... SPOR TING. NE WMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. THURSDAY. The Town Plate of 501. for three yrs old; colts, 8st 71b, and fillies, 8st S1b. D.L. Entrance, 5gs. Mr. Thornhill's Euclid ?? Mr. Robinson's c hy Buzzard2 ?? D n by three lengths. 6 to I on Euclid. One other started. t TheRutland Stakes of 30 sovs each, 20 ft, for two yrs old; eolts, 6st 71b, and fillies, 8st Sib, from the Turn of the ...

... I - = - ' SP1 - 'N ' MALLOW RACES. :lTbee races p mnimenced on.Wednesday last, and we ha Ive en ie forrnedthe sports-of the-day were not as attractive s on 4rmer occasions;, owing-perhaps to the unfivoursable state 4f the weithor. Mr 'Mausice. 0'Ccnnell'as.hofse1 we :WiAdes'tand, Wt'ds~te -winner-on that day._Corhk&eMdar4, ; MAZE OCTOBWR.R-R CES-WEDtcsD,&: y* Ma lden Plate.4Sweepstakes. of 5 ...

... SPORT 1NG. CURRAGEI OCTOBER MEETING. WZDNDEDAY, 16. Her Majesty's Plate of itio guiineas; for Iforses, &cc.; two yrs old, a feather; three yrc old, 7st 91b ; four yrs old, 8fit 101b; five yrs old, 9st 3'b; six and aged, 9at 41i.-_ Three miles. Sib to mares and -eldings. Mr. Gras3don's h f Albi, 4 Srs old (Mocken) ?? I Mr. Davis's b f Romp, 3 yrs old ?? ?? 2 Mr. Smyth's ch c by-Philip. Sally, 2 ...

... . ¢.D Is I .1 Xl , - . I e -CURRAGHE OCTOBER MEETING. T1UI8DAY, 17, ,TheRussborosqgl Ftakes (renewed) 25 §oes- 20 ft. far two ,yrs, old, cnts'st 41b'; fillies ist llb-.Cr tsolly's milh.: 0ofl4.0ie Adsave'his stake; 31b. allowed to.-untried; ,'stallidni 6rmaaes, bib ko bothd'. ' ' Mr Malier*bc by Lapwing or Skylark (Doyle) Nl.Wajt'4'b or brf byS lark ?? y .. .. 2 Mt' J MmsIfelWsifby Lap ...

... SPORITIKG. I CTJRRAGH1 OCTOBER MEETING. ¶ SATURDAY, OCTOBtER 19. Challenge of the Rossmore Free Handicap, 25 says. eaCh; Rossmore Post (One Mile and a half on the Peel Course.) Major Hay's ch c hy Recovery, 3 yrs old, 9st S1b, against nest Lord Howth's b c Claret, 3 yrs old, fist 51b, in which the Lad latter walked over. fross Paget Stakes, 10 sovs. h ft for two yrs old; colts fist 41b ; h ...

... MALLOW ACES ANDT STEEPLE CH I-- I VW~~ IMEETING.. -'nese races carne off on Wednesday, Friday, and Satur- day last,' and were attended by a very fashionable and nu. merous'assemblage, notwithstanding the very utifavourable state of the weather. The following is the order and result of the several races Sweepstakes of 10 sovs., to which the town of Mallow added 5l 0 soyv.; two mile heats, over ...

... DWOOD CUP. ------------------------------ This week having been appointed by the stewards of the Jockey Club for hearing the remainder of the case between Mr. Somers and Mr. Wakefield, which our readers will re- collect was adjourned from Doncaster, they renewed their examination on Tuesday last at Newmarket. Mr. Somers did not attend in person, but appeared by his agent, Mr. M'Donagh, who, on ...

... COOTEHILtL RACES-WEDNESDAY. ne The following horses started for the cup, and were thus B1 placed. Cup course, three miles- . Mr. Thomson's ch g Poor Pat (Mr. Filgate) ?? 1 fe *r. Thomas Cpote.'s g g Loughinvar (Mr. Johnson) 2 thb Sweepstakes of 2 guineas each. 5o0. added. kn Mr. C. Boyle's c g Sweetbriar' (Gray) I .. Itei Mr. M'Evoy's b m The Edger filly 2 .. 2i. 'This race was very ...

... SPOJRTJING. WI CORK RACES.-TatUrsDAT. lo, The course was very well atferfded' The first race was w, contested with great spirit between Mr. Barry's Ballysax bc and Dr. O'Neil's Splendid; the former winning each heat by be a length. WI FIRST RACE. Or Sweepstakes of 5 sovs., 25 added for Hunters, Race Horses wi adiritted. wi The horses came in in the folloeling order:_ Mr. Barry's Bailysax .1 ...