... SPORTING ISIZ'ELLUBENCE. I CURR&GH APRIL MEETING, 1853. (f aott OUD coRCaZPj)NLr4DET.) Stewards-W. Quin, Marquis of Waterford, and Sir Thomas Burke, Bart. TUIESDAY, ArIF, 2B. rhe opening meeting for tile year conmnenced to-day, and was very numerously and fashionably attended-the weather, although extremely inclement in the morning, snow, aud rain falidug heavily, turned out most favourable ...

... SPORTING INTELLIUBENcE. CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1853. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27. stewards-W. Quiu, Marquis of Waterford, an.d SIr Tho mas paurke, Bart. ?? weather turned out most inolement, although the mo-n- ijjg was bright, and promised favourably. At the commence. eat of the races rain fell heavily, accom panied by a nipping win~d.ltich continued to the C cee, The course was conse. ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGRNCE. (Froec OUR CORRSFPONDENT.) KILCOCK RACES. Stewards-William H. F. Cogan, Esq., M.P.; Francis E. J. Macdonntll, Esq., J.P.; Nicholas J. Gannon, Esq.; D. O'Connor Henchy, Esq., M.P.; Francis Colgan, Eso., J.P.; Henry Colgan, Esq. Treasurer-Mr. P. Halligan. Judge- Mr. R. J. Hunter. Clerk of Course-Mr. W. Robinson. SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, AUG. 16. The weather being wet and ...

... I SPORTrNAG INTELL NcE. . I ! (FRox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING, iS6a. WILDNES AY, oar. 19. S Stewards-Marquis of Watrford, Sir T. Burke, Bart,; Mbarquis Conynaham. The weather this day was mootdisagreeble, cold and wet; the attendance consequently thin. Four events announced on the cards xero thus decided:- Second Class of Trainers' Stakes-Sweepstakes, 5 ?? each, 8 ft, 25 ...

... | SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (FRODl OUR OWN CORRESPONDUNT.) NOTTINGHAM RACES-JULY 21. Stewards-The Earl of Che3terfield and Lord Ribbleedale.; Scarborough Stakes of 40 sovs, added to sweepstakee ot five soxe each. Weight for age. One mile and a-half. S3ven eubs. 2Ir Copperthwaite's b f The Deformed, by Burgundy or Harkaway, 3 yrs, 6st 71J (Wells) ?? ?? 1 Mr J Dawson's b f Lady Vernon, 3 yrs, 6s 71b ...

... I PATRoNS.-Her Majesty the Queen, and his Royal High- l egs Prince Albert. Commodore-Tbe Most Noble the Mar- quis of conyngham, EL.Y.S, and R. St. G.Y.C. Vice Corn- ?? Otho Fitzgerald, ?? and R. St. G.Y.C. Committee-The bsarquis of Conyngbam, Lord Otho Fitz-l gerald, Sir James Stewart, Bart.; B. J Armstrong, Esq.; and E~dward Hlernsby, Eeq. Umpire-Captain Burke, la.e I.I.C. Kite. Secretary ...

... I SPORTINGkTELLIGENCE cS'HOM OU*FIBESPONDWXT.) LIVERPOOL %lACES-CONCLUDED. RTHUSDAY. Her ffajestj'a Plate 30O ?? year ods, 7st71b; four, 9st; five, slb; ix and aged, 9st 91b. Two miles. Bed Lion .. ?? .. ?? ?? 1 Ann Eliza ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Seven ran. Selling Sweepstakes, T.Y.C. Dear-Me ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Angelo ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, JULY 15. The weather having had a favourable turn, ...

... ACCEPTANCES AND WEIGHTS FOB THE KELLS CHALLENGE CUP. ,Yrs., at. lb, Mr. O'Rourke's Garryowen ?? .. 1I 2 Mr. Blake'a Irish Nancy ?? ?? 0 10 1 Mr. Cassidy's Madeline 5 10 8 Mr. Colgan's Kate ?? ?? ?? 6 10 8 Mr. Roche's Tbe Bedouin (late'Duster) ..'sged 9 10 Mr. M'Donogh's Tom Moody ?? ?? 4 9 9 Mr. Ellis's Jumpaway (late Quickstep) aged 9 4 Mr. Seery's Wheeler ?? .. ?? 6 8 12 Mr. Donegan's ...

... HERBERTSTOWN SECOND COURSING MEETING. Stewards-Earl of Beotive, J L Naper, jun. B Fetherston H, C A Nicholson, J N Waller, J 0 G Pollock, and G A Pol- lock, Esqrs; Captain Rodon. Judge, W Owens. Esq. The Quadrille Stakes. Mr James's br b Georgina beat Mr Bourne's br d Bosjesmal. Mr Foley's bk b Molly beat Mr Pollock's rd d Bostorkizon. Mr Bayley's r b Alhambra beat Mr Bourne's brd b Brenda. Mr ...

... HUNTING APPO14LTMENTS. I DEOCOMIBE The Ward Union Hounds will meet on the following ?? (Saturday), the 24tb, Ballintry Gate, near Kilbrido; Wednesday,28th, Eight Mile Stone, Ash- bourne Road; Saturday, 31st, Kilrue Gate-At one o'clock, No riding across wheat or newly laid down grounds. Garrison 'Hounds-This day (Fiiday), 23d, the Ward; Tuesday, 27tb, the Flat House ; Friday, 30th, Priestown ...

... I (E}ROM OUR COBREMtONDhT.) KINGSTOWN STEEPLE CHASE&S The locality fixed for thee. events is Fox Rook, bedtWO 'ingstown and Stillorgaa, where an excellent course hls bees laid out; The acceptances for the Kingetown' Stakes and entries (0O the other stakes will take place this evening at Dycer'd Rep eltory. - . FZBRUAM. . TIIEGAnnnoN HOUeDs-To-morrow (day), 4th. NUfIb Stone, Ashbourne-roadt; ...

... (FlROM OUR CORRESPOND1E2T.) RULLI{TGAR (CO. WESTMEAT t) STEEPLE CHASES. TUESDAY, APRIL 19. Stiewarda-Sirli. Levirige, Bart; Sir Percy NugentBart; NVflliam H Msgan, E-q, UP; William P Urquhart, &Iq, U P, George A Bioyd, James WV hl Berry, John Malone, Jowephl T. De, John Ennis, Henry Hun ay, 11, lleynell, anea R. Conolly, Esqrs. 'reesorer-HenrY iarray, Eoq ?? Tyrrel, E~sq. Jedee-Robert J Hunter ...