... SPORTING INTLLIGENCEy UNITED CLUB STEEPLE-CHASES, Uc. The members of the Meath and Rildare Hunting Club have arranged two steeple-chases and a fiat-race, to come off this day (Tuesday) over the lands of Garrisker, county Westmeath, under the stewardship of Sir Percy Nugent, Bart.; J. B. Neogle, and Walter Nugent, Esqrs. For the first event there are fifteen horses entered, to be rid- den by ...

... I MOUNTAIIISTOWN COURSING CLUB MEETlING. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) SECOND DAY-THURSDAY, PER. 19. (Cosruedffrom the Freman or Friday.) Flag etward-J .L. W. Naper, Esq. Stewards of ?? G.A. Pollook, Esq., and J. N. aVller, E-q Field etewardeis1 Earl of Bective, Captain Archdatl, J- 0. G- PoUock, Esq., and Captain Bodon. Judge-W. Owens, Esq. OPEN STAKES. FIRST TIES. Curlew beat Claret. ...

... CARMAxRTHEN STEEPLE ;Hr&SE-FES. 11. (X:80H OUR COr RESPONDENT). HANDICAP Sw arrawAsES, 10 Bova ach, 5 ft. 70 sove added,foi all horses. Fourmnles. Second saved stake. Mr. Reis 15ch g-California, lost Gib ?? Meartin) 1 Mr. Jeremiah Olive nsbh fHazard; list Sib (Rees): 2 Mr. W. Jones ns brg Lottery. ?? 51b(T. Dayies) ?? 3 Mr. J. Olive no oh m Litt11Rbose, 8st (Downes) ?? ?? 0 Mr. J. ThhpesA's b ...

... CARR1ICKERGUS STEEPLE CiASE. THURSDAY, PEB. 29. (FROM OuR COXRZSIONDFNT.) -STEWARDS.- Stephen R. Rice and V. W. Magill, Esqrs. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAREB 6 eovspp, 625 BoYDadded. Onemile and a half heat5. Mr. Wilson's gr g PeepingTom, byArthur,6ed, 9at 121b Mr. M'leana's b g ?? David, 5 yrs, 8st ?? ?? a 2 Mr. Hender6on's br m Abbess, 4 yrs, 8St ?? ?? 2 0 Mr. Rice's oh o Comeaway, 4 yre, Ost 41b ?? ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGEBCj, TATTERSALL'S.-THuRSDA. LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHABs.-20 to I agst laGazzaLadra, 20 to 1 agst Chleftain, 20 to I agat Cogia. The above bets were taken to 101 each. METROPOLITAN HANXDICAP.-1 to I agat Duke of Bedford@s Rese ?? ((taken and afterwards offered), 20 to I aget Mr. Kerry's Miss Ann (taken and afterwards offered). CEsEsTEM CuP.-1S to I agst Mr. S. Stanley's ...

... SPOBTTING vNTELLImGRNOE GARRISHEB (CO. MEATH) STEEPLE CHAS1S, (FROM oUR CORESSPoNDEsqT). - TuzsDAY, FE8. 10. STrwARDs-Sir Percy Nugent, Bart,, M.P., J. H. H a.gl, Esq., Walter Nugent, Esq. These sports, arranged under the auspices of The Uai . Huntiug Club. came off to-day over an ?? courne d out on the lands of J. H. Nangle, Esq., forming a circle of t miles, with a straight of a mile in ...

... Ls CAZRRICKIFERGUS STEEPLE CHASE-Fns. 26. e HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, 3 Mors, pp. 26 soya added. Heats, e one mile and a half. d ENTRIES AND WEIGHTS. to Yrs. et. lb. Mr. Wllso' grpg Peeping Tom .. . t. 9 12 3Mr. M'Iowen's br m Madcap ?? ?? a 9 7 _Mr. Rice's ohls Comewaway ?? ?? ?? 4 ^9 4 le Mr. M'eana'es b g Ring David ?? ?? a 8 0 Y Mr. Henderson's br m Abbess ?? ?? 4 8 0 e TALLAGHT STEEPLE ...

... er LINCOLN RACES, STEEPLE CHASES, &c. TUESDAY. rEB. 4. r, Two yrs oldstakes. be Broughton .. .. ?? ?? I ,di Anteberta ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 eY Sister to Lizzy ?? ?? .. .. 8 er Won easy. a- The Lincoln Handicap. View Halloo ?? ?? .I. ?? .. 1 Hungerford ?? ?? ..2 ?? .. 2 he Lady Agnes ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 Ps Lady Jersey ?? ?? ?? ?? .. A ?? Selling Stakes. ll ame Tittle .. *. .. .. ..I 3e Volante ?? .. . ...

... IRBKHAMI STEEPLE CHASES. WEDNESDAY, FEB. *1. (FROM THE SPECIAL REPORTFR OF THE FREEMAN'S JOURIZAL.) I hese sports came off to-day, about a mile and a-half from Hirkbam, over a very heavy course, with upwards of thirty fences. There was a large attendance from Liverpool and Manchester, and a strong musterof the London ring, induced thither by the heavy ou.a:y on Vengeance, wbo was backed to ...

... I SPORTING 1INVTELLIGBhyC THE LINCOLN STEEPLE CHASE. We were enabled by our Correspondent to P blii FuEzzw of Friday a report of this contest, in Which m the Ihorse, Canig, was victor. The following add tioal i we copy from Bell's Dife :-U Eight of the ten left in Uatnc post, including Carrig, who, it appears, left Dubwen tto the 4 S night, and, owing to the train from Chester to oancheste ...

... MANCEESTER BETTING-TuESDAY. LINCOLNHURDLE STArESs-2 to I agst View Hailos(t) CHEaTER Cup.-I8 to I agst Nancy ?? 28 to I agst Pii; leader (t), 33 to I sgit Black Doctor (t), 35 to I ngat Ct crow (t), 45 to 1 agst Ariosto (t), 45 to I agst HippolitOs (t 1, 45 to I agst Neasharn (t), 1,000 to 15 agat Galvanisa (t). TATTERSALL'S-MONDAY. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP.-Offers to take 20 to I ab:: * Heese ...

... LINCOLN RACES, STEEPLE CHASES, &c. TUESDAY. FEE. 3. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) These sports commenced to-day. under the stewardship of J. B. Stanhope and J Marshall, Esqrs. The weather was fine, and the attendance immense-the betting fraternity mustering in gr, at force. The following is a return of the running, from which it will be perceived that the Irish horse, Carrig, won the 1 Grand ...