... i DONCASTEP RACES-THEURSDAY. The Giscoigne Stakes of 100 sovs each, 30 ft; for three- 'yr old colts 8at 71b,. and fillies 8gt 21b; the winner of tbe St Leger to have carried 51bs extra. St Leger course. Seven subs. Lord Westminster's Van Amburgh (W Scott) ?? I Mr Bell's Thirsk ?? .. .. , 2 Duke of Cleveland's Middlehami . 3 The Two yr old Stakes of 20 sovs each; for colts 8St 71b, and fillies ...

... FIRST DAY-MONDAY. The above races, which have for some time past beers anticipated with a good deal of interest by the sporting world, came off on Monday over a new course, about three miles beyond Trim. Shortly after three o'clock the follow- ing horses started for The Meath Gold Cup, value 100 sovereigns, with 30 added by the Stewards; weight for age ; three years old, ?? lib; four years old ...

... I GARRlSoN RACES. For'bokes (b04.e~fld) the property of officers on the staff, ar'! quartered in the garrisons of Dublin, Newbridge, and Naass~q~a~dmitted, commenced yesterday, on the Fifteen Acres, im ~t Phenix Park. srEWARDS. H. R. B. Prince George of Cambridge, Hon. R. Bruce, A.D C.; Hon A., Moncton, Rifle Brigade; Captain Sir James G. Baird, 10th Royal Hussars; Major Wynyard, 58th Regiment ...

... IKILKEN N RACES. The Marquis of Waterfo?_d att&enddon Tuesday andl or Thursday, and we need not say 'kis presence contributed toI 1.add an interest to, and to enliven the sport. The Marquis y of Waterford has lost none of his 8porting celebrity. Since b his arrival here, indeed, his whole conduct has gained for I-him the esteem of all parties., He has acted in the only way ive think him ...

... C.HER RACES. Alln WA I1-FaA.| On Wednesday last these races commenced. At a few minutes before one o'clock the Marquis of Waterford ar- rived in a drag drawn by fout horses, accompanied by the Marquis of Clanricarde, Lord Howth, and a large party of distinguished guests, who were staying with his lordship during the races. We also noticed the Earl of Clonmel, Lord Lismore, the Hon. Cornllius ...

... FIRST RACE. County Plate-Sweepstakes 5 sovs, Is ft-40 sovs added for horses bred in the county, that sball be the boea fide property of persors residing in the county Wexford, wt for age, 3 years old ?? ; 4 years old lIst; 5 years old I st 101b; 6 years old and aged 12st; Slbs to mares and geldings. Thorough-bred horses l01bs extra. The winner of a Queen's Plate or any other race of equal ...

... 1,rt,_ _ FPSOM RACES FRIDAY. The Oaks Stakes cf. k0 aos rach, b fi, forthree-year.old fillies, 8st 71b each; last mile and a balf; the s cond to receive 1001 out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 1001 towards the police, &c. 118 subs. Lord Westminster's b Ghuznce, by Pantaloon, out of Languih ?? ?? ?? (Scott) I Mr. Dixon's ch Miss Stilton, by Saracen, out of Delightul . .. ?? (Buckle) 2 ...

... BALLYBALR RACES. TUESDA ?? Sweepstakes of 2 soVS each, IO bOVB0 added, for balfhbred horses. One mile and a balfheats. Wt for age-3yrs old, 6st Slb; four yrs old, P,t; five yrs old, 6,t lNib; six yr3 old and nged, 9st. Mr. Joun Byrne's bm n Sylph, aged, 9st ?? I I Mr. Burtin's ch h Paddy, aged ?? 2 2 Mr. Nolams's cb m Zindrrie, 5 yrs old disL W FI)NESDAY. County plate-Sweepstakcs, 3 sovs, 2 ft ...

... GARRISON STEEPLE CHASE RACES. x- L- i - - . J _ . I . These races came off yesterday, over the Laraghbrien Course, Mlaynooth. The assemblage attracted on the oc. casion, was one of the most numerous and fashionable wit- nsessed for many years upon any race ground in the me. ropolitan county. Amongst the elile present we noticed Lords Howth, Milltown, Cassilis; the Commander of the Forces; the ...

... CURRAGH APRIL bAEETINGTUESDAY. I The annual spring meeting cpmmenced yesterday under very flatteiing prospects. The weather proved unfavour- able; the rain commenced tat twelve o'clock, and con- tinued Jluriog the first two races. Notwithstanding the wet a numerous field of sportsmen patronised the course ; amongst others the Earls of Miltown, Howth, and Clon- mel; Hon. G. Vaughan; R. Browne, ...

... I NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.-MornAY-. The Craven Stakes of 10 sovs. each; for three-year-olds, ffst.; four years, 8st. 41b; five years, 8st. 121b.; siY years and aged, 9st. 51b. A.F. (7 Subs). Mr. Bowes's Epirus, aged ?? ?? (Nat) I Mr. Osbaldiston's Mountain Sylph, 4 yrs ?? 2 Duke of Rutland's Flambeau, 5 yrs ?? ?? 3 Lord Exeter's Beyrout, 3 yrs ?? 4 Lord Albemarle's Viola, 3 yrs ?? 5 Mr. S. ...

... CARRISON RACOE. SECOND DA.Y. rob weather to-day was fine as compared with that of I d,,aY, and the company assembled on the Fifteen-acres halo, comparatively speaking, be set down as both nu. goiaer and fashionable. The band of the 45th Regiment was ltaiiored in front of Robinson's stand-house, and executed, I ering the intervals between the running, various airs and ;r music which added ...