... SPORCTTINhG IA TELLI GENCE. CARLOW RACES. (FROMe OIJR SPECIAL REPORTER.) Stewards-John Sadleir, M. P.; LorenzoAlexander, Douglas Ham lion, and J. Cunningham, Esqrs. Judge-Robert J. Hunter, Esq. Treasurer-Thomas Whelan, Esq. TUESDAY, OcTOBER 28. These sports commenced to-day over Ballybar course, about three miles from Carlow. The weatner was favourable and the attendance numerous and ...

... SPORJTIIG IVSTELLIGEATC BY EXPRESS. FEtErIMAN'S JOURNAL OFFICE, Wednesday Morning, Five o'Clock. (FRO11 OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) LIMERICI; RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. (Newcastle Course.) Stewnrds-Thelliglt Worshipful 'lthaddesuM'Donpell, Mayor of Limerick; Major Gavin, )iilpeacon llouse; Captain Diek-on, Groom Castle; Captain Jackson, Attyflkrn; Captahi Forster, 4th Dragoon Guards; Captain Vigors, ...

... CURRAGHI OCTOBER MEETING, 1851. (FROSI OU1 CORRESPONDENT.) A brisk. sharp day, with capital sport, but rather thin at- tendance. STEWARDS.-J. Courtinay, W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Marquis of Waterford. Judge-Mr. lobeit .T. Honttr. THIRD DAY-THURSDAY, OCT. 16. His Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT'S PLATE of 100 gUine.8, Two yrs old, Sat 61b; three, gat 1b; four, 1'st; flve, 0ost slb; six and aged, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE BY EXPRESS. FREEbIAN's JOURNAL OFFICE, Friday Morning, Five ?? (FROM OUR SPEC1AL REPOIUTEI) LIMERICK RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES (Newcastle Course.) THURSDAY, OCT 23. Stewards-TheRight Worshipfal ThaddeusX1Donnell 3l of Limerick; Major Gavin, Kilpeacon House; Captain hicik Croom Castle; Captain Jackson, Attyfdyn, Captain Foratt' 4th Dragoon Guards : Captain Vigors, 52d regt; ...

... SPORTING IA' TELLIGENCE. CITARLEVILLE (COUNTY CORK) STEEPLE ClASES. TUESDAl' AND WEr NEBDAY, OCT. 28 & 29. These sports come off on the above days, next week, under the stewardship of Viscount Dungannon, Hon. F. Deane, F. R. Leahy, K. Ryan, D. Clanchy, M. Ryan, and W. D. Murphy, Esqrs. FI;RsTr DAY--Sweepstakes 6 sova, 60 sovs added; weight for age, with penalties on winners; three miles. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, CARLOW RACES. (TRODI OURt SPECIAL RiEPORTER.) Stewards-John Sadleir, M. P.; Lorenzo Alexander, Douglas Hamilton, and J. Cunningham, Esqrs . Judge-Robert J. Hunter, Esq. Treasurer-Thomas Whelan, Esq. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29. This meeting terminated to-day. The attendance was very good, and the sport (although much abridged of its original di. mensions) of an average ...

... SPORTING IXTELLIGENCE. CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING. fi FRIDAY, OCT. 17. STEWARDS.-J. Courtenay, W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Marquis h of Waterford. Judge-Mr. Robert J. Hunter. I? An excellent day's sport, with fine weather, and rather poor > attendance. The running was as follows b TnE ROYAL WsEIP, presented by his late rsajesty to the Turf c, Club, with 100 g8 added annually by her Majesty. Wt. for ...

... - -- BY EXPRESS. FREEMAN'S JOURNAL Office, Thursday Morning, half past Four o'Clock. (FROM O'R SPECIAL REPcORTER) CASHEL STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT-RACES. Stewards-Tbe Marquis of Waterford, Hon. G. O'Calloghan, Sir T. O'Brien, Bart., X P., Francis Scully, Esq., Y.P.; N. V. Maher, Esq, MI.P.; Robert Keating, Esq. L.MP.; James R. Scott, 4th Dragoon Guards; William Quin, S. O'3Meagher Southcote ...

... -N ?? SPORTING INIELLIGENCE. BY EXPRESS. FREEMAN'S JOURNAL OFFICE, I Thursday Morning, Five o'Clock. (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) LIMERICK RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. (Newcastle Course.) Stewards-The Right Worshipful Thaddeus M1'Donnell, Mayor of Limerick: Major Gavin, ?? House; Captain Dickeon, Croom Castle; Captain Jackson, Attyllyn; Captain Forster, 4th Dragoon Guards; Captain Vigors, 52d ...

... SPORTNG INTVELLIGENCE. DUNCANNON (CO. WATERtFORD) RIACES. Stewards-W. Shepard, H. Watt, and L. Dobbyn, Esqrs. These sports came off on Friday lat, attracted a large as- semblage of speotatord, and afforded much amusement. SwxaEPsrAaas, 1 sov each, 10 coCV added, for half-bred horses. One mile and a balf heats. Mr. T Murphy's chI m Tintern-Abbey Lass (owner) 2 1 1 Mr. N Murphy's br g Waterford ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEiNCE. of HURDLE RACE AT THE CUIRRIAGH. In censenitellce of the hurdle race arranged for the second ds.y of next Curragh October meeting not having fill d, it will ON remain open until the time of entry for the Queen's plates- viz., between two ansi four o'clock on Monday next, with the of, Ikeeper of the match book, Club louse, Kildare. Twenty-three is- horses have been ...

... CURtRAGH OCTOBER MEETING, 1851. (FROM OUIR CORRESPONDENT.) STEWARDS.-J. Courtenay, W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Marquis of Waterford. Judge-Mr. Robert J. Hunter. WEDNESDAY, ?? 15. Weather alternately bright and gloomy, with a sharp wind. The sport was excellent, although we cannot say as much for Dthe attendance. Among the company were the Marquises of Waterfbrd and Conyngham. Earl of 3tiltown, ...