... | Ia (moaM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) a- NEWIBRIDGE GARRISON RACES. all The officers of the 2nd and 6th Dragoons and I1th Hussars, be stationed at Newbridge, have announced a day's sport on S'on. ht day, 18th October (two days after the Curragh meeting), over n the Curragh race course, under the stewardship of Lieutenant. Colonel Campbell, 2nd Dragoons; Major Bell, 5th Dragoon Guards, and Captain ...

... HUNTIflG APPOINTMENTS NOVEMBRH. GARHISON HOUNDS.-Mouday, 15th, Seven-mile.stone, Ash. bourne-road; Friday, 19th. Flat.-house; Monday, 22d, Kirue; Friday. 2Ath, Kiilarkin-gate; Monday, 29th, Tyrrelstown.- At one o'clock. THE PALMES5TOWN HARRIERs.-This day (Saturday), 13tb, Peaumount; Tuesday, 16th, Blanchardatown; Saturday, 20th, Castle-Baggot; Taesday, 23d, Barberstown-briage; Saturday, 27th, ...

... DONCASTER RACES. (]rFou OUR OWN CORRESPONDErNT.) This meeting will commence to-morrow (Tuesday), and con- tinue the three Tollowing days. The Great St. Leger is BI ed for the aeond day. Oat oft te nomin'4tions, hardly more than halfa dozen competitors are likely to put in an eppearean&e- viz., Stockwell, Songstr ss, Daniel O'Rouke, Trousseau, Harbin- ger, and Claverhouie. ' Pegasus in Bell's ...

... - SPORTING INTELlIGENUE. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) IRISH METROPOLITAN RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. CONFY CASTLE COURSE-NOV. 16 AND 16. The arrangements for these sp. rts have been finally corn pletald. 'rhe flat and steeple chase courses at Confy Castle have been placed in a stale of perfection by the en erpribing plo- prietor, Mr. W. Robinson, and excellenr mat rialt or twodays' sports have been ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENcE CURRAGH COURSLNG CLUB. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT) WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24. This newly-formed club beld their first meeting to d the short grass. The attendance was numerous The t Southern Railway Company despatched a speciar trai fr, Dublin a few minutes after nine o'clock, a-m., vwhich recle the Curragh station before ten. Coursing commenced rly after the arrival of the ...

... BY EXPRE SPORTING iNTELLIGENCE. FREVEMAN'S JOURNAL OFFICE, I n, T/hursday Morning, Five o'Clock. f (FROM OUR CORRlESPONDENT). I 3? CASHEL RACES AND STUEPLE CHASES. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDA., OCT. 20. Stewards:-Marquis of Waterford, Sir Timothy (;'Brien, r M P, Francis Scully, Esq. M P, James Sadleir, Esq, M P, Ro. bert Keatinge, Esq. MPI. John M Bushe, Esq, Edmund W he Murphy, EsHj, Southcote ...

... HUNTING APPOi'kNTMENTS. NovEMBER. GAnRIsON HOUNDS-This day (Tuesday), 16th, Seven Mile- stone, Ahhbourne-road; Friday, loth, Flat-house; Monday, 22d, Eilrue; Friday, 2.th, Killarkin-gate; Monday, 29tb, Tyrrelstown.-At one o'clock. TEE PALMESsTOwN HAaRlEas.-This day (Tuesday), the 16th, Blanchardstown; Saturday, 20th, Castle-Baggait; Toes- day, 23d, Barberstown-bridge; Saturday, 27th, Niath ...

... I SPORTING INTELlIGBNCB. CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING. (FROM OUR CORREdPONDENT.) Stewards-Win. Quin, Esq.; Marquis of Waterford; and Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. Judge-Robert JX Hunter, Esq. THIRD DAY-T11UrSDAY, OCT. 14. The attendance this day was extremely limited, although the weather was most propitious, and the special train in requisition. The running afforded little for comment, each event being ...

... CURRAGH SEPTEBIBER MEETING. 1852. (FR(3I OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) ENTRIES FOR THE QUEEN'S PLATES. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, SEPTEM1BER 8. Her Majesty's Plate of 100 guineas for horses, &o. Weight forage-three yrs old, sat 91b; four, 1obt Illb; five, list 41b; six and aged, list 71b: alb to nnares and geldings. Two n~ilta. Lord Waterford's oh e The Marquis, 4 yrs. Lord Waterford's och c Cockcrow, 4 ...

... SPORTING INTELLIG-Ec. I THIE CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, 18$2. THUJMSDAY, 24. (FwHOm OUR CORRESPOEDE'ST) Stewards-JtCourtenay, and IV Quin, EeqrF,nIna tha quis of Waterford. The attendance this day was numerous and rs-(csb weather most favourable. The special railway train froa lin consisted.of thirteen carriages, all fully filled Dith p gers. AIthotigh $the fields in each race we small, the ...

... 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 ...