... SPORTING INTELLIGE.CE. EXTRAORDINARY TERMINATION OF A STAG HLn r. On Saturday the members of the Ward Hunt met in UlloUual force, at Clonee. where the sporting master of the louuej,> punct tual to the hour of 'I meet, brought up his splendid pack at one V'clock precisely. After the customary greetings of those who arrived from the different points of the compnss had been hastily performed, a ...

... SPORT TING INTELLIGENCE. I- id CONFY CASTLE STEEPLE-CHASE a- Arrangements are in progress for the second meeting at this e- new and excellent course-the day fixed on being Monday, bth h, January, 1862. Three events are to come off-viz.: i- The Tracy Stakes-Irandicap Sweepstakes, 6 Bovs each, 1 id 6ov entrance, 50 soys added by George R. Tracy, Esq., Dublin, Ir Printer to the Turf Club. Three ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEBCE. ATTYFLIN (COUNTY LIMERICK) STEEPLE.cHAsE DECEMBER 23. S. (FROM OUR COnaEspo'I)RNTT) Stewards-Captain H. Jackson, Captain Dixon, anu D Roche, Esq. There was a numerous assemblage this day in the dee.ne5. Attyflin (Captain Jackon's), half-a dozen miles from Line. rick, attracted by the announcement that four steeplecase would come off, according to published articles. A i ...

... COURSING ON THE CURRAGH. (FROMS A CORRESPONDENT.) I have regularly attended the coursing on the Curragh for the last fourteen or fifteen years, and a better day's coursing, even in the palmy times of Father Tomn, Mr. Woodhouse and the other worthies who have ceased to visit the S hortgrass, I have never witnessed than that which was afforded on this day to all who had the good fortune to he ...

... ARMAGH STEEPLE CHASES. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) id SECOND DAY-rIbDAY, DECEMsER 6. ce STEWARDS.-A. H. Bond, W. A. Hutellinson, and J. Kidd, bt Esqrs. ul The sport this day was poor, indeed, and the attendance ly not half that of the preceding day. The two events in the list uI were thus disposed of:- n- HANDICAP SWIEPSTARES, S sovs each, I ft, 20 soys added. ts Rleants, two miles. d, Mr. ...

... - SPORTING 1 (FROM OUR CORRESPONDZrT) NAVAX (COUNTY REATH) STEEPLE TUESDAY, DEC. 2. Stewavdq-The Marquis Conyngham, Captain Carleton Preston, K. Meredyth, J. G. Murphy, R. Ba adet°DJ' Murphy, Essqrs. P I. This meeting, as anticipated, was very Dun.er,1l tt, The Dublin and Droghedrs Railway COaoprety had thi el carriages attached to the mail train, and istued reterdrit. at reduced farer, which ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCZ. ABERYSTWITH STEEPLE CHASES, &,-Co, (YROM OUR COENEsPONDNT.) CLtotn. NOV. 26 AND 27. NA1MEOS HUNTER' STAKES of 20 SOV9, added tos of b sova each, a ft. Four miles. Four sub e! Mr. W. Jones's br g Lottery, aged, lost 21b (Mr. F Mr. Phillip'8 b-D m Estneralda, aged, ?? ,ir r D Mr. Thomas's b g Marengo, aged, 9st 121b 1) ?? Morgans) ?? . .. (Mr. F. An excellent race, closely ...

... SPORTING IyTErENE RATHRE GAN COURSING nEETING-DEC. 9 & 10, 189 1. ENTIRIES FOR THE PUPpy STAKES. Bugle, Black Fly, Skipaway, Beeswlng, Medusa, Laura Bell, Diamond, Rus~borough, Bell, Springy Jack, Sandilli, Black Doctor, Wee Maggie, Nancy. TUE ALL AGED STAKES. Half.and.half, Momus, The Nigger, Melrille, Morgan Rattler, Rtoller. The dogs will be put in the elips at ten o'clock precisely on ...

... HUN'TING APPOINTMENTS FOR DECEMBER THE WARD UNION HOUNDs-Wednesday, 10th, Blackbull; Saturday, 13th, Eight Milestone, Ashbourne-road; Wednesday, 17tb, Flathouse; Saturday, 20th, Kilbride; Wednesday, 24th, Nine-mile Stone, Ashbourne-road; Saturday, 27th, Clonee; Wednesday, alst, Sevenmile Stone, Ashbourne-road-At one o'clock, TmE GARR1SON HouNDs-This day (Monday), 8th, Ninemile Stone, Aahbourne ...

... SPORTIYG INTELLIGENCE. nal ~~STEEPLE CHASE MATCR. !ay A mtf Was decided on the 16th iostent, in the neighbour. hodo'rogbeda, and six miles from Duleek (over the course u3g where Lady Langford won the Somerville Cup). between two henags, the property of gentlemen of the county Meath. The hefollowing was the result: 1'iATCH, 60 sov s each, Two miles. of Mr. Henry Smaith'8 ID mn Poll, by Jolly ...

... 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 ...