... : SPORTHING INTELMIGENCO.. (vhlbbl OUR CORRESPONDENT.) LIMERICK-BRACES AND 9'1EEPLE CHASES. THIRD DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER ' The attendance on this, tbe concludning day of the meet- ink, thdugh not s6 numnerous as on Friday, was ltge apd respectable. The weather wore an unfavoutable aspect in the morning, baut the day proved tolerably fair. The day's sport consisted of two ateeple chases ad a ...

... I DECEMBER. r Ward Union Hounds-This day (WednesdIy), 14th, Kil- 9bride; Saturday, 17tb, Flat-house; Wednesday, 21st, Sic ?? Stone, Ashbourne Road; Saturday, 24th, Biallintry Gate, near Kibride; Wedeneaday, 28th, Eight MiieStone, Ashbourne ?? Noriding across wbeat or newly laid down grounds. The Garrison Inlunds-Friday, 16tb, Ballymacarney; Monday, 19th, Norman's Grove; FMiday, 2Sd the Ward; ...

... SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE. The entries for the Corinthian Cup close on Saturday, the 16th instant. Horses are to be entered with the Hon. Secretary, the Don. W. H. -Iutchinson, at the Hibernian United Servi.e Club, Stephen's-green. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. JANUARY. THE mDAuBE BuNT.-Tbis day (Thursday) 13th, Eighteen mile.slone.,Saltrdsy, 15th, Dontdea: Tfesday,:t 5th, Balitore: Thursday, 20th, ...

... SPURTING INTELLIGENCE. rb:E (PROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) aus, VLIVIERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE, MARCH 2.-Osemr, engaged aY in teis race, wan eold last spring to the Viscount Talon, the- of Paris, and ran during the year for several steeple chases in France. Mr. Thomas Mason having 'borrowed him from the Viscount until the 30th April, the horse arrived in We England lately, and is now located at ...

... CONTEST 3BETWEEN T. llARRISON I and J. Webster, for 10 a side. The mode of getting to the appointed whereabouts for this, event was by an aquatic trip, the Susanna being employed on Tuesday for the purpose of conveying the men and their partisans to the field of battle. The landing was soon effected at Rainham, which holds a conspicuous place in the annals of fistie record, as being the spot ...

... THE BATH AND SOM[ERSET MEETING. I Tuesday, May 17. This Meeting, which commenced this day, owing to the favourable state of the weather and the Whitsuntide holidays, attracted a far larger share of visitors than usually are seen upon the Laasdowvn Hills. Tle bill offare, attractive enough upon paper, hardly came up to the usual mark of excellence. The Fields, withl the single exception of the ...

... CO U RS I NC. COURSING FIXTURES TO COME. FEBRUARY. Club. Judge. Timeof Mecting. Newmarket, Cambridgeshire ?? Mr. ?? ?? 7 Newcastle (Highlander) North ?? Mr. Miller . . . 7 Workington, Cumberland .. ?? Mr. A. Dalzell . 7, S Malton Open, Yorkshire ?? Mr. M'George ?? 8,9 Newcastle (Eldon Stakes) ?? Mr. Peverill ?? .. a Thirsk, Yorkshire .Mr. A. P. Fletcher . 8, p border (Kelso), ?? Mr. R. Swan ?? ...

... MANCHESTER. ,~eigbtg for the MANCR`ESTER Tan4ivstmx'se Cup Of 200 eovs, in ,ei dded to a Ilandicap Sweepstakes of 20 soya each, 15 1, and ~ojif declared ofl the 25th of Apnil. age St lb age otilb yjb,,taiO Deer ?? S7 ?? 3 6 2 ?? 4 6 7 Brosaghton ?? 3 62 Lady Evelyn ?? S 4 Lady of the Grove ..5 6 2 ?? ?? 832 ?? 4 62 Caioowi ?? 6 712 TaekLseeming ?? 0 ?? 5 712 ?? 4 6 0 Frantic . 4 7 12 St. ...

... (rsom ouit IRISHa CORwn sPONDENT.) IRISH METROPOLITAN STEEPLE Chases. Monday, April 11. Stewerds: Sir Percy Nugent, Bart, and Hamilton H. H. O'Hara, Esq. These races came of fon Monday last over Confy Castle Course, within seven miles of Dublin, when the celebrated Kilrue Cup was run for. The weather was most favourable, and the attendance large. Four special trains were despatched at ...

... I TIHE TURF IN AMERICA. [From the NZewe York Sportip lanes.] TEN MiLe RACE FOR 10,000 DOLLAES !-UrPAreLaxErLD SPEED ND BO3TTOM OF THE WVINNING HoEsE.-A ten mile race for 10,000 dollars, between eh g Prince (trotter) and g g Hero (pacer), came off yesterday afternoon, at the Centreville Course, and was witnessed by from six to eight thousand spectatore in and outside of the track, The day wae ...

... R:E ADIN G RACES. TWednesday, August 10. Stewards: Thc Most Noble the Marquis of Downshire, the Hon. F. Lawley, and J. S. Drinkald, Esq. Clerk of the Course: Mr.. Hibburd, of Ascot. This little Meeting. which has been established but three or four years, and, considering the obstacles which it has had to encounter, has worked itself into a most respeetable position among those that are held in ...

... THE RINCG Couttst between T. Trainor and W. Bowers for 50. The passage of arms between these well-known members of the pugilistie caps, James Trainor and William Bowers, of lilingsmate. came off, according to our announcement, on Tuesday. In weight they were confined to 8st 21b, and, in compliance with articles, they went to scale on Monday at Jemmy Welsh's, the George, East Harding-street ...