... SPOR tNG '4NRLLIENCI (bO-OUR CoEESPOSDOIT.) - CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING,.-183.- Stewards-Marquis of Waterford, Sir T. Burke, Bart-, Marquis Cunyogham. TuESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. The meeting opened touday most auspiciously-deligbtfnl weather, with a very numerous and respectable aSseeagSli6e. A special railway train of seventeen carriagescxrowded with passengers, left Dublin shoitly after twelve ...

... I (FROM OUR CORIESPONDENT.) TUAM (CO. GALWAY) RACES. Stbwards- Sir T. J. Burke, Bart, M.P.; Thomas A. Bellew, Esq., M.P., J. J. Bodkin, Esq., D.L., J.P.; David Rutledge, Esq., J.P.; Cornelius J. O'Kelly, Esq., J.P.; Joseph Kelly, Esq., J.P.; John Bermingham, Esq., Charles Blake, jun., Esq. F. W. Fore, Clerk of the Course. SECOND DAY-WODNESDAY, serT. 21. Sweepstakes, 8 soV8 each, h ft, 20 so's ...

... SPOR rNG INTELLIGENCE. l (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) CURRAGHI SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1803- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9-(O0ioLUDED.) The weather this day was equally favourable with those preceding. A strong breeze prevailed throughout the morn- ing, but died away in the afternoon, and the rest of the day wqs calm and agreeable. The company assembled was nun- merous, and the sport of an excellent ...

... Br EXPRESS. (FRO 0b OU CORBsSmOiDEIXT.) FrecoaarOan 0f, Balofpaes Five o'Clock. LIMERICK RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES. ItEWCARiT11 VOUBIeL Stewards:-The Mayor of Limerick, Hon. Fitzmaurice Deane, Edward Green, Esq.; Capt. Dickson, Capt. Jackson, Major Gavin, Frank Ffoaberry, Esq. Judge-Mr. R. J. Hunter. Secretary and clerk of the course-Mr.' Michael Hartigan. THURJBSDAY, supT. 29. This meeting ...

... I 3 I (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) U CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1883. tl ENTRIES FOR ROYAL PLATES. I. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEBER 7. C Her Majesty's Plate of 100 go for horses, &c-Wt for age -three yra old, 9st 91b; four, 10st 111b; five, 11st 41b; six and aged, 11st 71b: 31b to mar3a and geldinga. Two miles. Mr Bynd's br c Crusader, by Crozier, 8 yra. lr W Kennedy's b c Nee-sbay-woo-shia by Shawn Baidhe ...

... Iy SPORTING INTELLI.EN. (FROM OUR coaRESPONDENT.) DONCASTER RACES. This meeting commences to-morrow (Tuesday), and will be continued the three follox.ing days. The chief feature of the first day is the Great S. Leger Stakes, 265 ov5e ach, '(92 subs.) PROBABLE BTARTIMS . West Australian, Ciseaa, Feversham, Sittingbourne, Cobaut, Guicowar, The Reiver, Filbert, Umbriel, Rataplan, Orestes, ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGBNCE. (FRoN onUR coRssePoNDENT.) ROSCOMMON AND LIMERICK RACES. These sports will occupy the entire of this week-Roscom- mon, Monday, Tueeday, and Wednesday. Limerick, Thura- day, Friday, and Saturday. His Excellency ?? Lieutenant is expected to honoar the latttr with his pre- sence, and a brilliant assemblage ia confidently anticipated. THE CURR4GH-NATIONAL PRODUCE STAKES. ...

... SPORTING IN TELLIGENCE. l (FROM OUR COINLSVONDESNT.) CURRAGEI SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1808. SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY, sEPYEBID 7. An intensely hot day. The attendance not so numerous as on the preceding. Sport very good-the race for the Wellington one ot the most exciting we have witnessed. The following is a return:- Wellington Stakes, 30 sovs, h ft (renewed). New Three Yr Old Course. Second horse to ...

... (FROM OuR CORRESPONDENT.) PROGRAMME OF THE CURRAGH. OCTOBER Tl MEETING. T TUEsDAY, oaTOeieR 18. ra Scurry Stakes, 5 aova each, 25 Bov3 added. New Angle- sey Post. Renewal of the National Produce Stakes (fifth year), 10 al ?? each, for the produce of mares covered in 1860 by stal- o' lions, whose owo era agree to subscribe 26 sova for each stal- el lion they may name, and to which the SuM SD ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENcE. (FROM OUR COReRESFONDENr.) TUAal RACES. These sports will take place to morraw (Tuesday), and following day. In consequnce of the 501 plate not filling, the following article has been substituted by the stewards:- Sweepstakes, 3 sovs each, 30 covs added oy the stewards. One nipe aod a hall; heats; three 4-feet walls to be leaped in each heat. Weight for age-three yrs old ...

... DONCASTER RACES-'WEDNESeDAY. THE ST0, LUSGER. West Australian The Reiver ?? Rataplan ?? ?? .. .. 'Ten ran. Won in a canter. ' ?? beat Senorita. Muanicipal Stakes. Boisido ?? ' I ?? . C by Paritaloon 'iie a?2 S: ?? - Three ?? Doncaster Plate. Jacqueline ?? .. ?? ?? ?? 1 Alfred the Great ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Ten ran. ' Quen's Plate. Goorkah ?? ?? ?? 1 Ilex ?? ?? .. ?? ?? 2 Five ran. Corporation Plate. ...

... TH9 ELEVEN OF ENGLAND AGAINST TWENTY-TWO OF THE PBiINsX OLUB AND GROUND. The play was resumed yesterday morning at eleven. The Phoenix increased their score to 200, Mr. Scott securing twenty, and Mr. Norman ten, by some fine hitting. In the Art innings of England there was not a single double figure-a rare occurrence with them. Mr. Fenn made a fine hit for five in his score of seven. Their ...