... ?? ; i-j |SPORTlybED , SE. RILDAUS lUNT DTlt ACESH. e:COlnD DAt, APhLL 7 Stewards--Marquid ot Drugheda, Earl of Clonmel, Lord St: Lawrence, Lirut-Colouel SpOitidwoode, Lieut Lolonel Campbell, Sir C E Kennedy, Bart, Hon. W Eutabiusoen, and Wiliem Kennedy,, Esq. Judge-R J. Hunter, Ecq. Thig day, as on the first, was delightulily fine, and the conm- pany, 'slthotugp not as numerous aseon the ...

... I I ?? HOYLAKIE RACES. (FROM OUR LIV01 LPoor, coCRnESPONDENT). The first spring meeting of the Liverpool HuntClub was held yesterday at floylake, and, as the eport was attractive and the weather fine, tile attendance was more numerous than usual. The race course presented a most pleasing sight. The racing was not only good but'genuine; all past off most pleasingly. Subjuined is a return of ...

... SPORtIJNG INTELLIGENCE. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS-DEoizmn. PALIEavrowN HAulnxEas.-To-morrow (Wednesday), 18th, Cuetlebaggot , Saturday, i0th, Bdrberdtown Bridge ; Wednes- day, 20th, Peamount; Saturdiiy, 28d, Mayne; Wednesday, 27th, NinthLock, GrandCanal; Saturdaya0tb Moorof Heath- Attwelve o'clock. No riding over wheat or newly laid-down grounds. THE WARD UNION HOUNDs.-To-morrow ( Wednesday), 13ath ...

... SPOP?2fl5TG 10NTEI .NCI E, 'Sead a-rqui o if uterford, 'Earl' of StradblrokT Lord Donfe~reale,' dlohu ,Esinmone i, MEil'P;;Robert Keatlnjg;, I Esj.MGerge ~Lab. Fox, Esq; PM 'Y Power, Esq.'IHigh Sherff; illam Qin,'eq;Llevitenaut.OColonii Snowti, Patrick t W oe r, EJ g Edmneod Power, - Hag;j William Johlftqon: Esq Jae :Dauntyt, Esq. . J.udgo-~-Ifr B J'Hauteri;. ?? Theise SPOrta comonienced ...

... I|, ~ SPORTIh G INTELLIGENCE. ; ?? Z L (FBioM OUR OBRIEECSONDEiT.) CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETINTG. The Lord Lieutenant and suite will leate -the Dublin ter. miniu at:one o'clock, by apeiala train, end first rate sport may be anticipated. - :- - ; ENTsizs FoR THE ?? PLATES. eWnNWE5IAY, sEPT. O. . Hey MaJesty'sPlate of 100 gs for horset, or. Weight for age -three yrm old, Dot Dlb; four, I0et lllb; ...

... SPORTING INT)LLIGENCE. .. : ?? ?? i: \ ?? EPSOD RACES-WiDNExDAy. , - * : TkHE DbERBY-DAY.. A beautiful morning ushered in the great day of the Epeom meeting. 'The gloom aud rait that in the early part of the week had 'damped the ardour of many city-and Sa burba' iportsmsn bad given plaec' to most; delighiful weathler; end with the rlsea of the mercury in the' barometer roec thle spirits of ...

... ' . . -SPLRITING INTElllqGEWTCR. I. I * ~~~(Eit~~~iX~gunu cnaoealT). PW/U ~ ?? O~RBE SPO DEI)N CaURIOAGTr JUNE MEETING.! * T SnonD~Y,'JUNr;a'2B f;; Stewards-Marquls of Convngham, Marqiul'of WaterforJ, aald Sir T. Burke, Bart. The weather wae most unfavourable, and the ground in bad order from continued rain. Thls being a holiday, the attend. anne wae, nevertheless,, numerous., The racing a, ...

... TATTEESAL'S-THURSDAY Owing to the Steeple-ohase meeting at Harrow the room was very thinly attended. Only the following beta were laid - Dnnnv.-t,200 to 200 aget Mr. Howard's Oulaton (taken), 8,000 to 100 agat Mr. Payne's G by Cotheratone, out of -Poly_ dora (taken), 1,000 to 16 agpt Lord J. Soottls Rambling. Katie (taken).- MR. JOHN ScoWS SONAOYL.-To prevent confusion frot two colts having ...

... SPORTING IIVTELLIGUNCEI fI DM -unt ha-g .;uva Juia ?? J ENKINSTOWN PARR (CO. KILKEN~jy) RACES. 1854 Stewads-AthurKavanah I Esq; George Bryan, Eeq. Jndge-Mr Robert J Hanter. Clek of the Cours-Robrt *olyn~eux, ]Esq. - SECOND DAY-WEDNESDAY, syET. 20. The weather oentinued fine this day, bat the attendance was not eo large as on the previous fay; the peasantry mustered sirongly. Four events were ...

... I , . i - EWMARKET JULY MFETING-TnuE ?? Handicap Plate of 701, was won bv Lord W Powlett'al kiss Charlotte, by The Sherlit, beatiog Mr Mill's Firebrand, Mr Walker's :.Eolue, Lord Wltonse Oreon. Sweepstakes of 10 sova eaoh were won by Lord Exeter'es Nicotine, by Ion, beating Mr Combe's Testy, Mr Powell's Re. demption, Lord Lonsdale's Welliam. The Chesterfield Stakes of 30 sovo eaoh, 20 ft, were ...

... I SPORTING 1aT'ELLIGENB., I (pitOM OUR COllRkRiUSPONDENT.) TA.LLAG IT STE .PPLE CHASES. Theee sports, wv' ch sutiey uttr et a large harire of public ettenti.,n, are fixed for Weones-:ay 29 h Macrh, over he old .fviouritei ooialown couree, ali graes land. A large numbe *f ?? lust horde, are likie y to be entered for the eeveral dtakes. TEE MAHQUIS, CONtiYNHAI -Hii lordship, at the Oale of the ...

... | SPOISPORING 1AT'ELLIGENCE. (FiRiO£ OUR URttUEsrONDMeNT.) DiIIOBY STI'EPI,E CHASES Fxn 9S. Hanniicap Stake-, 15 Bova each, ?? and 6 only if declared, with lO ,OoV added. Three miles and a half Winners extra, SEeconu to save stake. liJ stuisribets, D of whom doldared. h1r. Ilosley's oh g The Trout, by Sir Hercules, aged, List 71b (Tlubher) ., ?? ?? ?? I Mr. CtoyeL's ch. g Spring, a yrt, ?? lib ...