... SPOTING INTELLIGENCE. CHESrER RACES. This important meeting will commence (Tuesdnay), nd can- tinue five days. The programme comprises 26 items, upwa de of six races per diec. The g eat, event--the Cup-is allotted for the second day (Wednesday). and absorbs all lnteraets, The followieg are the teims of the article:- The Tredeemeu'J Plate of 200 sovs in specie, added to a Handicap Sw epstates ...

... 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 ...

... EPSOM RACES-THE DERBY DAY. Slice the Bloomsburyyealr, when the Derby was won in a ficowstorm, thereihas not~beee so great'dadnp'throwu over the n gaiety of the greatest of our metropolitan bolidays as was pro. n dhced by the incessant rain which, beginning at six o'clock on Wednesday-morning, continued detirminately nntil within a Dr short time of the race. A fine Derby day Is a universal ...

... SPORTINGj INTELLIGENCE, :EPSOM RACES-FrtMAY. THE OAKS. The weather, although dull, was favourable, and the attend. ance of the higher classes much greater than on Wednesday. The raoing commenced with the Members' Plate, which brought out only three competitors, and did not excite the slightest interest. To this succeeded the great event of the day, on whilch the betting, from the time the ring ...

... ^ *- eI Miss 4i 'w ! l spor 0 IRShe METRO CS--THrs DAY. | The meeting ?? ree is expected to be imumenee. Thealnd n Railway have made ample arrangements for the accommodation of the public, having announced their intention to despatch four special trains from Dablin on the occasion. The proprietor of the race course, Mr. Robinson, has been indefatigable in his erdeavours to ren- der tbe ...

... IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASES. (FRUM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) This great national meeting ?? Castle Course, on Mon- day, the 17th of May, is expected to be the most distinguished' on record. His Excellency the Earl of Eglinton has, we un- derstand, signified his intention of honouring it with his pre- sence, The stewards (the Marquis Conyngham, Sir Edward Kennedy, Bart., and the Ron. W. H. ...

... A Q UATICS. IROYAL YACHT CLUB STATION. .ING5TOWN, MAY 16. ROYAL IRISH YACHT CLuB.-On the station* Charlotte (79), vice pendant; Gitana (s0), hon secretary; Coquette (44) ; Snake (al)l fore and aft schooner; Daring (18). Arrived on the station from winter quarters: Watern Wyrern (42). ,Fitt- Ing out: Charm (40), Isadora (100), fore and aft schooner. ROYAL ST. GEOROP's YACHT Crun-on the station: ...

... I SPORTING INE . lGENCE I MULLINGAR (CO. WESTMEATH) STEEPLE-CHASES. (PFOIM OUR CORBREPONDENT,) SECOND DAY-TUESDAy, MAY 11. , StewardsSir Percy Nugent, Bart, M P. W. H. Mogan, Esq., M.r.; Sir. Richard I.evinge, Bart.. George A. Boyd, James W. M. Berry, John Ennis, Henry Murray, Richard W. Reynell, and Richard Connolly, Esgqrs. Henry Murray, Esq.. treasurer Edward Tyrrell, Esq., se- cretary. ...

... -SPORTING INTELLI(GNCE.. (erbt OUR OWN CORRrSPONDENT.) STEEPLE CHASE VATCH- AT FAIRY HOUSE. tPRIDAY, APRI 30. 3 1 tATCUl, 50 ?? each; Fairy-house couree.l Mr. Brown's b g, I Ist 121b (T Abbott)- ,. .. 1 Ur. Cartwrlght's oh g, I1st 41b (Ij Martin): .. . .. 2: The running was made throughout by Mr. Brown's horse, who won easily. The weather Ivas unfavourable, beavy raiu faiing almost incessantly ...

... SPO BTING GTCLLiGBNcE. (FriOm ova CORRESPONDENT.) PROGRAMME OF THE CURJRAGH JUNE MEETING, 1852. TUESDAY, 22. Scurry Stakes, b EOVe eaoh, 26 sove added. Angle.ey Post. To name ut the time of entrance for the Queen's Plates (June 21.) No race unless five subscribers, at 2 ?? each for entrance Yts to be fixed same night. Kirwan Stakes, 26 sovw each, 10 ft, for horses the property of Members of ...

... I SPOB TILTG INTELLIGENCE. (FhROM OUUR COORESPOODENT.) THE DERBY. This great event will be decided on Wednesday next, the second day of Epsom races. A few years ago, when railway conveyance was unknown, the Derby day was looked upon by the multitude of Londoners as an event more of amusement than business. Betting is now the chief aim and end of the great majority of those who attend the Derby ...