... of Worcester, 7th IHussars; Lieut.- Colonel Shirley, Captain Villiere, 41st Regiment; Octavius Turner, A D.C.; Harmer Hardy and Thomas Edward Keily. Esqrs. 'Ihese sports opened to-day over the old course, a few mib s from Cork city. WVeather being favourable ...

... selling allowances-one mile and a half. The race was won by M. Loyer's ch h lReichstidt, by Napoleon, aged, ?? 21b (4,u0ef.), Hardy, beating Mr. Present's cli h Bridegroom by Earkway, 6 yrs, list 91b (5000 f.); H. Jackson; Mr. Stafford's b g St. Helier, 6st ...

... ISIZ'ELLUBENCE. I CURR&GH APRIL MEETING, 1853. (f aott OUD coRCaZPj)NLr4DET.) Stewards-W. Quin, Marquis of Waterford, and Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. TUIESDAY, ArIF, 2B. rhe opening meeting for tile year conmnenced to-day, and was very numerously and fashionably ...

... Penthony O'Kelly, Esq, Vice- Commodore; Coquette, 44 tons, N Hine, Esqjun ; Isidors, 100 tons (iron), tare and aft schooner, Thomas Pins, Esq, jan; Champion, 26 tons, R D Kane, Esq; Norma, 42 tons, M1 B irrington, Esq; Spray, 14 tons, P Lynch, Esq; Kelpie ...

... stone, Scott, Loaula Moore, Kingsmill, Mary St. Lawrence, and Emily St La~vr.nce. The Ladj, Mayoreas. The folowing were ?? Thomas Gresley, Bart, t and Lady Gre0sey; Lady Hoi t, Rear-Addmiral Carter, Captains King, Fraser' and Stewarr. Messrs. Kinkaid, ...

... Se- oret frum Plymouth; the Phantom, that gllant ?? craft tl wlinerof manyabardEaigedrace; theCymba, ?? oi the channel; the hardy Nimrod, the well-known UliAW clipper the Imp, and numerous othlird equally famoas, so that all lovers of aquatic sport may ...

... HEenry' Forbes,. Wiliam 'Jordn 'Jamnea Hardy,* W- Jeakins, 'Leghuret,: -lMartin, Siitherland; Robinson, M'Liscklen, .1robn Bd, (ihas Perrey, Qoorge Blggai 'Williai Reynolda Jamies 'O'Connor, Htnry' 'ewH, Thomas Jolinietou, Wiliam Azford,'Edsard 'Bocantleoryg ...

... faith in the three year olds at the weights allxed, 5 we malt give the 2os to Simon Pure or The Cheerful morn. The Railway Hardie Race ought to end in favour of the Old Screw, Arab Maid being penalised. ?lb for her winning mooe at Panohleatown on Friday ...

... M'Garry, ,f Eod, of Aalitown, county Dublin. November II, in Waterfoid, Dr. James Palmer, to Maria, daughter of the late Thomas Waring, Esq. November I I, at Ardnaree, William Carrick Little, Esq., of h Downhill House, in the county of Slilge to 3xane ...

... clsines oitbe ?? wird wae resumed yorterday before C. S. Crawford, Eeq, PL.I. Measrs. Norwood, eenuor end junior, with Mr. Thomas F. White, eoitoitor, attended on behalf of the Con8ervatives. Mr. Arkirip, and Mr. Nolan repre- sented the Liberals. Tbe scrutiny ...

... of the Royal Cjork Yaoht Club yacnts at preseat In harbour, with the details of their tonnage and ownsX's:-' I. Siren, 19, Thomas %] F'renec, Adnilrnl; Calypso, 17, S T W French - Eugenos, 0O rt Frankland, Vico-Admiral - Mystery, 25, P S French; ZeopIyrine ...

... DENv.) Stcwards-_Right llon. Lord Crof ion, Colonel French, ?? Captain Thomas W. Goff, M.P. lIou. Edward Crofton, Captin ilobert Goff, Edward J. Irwin, Esq.; 'Major D'Arcy, Thomas MINaghiten, Esq. ; Captain Ialfe, Robert P. Bayley, Esq. ; Patrick Digumin ...