... SPORTINTG INTELIGEay§1 E WINNERS OF LOYAL PLATES (100 GUI,,.TEAS IN I .ELAND IN THE YEAB 1852. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) CURRtAGH APRIL MIEETING Tuesday, 20-Queen's Plate-Weight for ag Mr. Mangan's ch h Ruesborough, by Tearawa Mile_ Ihuraday, 22- Q P, weight for age, Red poetaraway 6 Y Russborough, -Mir. Friday, 28-Q P for mares, weight for age, two ralle Waterford's ch f Kieknup-the-dust, by ...

... (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, ...

... 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. ...

... I SPORTING IN TELLI&'ENCE (FROe OUeR OWN CORIRESPONDENT.) NEWMARKET HOUGHTON RACES-CONCLUDED. PRIDAY, OCTODEiR 29. There were no less than thirteen racea in the day's list, ex- olusive of forfeit matches and a walk over. Sweepstakes, 10 sova each, for three yrs old-won by Mr. E. Phillips's b f Henrietta, by Harkaway (G. Oates), beating two others. Handicap Sweepstakes, 20 BovS each, for all ...

... SPOR TING INTELLMGENCE, (FROM OUR CORRBSPONDENT.) IRISH METROPOLITAN RACES AND STEEPLE CONFY CASTLE COURSE-Nova 15 AND 16. ACCEPTANCE$ FOR SETR0oPOLLTAN MATE. at lb YraSst lb Carrig a 11 I Expert a eI Ringleader 4 10 1 DonJuan a, 9 0 Daphne 5 9 10 Derby Dilly 4 8 7 ENTRIES FOR STEWARDS' PLATE. Miss Stanley, 4 yrs ?? 601 The Witch, aged ?? 601 The Duster, 6 yrs ?? 2011 Mullingar, 4 yrs . 401 ...

... CURRAGH COURSiNG CLUB MEETING. X (FROM OUR cone r~roONlDENT.) SECOND DAY-FllnDAY', NOv. 26. Judge-Mr. Newooruen, Slipper-Mr. Sheridan. The proceedings were resumed to-day. Attendance meagre-- weather tavouy able. The first course for the Curragh Stakes were ran out as follows:-- Mr. Alarmione's bk b Bell beat Mr. Morgan's b d Momues. Mr. Barry's bk d Meteor beat Mr. Hoysted's r d Whalebone. Mr ...

... HUNTIflG APPOINTMENTS NOVEMBRH. GARHISON HOUNDS.-Mouday, 15th, Seven-mile.stone, Ash. bourne-road; Friday, 19th. Flat.-house; Monday, 22d, Kirue; Friday. 2Ath, Kiilarkin-gate; Monday, 29th, Tyrrelstown.- At one o'clock. THE PALMES5TOWN HARRIERs.-This day (Saturday), 13tb, Peaumount; Tuesday, 16th, Blanchardatown; Saturday, 20th, Castle-Baggot; Taesday, 23d, Barberstown-briage; Saturday, 27th, ...

... - SPORTING INTELlIGENUE. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) IRISH METROPOLITAN RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. CONFY CASTLE COURSE-NOV. 16 AND 16. The arrangements for these sp. rts have been finally corn pletald. 'rhe flat and steeple chase courses at Confy Castle have been placed in a stale of perfection by the en erpribing plo- prietor, Mr. W. Robinson, and excellenr mat rialt or twodays' sports have been ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGENcE CURRAGH COURSLNG CLUB. (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT) WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24. This newly-formed club beld their first meeting to d the short grass. The attendance was numerous The t Southern Railway Company despatched a speciar trai fr, Dublin a few minutes after nine o'clock, a-m., vwhich recle the Curragh station before ten. Coursing commenced rly after the arrival of the ...

... HUNTING APPOi'kNTMENTS. NovEMBER. GAnRIsON HOUNDS-This day (Tuesday), 16th, Seven Mile- stone, Ahhbourne-road; Friday, loth, Flat-house; Monday, 22d, Eilrue; Friday, 2.th, Killarkin-gate; Monday, 29tb, Tyrrelstown.-At one o'clock. TEE PALMESsTOwN HAaRlEas.-This day (Tuesday), the 16th, Blanchardstown; Saturday, 20th, Castle-Baggait; Toes- day, 23d, Barberstown-bridge; Saturday, 27th, Niath ...

... SPORTING IAELLGERNCE. BY EXPRES. Freeman's Journal 0j4lice, Thursday Morsing, Quarter to Five ?? (FROX OUR CORRESPONDENT.) CHARLEVILLE (CO. CORE) STEEPLE-CHASES. SECOND DAY-wEDNESDAS, Nov. 17. Stewards-ViScount Dungarvan, Hon. F. Deane, Jo'sathan Bruce, Francis R. Leahy, Daniel Clanchy, Henry Ho r.'ieon, Kennedy Ryan, W. D. Murphy, and Michael Ryan, i sers. Judge-Robert J. Hunter, Esq. ...

... I TRAMORE STEEPLE-CHASE RACES. Stewards:-The Marquis of Wattrford, John Esmronde, Esq., M P.; Robert Heating, Esq., M.P.; Patrick Mit. Power, Esq., Edmond Power, Esq., James Del ahunty, Esq. FaIST DAY-MONDAY, DEC 20. Sweepstakes of two sovs, with 40 Bove ?? yrg, lost; four, list; five, 1 lst 71b; six and aged, last. The win. ner of any steeple chase, flat, or hurdle race, of the value of 60/ ...