... I R , A - A- - .. .I (FROM OUB COIRRESPOVeDIENT.) DOWN ROYAL CORPORATION SUMMEtR MEET- ING, 1854. -(Maze Couree). Thei Marquis of Downshire, governor; A.D. Bond, Esq., registrar. I EUl8U DAY, TtiBDAY, JULY 18. Hillaborough Plate bf 60a ove, added to Handicap Sweep- etakes of 10 cove eaoh, h ft, to be cent with nomination. One 6oV entrance. Two mile3. Second horse to cave his stake.- To close ...

... SPORTING INTELL IGEcE. I (nXoa t0UErirSP0NDurT.) IRISH MSTROPOLIT .-BTEEPEC ES N FLAT RACE`S. (CcnI'y Castle Courses.) ' .- StewairdS-MrquIs of Waterford, M3arq~uis ok Conyr 55l Earl of Ciolnsimel, Sir ?? Huo~hluan, Dart., Si*lr Thomas~ Burke, Dart,, Captain Hont. 3. W. H~ely HutcinWsEZ, 183th Liht Dragoons.ug Judge-M. R.3J. H~unter, CierkofOke Mr 5LIOlZSAT, rOOTODEB 9. - ZThis sneeting ...

... KINGSTOWN HARBOUR-ROYAL WESTERBN (OF IRELAND) YACHT CLUB REG4TtA l The Corinthian Match for the Ten Guinea Cup, preaented by the Royal Western (of Ireland) Yacht Clib, and which had been postponed from Friday and -Saturdayi in conse- quence of tbe severity ot the weatter, tookplace yesterday. The course wae round the two buoys of the Buurford Bank, leaving them cn the port hand, and into the ...

... ~S~R~GIN-T~i~LL1GtNCE 1 2.,a, ?? This mdeting wila brought toaslm~o6ui ohy in Most O~f ~h eye' ts. anoseddd o Slan consequently wind~u~p was Ba~sfollows: St. Log er Stakes, two Buysa each, 4Qsoya ?? Weg0t, Oi -mile and a halir heats, Mr., Lalu'gLte ar;lys'at 8h Fanny fell, and ?? dfastanced.~ In second beat Harlequin fell,. and' Auoopbq1t4d., TkyH ;sseo~.~atr PAti±S ?? liaicappa Onesilet ...

... 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 ING INTELLIGENCE. (FROM OUR CORRS PONDENT.) MULLINGAR STEEPiE CHASES-MAy 9. Stewawds- Sir Rt. Levinge, Barr.; Sir Peroy Nugent, Bart W. H. Megan, Esq., M.P.; W. P. Urquhart, Esq., M.P.; G. A. Boyd, J. Malone, J. Tulte, J. Ennis, H. Murray, B. W. Reynell, nrdfll. Conolly, Easqfs. Judge.-n. J. Hunter, Esq Seeretary-E. Tyrrell, Esq. Treasurer-E. Murray, Esq. Clerk of the coursc-Mr. P. ...

... CURRAGI{ OCTOBER MEETUIG-isB4. (FROMl OUn CORBESPONDENT.) ENTRIES FOR THE tOYAL PLATBB. WED1NES uv OCIODER 18. Her Majesty's Plate of 100 gs for horses, &O. Two yrs old, a feather; three, 7st SIb; four, Sst 91b ; five, 9st 3ib;, ix and ased 9et 41b; Sib to mares and geldings. Three miles. Mr Irwins oh a Simon Pure. yra Lord Howth's oh o Doctor O'Toole, 3 yrs gr F Osborne's oh f Ariel a yrs Kr ...

... i SPO TI 4r I ?? . r dW. ?? ?? - . ?? ?? ?? I; SPLENqDID EUN, WI W&{p~uljzo¢ x IOUNDS. T~hid fportirg ptclrmt'iiy esetarlay.(Mtebudt') ai tue Fia House. ?? feld Faumbeteabopt 0 121tindre4.1 n -a prime red deer was enlarged about half: a mile fom the meet . After a quarter'of anhour's ipw:thehounds were ou.' Th ran: to the BlackBall; then mie t h rihtn ?? iy 'Housei crossed the road, an-r ...

... CORK SOUTHERN CLUB-DEC. 5 AND C. (FRoM OUR COEEMSPONDENT.) The Eglinton Cup. Ur. Clinton's bk b Ah-behave (late Maissme-quick), beat Mr. Armstrong's w and r b Carberry Laos. Mr. Payne'a fn d King Cob the Second beat Mr. Clinton's bk d Jack-o'.the-Lautern. Mr. Clinton's fa b Annie Blaud beat Mr. Armstrong'e w and r b Kate, Mr. Hewitt's bk d Lysander beat Mr. Wyseas r b Wildfire. Mr. Payne's bk ...

... 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 ...

... I SPORTIAG INTELLIGENCE. A, (FROCMe ouat ?? .) CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETIIG. SECO1tD DAY, WEODNSDAY, SEPT. 0. Stewards :-Sir T. Burke, Bart, Marquis of Conyngham, Marquis of Waterford. Ranger-U. Browne, Esq. Keeper of the Match Book-J. R. Hunter, Esq. Judge-U, J. Hun- ter, Esq. ie Another splendid day, but the attendanc3 not sonnamerous as on yesterday. The sport zommenced exactly at two o'clock, ...

... I -SPORTING INTE IIGENCE. dRnoM URn o SoPfflnesaDFeT.) TH1 HEATH (QUEEN'S COUNTY) RACES. StewardD-Miercuis of Drt°heda, EBrt of Portarllngton, S. Daweon-Damar, S. F. Gds.; Robert EL Stabber, Beq. * OIehael Duane, Baq., ?? and John Croaldaile, Eaq. TUESDAY, AUGUST I, This meeting commenced to-day on'aryborough Reath, and the weather being favourable, the sttendah&e was most re- speotable,' ...