... SPORTING IrNTEL LINOE. (FROM OUR CORBESPONDENT). GR&WARD (CO. LONGFORD) STEEPLE CHASES. These annual sports came off on the 27th and 28th AMil over a well laid out course In the neighbourhood of Granard- The weather was fair, and the attendance numerous. We sNub. join a brief sketch of the running :_ FIBST DAY. Selling Stakes, three nove each, 25 eoys added, for all horses- ?? 71b each. The ...

... S'POiTING INTELlIGENCE. (FlaOt OUR COItRRESPONDENT) ENNISKILLEN STEEPLII CHASES-MAY 3. (Over the Rook Course). ilandicap Sta'ses, 2 FOVS pP, S5 soVS added. Three miles. Gentlemen rideis. Mr. Chester's gr g Prodigal, aged, l2st 71b (Mr. Gresson) I ,I,. Blooramfalr5' b rn Evergreen, aged, 12st (Ur. Irwin) ?? 2 Mr. Collum's br g Ramabler, aged, I1st (Mir. Evatt) ?? a Mr. Johnston's b nn Blue ...

... SPORTJlNC INYTBLLI&ENCE. (FRONt OUR CORRESPONVENT). '031ASTOIIS N (CO. HOSCOMM,110,) STEEPLE CHASES. Stewards-John DArcy, Thomas M. Naghteu, and John T. Seymour, Esqrs. The atnouac ment of these sports, and fine weather, attracted ililnerous and respectable assen; .;zige to Thomastown Park, oe lhe 20th instant The start for the first event took place IloU twho o'clock, Bittetr Stakes, 2 8ovs ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THlOMASTOWN (CO. ROSCOMJMON) STEEPLE-CHASES. SATUiRDAY, MAY 28. Stawards-Thornas Mll Naghten and John T Seymour, Esqrs. These eports (adjourned Irom the 12th inst. in consequence of the sudden death of Mr E itzgerald) were resumed to-day in Thomnietown Park (midway between Athlone and Ballinasloe), ard attracted a large asemblage of gentry and peasantry. The weather was ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE EPSOM RACES-TursDAY. The annual sporting festival on Epsom Downs commenced on Tuesday under the most propitious influences, bright skies and pleasant breezes compensating in some degree for the dreary weather which attended the early meetings of the season. The opening day, never attractive to the masses, did not draw more than an average attendance to the Downe, the ...

... SPOlTING LVI'EL IIRENCE. CtlE-TER MEMS. (FROM OUR COROOr.EPONDEONT.) It is naturally a source of exultation to our highly ester med ?? and respected member of the IA8ih Turf, Edward J. Irnji., Esq. that the winner of the CheSLer Cup this year (Goliader) is ?? produce of his renuvined horse Faugh-a- ballagh Nett value of the stakes, 2,1701. I ae irirl diviionn at Chester on thii ocoasion ...

... SpoRTIN' INTELLIGENCE. (fraol OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) gUGHLIN (CO. MEATH) STEEPLE CHASES. ]Dg 13 5 THURSDAY, MAY 26. war$ a pretty numerous gatheling to-day at Dun- 5ghle (aboflt a dozen miles from Dublin). to witness the ei tWO events announced to come off. The weather was ly fine, and the sport proceeded as follows:- ?? 1 sOV eecb, 20 8ovS added. IOsteach. Winnersto carryS lb extra. 41b ...

... SPORTING INI'TLLI(GEICE (FROM OUR CoRRESPONDENT.) MAXCHESTER RACES-MAV 19-. Stewards-Earl of Caledon, Sir H. de Traford, G. yynelS J. Meeklam, Esqrs. dlb The as-emb;lge on the course this day was iraen tesdat weather most delightful. The principal event ws teT Cup, the race for which proceeded as follow S c . Manchester Tradesmen's Cap of 200 sOvS ill de detl X dicap Stakes of 20 ?? each, 15 ...

... | SPOilTING INLEL LIGENCE if (FROM OUR OWN5 CORRESPONDiNT.) 8 MULLINGAII, STEEPLE CHASES. '0 TrESDAY, 3tAY 10. - STEWARODS.-Sir Percy I Nogent, B3art; Joseph Tuite, Ey9 i Henry Murray, Esq; Richaid WV. ieyLell, E-q., llicllardC no~ly, Esq. venry Murray, Eeq., treasurer; Edward Tyrrell Esq., secretery; Mr. Patrick Costello, clerk of tbe cour-e. I lie meetring at Newbrcok this day was cheering ...

... I PORTI2 tI2ELUGENCE By ~~~(FROl OCRL COBRABOP,)DktUlM. ok UNION 'HUNr STEEPLE CHASES. ig ODAMT2. he Stewards-Marqu55 Conyughara, Lord St Lawrnene, Sir Ed- I.ward Kennedy, liart, and J J.PrestOn, Esq. Hon Sec-Il W Bernard, Eiq Jug- Hunter, REq. ad This military gathering Was not as largely attended as might 115 have been expected, owing to the lowering aspect of the wea- a25 ther in the ...

... (pto0r ?? owR r CoIlMESPONDENT.) TlHl1ASTOW; (CO. ROSCOMUMON) STEEPLE mAxY 1 9. Et'Oesf3or Huinterms Stakes 2 SOVE each, 22 ded, 12et 71b each. T eea Mr. ?? b g Jack h age Mr Cowan's b g IncornJ x, aged. Capt. French's ch mf Mr. lloyd's b g Derloyl5 taher. Mr. Seymour's b g alr. Coslahan's b lima ?? for Selling St , 1 sov eaoh, 10 sovs added; l1st ^h* jth selling allowances under 40 sOvB; one ...

... 9PORTING INTELLIGENCE CHESTER RACES-WEDNESDAY. The Helter Skelter Handicap of 3 sov8 each, with 30 added, was won by Lord Chesterfield's colt by the Emperor, out of Regem, beating Mr. Phillips's f by California, out of liss Kitty Coclkle, and six others. Second Year of the Second Triennial Produce Stakes of 1l moe each, h ft, with 30 added, for three-year-olda. Mr J Osborne's Mocacsie, Sst 6Sb ...