... SPORTIfNG INTFELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S-MoNDAT. LlVERIPOOL 5TE.PlE CHIASE. It to 1 agat Mr. Mason us Chandler, 12 to I agst Lord Wa. terford'e Sir John, 12 to 1 aget Lord Strathmore's Rat-trap, 16 to I agst Mr. J. Fort's Knight of Gwynne, 20 to I agst Mr. J, Fort's Little Fanny (taken), 30 to i agst Mr. Hassalle Vic- tim, 40 to I agst Captain Barnett's Maid of Athens (taken), 50 to 1 aget Mr. ...

... SSPORPTNG INTELLIGENCE. SANDtYMOUN r .ACES. Thsee adjourned sports, we perceive by our advcrtising co- lumiD, will come oft' thls day on Sandvmount Strand. Tlhe (X:iguity of thi3 delightful suburb to the metropolis, a prospect cf fiir weather sad sport, afford ample grounds for hope of a nurerous arsemblgc. Three races are announced-the start for the lirit at half-past two o'clock. QUEEEN'S ...

... GORT RACES T'ie above races came offon Thursday on the Nen town course, the property of Henry Lilill, Esq,, of Cloona, who never refused the use of this course to the inhabitants of Gort, and is besides a liberal subscriber at all times to the racing fund. 'JThe hour appointed fo. the start having arrived, the signal for preparation was notified by sound of trumpet, and the fol- lowing steeds ...

... YORK RACES. BETTING (N SATUtRD 'y ATTMRiOON, EnoR HAYADICAP-3 to I aght Canezou, 6 to I agat Cantab, 10 to I agstElcho, to to i agst Mark Taply, t 5to I ggt Cloth. wor er, 20 to I agst Collingnood. PrINCE OF WALLS's STAKi'S-Even on Eng!and'a Glory. 4 to t agst dtorm. GREAT YO..;SHIHE STAKES-6 to 6 on Pitsford, 3 to 1 agat Captain Grant. MFATH ARCHERS- The third meeting of the Meath Archery ...

... I I THURSDAY, OCT. 10. Stewards-The Marquis of Waterford, Sir R. J. Paul, Bart., Capt. E ll~worth 17th Lancers; Capt. Doyle, John Power, P. W. Power, r. h. Power, W. Johnson, C. Rogers, J Es- monde, and H. Jephson, Esqrs These snorts commenced to-day, and attracted a numerous assemblage of spectators, the weather being delightfully fine.- Among the company we observed the Marquis of Waterford, ...

... , ' CURLAGU OCTOBER MEETING, 1850. Stewards-bir T. Burke, Bart.; J. Courtenaytasd W. Quin, Esqrs. TUESDAY, OCTOBER li; The last meeting for the year opened this day, and although the weather was most favourable, and a special railway train despatched from Dublin, the attendance was very thin-six carriages being more than sufficient to accommodate the viitors from the metropolis. A-Ong the ...

... TATTERSALL'S-MOAT. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. ls h I agst Sir John 30 to 1 sgdt Little Fanny (taken), 40 to 2 agst Sir Arlhur. TIIE GREAT NORTIHAMP'tONSHIIRE STAKES. 9 to 1 agat Mr. H. Hill's Osterley (taken), 14 to I agst Mr. Bumby's Velox (taken), 20 to 1 agst Mr. Gratwicke's Cheerful (taken)., larriott, was not mentioned. THE MlETROPOLI AN HANDICAP. 8 to I ngst Mr. Gratwicke's Cheerful (take ...

... SPORTIJTG INTELMIGENCE. TATTERSALLUS-RowNAy. THE LOUT!! STEEPLE CHASE. Even money laid on Mars Day, Abd-el-Kader, and Proceed aget the field. . LIEROOL STEEPLE CHASE. 20 to 1 agst Marquis of Waterford's Sir John. (taken), 26 to I agst Mr.' Hardeastle's Rescue, 30 to I agst Mrr, J. G. Murphy's The Oaks. The investmenta were in such small amounts as scarcely to deserve ?? THE ...

... SPORTING ?? WE. ?? - I JOHNSTOWN (COUNTY KILDAIIE) S tEEPILE CHASE. TrUESD>AY, VTH z APRL,~. Stewarde-Fiancis L. J. Macl)nnnell, Edward Ledviieh and Francis Colgan, Esqrs. Judge-Thomas 'Iyrrell, Eeq These annual sports came off to day over the old and excel- lent Thsomastown course, which was in good order, and cou- tained about a secre jitmps of fair biunting charact'r. 'thC weather was wet ...

... SPORTI.NG JXTELLIlGPNCE. THE WESTERN DISTRICT AND BALLY3MORE STEEI'LE CIIASES. MAIICII I ITII-FIiS'T DAY. This meeting, got up chiefly through the exertions of the offi- cers quartered at Atilone, coinmenced yesterday. The attend- ance', though considerable, fell far short of former years, emi- gratiun halving evidently thinned the ranks of the pasantrY.- 'ihe line of country was badly marked ...

... SPORTING INTELlIGENCE. MONKS ['OWN RACES-TUESDAY, JOLY 30. Stewardsl-Garrett iarry, Eeq,; Captain Villiers,47th Regt.; Edmond Burke, Esq ; R Grey, 7 th ilegt. The attendance of pedestrians was not so great as that of the preceding day, bitt the vehicles and horsemen were quite as nu- merous. Handicap Sweepstakes a sovy each, 20 sova added by the Cork an; Passage Railway, the second horse to ...

... TIlE, liOAL PLATES IN ILELAND. W1I NNEIRS IN TIlE YEAR 1 50. Of the thirteen loyal Plates run for at thc Curraph11 tlas your, four Were MIoN by Mr. INo0laa's Blucher, three by Mr. Co(1rIcdCIIy's Caprice, twD by Mr. Dfsney's Captain Grant, two by Mr. Ilyland's Allegrotto, one each by MIr,% Watis's Marquis and 3larchlioness D5'lEu. C'aprice also won two out of tiae th;es run for it Down. Mr. Wa ...