arrivals in the shape of the l high mettled racer in the city are very great, and a brilliant I meeting no ...

... SPORTrNG INTELL T MANCIIESTER.TuOESDAY EVENING. Too JULY STAHES-._2 to I on the field, 4 to I agpt Margaret (taken), THE AINTrEE CUP.65 to 20 agst St. Bennett (take 70 to 20), 5* to I agst Epirus (taken), 8 to I agst Toothill (take 9), 10 to I agst Slashing Harry (taken and afterwards offered), 10 to I aget Lanercost (offered freely), 200 to IS agst Compensation (taken), 200 to 12 agst Mr. ...

... SPORVtN&Q. I . !N ; LIVERPOOL RACES. SECOND 'DAY.-WEDN1ESDAT. The Sefton Stakes of 30 soya. eachz h ft, for three year -old fillies, ist41b. Once round;!; Mr. Allen's b f Antigua (Mason) ?? ' I Lord Derby's br F Velocity i. -2 Col Synge's b f the Heather Bell .- . 3 Duke of Cleveland's b f Eliza *4 * Three paid. Betting.Two to one on the field. A Foal Stakes of' 100 sovs. each, Ii ft, for ...

... Fore the aer- )re- S of uth lhat the ;ru- D011- D of the I to in Fore was ; in atal .om we t of )ns, ials der to bw. to eel es, red rare be ich rell Dse NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. SUNDAY NIanT.,The entries for to-morrow have closed as follows:._ CRAVEN STAXKE.-Epirus, 5 yrs; Scamander, 5 yrs; Paganini, 4 yrs ; Dash, 4 yrs ; Quo Minus, 4 yrs; B3arca-, rolle, 4 yrs; c by Actmon, out of Wings, 3 ...

... HEATII RACES-MoNDAY. bei The County Plate of SI) sovs., for Queen's County half. I bred horses, the bona fide property and three months in Ell the possession of residents or freeholders of the Queen's Jer County. Weight for age: 3 yrs old, 9st 7lb; 4 yrs old, in i ?? 91b; 5 yrs old, ?? 3lb; 6 yrs old, list lOlb; aged, 12st; 31b allowed to maresand geldings. Two sw( mile heats. I Mr. Kelly's c ...

... The ?? a Heedford Correspondent.) The long expected match which excited so much interest in this part of the country came off at MoyneHill, near Neadford, county Galway, on the 25th inst. The race was two mile beats, leaping three 4& feet walls in each heat, between Mr. Charles Lynch's bbh Barney O'Reardon, aged, 10 stone, crimson, rode by owner, and Mr. James J. Skerrett's grey mare, Le Rosa ...

... .h . ' ..DONCASTRR RAC~ES.THruEsDAX *The Cp,. value 300 giineas, with 50 sovs. added; 3.yrs- !, O d' 7st:; 4.yrs ?? 8st. 31b.; 5.yrs, 8st. *olb.; 6j: ; and aged, 9st,.; the winner of the. .Leger, 31bs extra. .About. two miles, and five furlongs. MajPr. Yarburgb.'s b c Charles the Twelfth,' 3lbs extra, *rp Ramsay , br .c Lanercost, 4 yrs ?? ?? 2 ~Mrr.Ordq'a Js p x Bee -wing. six yrs ?? 3 :S ...