... SIPOR'T[.NG IXTEILWENCE. EIdst8i S fr.EPLE CIIASES-FarnAY. N|otwitoiit ding ileth di-cuuracing state of the weatber dari'it *t e hole of lh. (lay, there ?? en immense assemblage yesitr- dny oil .lpsoinl Common, to Nvittless the lirst essay at a stfeple e.::sc ?? in that lart of the county, an essay whicb, to a. ?? ext -t, Ioiut ! e a1 lowed to have been eminentlysucces- fill-tba.. it toI: led ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEAVCE. iIUEDLE RACES AT CURRAGH APRIL MEETING,1-50. Ibe originally announced hurdle race at the Curragh of 10 sovs each, 50 sovs added, having failed (six only out of ?? having accepted), another attempt is hazarded. Ihe new featare i.-a handicap hurdle race of 5 soVS each, 25 sovs added-to name to Mr. J. R. llunter, Haddingtou Terrace, lingstown, on to-morrow (Wednesday), ...

... I NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING-MooNDAv. The Craven Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 60 added by the Jockey Club, for three yr olds, 6st 61b; lour. Sat 41b; five, Sst 131b; six and aged, 9st 51b. The winner to be sold for 600 sov8, if demandde, &c. A.F. 4 subs. Duke of Bedford's Retail, 4 yrs (F Butler) ?? ?? I Lord Exeter's Tisiphone, 5 yrs ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Sweepstakes of bO sove each, for colts, Sst 71b ...

... SPOTiNVG NI'NELLIGENVCE. ICILBEGGAN (CO. AVESTMrIATH) RACES-AwgI, 15. Stewards-J. Locke, 3I. Kelly, W. Codd, anS 11. D. Co~gan, Esqrs. 'I'bese sports came off over Loughnagorre courset, in the neigh- boul-hood of Kilbeggae, and presented nothing Rovel. The at- t.ndance was ciielly composed of peasautry. The two events annouziced were this decided:- Challenge Cop, value 40 gs, with 20 gs added. ...

... 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; ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, CRIIRAGII APRIL MEETING. This year's opeaing meeting will commeoce to-morrow, Tues. day, and temirnate on Friday next. The entries for her 3la- Je-tyi' plates will not be made known till a late hour this eve- nifng at the Club House, Iildare ; but we trust to be enabled, by or reporter, to place them before our readers to-morrow mornong. PALMERbSTOWN HlhUN'T STEEPLE ...

... SPORTING iJAPELLIGENCE. CUIRRAGII A eRIL MEETLNG-185o. YESTLIRDAY, Stnsewards-Tho Marquis of ~laterford, Sir T. Burke, B~aai sai J1. Courteray, Esq. lirifflant weather aided thle preliminary meeting o1'thisea, 'rlbs Great Sccthertc ]ailw..y Company disptccc ye~a~ rat ft si Duiclii: at twelve o'clock, which consisted of tlel carraets04 and were dieconsist ing of about 3010 passengers. 'Ibescon ...

... L SPORTlING JNTELLIGENCE. CURlIAGH APRIL MEETING-aso. WEDNESDAN, APRIL 24. Stewards-The Marquis of Waterford, Sir T. Burke, Bart.. and J. Courtenay, Esq. Judge-Mr R. Hunter. A very poor attendance, no special train being despatched from Dublin this day, and the weather being threatening and unfavourable. The order of the running was as fellowv:- Wellington Stakes, 30 sovs h ft. Three Years Old ...

... S-T -- . CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, lS50. TIURiSDAY, APRIL 2F. Stewards-The Marquis of Waterford, Sir T. Burke, Bart., and ,. Courtenay, rlsq. Judge-31r R. Hunter. Rain fell heavily from an early hour in the morning up to no in, and had a sad effect upon the attendance, which was ex- trenmely thin, scarcely Ialf a hundred persons leaving Dublin by the special railway train for the Curragh, the ...

... - - 3SpORTIJNG INTELLIGENCE. CUIIRAGH APRIL MEETING, 150. (COTICLUDED.) FRIDAY, APRIL 25. Stewards-The hlarquisof Waterfurd. Sir T. Burke, Bart,, and 1, CourtenaY Esq. Judge-Mr ii. RHotaer. The first meeting for the year was brought to a close on this day. The Weather was more favourable than on the two pre- cediog days, but there was scarcely any improvement in the attendance Tlhe first event ...

... - IRISH 11IILITARY STEEPLE CHASES. After much uncertainty these spocts are detinitively fixed t% coece oil' at the Fairy liouse, on tile 3d of .May, four days aftr tie 3Metroopolitan Steeeple Chabes. whicls take place the day tear Metyccootih. 'Ihe re-opened artleles cosed on Saturday with the tol,,wicg entries:- Sweep-takes of Io ?? each, ii ft sovs added for horse-, 1pnica fide tho prop~erty ...

... BSPORTING INTELLGGENC - IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHAS]ES DIONDAY, 0APRIL 29. Stewvards-Lord Drunkellin, 81ir Rlobert Newman, Bert.. P'ercy Nugent, Beart., M.P.~ flon. ArusrrGoge I REq. Clerk of thle Course, Mr. W. itobioon ;,tgco.lidan, flunter.I 1 R Thlids cele~brated triob steeple chase meeting scareely on former year excited so intense an interest ns on ti, allyg 'Tie spstlimng community ...