... ASCOT BEATH RACES-TUESDAY. - -- a . ?? . . .. I Her Majesty ths- Queen arrived at the race course, ac- companied by his Royal Highness Prince Albert, his Royal Highness Prince George of Cambridge, and the following distinguished party :-His Royal Highness the Prince of Leiningen, Duke and Duchess of Somerset, Duke and Duchess of Leinster, Marchioness of Normanby. Lord and Lady PLImerston, Lord ...

... ,51,0.RTIIVG IN?TELLIG?ENCE.??j CUtRRAGH OCTOBER MEETING. The last nieeting for the season will commence on Tues- next, and bids fair to eclipse any that has taken place da;i rear. It will be perceived that this is the first meeting Lieutenants Plate, to be run for under the forh, ane of Lweights. The Royal Whip has not under- gone a alenatiOn. The following is theprogramme:_ gone . TUESDAl', ...

... KILDARE HUNT STEEPLE-RACES-WEDNESDAY. cc Siewurds-Earl of Clonmel;, Raeny Carroll and R. Lak Touche', jeun., Esqrs. The annual races, got up under the auspices of the nmembers of the Kildare Hunt, came off at Fuachostown, aiear Naas, over perhaps one of the most trying courses in Ireland. 'The weather wasl most favourable, and the at. rh tendance numerous; the sod was in excellent order. ,The ...

... I LEAMINGTON GRAND STEEPLE CI-ACE. THI URSDAY. Sweepstakes of 20 sovs. each, with 100 added; 12st eacti. lion. F. Craven's Gipsy (Hon. Mr. Yilliers) I Mr. J. B. Phillipson nd Mischief ?? ?? ?? 2 Mr. Maddock's Creole ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 Sir P. Mostyn's Seventy-'our ?? ?? ?? 4 Mr. G. Campbell nd Legacy ?? ?? ?? 5 The following also started, but were not placed ?? Robertson's Sphynx; Mr. Dalrymple ...

... I I CARLOW RACES Will commence on Monday, and continue thle two follow- ing days, over the old Ballybar course; and if we may judge from the entry for the Carlow Stakes, promises to afford capital sport. The stewards are- the Hon. J. Ponsfnby, L. L., T. T. Vigors, Esq., D. L., J. P., John Nolan, Esq., J. P., Major Colelough, and D. Herring CooperEsq.; Mr. T. Connor, Clerk of the Course; Mr. J ...

... rnDAY. Stakes of 5 sovs. p. p., 50 sovs. added by the county mem- bers, for hunters, racers admitted; wt. for age ; four yrs. old, lOst. 41b.; five, I 1st. 3lb.; six, l Ist. 121b.; aged, 12st. Two rounds of the course, leaping four hurdles each round, more than four feet high, heats. Gentlemen riders. Mr. Berry's b. g. Vincent (owner) ?? ?? ?? I I Mr. Lockwood's br. h. Shepherd (owner) ?? ...

... I - Ong The following entries, in addition to thise already pub- low lished, were made on the 16th instant:- FIRST DAY. I Of The Happy Go Lucky Stakes of ibsoav each p p *ithb 20 addd- ible Catch Welghts, Hali a inile. The *inhet to 1 Dbold foi 21i, If demanded. on00 ir tredbroft, 4th tligt bbohnsj br6 g Atmospheric, 6 years sta- ol Mure, 4tht Liht biagoons, hr g The Phial, 6 years old, Th B ...

... SPIDDAL COURSING CLUB. (FaHOt OUR OWN CORRnSPOanMET.) Nobber, Thursday. Stewards:-Tho Marquis of Droghada, Earl of Beotive, Hon B Wodebouse, Nicholas Boylan, and Robert Langtry, Esqra. Judge, Edward Plunbeit ESq. Slipper, Pat Sheridan. Tbe first meeting for the season ot the Spiddal Club took place on Tuesday and Wedneiday, and will, in conseqaence of tha scarcity of game, be continued this ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEATCE. -s GORHAMIBURY RACES. (TUESDAY'S RACES CONCLUDED.) . The Prae Stakes of 20 sovs. each, h ft. with 29 added; for thls yrs old colts, 8st 71b; fillies, Sot 41b. Cherry Tree Mile, &t.- Seven subs. L- Lord Vcrulam's Charlotte (W. Cotton) Mr. Phillimore's Skeleton e Duke of Rutland's Welbeck .. . i 1, DnERfy BETTING. OV THEC COURME. if 2 to I agst Ugly Buck, 4 to I agst ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1847. DAYS OF CLOSING STAKES. W This is the meeting for declaring produee. TUESDAY. Sligo Whip to be challenged at ten o'clock. Gold Cup to be challenged. WEDNESDAY. Handicap for two years old closes at nine o'olook. Seals of SIlIgo Whip to be opened at ten o-olook. Welgt for age (to-morrow) to name before dinner. TRUaSDAV. Handicap for two years old at nine o'clock. ...

... SPORTING filr'ELL1,ENCE. I TATTERSALL'S-TRURROAY. Buslness was too slack to require more than a return of the cl. lug quotations- TIaTR ASCOT STARES (FIRST CLASS) TUESDAy 4 to I sgst Mr Worley's Perkin Warbeck. THER ASCOT STARE5 (SECOnD CLASS) Titt5R0DV. 7 to 2 agat Mr A Juhnstone's Annandalo (taken) Tine FrIpPRRoL's VASE AT ASCOTT (TI1USU,,) 7 to 4 aget Me Irwin's Faugh-a Ballagh (taken) 3 to ...

... SPORTING INT1?LLIGEteNCE. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. TUE'DAY (CoNcixoi:ta.) Fifty Pounds; for two-yr-olds, a leather; three 7st 51b; four. Set 91b; *i e. 9st 31b ; six anid uged. Ist 71b. The witirer to be- bold for 30D go. if de taniled. &e. Lost thrce miles of 13 C. Lord Eglinteit's ?? . yrs ('reen, jun) .. . Mrr \reford's Wlttetid, 3 yrs .. ., .. .. 2 hir Crochfderd-A Mistreri Jeka, 2 yrs ...