... SPORTING IAELLGERNCE. BY EXPRES. Freeman's Journal 0j4lice, Thursday Morsing, Quarter to Five ?? (FROX OUR CORRESPONDENT.) CHARLEVILLE (CO. CORE) STEEPLE-CHASES. SECOND DAY-wEDNESDAS, Nov. 17. Stewards-ViScount Dungarvan, Hon. F. Deane, Jo'sathan Bruce, Francis R. Leahy, Daniel Clanchy, Henry Ho r.'ieon, Kennedy Ryan, W. D. Murphy, and Michael Ryan, i sers. Judge-Robert J. Hunter, Esq. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGBNCe. I I I r Is> - - n or rr. CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 1852. (FROMO OUR CORBESPENDXENT.) Stewards-W. Quin, Esq., Marquis of Waterftod, lirf Burke, Bart. Judge-Mr. R. J. Hunter, FRIDAY, JUNE 25. This was the wind-up of the June meeting, and mre u pleasant weather we never endured. A fierce, sharp wLi; with rain, prevailed throughout the day, which caused a vte limited ...

... I TRAMORE STEEPLE-CHASE RACES. Stewards:-The Marquis of Wattrford, John Esmronde, Esq., M P.; Robert Heating, Esq., M.P.; Patrick Mit. Power, Esq., Edmond Power, Esq., James Del ahunty, Esq. FaIST DAY-MONDAY, DEC 20. Sweepstakes of two sovs, with 40 Bove ?? yrg, lost; four, list; five, 1 lst 71b; six and aged, last. The win. ner of any steeple chase, flat, or hurdle race, of the value of 60/ ...

... Us SPORTNG .TELL. NE I heMULLINGAIR (CO. WESSXMEALTH) STrEE.'LE-CHASES. De ~~~(FRac OUR CORRESVONDWT.) ily ~~~MONDAY, MAY 10. ?? Percy Nugent, Bart, MP.; W. H. Megan, toEsq., M.P.; Sir Richard I-evinge, Bart.; George A Boyd, OfJames W. M1. Berry, John Emals, Henry' Murray, Richard W. io Reynell. and Richard Connolly, Esqrs., Henry- Murray, Esq.. treasurer Edward Tyrrell, Esq., 5e0- rig cretary ...

... SPORTING INTELLIEUBNC.E. IlJBH hMETROPOLITAN STEE1'PE CHASEfS. MONDAy, BUY 17, 1852. (PFROM OUR 0ORUESPbND51NT.) Stewards-The Marquis Conyngham, Sir E. Kennedy, Bart., lion. W. Hutchinson. Treasurer and See.-Mr. W. Robinson. Judge-Mr. R. Hunter. Clerk of the Course-M1r. W. Lynch. This me.ting burpassed our most sanguine anticipations-it was iedied a brilliant one in every respect. The weather ...

... (FRO3I OUR CORRESPONDENT.) PROGRAMME OF TRE ROYAL DOWN CORPORATION MEETING, 1852. IIAZE COURSE-FOUR DAYS-AUGUST 8, 4, 5, and 6. TIlRST DAY Dwusblhre Stakes. 15 Bo0V each, 10 ft. 50 Bova added by the 3lolquis ef Downsbire, for two yrs old-colts, Sat 71b, fillies and geldings, Set 21b: alb allowed to the produce of untried Stallioas or mares, slb to both. Eilwarlin Lawn, about three qlaltesA of ...

... RATHDREU (CO. WICKLOW) STEEPLE:-CHASES. TUESDAY, XAMCH 23. Stewarls-J. Tate, ;. Clarke, and W. Clarke. sEqrs. Tlie-e sports attracted a very large asseitblage of country folk, the weather being most favaurable. The coarse, which was Is d out in the vicinity of the town of Rathdrum, wae intricate, several of the numejous ?? being stretchers, and casualties of an unpleasant nature the result. ...

... BELFAST STEEPLE-CHASES-FED. 19. TIeE GREAT BELFAST EANDICAP (second year), of 10 sors eachi 5 ft, 100 s0aV added. Second horse to receive 10 sove out of the stakes, and winner to pay 10 soev towards expenses- Three miles and a haif. , WEIGUTS. Yrs. st. lb. Mr. Tiernan's gr p Isaac, ?? ?? ?? aged 11 4 Mr. Hughes's b m Miss Stene ?? 6 11 2 Mr. J. G. Murphy's ch m 4mieu >,h 6 10 13 Mr. OP1ara's ...

... PALMERSTOWN HIUNT STEEPLE CHASES. The e ainual sports are announced to take place on the 12th April (Easter Mouday), in the neighbouthood of Dublin. A columitlee has been 1brmed, under lshose auspices the arrange- tnels will be conducted with unwonted epirzt. Th'e rerpeoi.d waster of the Palmerstown Harriers, Willtam Lynch, Eeq, has affurded I s invaluable aid to the undertaking, w hich ...

... SPOR TING INTElLIGENCE. I (FRolc OUR CORR;ESPONDENT.) NEWMARKE r HOUGHi ON MEETING. This meeting commences to-day (Monday, Oct. 25), and will be continued on the three tbllowing days. The Cambridgeshire Stakes, 26 sovs each, 10 ft, LU SO2VS added (to which there were 172 subscribers, 66 of whom declared A 6evs fo), form the chief feature on the second day. Of the l08 acceplances the follow- ...

... I (PRcOM OURI CORRESPONDENT,) CUIRRAGH: OCTOBER MEETING, 1852. WEDNESDAY, oCT. 13. 11er Majesty's Plate of l1o guineas for horses, &c. Two yra old, a feather; three, 7st 91b; four, Set 101b; five, 9st 31b; six and aged, 9st 4ib; Bib to mares and geldings. Three miles. yrs Mr. Watts's ch c Warhawk ?? ?? a Mr. Russell's b c Bellewetown 4 Mr. Maxwell's ch e Egliaton ?? D Mr. Quin's oh f Fuze ?? ...

... SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE. le NEWBRIDGII GARRISON RACXES. ,f (FllOM (oUr CORRY.SPONDENT.) d IMONDAY, OUT, 18. e Stewards-Lieut.Colunel Campbell, 2d Dragoon Guards; t Major Bell, 6th Dragoon Guards; Captain Creewell, l1th Hussars. George Fisher, Esq. 6th Dragoon Guards, Clerk of the Course. Robert J. Hunter, Eeq., Judge. * These military sports, arrungtd by the officers of the 2d and 5 6th uragoon ...