... SSPORPTNG INTELLIGENCE. SANDtYMOUN r .ACES. Thsee adjourned sports, we perceive by our advcrtising co- lumiD, will come oft' thls day on Sandvmount Strand. Tlhe (X:iguity of thi3 delightful suburb to the metropolis, a prospect cf fiir weather sad sport, afford ample grounds for hope of a nurerous arsemblgc. Three races are announced-the start for the lirit at half-past two o'clock. QUEEEN'S ...

... 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; ...

... STEEPLE -CHASE AT FAIRY-}fOUSE. WEDNESDAY, MAY I. The stceple-chase announced in our paper of yesterday, came ofl this morning over Fairy-House course, about a dszen miles from Dublin. 'The hour appointed for the start was half ptist nine o'clock, and at thbt hoer, though the weather was very cold, there was a brisk gathering of sporting characters on the ground. TLe course, which was in ...

... P SPORTING 1h 2 ElLlGFN.CE, TEA-POT CLUB STEEPLE CEASE. This annual event will come off to-day over Fal.kr, Course, and, from the large number of acceptances (vhwhh e, subjoined) is likely to be a well-contested race:- Handicap Sweepstakes, I soV each, with a silver tea pot addel Four miles. The winner to give a dinner, with a dozen e Champagne, to the members of the club samae evening. Mr. ...

... E PSOM RACES-WEDIESDAY. inE IJEnISy bAy. For the firt time since 1798, the Epsom programme an- onanced a race to precede the two great events of the meeting, in the ,liape of a free plate of slt., an addition to the ordinary qualtumn of sport acceptable to the visitors and creditable to the ainngernent Apart frocm this, the arrangement of the stakes, and of the business of the course, was in ...

... SANDYM1OUNT RACES. These aportS. Iilich were fixed for Monday next, have been po.ipened to Thursday, the 23d of May, in consequence of oilier rates interfering, 1. DinOC leas sold his Anglesey filly, by B irdcatcher- dam, Madama Vcstris, for £300, to Mr. Copperthwaite, who has isc ed her for a round sum for tile Anglesey stakes next Sep. tinter Currsgh meeting, Shte lees been removed to Mr. L. ...

... SPORT)NO IN IEL. E. CE. PALME6ISTOWN HUNT STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. MiONDAY, mAY 13. Stewards-C. Hall, F. Hall, and W. Lynch, ESqrs. Clerk of the Cours, Mr. W. Robinion. Judge, 31r. R. Hunter. These sports came olr to-duy over the old and 'avourite Lucan coursa. Thc attendance, though not as numerous as on former occasions, was fashionable and bri-k in a high degree. The running proceeded ...

... SPORTING 1AIELLIGEN CE. MULLINGAR (COUNTY WFSTMEATH) RACES. NEWTOWN COURSE. FIRST DAY-MO'D1Al, X MY 6. Stewards- Sir Percy Nugent, Bart., M.P.; W. H. Magan, Esq, I31 1. George A Boyd, Henry Murray, John Malone, John DeBlaquiere, Itichard Connolly, and Charles Roche, E~qrs. Judge, G. A. Boyd, Eeq. This wa- one of the bust country meetings we have witnessed for a considerable period. Everything ...

... SPORTIN INTELLIGENCE, I EPSO3 RACES-TUESDAY. The day's sport was not of a nature to call for many oberna tions-the Craven Stakes came off as everybody anticipatedbto: was a very near thing; it is long since the gallant CollingworJ was run so close. The Knight of Gwynne was weighed forttb race, and his number suffered to remain ant.1 a good dealot money had been laid out on him and Collingwood ...

... MULLINGAR (COUNTY WESTMEATII) RACES. NEWTOWN COUIRSE. 8EC.;ND DAY-TLEDAY, MAY 7. Stewards-Sir Percy Nugent, Bart, ?? W. H. Magen, Esq, M.P.; George A Boyd, Henry Murray, John Malone, John DeBllaquiere, Ilichiard Connolly, and Charles Roche, &qrs. Judge, G. A. Boyd, Esq. l'hi weather on this day was equally propritious as on the preceding, but the attendance far inferior. The running was as ...

... SPORTING INfL'LLIGENCE. I THE WHITE FIELD (CO. KILlKENNY) STEEPLE CQAqEq T'II RSDAY, m-4 Y 2. These steeple chases came off this day over the WhitetiEli course, The day was beautifully fine, and there could not have been less than twenty thousand present. 5 FOsS each p p, and pur e added. Three miles, Mr. St. John's gr g Sir Charles (Owner) ?? ?? Mr. IRoss bhr m The Nun (Owner) ?? ?? . Mr. ...

... LIVEiRPOOL HUNT CLUB-SECOND SPRING MEETING. ie (VHOM OUR OWN CORRESONSDENT.) at L}vlEnrcor,, WEDNESDAY NlallT.-The second spring mect- ing of this sporting club cams o9f this day at Iloylake. JThe ss weather was fine, and the attendance was numerous. The e sporting wms good, and the arrangements excellent. The first race was for thc Iloylake cup; sweepstakes of 5 sOeV. each: over the usual ...