... I 2pORTlNG IYTELLIGENCE. 5~c3fACROSS (COUNTY MONAGHAN~) STEEPLE~ *, re Oe Is ry. ,) nice 3l' llovy, aid Neti J. zle~tI luo,-Eli, N J1 ltuiil' ?? 11q 'Treasurer- - f1i15 co;tatri ?? B.artley and P.. %Vsd 01 trO~Iu'A tNOV. l ae of lin day, over a Couirse c tgos o-l oc Iry juincrtOus, there being at lea~ttw r, Oitlt ?? groats. W 'ert osate, Ihowever. ?? -irrOul lung rentry caie forwatrd ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, TRAMORE (CO. WATERFORD) STEEPL.CHASES Stewarcis-Marquis of Waterford. Sir P. J. Paul, Iart. C Polhill, Captain Villiers, P. M. Power, H. Jiephson aj p Rogers, Esqrs. These sports came offon the 7th and 8th Nov., and were b poorly attended. The Marquis of Waterford wus vi trerebt almost every instance-his lordship's horses bearing off three tcn of the four prizes. TIUST ...

... I SpoRTING INTELLIGENCE. cggEWS3URY AUTUMN MEETING-MIONDAY. , laat Stakee of a sov8 each and 20 added, for three.yr.olds and upwards. One mile and a quarter. itilbina 2 o * ~ jdy Tebilae Ashby Stakes were won by Urbauity. 'The Shrewsbury Handicap. Voubt a yrs, Cat t lb I 2 U a oa 1 Seven ran.2 Won in a canter. The Abbey Stakes. ,,g DgEngland .. I Selinl * ?? ' ' ?? 2 TATTERSALL'S-MI)NDAY. ...

... SPORTING lZIELLI2GVCE EI CARRICKMACROSS (COUNTY MOXAGH.A\ STEEpl (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTrFR) Stewards- Plunket Kenny, James M. alocn, ?? M'Mahon, Eqqrd. Judge-Robert J. Hunter, lE q. ?? Surgeon Daniel. Secretaries-Messrs. E. Barttey and 1' y MONDAY, NOV. S. (Continued from the FRnEEMAN's JOURNAL of mteida CARIUCEMACROSS COM1.11ED IAAL CuP. Fourth and deciding hbat. Mr. G. H. Gartlan's ch m L. ...

... TATTERSALL'S-TITriuSDAY. CnESTEn Cur.-1,000 to 16 ?? Mr. Martinson's5 ancy (t), 1,000 to 15 ?? Mr. Hnrrison'sTriocktress (t), I,000 to 15 agst Mr. S. Herbert's Grand Duke (t), 3.000 to 45 agst Mr. H. Stebbing's Knock Knoil (t, 4.000 to i0 agst Mr. J. Arnold,s Pitsford (t), 1,00 to 10 agst Mr. n, Vill's Hothorpe (t). DERnY-1 00u to 10 aoget Lord Clifden's Barbarian (t). The aaove were the only ...

... I SPORTING INEL LGp I ABERYSWITH STEEPLE.CUASE_, Stewards-C. P. Leslie, Esq., Mt.P., an OPEN STEEPLE-CHASE PLATE Of70 sovs, Sddate of 1 0 sova each. 7 ft,, and only 3 if ieclar ed, to -. 0~j Second to save staike. ('dd Mr. J. Davies ns br g Lottery, aged, lost 2ib (31,r F. Martin) .. .. .. Mr. Marshall's n a b h Hazard, agedlt ?? Mr. Phillips's b m Esmeralda, aged: 'lost 10bibt~ Davies) .. .. ...

... I SPORTING zNTRiG6£NCJ? I W.ARWICK AND LEAMINGTON I5OVEME (FROM 0111 COpuspo, VIE~ SECOND DAY-WEDNE5DA Nl'OV. The meeting terminated to-day wit N hurdl steeplechbases, affordingecapital sport. The ?? ford's Lord George sanl Duclo-an-dhiurra 1ere hurdle race, the former being held over for th rayw i Steeple Chase, in which he was defeated by c e Grc Oscar (ridden by our clever Cusrragh jok, l ...

... QUEEN's PLATES-NEW RULES.-At meetings of the Jocrel Club at Newmarket last-week, it was resolved-' That itbe re- commended to the Master of the Horse not to allow a fee of more than five shillings to be charged for entering a horne for a Queen's plate, nor any fee to be charged to the winner, and to abolish the practice of running heats for such of her Majesty's plates as are still run in ...

... I HUNTING APPOINTMENTS FOR NOVEMBER. TmE WARD UNION HoUNDS-To-morrow (Saturday) 2,4 St. Margaret's; Wednesday, 26th, Blackbull, Saturday, 2;!j Ward-At one o'clock sharp. THE GARRISON HOUNDS-This day (Friday), 21st, Iln. boyne; Monday, 24th, Tyrrelstown; Friday, 2Sth, Fairy lkule -At one o'clock sharp. - THE PALMERSTOWN HAnnrERs-To-rnorrow (Saturday),!22d, Castle Baggot; Wednesday, 26th, Lucan ...

... (FROMt OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CLONM1EL STEEPLE CHASES. 3 ((Kilsheelan Course,) TUESDAY 1iTH NOVEMBER. These annual sports attracted a large and fashionable assem- blage. The weather was all that could be desired, the arrange- nment excellent, and the ground in fine order. The running was carried on in the following order:- SWEErSTAKES, 8 soyv each, 20 sova added. Heats, one mile and a half. ...

... EPSOM STEEPLE CHASES. 51 These events came oif on Wednesday, but, like the flat racing tl of the previous day, drew but a thin company; the affair ex- di cited no interest except amongst those immediately concerned, ti and, like all others of the same kind that have taken place in this neighbourlhood, proved a failure. The sport was not of a h character to require more than a brief return. h ...

... I TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. TFE WARwicE HANDfCAP.-7 to 4 ag8tMr. Palbe 7 to 2 agst Mr. Williams's Chief Justice, 9 to I agst bir. i Day's Waterfall. WARWICK STEEPLE CHAE.-5 to I agit VictreaS to I agpt Oscar. CrHESTER CoP.-l,000 to 15 agst Mr. Pilling's High Sheif (taken, and afterwards offered), 1,0J00 to 15 agVA 3r. Paiau,, Goldflnder (ditto), 1,000 to 15 ag8t Mr G. HtrriS0n's Trinc1. tress ...