... SP 011' TI W0. WATCH INT;W FEI PARIK. A well contested snatch for 25 save. each, caime elf on tho Fifteen 1 Acres in. the Park, yesterday, at which (considering that it wees a jo private atlair) a groat neutber of persons were present. Thae two nags camne in as-under: Maltch, 25 SeLs. it Side ;one minle bieats. P Mr tlaggott's b In. .i y ra old 'Kelly) . I I . MNr Mleece's is ial. aged . .. 2 ...

... SPORTIrNG IV ]TLLIGE.VcIX I j IMANC 1ESTER-TUitsDY 21 to I agst The Eral (takel) 2 tlo Ir sgt St TAironeo 12 to I ?? Olseurity (takenj) 7 to I 1g-t the Irish I tle 12 to I agst Seuiseria 7 to I az't all ?? n rr 1 to I agst Cataract os ' rs nd'I 2O to t agst Wmte ?? s000 to 10Be nst Pridte , loiire to ?? ad after. r -10 to I agst Alarm I ?? I nest Ce'vh colt 1e- I4 to I agst Idas 25 to I agst ...

... SPORTl'ING IVI'TRLLIGEIVCP. ENTRIES FOR TIIE LUCAN STEEPLE CIIASE-To CotL OFF THIlS DAY. FtilRT IRACE2. Mr. KnAresboro'g b in Marit,, Mr. AIbbott's el) g The Mull fq GAiway, r. Sharkey's gr g Isaac,. Mr. M'Dnnagh', K~a te Fihr r. Pearson's, hr in Adelaide, Lieutenant cillcer t Who-knowsa.~. ellcrsl 5tATCIH-50 SOVS. Etcll. Mr. O'Ncil's b m ?? Air. W. Dycer-', ch g Naaerbto. TATTERSA LL'S ...

... I SPOR TING 7iVTELL ICENCE. DUNDALK STEEPLE CHIASE ItACEs. Stewards Memsrs. Itictiardsou, Byrne, OHanlos), ?? and MNIGough. Thesertannual. Steeple Chases camne ofr'over thellgru.zol coarse on Thursday and F'riday last, It wam in wrset'iei ea dition, the principal portion beinig over plouglind gI sued. itj, the. leoces, ?? ot'tweni y in flumnber ;ii th ltwio reills. . rather at trying ...

... SPOR TVIN 1G U 'ELI. IGENCE. SHiREWS13URY RACES. Acceptances for the Great Cleveland Handicap. 4IrrtlKR, 6 yrs, 9st 4Th Little Hampton, 4 yrs, 6st I 0b ru~uqellr, ti yrs, sat PIb The l)ean, 4 yrs, 6st 91b Naeatcow, , yrs Mst 71b Favir Rosarmond. 4 yrs, 6pt 91b raustnt aged, 7st ?? King of the Gipsies, 4 yrs, ast 9b ?'rtrail, aged, 7st 31b Olscurity, 4 yri, Gat 61b Lord Saltomil, 4 yrs, 7st 31b ...

... SANDY.MOUNT STRANll RACES. An immense number of persons assembled oui the Sandymount Strand yesterda3, for the purpose of witnessIng races which had been advertised to come olffor some time previouoly. The 'iriginal race did not. however. fill, and the followiig olie was substituted Sweepstakes of I sovy each, s added heats, one mile. e The Hon. Mr. Chicheister'h bmn 1n ' F late Sheclah ( ...

... BOYLE (COUNTY ROSCOMMON) STEEPLE CHASE RACES. Stewardi-Maior Stocks, 38th Regiment; Thos. Xirkwood, Isaac Powell, William Davis, and Christopher Taaffe, Esqrs. Thlj sporting meeting commenced on Monday last, under Tvry auspicious circumstances. The weather was fine, and the attenrnce highlly fashionable and recherehe. The coarse is sitnuted about two miles distant firom the town of Boyle, oppo ...

... SPORTINAG iELLrGE NCr The matches miot vf the C ?? tewio 114la~av,,,I laug terno ,,tStIla Meetng -ta-Win - he tagltortat ?? Maeiett Owl Ji jaa~yhule I2 01~d ru llafrl s,:v:to I u rlit i;g st i iets ait i D aun rin i a 2t triol Skip rway w ill rai.. .. It tk 1-tle ?? a 33 tual IVii , priceud to I Si-ia. liiirto ror t 40 to PItarrst tirea Althe o 'it log. (In thalcorrclusir of ttmlegglr~~5tr ...

... SPORTING IN TELLIGENCE. IRSIS GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE. YUOZ'iI5DAVYC S iierryo. A 1ood deal of betting took place at Dycer's subseription.romns, yesteray, on the Kilrue Cup, nearly all the horses engaged being barket fur various sums. The favourite, Brunlette, still nahitalied her position, the highest odds obtainable against her being 6 to 4, ndt hut few layers at that DunI; her backers ...

... IRISH GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE, Ui, NaNen TiHE MANAGEMENT OV A COMMITTEE OF TIIE Iay, WAOO UNION HUNT. Ing Slewvards-Solin Preston, Esoq., TwIelinter ; Charles Alley, Esq., the Newparlc; Captain Arznitt, ?Narman's Grove. et Treasurer-Hrenry Alley, Litt., I1I2, Lower liagg-ot-stroet. was Mr. JuTacs Daly, ijuige. Tbc above evient, which Inisa for some time past excited more than ordinary ...

... BELLINTER STEEPLE CHASE RACES. ',tcword4 -John J. Preston, Esq., Bellitter, and Charles Dillon, 2he above races came off on Thursday last, over a course laid out at the foot of the far-famed lill of Tars, composed principally of 1nn land, with lie exception of two fallow fields, which were ex- treeicly heavy aodl difficult to get through. Thc fences were nu- inerous., cosisting principally of ...

... SPORTIING INTELLIGENCE. WORCESTEt STEEPLE CIIACES(coscLtuDoD)-Tlut1usnAY; The Hutit Sweepytjles ...