... SPORTI.NG JXTELLIlGPNCE. THE WESTERN DISTRICT AND BALLY3MORE STEEI'LE CIIASES. MAIICII I ITII-FIiS'T DAY. This meeting, got up chiefly through the exertions of the offi- cers quartered at Atilone, coinmenced yesterday. The attend- ance', though considerable, fell far short of former years, emi- gratiun halving evidently thinned the ranks of the pasantrY.- 'ihe line of country was badly marked ...

... SPORTING INTELLWGLNCE. COVENTRY STEEPLE CHASES AND HURDLE RACES. TUESDIAY. Selling Hurdle Stakes of 5 cove each, S ft. and 23 added. ?? miles. (3 subs.) Mr. Johnson's Sarah Sykes, lost 2ibs (Frisby) ?? ?? 1 Mr .J. Webb's Wiseacre, 'st Illbs ?? .. ?? 2 Lord Lurgan's Vaut-Etien, I set Jibs ?? ?? ?? Won by a neck. Craven Steeple Chase Handicap of 2o sovs each, half ft., and 5 only if declare', ...

... SPORTING INTELLIG1ENCE. ENTRIES FOR LUCAN SPRING MEETING, 1850. MONDAY, MARCHo 18. STEEPLr-CeIASE.-Free Handicap Sweepstakesof 6SOVs. eacb, in case of acceptance, 30 sovs. added. Three miles, steeple- chase course. bib allowed to Corinthian riders. Winner to pay 5 sovs. towards expenses. Mr. J. G. Murphy's b m IHeroine, 5 yrs. ?? -- g nm The Oaks, 5 yrs. Mr. Rlush's b m Kate (it b), aged. Mr. ...

... 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 ...

... SPORTIlNG INTELUGENCE. FRITIT MANOR STEEPLE CHASES-TmrnsDAi'. steepe ChaseFee Handicap of 10 sovs each, with 100 T Stidel the second to receive 201, and the winner to be sold by anctiel for 21501. Ratlier more than three miles. 17 subs. Mr. eson's' ?? Oaks, 9st 131b Olliver) ?? I Mr. 'elliltsd SpasiCe, lost 41b 2 i. ttol't s a ind-your-own-business, 10st 41b 3 eleven others ran but were not ...

... LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING-WEDNESRDAY. (FROM ?? CORRESPONDENT) The Trial Stakes of 5 sovs each. One mile and a quarter. Andalusian ?? .. ?? ?? Pin Nono, ?? . ?? ?? .. . ?? The Spring Cup of 100 sovs. One mile and three quarters. Doubt ?? Augeant ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 THE GRAND NATIONAL SPRING STEEPLE CHASE.. This being the race of the day, much anxiety was, of course,. felt as to its result; and, as ...

... SPOpT[NIG INTEL LIGENCE. SPIDDAL COURSING CLUli-WVEDNESDAI, MARCII 13. 'Tlhe meeting concluded this day was one of the most success. ful, as well as brilliant, which has ever been held in this or any other country. The weather beautiful-the ground in ex- cellent conlition-the hares numerous and stout beyond all former experience, and the attendance of sporting and country geatleninil was of ...

... SPORT7.V; C1 VTEiLGJE.VCE. TA'TTEllSALL'S-THUiISD.%. W'ARWICK( HANDICAP. '1 to I agst Lord J. Scolt's D faulter, 4 to I ag-t Mr. 7teeson's Dart, 4 to I agst 3lr. irwinn'sBallinafiad, 6t o 0 agstl r. Lawsuo's Keleblia NORTHAAMP'TONSHIIRE STAKES. C to I avet Mr. Ilalford's llarriott (taken to 10'1), 13 to 2 agst Mr. Hill's obteltey, oI to I ngst Duke of Bedford's Mabratta, I 2 to I agst Lord ...

... SPOR7'iNG IN'TEIGENCE. CURIIAGLI APrIL MEETING, isso. TULSDSAT, 23. Scurry Stakes, 5 Boves each, With 25 Beva added. Arn;ulesey Post. To name at the time of esotrance fir the Qiesa's I'latsc. No race unless five eubsoribers, att 2 Boe'a each for eitralaie. Wts to be fixed Rame night. Her Majesty's Plate of S'So ?? flsr age :-tbrce yrs old, set 71b; four, set 91b; livy, 9st Sib; six and aged, ...

... SPORTING IN7'E]LL]GrVCE. WARWICK AND LEA31lNGTON STEEPLE CHASES ElIDAY. The Grand Annuallfandicap of 25 sovs each, 1S ft. with lo added; the second to save his stake. Four miles (41 s ° II of whom declared.) UbS, Mr. i. 13;irdus Sir I'eter Laurie, 6 yrs, I0st 21b (Mr. Goodman) Mr. ?? F. 1lusoc's P'roceed, aged, IOst 911) . Mr. llnderon',s Little Fanny, aged, 8st 121b -- 2 Ti'he frllouvill' al ...

... SPORTING INTlLlENCE. DONCASTERt SPRING MEETING. FRInAY'. Optional Selling Stakes of 3 soys'each, and 20 added; forS year colds and upwards. One mile. Eleven subs, e Mr. Blacker's Theory, 4 yrs (Cartwright) Mr. Blarker's 'Young Itarboo, B yre .. ?? ..2 Air. Wilkin's Macic Wand, 3 yra . . ?? R igit others ran but were not placed. Won Uy three lengths. Northern Steeple Stakes, of 3 sove each, and ...

... Since Lucan Spring meeting, on the 18th Marchi (go spira~y got up, and Fucceoefully managed by the worthy proprieler of the course, Mr. WmYn. toinson. unaided, we are asdured by a single shilll:nrg Eubscrilption),nothingivorthrecording has OttUrred in Irish sp orhtig Circles. '1l his has proved a complete blank week, but the next promikes abundantly. there being a c'uste of doings set down ...