... BRIlGHTON RACE CLUB ME;ETING-1'tnDAY, AUG. U. (FR31 OURt CORUIESPoNDENT.) The members of the Brightoii Itice Club git up an excelleit t day's sport, uhich proved a catisfac ory fivale to the meeting. I Trhe list comprised events which excited much intirest. - s 'lihe Claret Stulkes, 5 sovs each, bo oves added by the club. I ?? The winner gave three dozen of claret to the club. ; Ei,5bteen ...

... SPOR VING INTELLIGENCE. EGHAM RACES-)iVEVNEDAY. The Innkeeper,' Plate of 50 eov9 was won by Mr. Thomp- Fon's Royal Blood, beating Mr. J'Anes's Heroine, Mr. Suit's Ventre-a-Terre, Mr. Mason's HareEfoot, Mr. Thomas's Carban- cle, Mr. Barnard's Lady Isabel, Mr. Chandler's Prince Rubert, Mlr. 'ally's Freestone, Mr. Darling's Rage, and Mr. Shrimpton's Michaelmas Maid. . The lIagna, Charts Stakes of ...

... SPOR TIANGLV TEL L ENCE. (FRO31 OUR CORRESPONDENT.) ROYAL DOWN CO1l: ORA'I'iON RACES.-(COacCLUDED). FRIDAI. AUGUST 6. Free THandicap Stakes, 5 ?? each, 20 sees added by the MIar- quisot Dowets'lire. One mile, heats. This race, which ,aS not t rrmioated when ou- report was despatchsd fromt tihe Meze on Friday evening, extended to four heats, tun in the following orer ;- Mr. Magill's ch o Sir ...

... BETTING OFFICE LEVANTURS. The earth hath bubbles as tile water hath, And there are of them.-SHsAaExALEe. London betting-offices and .emerican higil.preeeure steamers appear to belong to the same class of ' doubly-hazardous, cn- cerns; everybody is an are of tveir insecurity, yet no ene seems to he itate about truiting their m nvy or their lives in one or the, other, upon the chance of ...

... SPORTING iNTELZIGENCE. of ROSCOMMON RACES-TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. se, ((ROs OUR COltRESPONDENT.) Stewards-Lord Crofton, B. W. Goff, Eddmond Kelly, Patrick )rs Dignan, Henry Musters, Edmond Corr, and Daniel H. Irwin, Esqrs. lHin. Secretary-G. Fetherston, Esq. Judge-R. J. Hunter, Esq. a The weather on the opening day of this meeting was very s,~unfavourable, rain falling abundantly. Notwithstanding, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, Ir Freeman's Journal Office, Saturday Mforning, Ha f/-past Five o'Clock, (FROM OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) DOWN ROYAL CORPORATION RACES. The Marquis of Downshire, Governor. The second and third heats for the Lagan Stakes on Thurs- day were closely contested by Lisar3 and Sir William Wallace _-the latter winning by barely a length, I OLURTI DAY-FRIDAY, AUGUST O. This meeting ...

... GOODWOOD RACES-FaiDAY. The following are details of the running:- The Naseau Stakes of 60 sove. each was won by Mr. Paye'es Hirsute, beating DLke of Richmond's Red HinJ. The Chezt rfield Cup of 15 sovs edch. The winner of the Goodwood Stakes, the Goodwood Cup, or Steward's Cup at (Goodwood to carry 71b. extra. Duke of Rlichmond's Harbinger, a yrs, 7st ?? Mr. bleiklan's Evadne, 8 yrs, 6t 21h ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCBE YORK RACES-Fitmny. Her Majesty's Plate ofeoe guineas wal won by Mr. Parker's Bird on the Wing, beating Duke of Bedford's iesse Homburg, At Greville's Barcelona, Mr. Dawaorn's Galvanism, and Mr. John. son's Welsh Bet. The Consolation Scramble of 50 sove, added to alrandieap Sweepstakes of 5 each, won by Mr. Wilkins Polly, beating Mr. Stebbing's Lady Vernon, ...

... YORIC AUGLST MEEUiNG-THURSDAT. Mr. Payne's Freestone walked over for the Branmham Park Stakes of 100 sova each. The Great Ebor Handicap of 20 sova each, 15 ft. and only 5 if declared, &c; the winner of any handicap value too sove subsequent to the publication of the weights to carry Gib, of two gib, of three 141b; the winner of the Goodwood Stakes to carry blub extra. No horse to carry more ...

... -.0- - I ;. SPORTING INTELLfGENCE. I I (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) PAISLEY RACES-TURObDAY, AUGUST 26. The Trial Stakes, 5 soys each, 1s soav added, one mile, were won by Hr. Taylor's Miss Lawson, aged, 9st l1b, beating Mr. Henderson's Bou Maza, 6 yrs, a St 121b, and two others. The Burgh Members' Plate, of Sogs, weight for age, two miles, heats, was won by Mr. Redfern's Testator, beating two ...

... TIE AMERICAN FISHERIES. TO I'HE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. SIR-The leading article in the Times of the 3d inst., on the subject of the British North American fisheries, involves a maritime question of such vital importance to the perma- nence of our naval power that I hope you' will devote the corner of a column in your paper (perused and pondered over by civilians and statesmen) to convey in as few ...

... SPORTING INTErLIGENCE. RADCLIFFE RACES- MoNDAy. The Heaton Park Stakes of 5 covs each, and 25 added; ftr two yr-olds, Ast bolb; three, 78et ib; four, 8st 71bi; tve, hst; six and aged, Set Sib; mares and geldings allowed lb ; win- ners of 50 sors this year, ib ; twice, or 100 sovs, &ib extra; the second Paves his stake. One mile. Mr. Chilton 5 b c Audubon, 2 yrs ?? ?? ?? 1 Mr. it. Walker's Game ...