... SPIOS4TING INTErLrGENCE. ( Oi OUR COOBOEEPONDENT.) STRETF RD STEEPLE CHASES-JAN.2. t2 Manchoster l ?? of the'nineteen horses weighted a for this race o y eight accepted, including Madeline, 9st a 61b. Anmong I e eleven non-aeceptors are Columbine (late t Derby Dilly), Qomorn, Old 'Rake, and Neodwood. There t are Bix acoceptaces for the Stretford Handicap, including Ma- I deline, loat 11h, and ...

... SPOUTISN INTERLLIGENCE. (vaoX OUR .01aCRPONDENT.) CHESTER RACES-MAY 9. 9 Mostyn Stakes, .10 ?? each, 100 sova added, for 2 yrs old-28 nominations, including Mr Balfe's b f Dewdr.p, Mr t M Cane's b o Toby Philpott, by Burgundy; Mr Copper- thwaite's br c The Moor of Venice (late St Thomas), and Mr W Hatch's ch c The Trojan Warrior, by Crozier. t Palatine Stakes, 16 sova each, 100 SOVB added, for ...

... SPORT ItNG INT'ELLI GENCE. CURRAGH STE1:PLE CHASES. In coinsequeluce of tba severiiy of the weather the steffards have decided on postponing these races to Wednesday, the 25th. The entry will be left open to Wednesdsy, the 18th. Tho stakes will be only 2 sove., instead of 8, for the liret race; for the second race the stakes remain the same-half soV. entrance. TATTERSALL'OS- T iURSDAY. A ...

... SPORiTING OrTLLE9' I (iwaoa OUR LIVEROLSEPEC&R Weights for teGadN ~ l~~~d 20 so ys ee, I t.ad o1teltej of February, WIh O ovilsi 62 suibscribers:- I 1(r'W Bovnott's ?? k, g Sir Pete,'LauriO .a,12 I Tombo Si 9 10 Captain Little no b g Mt ev4lb.Gar- Peter Simple ?? a 12 0 forth ?? ii)lo~1 ItMr soeiley's br g Mr C fliggins's r ta I Biurton a It 12 Maria Day Mr T Mason's brt g Mr Barrys ...

... HUNTING APPOOITMENTS. JANUARY. The Palmerstown Harriers will meet on to-morrow (Satur- day), 14tb, at Lucan Rtce Course: Tuesday, 17tb, Cold- blow Bridge; Saturday, 21st, Palmeretown; Tuesday, 24th, Milltown; Saturday, 28tb, Kiog3wood, Naas Road; Tues- day, 81et, Peamount. At twelve o'clock. No riding over wheat or newly laid down grounds. The Meath Hounds.-To-morrow (Saturday) 14th, Cross ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEACE. I (FROM OUR OWN cORPtESP~oNDr:NT.) LIVERPOOL GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE. tAUCII 1. NOMINATIONS-62. Lord George Peter Simple Mountain Maid The Marquis Simple Peter Maurice Daley Sir John Peter Maria Day Cockcrow Valobope Maley Abd-el-Kader Victress Luck's-all Oscar Bourtrun Lobster La Gazza Ladra Beware Little Charley Columbino (late Bedford Labyrinth Derby Dilly) B g ...

... TALLAGHT STEEPLE CHASES. (FROM OUR OWN; CORRESPONDENT.) WEDNESDAY, 11TH JANUARY. Entries for the Cookstown Selling Stakes, 2 sove eacb. 20 sovs added. Napoleon Il.: 4 yrs, en- Little Queen, 6 yra ?? £20 tered to be sold for £100 Garryowen, 6 yra ?? 80 Fury, 3 yrs ?? ?? 80 Shelmalier, 4 yrs ?? 40 Gr g (M'Evoy'e), aged. 20 Boundaway, 4 yrs - - Bon-jour, by Harkaway, Swallow, 5 yrs .. 20 out of ...

... SPO.RTING INTELLIGENCE. (FaROam OUB COR1EBRsDENiT.) CURRAGH APRIL MEETING, 1854. FIRST DAY--TURSDAY, 26. SwaepEtakes, 10 so0a, h ft, with 40sova added-20 soVE by the Trainers' Fnnd and 20 sove by the Club One mile and a half on the Peel CNurse. Thsee who 'declare ft on the let February to pay but 2 BoVa ft, which will go to-the second horse, 2 sova each for entrance. yrss t lb Mr W Clarke's b ...

... I (FB031 OUR COI RE8PONDiNT.) CURRAGa APRIL MEETING, 1854. SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, 26. Sweepstakes, 5 so3v each, with a0 sava added, for three yrs old, to ran one mile on the Peel course. Those who declare ft to Mr. Hunter, Kingstown, on the Ist February to pay but 2 sovs ft, to go to the second horse. 2 sovy each. NOWINATIONS. Mr Whaley's b c Bacchus, 8st 91b. Mr K eegan's ch g Ringleader, Bat ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGEACE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) TALLAGHlT STEEPLE CHASES-POSTPONEMENT. The course at Tallaght not being in a fit state to be raced over, from the inclemency of the weather, the stewards have decided that the steeple-chases, appointed to take place this day (Wednesday) be postponed to Monday next, the 16th of January, then to be run off (weather permitting) according i to ...

... I SPORTING INTE.LL1GFNCI. (FROM OUR £OBRERSONDENT.) TALLAGHT STEEPLE CHASES. MONDAY, JANUARY 16, 1864. Stewards-W. Smarte, Esq., L. Rorke, Esq., J. Cavanagh,.i Esq. Judge-Mr. G: Tracy. Secretary and Treasurer- Mr. P. Faulkner. Clerk of the Course-Mlr. J. Brady. Notwithstanding a postponement in hopes of favourable weather, this day turned out one of tbe most boisterous encountered by steeple ...

... i SPOR TING INTEL .GBEI CE. I C (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDRNdT.) STEEPLE-CHASE AT GRANARD, CO. LONGFORD- TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. Match-26 save aside. One mile and a half, heats, Mr. Kerr's b h War-Eagle, by Humming-bird, 8 yrs, l0st 71b (D. Callaghan) ?? ?? 1 1 Mr. Reynolds's b m The Maid, by Hiumming-bird, 8 ars, 9oh 71b (E Noonart) . . ?? diet. This match came off over the old -Granard steeple ...