... IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES AND FLAT RACES. (FRseoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) Stewards.-Captain O'Donnell, 27th Regt.; T. J. Mitchell, Esq., King'sDragoon Guards; J. Rlely, Esq., 11th Hussare. Treasurer and Sec.-Mr. W. Robinson. Clerk of the Course- Mr. W. Lynch. Judge-Mr. R. Hunter. SECOND DAY-TUIESDAY, NOV. 2a. Metropolitan Plate, added to a handicap sweepstakes of 6 sova each, half forfeit. ...

... (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. CONFY CASTLE COURSE-NOV. 15 AND 16. ENTRIES for the e politan Plate, ded to sweepstakes of s HOVB each, Xrten rses e VIr, 50 a will be added, if ffteen, 70 BoVs;.and if , Three miles, Marquis o~nyn 's b Ganymed Mr J Dole's rim Thorn, Mr Irwin's as pbne _ Mr Barry' S Cern Mr Balfe' g Rin der, Mr Balfe's br ma p Mr J G Murphy' Lami ne, ...

... spoRTI xTGmNc. NEWKARZ 31Z^ G.- MWONDAY. The Craven Stakes of IS av each, with S0 added, by the Jeekey Club A F 4 subs.- Mr. j. OsborneI'sLady Agnii, s yra, Oat 61bh.. (Wells) I Capt. Delme's The Littte Savage ?? 3 Yr Bt 61b Lord Clifden's Harpsichord, 4 yrs, 8st 41b *. (Peardrl) 2 2Vto i agat Lady Agnee aen to S aget Litlet Satage. Won jin acaniter by tr elengtha Ren in miasubsoeof I min. 47 ...

... SFPORwFG InT=.LIGJNM TATrERSALI. MNDAY.-A heavy, and, if we ra.VsPoilk fibmthe Wills Phits that reached ns frees all quarters a ?? unsatistbtO2 setting on. Me Newmarket raiies, prevented an1y regular busa-' nleas on fatre events;- all that we conld makte out &i the BPS=n Auturmi Handicap was that The varmint. Tsested, and Hobbie Noble were nonrisoally at 5 to 1, and that Z1 to 50 antI 1,20 tn ...

... On Monday last, at the Sessions Room, the Mayor (W. H. Hornby, Esq,) and his assessors (Messrs. R. Wilding and J. Parkinson) commenced the revision of the ward lists. It will be recollected that the Conserva. tives had objected to upwards of 1,600 burgesses; Mr. T. Southworth, smallware-dealer, Nortbgate, acting as the Tory objector-general. The room was crowded during the day by parties ...

... I SPORTJAIG INTELLIGENcE. NOIIIAM1PTON RCICES-WEDNESDAY. The Tflat Stakes of I0 sovs each, with 4) added; three yr olde, ast; figur, st; five, hst Sb; six and aged, set lalb; twetl 1 subs, were wou by Mr. Itobinson's c by Venison, out of Glee. Second Year of the Triennial Stakes of 10 eovs each, with 50 added ; lbr threeyr-old colts, 8st 71b; fillies, 8st 41b. The si cond to save his stake, ...

... SPORT ING ITELLIGBNCB. KILDARE HUNT STEEPLE CHASES. MONDAY, AO'5UL 12 STEW ARDs.-Marquia of Drogheda, Earl of Clonmel, Sir Ed- ward Kennedy, Bart., William Kennedy, Esq. 'This annual meeting came off this day at Punehestown, and the weather being delightfully fine, the attendance was nu- merous and fashionable. Among the company in the enclosure and on the stand we ?? Marquis Conyngham, Mar- ...

... CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1852. (?ROBI OUR CORRESPONDENT.) TUESDAY, APRIL 20. Stewards-J. Courtenay and W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Mlar- quis of Waterford. The assemblage this day at the Carragh weS most splendid, and not equalled since the visit of his Msjesty, George the Fourth, in Szptember, 1821. The announcement that his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Countess of Eglinton intended to ...

... I ?? 0 DONCASTER SPRING MEETING. . H EFULSTAKESWEDNESDAY. H Of PEFUL ?? s 80V8. each, and 60 added. Half-a- l- mile, 15 subs. Mr. J. Dawson's nd i Anteverta ?? (Bnsbam) I Mr. Morris's King David.2 Y Mr. J. Scott's Eaton. . 3 _ 'Threo othe s tarted. Won by half a length. , DONCASTER HANDIC&P STAKE8 flosovi8 .eesch, 46 subs. I. 22 of whom pay 3 save, each. I Mr. J. Scott's nad llyacinth . ?? (E. ...

... BETTING AT THE POST-OFFICE: HOTEL, dRV *fl TUOSDAY, Nov. 23, 18232 da ia, The betting to-day wae alnmost oxolosively confitied to thes the aoil Shrowsbury Handicap, now deoldedl. On the Sticsple Chase, thea he which takes place to-morrow, a few trifling finvestments were Boe, ic ?? the Chester Cop and Derby the following qboletiona e ?? s ow al that csame under our notice:-- 810 crSHREWSBURY ...

... sport(lig Inteuigence. ? ?? ?? bell ?? the BETTING AT THE BUSEI INN, TuESDAY, JAN. 27,1852. oX- There oeas some heavy betting to-day, Nancy, Cockcrow,and Holtllrpe being in great foroe for the Chester Cup, Noashantals, ilt heaving strong friends. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE. 1i to 1 agst LaGazzaLadra-t. 25 to I agst Lord George-tk. 16 l Victres. 25 .. I Boarton-taken an- 20 1 .. Harfdwick-taken. ...

... I i ?? liddligence, d BETTING AT THI E POST-OFFICE HOTEL. I TUESDAY, Nov. 30, 1852. - There was a fair attendance this morning, but business was ex- 1g tremely dall. For the Derby and Chester Cup the following vere the only transactions that came nnder our notice:- Y, CHESTER CUP. o, 50 to I agst Mr Brown's Nancy-taken. is 1000 . 16 MrJ.Osborne's MerryBird-taken. 1000 12 Valour-taken. Dt 1000 ...