... SPORTING INTELLiGENCE. COMING EVENTS. TALLAGHT STEEPLE CEASES-DEc. 26, 1850. SThese events, on Thursday next, promise well-the entries fully realizing the expectations of the projectors-thirteen for the first and nine for the second race. Good sport is therefore anticipated; and the event being.fixed for St. Stephen's Day holi. day folk will doubtless muster strongly. Daylight being now ...

... Tara GPEAT MATCH-FLYING DUTCDMAN AND VOLTMGEUt -Our sporting readers will learn with delight that the long. contemplated trial-match between these two leviathanbs' is all but definitely arrang, d. Liberal terms have been offered by Lord Eglinton and his friends to Lord Zetland-the relative weight to be weight for age, as between a five-year-old (Vol. tigeur) and a four-year-old (Dutchman) ...

... N ?? SPORrlNG INTrELLIGENCE. HUNTING. COUNTY CORK.-Mr. Godfrey Baldwin's fox.hounds, wi s good field, meton ithe lst of December, at Gnrrameea VO0d. and quickly Am found. The pack led the is Varmint throt'gh Teenabl Bog, but another prek, on a similar dash, oppOsiigfley. nard wheeted towards Arkaleen, whence he dashed throgh Ballyavowen and Kinneagil forjBalloughanure, where, ?? to the right ...

... TATTERSALL'S-TUESDAY. Business yesterday wad not of a character to call for more than an enumeration of the bets. ChESTER CUP.-500 to IO agat Lord Clifden's Wallfloier (t), a00 to 10 agst Mr Meiklam's Baby (t), 1,000 to 20 agst Mr Howard's Brother to Dough (t), 1,OUO to 15 agst Mr J Scott's Clincher, and ?? 00 to I 5 aget Won't you.come-out to.night (t). DERBY.-C0 to 100 ?? Halford's Prime ...

... TALLAGHT STEEPLE CHASES. THURSDAY, 26Thl DEC, 1850. Stewards-Captain Sandford, 43d regiment; and William Lynch, Esq. Hon. Secretary, Mr. W. Robinson. Judge, Mr. It. Hunter. This being a holiday, there was a strong muster of the pen- santry from the surrounding districts, with a fair assemblage from the metropolis. The weather was gloomy, though during the day no rain fell. The ground was in ...

... SPORUTNG INTELLIGENCE. TALLAGUT STEEPLE CHASES, It has been definitely arranged that these sports are to come offnext St. Stephen's day, over theold courseofCookstown, under the stewardship of Captain Sandtbrd, 40d regiment, and Win. Lynch, Esq. We published the articles last week. Good en- tries are anticipated; the 20th December is set down as the cloinug day. BELFAST STEEPLE CHASE. A ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGREC-P A DARLING RUN11 WITH THE PALMMERSTOWN HOUNDS. The lovers of that invigorating and most 8pirit.8tirrifg of all sports ,fox-hunting, enjoyed a rich treat on Wednesday the 4th. The Palmerston hounds met at Barberstown-bnidge'nhe Lucan. for the purpose of hunting a fine dog-fox, presaentlet Mr Lynch, the master of the hunt, who caused him to be t°. bagged about a mile from ...

... SPORTING IATELLIGENCE. TALLAGHT STEEPLE CHASES. Arrangemcnts are in progress for a day's sport at Tallaght, on the 2tth December neat, Sr. Stephens's Day, should suflicient subscriptiors be received. T'hree races are contemplated, accord- ing to the following articles:- FIRST RACE.-SwCepstakes of 2 EOVs each, pp. 30 ?? added. Weightforage. Tllrec yrsold, lost; fiuryrs, lost lolb; five yrs, I ...

... SPORTING IVTELLIGENCE. SOUT1T LNCASHIRE STEEP LE CEITASE-Nov. 27. [We copy tile following account of this lctase (in which thiree out of thL six horses cngaged were Irish) from bells -Lijli': FREE HANDICAP, 10 EOVS eaCh), 100 soVS atided. Three miles. Tun sullbs. Mtr. Tiernan's gr g Isaac, aged, 1 I Yt I 0ib (Mr. Sharkey) ?? I 21r. D. Connor's gr m Ilhe Oaks, 5 yrs, ?? Sib (Martin 1M lolsety) ...