... SPOR'IYNG INTELLIGENCE. NEWCASTLE lL-ACES, T.ro,_O.tAS, June 24. '1'li Tyra Stakes, of 205 soya each, IS ft sand :tt addad, far two-ye- vOlds; colts, list 7i1b1 sad fillies, Bat fib; hise seca'id to sore Ilils Stake. Half amsale. Nlsssubs, Mr tnn' Mahlcolm, by The Doctor . (Lye) I Lord=Zathd' f by The Bard, sat ?? .. .2 Mli'. Allan's, Lody Abbess .. 0 . 1 'rho Northern Oaks Slokes of 10 sacs ...

... A VISIT TO ARRAN.-13RODICK RACES. I. .1 A_ 1 - . --I . r . ?? (Ab,;r~idged from the Kibsoreoch Jour-aL) tic: On Friday last we set out fromt the Turf here with the Ilie of Ro IArran for that romantic, Island. 'lhe morning was a little lower-i lug; but it wvas the anniversary of' Irodick races, arid we wyere bui determined to see tteni, having missed thle fair-. It was ltittle lf more than ...

... *vortiuaC 3Entageie. NOTES ON THE TURF. DIANIsCIESTER, Fri~lar FvellsilS. Our remarks this week must necessarily be brief. We shall thelefbre direct onir immediate attention to the fortiscosning events, appointed for decision at Newton- in-the-Willeows, on wednes(lay, Thlcrsdsy, and Friday next. The two principal races of the week are nle- merously filled. The Lorcd of tlhe AIccteor's Gold ...

... SPORTING I2NTELLIGBNCE. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING. T'niRAtaY's RAcea (CONsCLuian).-A return of the Free llan. dicap otd Clap appearell in the whole of our inmpreesilo yost dOay, and in our toscn edition the results of the snbsequenit races, none of which were derided when our express was forwarded from the course. Of these we new subjoin the customary details:- Her Mnjesly'e Plato of 100 ...

... SPORTING 1NTELLIGBNCE. NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. A meeting of very slender pretensions commenced yesterday with the July Stakes and a handicap (the match between Panther and Hartsisorn standing in the list for the second day) and a company sadly deficient in numbers and scarcely less so in rank, many of the leading members being detenen in town upon railway committees. Apart from the racing, the ...

... I) t NEWTON MEETING, 1845. Ilednesday, July 23rd. Tho TRIAL STAKES of 10 sove, each, with 25 added. One mile and a quarter. Mr Meikibm's Midlothian ?? (RUey) I Sir J Gerard's Juvenal ?? 2 The LYME PARK PRODUCE STAKES of 50 Lovs. each, h ft. Mile and a quarter. (3 subs.) Mr Prices Lena ?? over. A GOLD CUP, value 100 5ov3, with 100 s8vS. In specie, the girt of the Lord of the Manor, added to a ...

... .O.Parting intelligeart, LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING, 1845. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE TRADESMEN'S PLATE. Coranna, 6 yrs, Sot 6b; Winesour. 3 yTs, Sit 6th; Lothario. 5 yras. st 5ib; Truaboy,5 yts. 8st 2ib; Mlickey Free, 4 yra, 7st 1211.; Wtilliamo le Gros, 6 yes, 7st 121b; The Best of Three, 4 yrs, 7st 10r ihnn,4vo . b Gdry r.7t2b oea 4Tye, BNT Ib; The irnmoqAntr, 36 yrsndt Mitak,4 es of 12kb;va eachnnf. ...

... THE RINGo FIGHTS TO COME. Julvl-Gilos and Spilsbury-Birmidgbamn School. 21-Weston and Tutor, 10 sovs a-side; same ring with Giles and 29-prolle bl~ul ry o ars ?? ndM 21-Butler and B PtterMby. t 10 an' ous aseidr.of Londo,. 22-l'aIddv GuI, or Cureatry. Redao onod0 su.va a-side, half way between hmadoe r ean'd rane 10 ?? ?? and dan- bels'ter . Aug-So_,m 1 antcr osd Peter MtIatyre. 25 oars a-side ...

... C R{KET 'MATCHES TO COME. Mowda;Y, July 14th, at Lord's-Kent at England. Tlsursday. - July 17th, ait Anintid End-Th~e M.C.C. and Ground spost the Andley End Club. Saturday. July 19th, ait Hiarrow-The M.O.C. aspt the present Hiar- 1,iontlsy, July 21st, at ?? M.CC. and Grounnd ?? Counity of Ila:nto, with thrlee pfapr 's of England. Thursday, Jetyv 24th, ait ?? .C.C. and Ground, agst the ...

... SPORTLING. ?? -- A - TATTERSALL'S -MONDAY. GOODWOOD STAKES. S to I agst Kent's lot (taken)-0l to I agst Mr John- stone's Pythia (taken)-13 to I agst Mr. A. W. Hill's The Libel-- 14 to I agst Mr. M eiklam's L ightning-1 5 to I agst Lord Stradbroke's Boarding-school Miss (taken)- J 6 to I agst Sir J. Hawley's Venus (taken)-16 to I agst Mr. Payne's Queen Mab-I S to I agst Mr. Etwall's JEgis (20 ...

... HEATH RACE S-MONDAY, JULY 7. Stewards-Major F. Duane, il. P. Pigott, M. S. Cascan, and J. Arnmstrong, Xsqrs. These races, which commenced On Tuesday last, were both nu. merouoly and fashionably attended. A good deal of rain fell tiritig the morning. but about noon it cleared up, and the remainder of the day was fine. The sod was in beautiful order, but the racing. contrary to expectatlon, was ...

... THE NORTHuMBERLAND HUNT.-On Monday the celebrated pack of fox-hounds, the property of Sir M. W. Ridley, which have run for many years in the county of Northumberland, were sold by auction at Messrs. Tat- tersall and Sons', London, at which there was a large at- tendance of gentlemen well known to the sporting world. There were 42 couples, which were divided into 9 lots, of 5, 5k, and 6 couples ...