... SPORTING INTELLW.-ENCI. HlARTLEPOOL ReCESi-YECTErIiAy. (BY MAGNETIC TELECRtAcP.) Trial Stalcee-Prinoese of O.anuge let; Mets. 2nd; Media Amelia 8rd. Corporation Plate-S:rprlse I t; Rmsedale 2nad- four rau. lartlepool Hendicap-Wrcii o7 D~rweut let; Ducrow 2nd-eight ran, TATTFRSALL'S BETTING. Ebor Handicap-8 to I aget VLdOttU (taken); 7 to I agst Pretty Boy (offered) 9 to I agst Borderer; 10 to ...

... SPOJTING .NTELLIGENCE. TATTER(SALL'S-3ION'DAY. It |WARWICK HANDICAP. s to I agst Lord J. Scott's D1faulter. 4 to I agst Mr. o Dart, 5 to I agst Mr. Irwin's Ballinafld , to I ngst Lord cirde,,, St. Antonio, 1, MO to ho nget Keleshea winning the Ia Handicap and Chester Cup. LFAMIINGTON SrEEPLE CIIASE. 8 to I ngst Proceed, 8 to I agst Little Fanriy (taken to 1061), .12 to I agst Venture, 21) to I ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGBECE, SANDY31OUNT RACES. These sports are announced to come off on Whit.Monda tb 20th of May, under the stewardship of Captain w~ile' J. 11. Smythe, Esq. Articles for a hurdle race and fratlrae hst been arranged as follows:- blt Hurdle Stakes. 1 sov each, 10 soE0 added, 12St each. entering subject to be claimed for Iril; if entered, to be Io1do 40!, allowed 41b; for tO0, 71b; ...

... _ I MANCUESTER RACES-YESTERDAY. (1T MAG1NETIC TELEGRAPH.) Wilton Stakes. Princess Royal ?? ?? ?? ?? I M5anister ?? ?? .. ?? . . Sister to Ellington ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . Seven ran. Salford Borough Car. EllermIre ?? ?? .. ,, Msartlett ?? 2 Ten ran. Derby lsandicap. Glebe Hawk ?? ?? ?? 1 Plausible ?? ?? ., , . ?? 2 Five ran. CURRAGtI JUNE MEETING, 1857. ADDITIONAL ]RACES. TUESDAY, 23. Stewards' Plate ...

... |SOR TIXNINTEiLLGR!WJ3. l CHANrILLY RACES, (BY MAGNETIC TaleirGRAI'U.) .rY WAGNETXO TRLUQRA1?1.) Emperor's Vase-Saceaterer, lot O Cath, 2d; Ventre it. Grls, 8d; Z uave, 4th; Gouvseux, 5th, Won by a length. TATTERS ALL'S-YSTERDAT. LATEST BlETTNG. I - Cesarowlitob Stnke3-12 to 1 aget English Rose (taken) 14 to I aget Prioress; 100 to 7 aget HAppyLarin (taken); 1l to I aget Underhand (taken); 40 ...

... T IVULD SAi-L'S -YESTEBI)AT, - -- . . C q i; e.-1,000 to 10 agst Barbarity (i), D~i j--9 eo to 20 agst YidPsleon (t); 17000 to B0 aget rigrn;0Y.M:(ci, J,OOO to e0 aget Voleaos (t), 1,000 to i6 Par Wet (lt, i,0G0 tm 1 , ?? Vas2 P:mau (t, i,070 i. tC ,gO-'7 .za7 FUSTINt: APPOII'TMENTS, Lv'-Aft-tr Sup aoil Worry farrie,.-7tj,, Sinat Farrl, i r ;;lsbrdge , 14th, Li'glaseir: li7to Yiqfarrell Ford ? ...

... SPORTINCi A 7'ELtLGENCE. - I +XKt4wS- -(rrnoS -eUa OO'BBB5PO2DBNiT.) MONDAT, MARCH 2a. Stewaida-q A Boyd, Zltq; John Longworth, Edq; Chas Hall, EHg ; W H Jones, Esq ;franoci 4al11-9sq ; Henry Xurray. Eaq; J G Q x, ERoq; John Malone, Eeq. Mr It J H &tqr, judge. Afeter an interval of seven long years, steeplechasing v.a yeeteiday revived at Ballymore. The meeting was largely at tended by the ...

... - SPORTING INTE LLIGF CE I CUIRRAGII SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1859. WEDXESDAY, SEPT. 7. le (FROm OUR CORRESPONDENT.) it StewardS:-Captain D. W. Pack Beresford, Chlirs- ol topher St. George, Esq.; William Quinn, Esq. a Tle weather to-day was very favourable, and well n snited for racing, the air being clear and not by any means too sharp. The attendance was not numerous, n and verv few of the fair ...

... I SPORTING INTELlIGBNCB. CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING. (FROM OUR CORREdPONDENT.) Stewards-Win. Quin, Esq.; Marquis of Waterford; and Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. Judge-Robert JX Hunter, Esq. THIRD DAY-T11UrSDAY, OCT. 14. The attendance this day was extremely limited, although the weather was most propitious, and the special train in requisition. The running afforded little for comment, each event being ...

... HUNTING APPOi'kNTMENTS. NovEMBER. GAnRIsON HOUNDS-This day (Tuesday), 16th, Seven Mile- stone, Ahhbourne-road; Friday, loth, Flat-house; Monday, 22d, Eilrue; Friday, 2.th, Killarkin-gate; Monday, 29tb, Tyrrelstown.-At one o'clock. TEE PALMESsTOwN HAaRlEas.-This day (Tuesday), the 16th, Blanchardstown; Saturday, 20th, Castle-Baggait; Toes- day, 23d, Barberstown-bridge; Saturday, 27th, Niath ...

... BY EXPRE SPORTING iNTELLIGENCE. FREVEMAN'S JOURNAL OFFICE, I n, T/hursday Morning, Five o'Clock. f (FROM OUR CORRlESPONDENT). I 3? CASHEL RACES AND STUEPLE CHASES. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDA., OCT. 20. Stewards:-Marquis of Waterford, Sir Timothy (;'Brien, r M P, Francis Scully, Esq. M P, James Sadleir, Esq, M P, Ro. bert Keatinge, Esq. MPI. John M Bushe, Esq, Edmund W he Murphy, EsHj, Southcote ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENcE CURRAGH COURSLNG CLUB. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT) WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24. This newly-formed club beld their first meeting to d the short grass. The attendance was numerous The t Southern Railway Company despatched a speciar trai fr, Dublin a few minutes after nine o'clock, a-m., vwhich recle the Curragh station before ten. Coursing commenced rly after the arrival of the ...