... HAMPTON RACES-THURSDAY. A Handicap Sweepstakes of 3 sovs each, with 25 added; for three-yr-olds and upwards. Three-quarters of a mile. .Mr. Lister's Hind of the Forest, 6 yrs, 8st 91b (Moon) ?? I Mr. Liley's Marquis of Conytighaan, aged, 7st 41b ?? ?? 2 Mr. Death's Lady Frances, 5 yrs, 7st 41b ?? ?? a Three othersran. Won very easily by a length and a-half. The R chmond Stakes (handicap) of 10 ...

... SPOR7,ING INTELLIGENCE. PH(ENIX PARK RACES, 1850. Stewards-Captain Wilder, R.HI.A. ; Lieutenant-Colonel Hankey, KI D.O.; Lord George Paget, 4th (Q 0.) Light Dra- goons; Major Tottenham, 12th It. Lancers; Major Layard, 9th. Regiment; Lieutenant-Colonel Staunton, 31 st Regiment; Major Bladen jeii, 40th Regiment; Captain Phillips, 43rd Light In- fantry; captain Street, 57th Regiment; Sir Robert ...

... SPORTING INTELLGENCR. LUJCA1', RACES- WEDNESDAY, JULY 17. at. Stewards-Captain Lane, 17th Lancers; Captain Slade, 4th Bir IQ. 0. Light Dragoons. c Judge-Mr. Rt. Huntir. Clerk of the Coursie-Mr. William la Robinson. The Summer Meeting at this favourite course come off today; weather most favourable, and attendance pretty fatir, although not so numerous as we have witnessed on previous occasions ...

... SPORTING INTELLiGENCE. COMING EVENTS. TALLAGHT STEEPLE CEASES-DEc. 26, 1850. SThese events, on Thursday next, promise well-the entries fully realizing the expectations of the projectors-thirteen for the first and nine for the second race. Good sport is therefore anticipated; and the event being.fixed for St. Stephen's Day holi. day folk will doubtless muster strongly. Daylight being now ...

... IRISH METROPOLITAN RACES, PH¢NIX PkER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9. WEIG.tTS FOR TIXE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, 10 eovs each, 100 sove added:- Blucher, 6 yrs, Dst 71b; Dough, 5 yrs. 9st 41b; Little Harry, 3 yrs, Dst 21b, Bro, to Rattrap, G yrs, 9st; Lady liyida, 6 yri, Sat 131b; Flatcatcher, s yrs, 8st Il,b ; Elemi, aged, set 9ib; Panic, 6 yrs, sat 71b; Andalusia, 4 yrs, SAt 61b; Miss Fortune, aged, Bat slb; ...

... SPORTINO INTELLIGENEI I _ CURERAGH OCTOBER MEETING, 18ee. Stewilrds-sir ?? Burke, Bart.; J. Courtenay, and wV Eeqra. Ranger, R. B~rowne, Esq. Judge, Mir. it. Hun1ter. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, OCT 16. The attendance to-day was numerous and re~Pectlible. IT5 aspect of the weather was lowering, but there wa only a ?? sprinkle of rain during the day. Of the sp[ort little callbe slid Except the Third ...

... Tara GPEAT MATCH-FLYING DUTCDMAN AND VOLTMGEUt -Our sporting readers will learn with delight that the long. contemplated trial-match between these two leviathanbs' is all but definitely arrang, d. Liberal terms have been offered by Lord Eglinton and his friends to Lord Zetland-the relative weight to be weight for age, as between a five-year-old (Vol. tigeur) and a four-year-old (Dutchman) ...

... P SPORTING 1h 2 ElLlGFN.CE, TEA-POT CLUB STEEPLE CEASE. This annual event will come off to-day over Fal.kr, Course, and, from the large number of acceptances (vhwhh e, subjoined) is likely to be a well-contested race:- Handicap Sweepstakes, I soV each, with a silver tea pot addel Four miles. The winner to give a dinner, with a dozen e Champagne, to the members of the club samae evening. Mr. ...

... E PSOM RACES-WEDIESDAY. inE IJEnISy bAy. For the firt time since 1798, the Epsom programme an- onanced a race to precede the two great events of the meeting, in the ,liape of a free plate of slt., an addition to the ordinary qualtumn of sport acceptable to the visitors and creditable to the ainngernent Apart frocm this, the arrangement of the stakes, and of the business of the course, was in ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEVCE. RATIIDRUM (COUNTY WICK LOW) STEEPLE CHASES. APRIL 1. Stewards-J. Parnell, R. IV. Whaley, and R. Bayley, Esqrs. These sports were numerously attended, notvithstandilsg the prevalence of very severe weather. Tne course was badly laid Iout, and was intersected by 3S fences, chiefly of the worst de- sCripition, with a wall nearly five feet, high, and an artificial brook 14 ...

... I - SPORiTING iNTELLIG7ENCE. 1 ;ILDARE IMUNT STEEPLE CHA2SES. MIONDAY, APRIL 1. j;ferPrd8-W Kennedy, T. De trgb, George Manisfield, er F, 1uealncdy, ?? liun1' w ieather ntarred the effects of those sp6itb con- i Drbly The mornilig lroke hazy and thteateniig, 'ind caused trediglY bin attendance from Dublin, the assemblage at Scedin iit ?? ilco frY tut blin) being cefl y I fpifycrioollorm tile ...

... IRIShi METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES, To come offl over Larraghbrien Course, near Maynooth, on MONDAY, APRIIL 2:1, SO.;D. K RIUE Cs ?? Wsterf'ordd' bg SirJohn, aged, t I: Ib: LUrd Waterford's oh I1 Brether to Rat-trap, 6 yra. 12,: Lord Wat'erford's br b i'ostilion, s yrs, list [Iob; Mtr. F 1 . \iOvijis h fhle Otter, C yrs, ?? 121b; Mlr. Laweon'9 . ; . Plu-ars) b) c Nmneless, 6 yrS, I est I lb; ...