... (FPOl11 OUR CORRESPONDrNT.) ST. ALBAN'S STEEPLE CHASES-MARdC 30. Stewards-Baron M.'lde Rothbeohild, flon. R. Grimston and J. G. Leigh, Esqrs. St. Alban's. This, once the scene of the most distinguished and remarkable cross-country races of the infant period of steeple chasing, has fallen from its high estate. The meeting on the present occasion was a signal fjiure, notwithstanding fine ...

... I SPORTING INlTELLIGEIVCE, (Ft0RO OUR OWN coEaEBSPONENT.) r HOWTH AND BALDOYLE RACES-1853. These sports are announced to take place over the newv cour, at Baldoyle on Monday and Tuesday, 14th and 15th of JUDe. under the stewardship of the Marquis of Conynghtm, Earl if f Anneeley, Hon. W. Hutchinson, and Lieat.-Colonel Campbell. The following is the programme:- Fl'RST DAY. Trial Stakes, five ...

... - I : q Ti% 144STomcO. I ZTTIvti' AT'THE 1?OST-OFFICE HOTEL, tug ~BTTING`AT'THE POST-OFFICE HOTEL, rer; ws.a z nmru atnacc at the rooms this ?? ,ada araon o uiestransaoled, prideipally to ?? heer Cup; for the latter tY, Ld veywsingetfreataiinprovementofseversl tE Bet gul ioorlatqoain.Frhe-erby and Two Thou. a as, ?? w hav noohaue t notca.Closing piathos:- qr. .2,000 GUINEAS STAKES. at S to ...

... ,ZpOrtilUll. | PISOMA SPRIUO MIEETING: -Titn uamu Erser, replete wit tl th nlost exciting reminiscences of past racing seasons, lur addLd 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 ...

... N~EWMARKET FIR(ST SPI0BNG MEETING. Thle Cop woo oat ebalueriged for. 13E5rTiNo. TUES3DAY NOIGHIT. ONE TljousAD GUINEAS STAKlES. 10 to 2 agnot Stylitto (.2 to ItI) ( 0 to I 14711 lilvblt 7 to 2 - CO fit (4 tot I frNO 12 to I - ElopectIl 10 to 1 aglt ltaytair sd Lilly SlargAot, coupled. Only the two 1ealliog faontrittlto It dem~and. CIIESTERl CCI'. 7 to I apt Trtt1(aeet) 50t Itigat. Ito-I Limi ...

... EP OR TING. 0 NORTHAMPTON AN]) PYTCHILEY HUNT RACES. 8-TnURsnx. Y-- is NoRTe.AwerToxsNIccz Ct'' 1SrAxrts of 10 soss. each, the 1- winner to be sold fir 500 sovs. if demanded, &c. About- s, two miles and a furlong. , Mir. Rogers's Sharavogur,'4 yrs, 8st 71b . .(Rogers) 1 Mr. Mare's Perfidious, 3 yrr, 6st 'lb (S Steggles) 2 y Mr. T. Parr's Selina, aged, 9st *llb . .. . (J. Osborne) 3 11 Mr. P. ...

... BETTUhG A3 TATTERSALL'&. MONDAY. For the Two Thousands West Ausitraliah was in so musk ftonr 'tht 2 to I and 7 to 4 weon takie to some money. Orinoco hhd ?? several friends, and was backed freely at 4 to 1 and 7 to 2. SltMtag. bomrne,.meanwhile, wasunder ettong suspicion. Atarst l,000to tW was booked, but afterwards 10 to I went a begging. In the course of the morning, in the City, 100 to 'was ...

... FIGHTS TO COME. APRIL 12r-Tyler aced Turner, 10 a side, Loudent 18.-Harry Birsome and Hairy Orme, 250 a side, and the Ohanapionsliip. 19.-Bowers end ?? (Spider), 50 a side, Lendon, 19.-Homre and Brandy, 5 a side, Linden. His~ 3.-Bees Tyler and Kteefe, C21 a side, London. ?? Haynes, 50 a side, near Coventry. ?? Eillis, 25 a side, Linden. CONTEST BETWEEN J. HAWKES AND M',Nulty for 195, M'Nuity ...

... 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. ...

... SPORI TNG. TATTERSALLS'-SATURD&. Th aiesof settling the Eplsolso acciunts bro'ught together a lare nmber of s'sbscribers. Sereral b~alances, however, stand ever to he settled this week ait Newmarket. By the result of the race for the Great Metropolitan, Captain Scott ?? a, great stake3, a =id Osborne, the trainer of Gadaiout, also lands a good sum. At intervals speeulation on noming eveuts was ...

... SPORTING INPTELLIENCE. I THE GREAT FRENCHI STEEPLE.CHASES AT LA MARCHE. Although the weather was very unfavourable, the first of the Spring Steaple-ohases at La Marohe, near Villa d'Avray, whieh came off on Sunday, attracted a very considerable number of all classes of eoo:ety, and eepecially of the higher. The gather- ing of earriages and horsemnr, indeed, was, on the whole, much larger than ...