... I i SPORTING, INTELLIGNORE.' ?? '(5trno ut 001COB BPOOiDrxT.) pi GALWAY HUNT S1'EEPLH 6 CHASES. n sAT '12. 1~ntrles for Sweepstakeq,- a gove; p p., 40 sovo addedl, foi. hoeroes the ropety o mebers of the Gaiway jfox hounds, with pe- miles. era. ~Weighfoeg.Gelese ridB. Tri Mr. . Blkepy's h gPill-box. Lor Clotnoris'sb; g: Miller.'7 Mr. . Mhon' hrm ' Bl1ouio.7 * Mr.'J3. amnbertla oh 'g Ofhimeon ...

... *, SPORTING I1TELLIGENCE. BIRR (KING'S COUNTY) STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. FRIDAY, OCTOBEn ISTH. Stakes, a ?? each, 2 ft. 20 cove added; weight for age.- , Two miles. Steeple chase course. Mr Walsh's b g Noisy Boy, 6 yrs, 11st 71b (Brady) ?? i t Mr Smith's b m by Warlike, 6 yrs 12Bt SIb (Hanlon) ?? 2 Mr ...

... I Wednesday, July 12. The CaoTars STLVRs of 10 sovs each, h ft. with 40 added; three year. oldeg6t 01b; four, Bst 21b; five, Bst 101b; aix and aged, 9;t; mares and geldings allowed2lb* one mile and a quarter. (7 saubs.) Lord Glesgow I Lord Derby' Mr. Ewbank IlIr.Parr ' Baron Bothschild Mr. Munro Mr. Saxon The MEnseU SToxac 6 of 25 sovs each, 15 ft, with 50 added; for two year'olds; colts, Bst ...

... BlETTING OF THE WEEK. T -Tho bettinL was extremely dul thi 5ATTE RSAIL'S, MOanDAY..TOO nettinyg was be aftenoon, th e handicap speculatlor vidinetly resring af eingy investment until the appearance of the entries for the monstec ensage- nents c of the erthenoiag Spring. Althoe win the underyenaioued horses ore priced for the Chester Cop, the Iuveste:nts were in any but large anmounts, ...

... I - ?? I Matches for Next Week. DrEC. 6.-B. Badcook and Abbe Clarke, 440 yards, x6 a side, Beggar jBush, near Coldfield, Birmingham. 5.-J. Evans (of Westbromwieh) and S. Burns (of Darlaston), 200 yards, 15 a side, Beggar Bush, near Coldileld, Bir- minc~ham 5.-Danu!70'flrienandIW.Taylor, 93 aside, to walk two miles, within eight miles of Londo.llo S.-G. T. Reid and IV. fill, to ran 1,d yards, ...

... P , D E ,S T. R ., ,, .A - S. FiE D:Et T-RIAWISllfM. .. . I I c I i, : A . ,, , . . ?? .XMathes for 'eit.Week. Arin30.-Edgehill and dItight, to n 120 yard ;night recelving one yard start, for 5 a side, on the Pershore-road. 30.-Brigds ad Nortdllfi to qrg.7 120 yards, fur. I15 a side, at 30,-H. Margetts and J Telford, to run 140 yards, for i50 a side, at .; Helluve,Msulehestr.lX i.. :. - Fi 30: ...

... _. _ A Tuesday, August 5. Thle RiTLPTA PARK STASES Of 5 soya eacb, with 25 added by the Marquis of Dovnashire, and 10 from the fund for the Second horse;- three year olds, 7et 41b; four, Sat 71b; five, Oat; six and aged. Dtl ib; mares and geldinugs allowed Bib; the winner to be ld for 150 sovs, if demanded, &c.; winners once in 185r, before or alter naming, to carry 31b; twice, 51b; thrce or ...

... P : S T RA`S PED STRI 3NISM. . , 9 . % . I . ,, ' . f , . T , ~i. : atches fori, J it Week. MAY 2L-C. Stratford and W. WiAODn, to rini one mile, for 5 (open for 10) a side, at Maxfield's Mile, Slough;. 26 and 27,-At Halifax Fair, a, one -fi'e handicap, opan to all -Englta, at Westhill Paik, Halifax; first prize; 1I&- othersdiu proportion,. . 27.-Titus BDukiey (of Kibg'surbi-s near Halifai), ? ...

... Tuesday, Aug. 1. Steward: J. T. Phillips, Esq. Starter and Judge: Mr. White, jun., 'of Nautwieh. Clerk of the Course: Mr. John Wadlow. The M'eacEes' PLIes of eo sovs, the gift of the member for the borough and the southern division of the county of Salop, for horses that never won 50 at any one time; the second horse, to receive 5 out df the plate; heats, once round and a distance. Pyrois, 3 ...

... sAQ UA-TlICS. | High Water at London Bridge. AP= .2 morning 49 min.past '4 aftrnoon 5min.past 5 3 ?? . . , ., , 38 . .3S.G 4. 5 . 5.. 15 . 6 ?? , 9 .-6 6. 26. 7. 2., , . . 8 7 , ,47. ?? 33 g9 . 17 .10 . . ?? Rbgattas a-d Matches to Come. Aran 4-Meeting of the Thames Unity Club to make arrangementb for the season. ?? and Cambridge Universities eight-oared match on the Thames. 13.-Prince of ...

... HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGEB. OCT. 9 morning 10 min, past 6 afternoon 37mol. past 6 10 . 10 ?? 7 . 47 . 11 . 32 . 8 . 21 ?? 12 . 10 ,. 10 . 57 . 10 13 35. . . 11 4 . 6. 12 31 12 15.. 6 4 . ?? I ,, 16 ?? 1 REGATTAS A-ND MATCHES TO COME. OcT. 13.-New York Yacht Club Regatta. 17.-John Sionett and W. Curtis, Ikudsmen of Shadwell, to row from East Greenwich to Globe Stairs, Rotherhuthe, for 5 a ...

... TftE EPSOM RACE ANNIVERSARY OF. 1854. Stewards: The Marquis of Exeter.; J. M. Stanley, Esq.; Hon. F. Vilfjer, M.P.; Arthur Ieithootej Esq.; C. H. Carew, Esq. Clerk of the Course: Mr. Henry Dorling. Judge: Mr. Clarke. Starter: Mr. Hibburd. Course Clearer: Mr. Starling. Epso som.! world-renowned Epsom ! who, that 66i ip an Edglish word, let him be in whatever clime he may, has not heard of ...