... TIlE, liOAL PLATES IN ILELAND. W1I NNEIRS IN TIlE YEAR 1 50. Of the thirteen loyal Plates run for at thc Curraph11 tlas your, four Were MIoN by Mr. INo0laa's Blucher, three by Mr. Co(1rIcdCIIy's Caprice, twD by Mr. Dfsney's Captain Grant, two by Mr. Ilyland's Allegrotto, one each by MIr,% Watis's Marquis and 3larchlioness D5'lEu. C'aprice also won two out of tiae th;es run for it Down. Mr. Wa ...

... WATERFORD STEEPLE-CHASES-Nov. 27. SECOND DAY-TUESDAY. STrwARDs-J. Power and W. Scully, Eqrs. The attendance better than on preceding day. The sportwas L confned to one event, and even that not concluded, having ex- t,'nded to five heats, a return of which is eubjoined:- SwFEPsrArEs of I a0V each, 10 sovs added. Weight for ege. three yrs, 9st 41b; four, Iast 71b; five, list; six and aged, l1st ...

... MiAZE OCTOBER MEETING-WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20. 'These raees commenced to-day, after a week's postponement. The attendance was namerous-weather favourable-sports very ?? defeat for the Queen's Guineas being the leading feature of the day's running, a return of which is subjoined:- HER MAJESTV'S PLATE of 100 guineas (formerly run for at Londonderry). Weight for age. Three-yr-olds, 7st sib; four, 8st ...

... NEWMARKrT HIOUGIHTON MEETING. BETTING ON THIUIIJSDAY NIGUT. XUeSFRY S'rAKES.-4 to I ngst Fugleman. 9 to 2 agst Tlther to 1rakelowe, 60 o 1 agst Exeter, 2o to I agst raquetMs, 10 to I agst Truth, 12 to I agst The Ban, 12 to I agstllesse lIomburg, 12 to I agst Brother to Truthteller, 0,o to 1 agst Glenhawk. DEmny.-20 to I agst Lord Eglinton's Lot (taken), 7 to I arst Prime Minister, 13 to I sgst ...

... I pORTIYG INTELLGENCE MAZI, OCTOBIEit MEETING. SECOND l)AY-TlHtUEISDOAY. The attendance this day was not as numerous as the preced- i ng, sport better-tie race tfr tile selling stakes being keenly cieeieted in three heats. 'ihe following is a return:- 'JisA STAKi.S, 5 ?? 5C101, 2 ft, 20 80vs added; weight for age; 2 yrs, 7st; s yrs, l)st; 4 yrs, I O1t; 5 yrs, lost 41b; 0 yrs and sged, llbt ...

... S -4-OR &- SPORTIKVG INTELLIGENCE. EPSOM STEEPLE C JASES-WEDNESDAY. TAe nominations for the races across the country were in every respect inferior to those of the flat eventi of Tuesday; the fields were certain to be small, and no public interest was excited. 'I'c cevents decidled require but a short description. The Surrey llunt Steeple chase of a sovs each, with 25 added, 12st each. Trhe ...

... SPORTING INTELL[GENCE. CRiEWE STEEPLE CIiASES-FRIDAT. The Eddlesten Free Handicap of 5 Eovs each, and 3o added; the second to save his stake. Mr. Mainwright's Young Dutchman, 4 yrs, lost bib (Fowler) I M1r. Taylor's Jesuit, aged, l Ost 21b ?? ?? Thr e others ran. Won in a canter, The Crewe Grand Ste -. v Stakes of lo sovs each, hiR, and to added; the second saves his stake. Three miles- Eleven ...

... I SPORTING INTELLGENCE. PROGRAMME OF TRE} CURRAGH APRIL MEETING. 1841. TUESDAY. Scurry Stakes, 5 sovr each, with 25 cova added. Anglesey Post. To name at the time of entrance for the Queen's Plates. No race unless five subsbriber9, at 2 sove each for entrance. Wts. to be fixed same night. Her MInjesty's Plate of 100 guineas. Weight for age-three yes, ¢ t 71b, four yrs, 8st 31b; five yrs, 0st ...

... 4h'eetuait?s ?(ottruaL I NO-POPERY AND PENAL LAWS. The No-Popery cry begins to lose its temporary vitality. From a tremendous shout it subsides into a dying, dying fall, and in a few days more will only be remembered as one of those brief but pain- ful epileptic fits which stize on nations as well as individuals, with this difference, that a diseased orga- nisation involuntarily induces ...

... 0PORTING INTELLIGENCE'. IRISfH MILITARY STEEPLE 5fTASES. LITCAN CODlISEW-WEDNESDAY, GtIl ZNOVEMBEB, STrmvAnDS-Liecutelmalt.Colonel IIanlkey, 1E,D.G.; Lord G. Paget, 4th ?? Light Dragoons; 3Ma1jor Tottenham, 12th ?? Laiteers; Mlajor Layard, 9th regiment; Lieutensait-Co- lonel Staunton, Sist regimcint; Mainjor Bladen Neil, 40th regi- ment; Capta n r'lullips, 463d Light Infantry; Captain Strcet, ...

... SPORTING INTELL!GENCE. LIVERPOOL AUTU3MN MEETING. WEDNESDAY. The Aintree Sweepstakes of s sovs each. Once round and alD, Mr. Smith's Master Downes, aged ?? ?? walked OVer. The Grand Autumn Steeple-ehsaelFree Handicapof l Osovseah, end 1 00 added; the winner to pay 20 sovs towards expen's. and the second to save his stake. About three miles, Fer. teen subs Mr. Stafford's Saint Helier, 5 yrs, ...

... STIVEPLE-CHASES, COUNTY MONAGHAN. Stewarelo-C. P. Leslie, £eq., M.P; H. G. Johnston and John Jacli on, Esqra. Through the exertions of H. G. Johnston and W. V. Ryan, Esqrs. an excellent day's sport was arranged at Emyvale, about five miles irom the town of Monaglan, on the 13th November. The courte laid out was a circle of a mile, with several ditches and drains of moderate extent, and two ...