... LIVERPOOL RACES. LATEST BEEs I1NG ON THURSDAY NIGHT. LT'vEnPOOL ST. LEGER--6 to 6 agat Ariosto, 2 to 1 ?? Mountain Deer, 4 to 1 agst Hippolytus. GOODWOOD STAKES.- 0 to I aget Presto (taken), 12 to 1 agst Harpsichord (taken), 20 to I ngst Bacton, 20 to 1 agst Narciesus, 20 to 1 agat Clarissa, 20 to 1 agst Miss Whip colt. DONCASTEn ST. LnEGaR.-14 to I agst Newminster, 14 to i agst Mountain Deer, ...

... es ATTYFLIN (CO. LIMERICK) STEEPLE-CHASES. }0 These Fports are announced to come off on Tuesday, 2ad De c, ameuber, in the demaesne of Captain Hamilton Jackson, who, i.with Captain Dickson and David Rtoche, tsq,, has undertaken the stewardship. Four events are set furth-Hunters' Sweep. stakes, s sovs, p ?? Sweepstakes, 5 sove, p p, 25 added- a Seeptakes i0 sorseach, pp. for Hunt Memberxs ...

... CONFY CASTLE STEEPLE CHASES. F ?? MONDAY, 5TH JANUARY, 1852. , Stewads-Sir Percy Nugent, Bart.; Captain Thompeon, Dth Dragoon Guards. 'I hIC TRACY STAKvS-A Free Handicap Sweepstakes of 6 sovS each, 4 ft (in ease of acceptance), with 60 soV8 added by George it. T'acy, Esq. Second horse to save tis stake. Three l iles, over Confy course. ENTR]sS 21: * yrs. Lord Waterford's Lord George . . ?? a ...

... BY EXPRESS. CASHEL STEEPLE-CHASES AND FLAT-RACES (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPOBTEB.) FREEMAN'S JOU]RNAL Office, Friday lorning half-past Four o'Clock. Stewards-The Marquis of Waterford, Hon. G. O'Callaphan Sir T. O'Brien, Bart., M.P., Francis Scully, Esq., M.P.; -. V. Maher, Esq., M.P.; Robert Reating, Esq. M.P.; James it, Scott, 4th Dragoon Guards; William Quin, S. O'31eagher Southeote Mansergh, ...

... WINNING HORSES IN IRELAND IN 1851, ,v!T51 OWNERCS' NAMLES AND AMOUNT OF STAKES WON. (C,,lnpde,1 bp Ike L'orrOwondezst qf tke Frcenaueg' ?? Mlorsel' Names. Amount of A. Bove. Accident, Mr11 J Doyle's, at Sandymount .. ?? 17 Adminlistrator', Mir Scott's, 67 and 42 at Phoen!x park 1019 Agitator, Mi' Mooney's at Kilcock ?? ?? 36 Ajll' lost~no'V, Mr Williamns's, Scurrys at Currigha June 75 ArebY, ...

... NEI DISCOVERY OF A RACE OF CANNIBALS AT I LI 0 RNN0lO. The Colonalo Chuwch. Ch/ronicle for April contains an impor- tant letter from rMr. Mtaceougall. the miisionary of the Borneo Church Mliesion at Sarawak. Ile gives an interesting descrip- tion of his new editice raised for public worship, and also a curious account of a race of canuibais lately discovered in Borneo, the latter of which we ...

... SPORTING I.TELLiGECE. CLONMEL GARRISON STEEPLE CHASES-AP.I Stewards-Colonel Carzuthers. 2dDorQuetens aljou,.jd C E. Bentinrck, Captain Marriott, It A.. and Captain Ingl Panta THE GARRISO1N STARE, 5 SOYa each. 2 f fur lhortes the p perty of, and tn be rdden by, officers on fut-p'y quarte5da Cloomel or Cahir. a id their detachTne-bt-. Weight f Fouryraold, lost 61b, five, 1 at 41b; six and aged, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEATCE. BY EXPRESS. FREEMAN's JOURNAL Office, WsednesdayMorning, half-past Four o'Clock. (FROM OUR SPECTAL REPORTEiR.) CASHEL STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT-RACES. Stewards-The Marquis of Waterford, Hon. G. O'Callaghan, Sir T O'Brien, Bart., M P., Francis Scully, Esq., M.P.; N. V. Maher, Esq, M.P.; Robert Heating, Esq, M.P.; James R. Scott, 4th Dragoon Guards; William Quin, S. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE HOLLYWOOD (COUNTY DOWN) STEEPLE-CHASES. DECEMBER 25. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) These sports came off on Christmas Day, over an excellent course laid out about a mile from Hollywood, and attracted a very large assemblage of spectators. Two events set forth in the lists were thus contested: - SWEEPSTAKES, 2 soys each, 15 sovs added. Weight for age. Three years old, 9st; ...

... mTHE LIVERPOOL GRAND AUTUMN STEEPLE CHASE. ~~~d ~~~FRIDAT, NOV. 14, 20 (The following account of this important event was publishled. exclusively in the EVENING FREEMAN of Saturday last:] (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) so The weather was delightfully fine, and a numerous assem- blage thronged the course. Speculation was abundant on the great event, which resulted as follows: HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES ...

... IIPORTiNG INTsLLIGZ.r vce I KINGSTOWN STEEPLE CIHASES. The recent meeting at this fashionable and popular locatlity v havirg excited extraordinary interest, and resulted Dostbhappily r O every respect (confetring vast benetit on the traders of the towvn and ueighbourhoco), the inhabit3nts have resolved, we un- B derstand, to make a strong effort to have a repetition of the a sports towards the ...

... SPORTIJNG INTELLIGE.VCj. - THIM STEE, LE CHASES. -MONDAV, APRIL 8. STEWABDS.-P. Barnewall, c. Urake, and J. Dela, The mneeting this day at Brownstown (abE.at a fil mile from the town of 'Iultn; wa, autteru1ly quarter qf attendo a w eather was detlhtfully foe, and tle coure io good 1rd' be e eleven fences in tie round, crorsed twice i the trode v' Among t e assemb age we noticed several of our ...