... ,ipirting. MANCHESTER RA CES-THIURSSOAY, Si'-r. 22. 'T'11E WiprTIt Cnu.-Surveyor, L. Six ran. CIi ivrIaFiEL) litANDICAeP.-lairelil, 1. Seven ricol. WVii.iox lHANi)ICAP.=-AliliC S1t.e1r1tland, 1. Six ran. LEICESTER RACES.-TinuRsnmy, Sarai-. 22. TII Coc'r.Oiv STAI; :S-C by D)rayton, 1; Birthday, 2. IANDICAIAP SwVIces'rtIcuS.-'l'oniboy, i; ;I Jaidstone 2. Five ran. QUitEEN'S P T..i.r.-Hunsgefo0d, ...

... ZpOrting. FERMANAG1H STEEPLE CHASES. TarE above meeting came off on Wednesday, beside Lisnaskea, and was most numerously and fashionably attended. Stowavlds-Thomas Coote, George D. Mansfield, and Wm. Corry, Esqrs. FIRST RACE. For the Formanagh Hunt Plate SNveepstakes, of one sovereign each, p.p., with £20 added, one mile and a- half heats, for horses that have beers hunted this season in ...

... ?ijlort?llg. CURRAGLIA APRIL MEEllNG, 1853. FOURTH DAY-FRIlDAY, APRML 20, Tltc ?? windl- up'' oF the meci ldg this lay was excellent inll A respects. Stubjoinld is L rteurta:_ it;l ilway allrd T1.11', (311z1 Il/111inCicll) (-ItL1 class) 10 sovs, hiit, with 2.'i sovs adlkl by the0 ?? Soutilern and WCI4sten Rlail way Comsivilty, aend 25 sovs by the 'l'Ti Club. New W irte ford tPost. AI'. ...

... ,in 0 rtilig. CURRAGH J UNE MEETING.-TUESDAY, JuNE 28. INAUGUIRATION OF T1UE tNEW STAND-HOUSE. T'it ceremony of opening, the new Stand-House at the Cuiragh race cour-se tookl phlac this day, shortly after one o'clock. An extraordinary trailu, With tile Royal carriaige attached, for the use of the Viceregal party, was despatched shortly after halt-past twelve o'clock, conveying their ...

... BETTING.-?,?,cN- T).?y EVEMNG. ATI MPI'u OT'1TAN 1lANIli:AtP.-7 to 't ilast Colltellt. ?? (t: ikell): '12 to l a gail st Lamedo; 2) tO 1 agaillst Pug Orrock (taken). No 1lr'l' rANsPITON It:; Sr. ti:s.-1 2 to I arainst ATaria. ])OX(aS' l:U t-I ( \lX ?? 1. lo Igailot Et~lelbert; 12 to 1 agani ost 8uridule gan'; DoxcAisrEIL Sri.:r-.reciiisl'. -2 to I aganist Miss L)oxr isi Irmt ?? S r si-Fs.-3 to ...

... S P OR TING. B.ALTXM~ENAr S-rEIcrl.l-CIIIsI;S.-\Vr.ISI;SoAx, Jv:, ?? I -Entries for the Ballymiiena Handicap Sweepste iks, s sovereigns each, h. ft. 50 sovereigns added. Thiee miles. MIr. E. J. Irwin's b. in. Daplnle, five yearsc AIl' Tiernan's rr. g. Isaac, aged; Mi'. HInders ji's bi. h1 Blou Maza, five years; Mr. Abbott's -r. r Mieathi aged; Mr. Bond's chl. n. Prince Charley, thincc 'e yeis ...

... sp ovtl!g. ,I I ) - _ . - - - -I - - - - - - - - - -ILIVERtPOOL RACEIW.-FHiDAY, JurV 18. l I Ii XI' W(itlior baring~ hi;d It fl-VOerablU (triti, te( tittoitil- V aoicc onea Ilet soreI ititneroits thlti tin title irecetditig I. day \A 1)11g the cotmplanywontie theo ilnrquis of' \\ CIst I Idi, Alarqotsk 0' Drog~heta, Ear'l of' hfowdi Bail lk ii ?? illicit, Caplilahi Arebdail, Capt. Scott, anid ...

... 9prnrting. BELFAST STEE'PLE-CHASES. Tin annual Belfast meeting took place on Wednesday within half-a-mil2 of the Ballypallady station, on the Belfast and Ballymena Railway. For soeie days pre- viously, the weather hadl been anything but propitious, but the morning of Wediesday dawned hopefully, en- couraging many thousands who wished to onjoy the sport, to take advantalge of the adminrable ...

... )IONEYMORE FARMING SOCIETY'S PLOUGH- 1NG AIATCH. Tim thirty-fourth annual ploughing match uf the above useful aud flourishiug society caine off of, Monday last, tbe 14th inst., on the fit'n of Mr. ulugh Eldn, of Bally- moile, between Moneymiore and Coagh. The day was very severe, the rain falling alimost fromn morniing till nighAt, aid, threfer'e, the attendance on the field vas not so large ...

... ?? STcnPrr-CnAses ro Comr.-MIarch 7th, Car- rick-on-Suir; 9th and 10th, Tullamore; 16th, Belfast; l0th, Mlitchelstown; 28th, Irish -Metropolitan; 28th, Kildare Hunt and Corinthian Cup; April 4, Westmeath; l11th, Tipperary Annual; 12th and 13th, Meath I-unt and Trim. IRISH RAcEs TO Comei-AMarch 28th, Kildare Hunt; April 26th, Curragh April Meeting; June 28th, Cur- ragh June Meeting; September 6 ...

... ,ZpOrtilUll. | PISOMA SPRIUO MIEETING: -Titn uamu Erser, replete wit tl th nlost exciting reminiscences of past racing seasons, lur ?? largely to its reputation by the success of this nief tilig. 'lihe grald 0 siand adll bettig- enclosure were very ! nut ittiosly attendied, the coinp`lnv compriin-g the Pr lineipal prolessioutil speculators alid iii[tritts of the toilf e'ho procudings commenced ...

... ,Zlrtiung. TAi¶TERSAL'SMONDAT E VENI1NG. LIvERoor STviEUtecrrsEs.-6 to 1 a-ainst Miss :ow- bray (taken); 9 to 1 against Bourton; 9 to 1 against OscLr; 11 to I against Sir Peter Laurie; 12 to I against I)ue-an-Durras; 20 to 1 against H1aIf-anid- ME;r1or'osima IIANDIcAP.-G to 1 against Content- meint; 16 to 1 against Lainpedo; 25 to 1 against Terp- sichore. ! No rsirranroxsurirrr STAirs.-10 to 1 ...