... SPOR TING IZVTELLIUENCE. CURRAGIH APRIL MEETING, 1852. (FRoM oun CORRESPONDENT.) Stewards -J. Courtenay and W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Mar- quis of Waterford. Judge-R. J. Hunter, Esq. THIRD DAY-TRUVtSDAY, APRIL 22. In consequence of the unpropious state of the weather (rain accompanied by a sharp wind prevailing throughout the day), and the absence of the Viceregal party, the attendance this day ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... t- ~SPORTING INTELLIC.iRNC. I , _n . (FRoM oua CORRESPONDmT.) . I STEEPLE CHASE Al, FAlltY HOUSE Tars DAY. The Citizens' Plate Steeple Chase.;which annually takesgplace at the Close of the hunting aesson, will come off THIS MORNINOi (Monday), at eight o'clock, over Fairy House course. The members iill breakfast togetb.r after the race, and THEE PALMULai r OWN BARRIERS will meet at the Ten.mile ...

... I SPORTING IINTELLIGE.NCc;. EPSOM STEEPLE-CHASES-FRWAV A Free Handicap Hurdle Race of 6 sova each, with 8o added, over six flights of burdle4, twice round, six subscribers, was won by Mr. Collins's Tbe Old Wells, aged, 9st 4lb, h b (Archer). v Great Metropolitan Steeple-Chase of 10 soya each, with 100 added; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 20 soys towards expenses. Winr eri ...

... PALMERSTOWN HUNT STEEPLE CRASES. MONDAY, APRIL 10. f (FROOM OUR OWyN CORRESPONDENT.) STEWARDS-John Wills and William Lynch, Esqrs. JUDGce-R. J. Hunter, Esq. These sports came off to-day over the excellent course at Confy Castle, near Leixlip. The weather was delightfully fine, and the assemblage large and respectable. The arrangements of the course were perfect in every respect under Mr. ...

... I t -0 Several putp Idaypil 24, 1862. PSt few dalse vrien thot Ore within the have been oreb ofd peti t Cigna tures againtr its p t h i ous onlyato wgr; he thinks ?? nt the landlorde and g - against tactics, as defto ind b the departinan in the North ol Englandi wovednset tgat he isulang aside Protection to itbyorerb and his axoeues oly to getw upr as No-P he ognsdyp isy. ?? pon]s to get p a ...

... SPORTING 1NTELLIG1ENCjE. (rito35 OuIC CORReUSOSDILNT.) a rALMEIRSTOWN HURT STEEPLE CHASES. Those annual sports were announced to come off on Monday next (Easter Monday); but in consequence of the 1(ildate Hunt Race being tixed on the same day (in which several of _- our leading steeple chase horses are ensaged)b the directors have wisel. resolved to postpone the meeting to 3onday Week. in the ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEYCE. CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 185Y. .(PROM OUR* OW: CORRESPONDENT.) 5 Stewards-J. Courteasy and W. Quin, Esqrs., and the Mar. ,*is of Waterford. Judge-R. J. Hunter, Esq. n 1 , - IDAT, APRIL 23. 0 This, the concluding day of the meeting, was most delightful as reprded weather, the rain of the preceding day renderigii. 3, thkiround in prine order, and a brilliant sun enlivening ...

... I KILBEGGAN STEEPLE CHASES. Stewards-John Locke, Henry D. Colgan, William tJodd, and Mark Kelly, Esqrs. These races came off over the Afoycaehel course on Monday, the 29th .March, and attracted a very large assemblage of the surrounding gentry and a vast concourse of the people. The conduct of the latter was most peaceable and orderly. The racing was excellent. and the indefatigable exertions ...

... CURRAGUI APRIL MEETING, 1852. (Rnoas OUR CORRESPONDENT.) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. Stcwards-J. Courtenay and W. Quin, Esqrd., and the Msar qouis of Waterford. Judge-R. J. Hunter, Esq. LATJnG TIAE FIRST STONE OF THE NEW STAND-HOUSE BY THlE EARL OF EGLINTON. The long-expected event of laying the first stone of a new taund-house at the Curragh, by his Excellency the Lord Lieu. tenant, caused almost as ...

... I FAIXY-HOUSE STEkEPLE-CHASES. WEDNESDAV. APRII 14. (FRO't; (l7Tt OWN, CORRESPONDENT.) STEGarRDs-CoioBeI tlre Hoo. York Scarlett, 5th Dragoon Guardi; Ma3or Bell, sth DragoonGuards; Hon J. W. H. Hut. Schinssn A.D.C George Fjiher, a5th Dragoon Guards, Hon. .Secretary. Judge-Dji~r, R J. Bunter. Th s was a most excellent meeting, every inducement con. spl ing to reider it attraotive, NVeather ...