... . #110(rtllvq. THE CURIAGH JUNE M1EETIG, 1856. FRIDAY, JuNS 27. Tnrs nbove meeting was brought to a conclusion this day in a most satisfactory manner. The weather was as fine as could be desired, and the sport of a first-elass character. The attendance was large and fashionable. The different races were decided as under:- ' Match-50 sovs, each h ft. 8S each. Mr. W. Kennerly's b Ib Arbutha (D. ...

... 'flyalloo. BELEEE (COUNTY FERMA~NAGH) COURSING MEETING-'MAUlCI{ 11 AXD 12. Stewnards-Lord H. Loftus, J. C Bloomfield, and Jans. Johnston, Esqrs. JudIge- Mr Owvens. BSLEL E STARiES OF £3 JOs EACl. Mr Kirk's r d Rienzi beat Mr James Johbston's ns b d MIr Winder's b b E3aster ?? Dickson'sns bld Erin. Mr Winjder's r d Legar Ilill beat Mr Anderson's If and b d Almna. Mr lirolvn's bd d Felix beat Mr ...

... w 6fithictiq, SECOND ELEVEN OF UNION CRICKET CLUB V. JIOLYWOOD CRICKET CLUB. TuI return niatch between these clubs caiue ofl on Thursd]ay last, oii the ground Or the Uninn Clbm), who were again the winners, although it wilL he seen that their Holywood friends gave them a little more trouble than in the previous game, 'The hatting was in grenenal tamo, bint the flolding of both clubs, at all ...

... tvYoD, SATURDAy NirTr, Aua. 14-Thc race for tile Club Prize of£50 for cutters, Time race, half &Ckers's scale, or a quarter of n minute per ton. Thie Victoria course. Twice round. A prize or £10 to he given to the second vesscl, provided three comi- pieted the course. Thle following were the entries:- Yachts. Tons, Owners. Arreo w .. . 102 ?? T. Chlunberlano, Esq. Cyinba ?? ,a ?? . ?? lurse. ...

... SP OR T ?? G. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOUER \llEE'TING. Yl:STEltDAY'S ?? (Sp iet'iiillii 7 i'paied foi the Mi'/Dat Ve 's-Letti,'). A Il kNlitsl' Strlltiis'tA r tis ni 2(1 sovs eicllt, fit1 (it'i' five It, if ec'lil'd hit tello' lock the eveulling eflor rttrttit ii' to go to ithe owtt'er of' tile I eto'ud borse, fo it thee-'t-ollds attd llwtr'ds. T.Y.C. SydneyX5, ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? I ...

... (!sri dete WINDSOR ?? FALLS. I' INsoliiida', ]lust a m elllti CalmC off between thle W1) torki (M~iolloe) a0(1 FOlSt QrIciket. Chllbs, inl thleI Ci ant's Rling-the Falls winnin ?? with oile, wleket to p~ downV), as5 wlvl be see)) by the 11 joilel swre Tris resul iiseviilled to 10 (ul~u 0 inexpe(;tedi by thle know- hng onles, its thle elteven brought to the field by Master \Vu rilr as, the ...

... v 6, lid,01q. WINDSOR 1. BALLYSILLAN. Tinsll, atcl, cname ofl on Saturday tile 1'1th instant at Ballysillahi, the ground being provided by William IEwart, Esq. The Windsor Chilb went to the wickets lirst; the batting ot Mr. Dullin being good. On tho purt ol the Bahysillan Club the battilnl of Messrs. Deniposier and Slaw was very gfodl; Mr. Dcmpster's bowling6 being excellent. Tliels ...

... ' CR'[Ck]kTq . BALLYSILLAN V; MALONE. A ?? ca'mnie6ff on Satuvdty, the 18th instant, be- tween thpse tfwo clubs oh thc ground qf the former. Tbe'inatcih termlinated in fayour of the Mal6ne by 14 ItALONEX . i . ;W , i M ?? . 2*D) INNINGS ; 'James Colins b Hempbilt ?? 4a Prieatly b A. M. 9bhaw 0 ?? Maloolsiisbr ?? I G A. M. Shnw b Straohau 7 ?? Bfviwn b Strfehan 0 b Strachau '0 1D:wytie d atrd b ...

... . OFFICERS OF THE GARRISON T. BELFAST CRICKET CLUB. TuNs highly-interesting match caiiie off yesterday, in tho Botanic Gnrdeni* and, after a keen contest, re- sulted in favour of the club. Time being limited, the game was decided in one innings. The Belfast Club appeared first at the wickets, and made a fine display of cricket, their total score being 82 runs, contributed principally by Messrs ...

... ,ZpOrtilUll. | PISOMA SPRIUO MIEETING: -Titn uamu Erser, replete wit tl th nlost exciting reminiscences of past racing seasons, lur ?? largely to its reputation by the success of this nief tilig. 'lihe grald 0 siand adll bettig- enclosure were very ! nut ittiosly attendied, the coinp`lnv compriin-g the Pr lineipal prolessioutil speculators alid iii[tritts of the toilf e'ho procudings commenced ...

... NEWMIARKET SPRING MEETING.-TIURSDAY. The Queen's Plate of 100 guineas. Mr. T. Parr's Rataplan, 4 yrs (Flatman) ?? 1 Mr. Daly's Lamartine, 6 yrs (Dal) . 2 Kr. Mare's Nutpecker, 4 yrs (Rogers) . 3 Betting.-4 to one on Rataplan. Won by a length an d a-half. Renewal of the Sweepstakes of 100 sovs. each, h. ft., for 3-yr-olds, 8st. 71b. Mr. Osbaldeston's Champagne, Set. 7th. (Marlow) 1 AIr. ...

... #lTortluff. RUN WITH Tl1r Limasoix HoUNDs.-This cele- btated packl met at ?? on Friday. The morn- ing was cold and threatening, and at intervals sleet showers came, and made uts nearly shrink into our boots; however, we trotted on to Knoekaddery, which proved blank. Then jogged along to Balfin- garry, and the hounds,at the wave of Jack Bourke's hand, dashed into cover, in spite of wind and ...