... SZportiln. CURRAOH OCTOB3E1R MEETING, 185n. TileURlSOA, OCTOBilt 20. Selling Stakes, :5 sovs p p, 25 ?? added for two year olh1s. Mr. miii'pliy's c by Tearairay, 7st Tib, £50 (Os- horne) .. ?? ?? ?? I Mr. P. Davis's cli f I3irdeatcher, 7st 41b, £75 ?? 2 Mm'. Atkiison's c by Crozier, 6st 41b, £.;0 ?? 3 Mr. Atkinson's hr c lBorgia, 7ist 51b, £25 .. 4 Betting-5 to 4 against Borgia; 3 to I ...

... ?? portilis. CARIIICK.LVCRItOSS (CO UNTY -10NAGIIAN) STEE.PLF-CIIASES. MONDAY, OCTOrr:rs 24THI. S'CrCI:kRD-Sir GeorgeForster, Bart,1 P.; Georle I CGartlan, Esq., Phinket Kenny, Esq., Edward Gib- son, Esq., Neal J. MI'Mahon, Esq. The above meeting, which commenced this dav, Was attendled by a la re number of the peasalltstr, and a spriiliing of the local gecnti y -uhuoiicd is a return: C:LIiCkI ...

... pOtatilly. ROYAL DOWN CORPOItAT'IONN RACES. I[A tZI' .V DS15i~s~ ?? roulrR 26. Governor-the Earl of Caledlon. Registrar-A. l. Bond, Esq. The attendance to-day, owing tothe continued incle- mency of the veathier, was very thin, indeed, but the sports were of a most attractive character. The first event camno ol's at two o'clock. It was for a Haudicap SweeLpstalkes of 5 sovs, 2 ft (to be paid at ...

... ?$Portillg- THE NORTH UNION COURSING CLUB. ANTAtIM, NOVEMi1rr:rr 8TI AND 9TII. President:-Viscount N 'lass'etriet arid ?? Stevvrrds:-Lord Lur-gar. L.ieut.-Cil. Lmayox; Cotiviyg- ham, William Chainta, H. if. Wall, mid 1 urlu igh Stuart, Esp-s. Juldge- r.rOvwens. Slipper-P. Slic- ri'alli. T Hl E V A S E. FI1iST TtKS. Mr. FitzVVilliaM's f b CSi amen beat Mr. M'Gildn' nev's bd b lady Hathawav. Mir ...

... KILLILEAGl, KILLINCI-HY, KILMOOD, AND TULLYNAIULL FARMING SOCIETY'S AN- NUAL PLOUGHING MATCH. I Ti-a annual plounghing match of this society was held on Thursday, on the farm of MIr. Thomas Tavlor, Bal- lvgoskin, Killileagh. There was a large musier of the farmers and others interested in the agricultural pro- gress of the district. Thirty well-appointed ploughs, ?? teams, assemblled and ...

... DERBY RACeS.-WEDNESDAY. UINroy Herus STAsEs.-Escape, 1; Newman Nogga, 2. Six ran. MIDLAND STEEPL- CirAsr:.-Trout,1; Spring,2; Vic- tress, 3. Eight ran. Won by a length and a-half. HI{LFAX (NOVA SCOTIA), JAN. 21.-The report of the loss of the brig 0lfary Jane still lacks confirmation. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Alexander Stuart Logan, Esq., advocate, to be sheriff of the shire or ...

... BltRIINGRHAVI RACES-NIONDAY. Lnowle Steeple-Chase-Ace oa' Trumps, I; Countess, ?? Four ran. Grand Military Hanmicap-Torrent, 1; Beclbury Lass, 2. Four ran. Bir-ir ghain and Warwick Steeple-Chase-Cali- Ifeo,, G 'dling, 1; Frondebeatuf, 2. Ten ran. Free H .ndir-:tp Stec-ple-Clhase-No race. Mr. Mathew NelSon has been appointed post-master for Carrickfergous, in place of Mr. Alexander, who has ...

... -NEWMARKET RACES-WEDSZ9My. 10 SoVS. SwvEEPSTazss-Guy Maranering, 1; Milan ricarde, 2. Nine ran. CrAVEN HaNDICAP-Epliesus, 1; Nathan 2. NinE ran. HANDICAP PLATE-Lady Flora, 1; Legatee, 2. Foul ran. SEVENTY POuNllD PLATE-Newbold, 1; Jack Leem. ing, 2. Four ran. FIFTY POUND PLATE-Lady Flora, 1; Legatee, 2. Three ran. CATTERICK RACES-WENESDA1-. TRIENNIAL STAaiES-Sicily, 1; Titormus, 2. Seven ran. ...

... 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. ...

... CHESTER RACES-TUESDAY, IMIY D. Tan Grosvenor Stakes of 10 sovs. each, h ft, 40 added, Mile and a-quarter. M~r. T. Parr's Rataplan, 4 yrs, Sst 12hb ?? ?? 1 Captain D. Lane's Epaminondas, 3vrs, 6st I21b ?? 2 Betting-5 to 2 agst Rataplan; 4 to 1 agst Epami- nondas. The Palatine Stakes of 15 sovs. each, 5 ft, 100 added, for three-yr-old fillies, Sst 7lb each. One mile two fur. i'r. J. M. Stanley's ...

... Yr ST RDAY, according to publicannouncementa cricket match was played in the lawn of the Botanic Gar- dens, between the officers and soldiers of the 68th and 62nd foot, and the officers and soldiers of the dragoons now stationed in Belfast. The gardens were opened on the occasion to the public at small prices; and, from an early hour in the afternoon, large nun- bers had assembled to wvitness ...

... -%parting Ifiteltiffenre. EPSONG RACES-TuESDAYr, MAY 30. The Woodcote Stakes of 10 sots each, with 100 added, for two-yr-old colts, Sst 71b, arid fillies, Sst 4Ib. The owner of the second horse to receive 25 sovs out of the stakes. The New T.Y.C. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. T. Powell's Flatterer (brother to Flirt), .. 1 Mr. Savon's ch f Iary, by Idle ?? ?? 2 Eight others ran.' The Epsorn ...