... I I THURSDAY, OCT. 10. Stewards-The Marquis of Waterford, Sir R. J. Paul, Bart., Capt. E ll~worth 17th Lancers; Capt. Doyle, John Power, P. W. Power, r. h. Power, W. Johnson, C. Rogers, J Es- monde, and H. Jephson, Esqrs These snorts commenced to-day, and attracted a numerous assemblage of spectators, the weather being delightfully fine.- Among the company we observed the Marquis of Waterford, ...

... , ' CURLAGU OCTOBER MEETING, 1850. Stewards-bir T. Burke, Bart.; J. Courtenaytasd W. Quin, Esqrs. TUESDAY, OCTOBER li; The last meeting for the year opened this day, and although the weather was most favourable, and a special railway train despatched from Dublin, the attendance was very thin-six carriages being more than sufficient to accommodate the viitors from the metropolis. A-Ong the ...

... IRISH 31ETROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. MONDAY, 28th OCTOBER. (Lucan Course.) Stewards-Sir R. Newman, Bart., 7Ist Light Infantry; Major Tottenham, 12th Lancers; Captain Allen, Ist Dragoon Guards; Captain Slade, 4th Light Dragoons. Treasurer, J. Osborne, Esq, Clerk of Course, W. Lynch, Esq. Judge, Mr. R. Hunter. The expectations created by the announcement of these sports were more ...

... NEWMARKIET FIRST OCTOBER MI1EETNl; G. BE1TING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHSIT. FounR-YEAR-ool TRIENINIAL.-I I to 10 agst Vatican (taken), 2 to I agst Elthiron, 4 to 1 agst Lundgrave, 20 to I agst any other. CESAREWITCII.-9 to 1 agst Landgrave, 10 to I agst Esse- darius, 10 to 1 agst Wanota, 12 to 1 agst Bolingbroke (taken), 12 to I ?? Backbiter, 20 to I agst Cariboo (taken), 20 to I agst Baby (taken), 20 ...

... SPORTINO INTELLIGENEI I _ CURERAGH OCTOBER MEETING, 18ee. Stewilrds-sir ?? Burke, Bart.; J. Courtenay, and wV Eeqra. Ranger, R. B~rowne, Esq. Judge, Mir. it. Hun1ter. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, OCT 16. The attendance to-day was numerous and re~Pectlible. IT5 aspect of the weather was lowering, but there wa only a ?? sprinkle of rain during the day. Of the sp[ort little callbe slid Except the Third ...

... IRISH MILITARY STEEPLE CHASES. Wednesday, Nov. 6. ?? IES, S6WEtrSTAKFC, 7 sovs each, 11 ft S0 Bova added for officers, ?? for age-4 yrB 10st 71b, 5 yrs list 4ib, 6 and aged 12st 1;inners extra; three miles, Mr. Canninghlain's (92d Regiment) br II Tho Celt, 4 yrs; Captain lane's (17 Lancerq) br g Marathon, 6 yrs; Captain Ssndford's ?? Light lIfantry) b mi Linnet, 5 yrs. SWSEEL'STAXEE a sovs ...

... v THOMASTOWN (COUNTY KILKENNY) RACES. o SEPT ao, & OCT. 1. These sports came eff on the above days, over Grennan course, and were well attended, the.Waterford and Kilkenny Railway a company despatching half hour trains from Kilkenny to Thomas- n town during the rates. The running was uninterestiag. P F1GST DAY. a SWEEPSTAKES, 2 ?? each, 10 sovs added-weight for age.- g Heats, one mile and a ...

... CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING, 1850. Stewards-Sir T. Burke, Bart.; J. Coultenay, and W. Quin. Esqrs, Ranger, R. Browne, Esq. Judge, Mr. It. Hunter. FRIDAY, OCT. 18-FOURTH AND LAST DAY. The assemblage to-day was very limited, owing probably to lowering weather-sport greater in quantity than quality. The two matches were divided between the Leviathans. Mr. Watts bore off the Royal Whip, and Lord ...

... SPORTING INVTELLTGENCLE. hIUSH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE-CHASES. STEWARDS.-Sir Robert Newman, Bart, 71st Light Infantry; Major Tottenhani, 12th Lancers; Captain Allen, IsE King's Dragooii Guards; Captain Slade. 4th Light Dragoons. Treasurer, J. Osborie, Esq.; clerk of the course, WV. Lynch, EIq. ; judge, Mr. R Hunter. Lue:,n course has been chosen for this grand annual display on the 2'8th Oc.ober. ...

... -4E GALWAY RACES-SEPT. 25. t On Wednesday Inst these races came off at the Kiltola o course. The following is the state of the running:- FIRST DAY-LEAP RACE. ti Mr Mahon's b h Rowser ?? .. ?? 1 1 Mir Blake's Granite ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 2 P Mr Rochford's Galway Laes ?? ?? 0 0 FLAT RACE. ti Mr Flynn's Honest Tom, 3 yrs old I.. ?? I a I Mr Mahlon's Rival, 3 yrs old 2 ?? ?? 2 v Mr Permse's Lady ...

... fte NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING-TuESDAY. tb The following are the particulars of Tuesday's races, the result of which appeared in a Second Edition of yesterday's FREE. DIAN:- Haniicap Plate of 1001, for three-yr-olds and upwards; to start m at the D. I. starting post, and finish at a post fifty yards short ti of the present D. I. ending post. al Mr. Jacques's Chantrey, 4 yrs, 7st t2lb(Flatman) ...

... CURRUAGII OCTOBR MEETING, 1850. Stewards-Sir T. Burke, B~art.; J. Coturtenlay, and W. Qtain, ESqrs. Ranger, IR. Browne, Esq. Judge, Mr. R, Hunoter. THIRD DAY-THUORSDAY, OCT. 17. Hazy weather, with slight rain-attendance thin-sport good. The race for the Cesarewitch splendid. Subjoined is areturn: THE LORD LIEOTIOJANT'S PLATE of 100 get two yra old, Set 811); three yrs, 9st 211b;- four yrs, ...