... 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 A 00§ PORiT1N 1L i d : c NI PRCAGH JUNE MEITINH , Bud Sir T: lliko,'Biirt.' FOURTHi MO141 iksT II&Y-RILDAY, NMrE 80. This was( then billy' havonrable day of the' neetilng- the ?? fine. -The 60ompany'iwas highly' respecatable, although less numerous than on preeeditg: dlays. The~grouned'was in fineolrder, ead the sport, aimple endo eecel- leat.,, Flve eveultiaanounced' otathe osrddewere ...

... 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 ...

... SP1OCRT'ING INTELLIGENCE. (GOODWOOD RACES-YESTERDAy, , (BY ZLECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) 1THI CUP. Virago ?? ,. .. ?? .. ?? Warrior - ' V GOODWOOD ItACES-WznsloESA'. Sweepstakes of a00 BoVe each, It fti for three year.olds, were ,won by Lord Derby's Boiard', by Orlando, boating Mr. P. Knowlee's Baalbeo. Handioap Plate of S01, for two-year-olds and upwards, was Bwon by Lord ADgleseysa Lizzie, by Theion, ...

... SPOBTiNG INTELLIGENCER. LIVEFPOOL JULY ilEETING-WEDNZEDAY, The Croxtzth Stakes of 10 ,sovs eaoh, h ft. with 40 added, Were won by Baron Rothlchisld' Orestes, beating Mr. Morriss Knight of St. George, Mr. Barber's Domino, and Lord Olas- gow's Coalition. The Mersey Stokes of 25 covs each, 1G It, with50 added, were won by Mr. Worthington'd Lady Palmerston, beating Mr. Meitlam'le Sicily, and Lord ...

... I7 ?? t SP OR2 IIG8NC -. O;TI (FRoOr.'Ouiu COURttSPoetnecr iBELtEWSTOWN RACES. M~athews1 Req.,: 'RichactdLangan, Beq,. Treasurer. 'Robert it; Hunter, Req., Judge.;, BiCOND O3AX-;H0TZe1DAY, JTULY 0. *The weather,' this day, was ,lowering and, wet-the attend..~ anoe, notwithstandIng, better than on the day., , The sport was; rather Indiffrent, the I!greast gunI of the meeting, the Queen's ...

... SPORTlNG INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING-FBIDAY. Hiaudioap Plate of bO tiovs. Half a mile. hr. J 1M. Stanley's Rosaline, 8 yre, set 121b (Chariton) ?? I Wr. Wilkins's Dear-me, 4 yrs, 7st ?? ?? 2 Mr. Powdrell'a Miss Emma, 8 yrs, Oat,8kb a. . Mr- Warringtons Voucher, 4 yre, Bdt 121b ?? .. 4 Four others ran. GreatLanoasbire Produce Stakes of 10 save each. with 56 added, for two-yr-olds; ...

... | I SPORyTIAG I:fl 7L N IGENCT B|E. , f: !1~ p e, lROTUNDO GAEDENS-PONY RACES. (FwROM ODB coRsRSPONDENT). The second night's races at this celebrated place of amuse- ment tooki place last night. Thej cO asy, a8 on the itt night, was highly respectabli. We noticed on the ground many of the eporting charaoters of 'the Cerragh and Chester e meetings,. The company numbered as many as on the first ...

... (FROM OUR a MR sPONDESi), KILCOCK RACES. The finally arranged programme of these annual sports will' be found in our toluniie-the days fixed on being tbe -1 4th and .15mt of Aaust We underotand'the stewards ale determined' to leave' * no stone untarned in their endeavours to brin. off the meeting oreditably, having increased the amount of b!)nus hintheir Handicap to 40 sOVy. The Midiand Great ...

... | BO@UIoDO GiADENS-PONY BACES. (FPIOM Ot) 0b61tE5PONDEZNS ) :7 Those Much admired oports took place 1for a third time last eveing. The company a.s previouly The numer ad ?? ar70idl °promaddui wlthhs nusiuat and~t fashlongble. The lessee, finding it impossible to procure email ponies very Judkicioulygot up a race for donkeys,,hich created mush amusement, It would be worth eibeat's whle to come ...

... SP'ORkT1NG iNTELLIGENCE. (FROM OUR OOBRStPOnDUENT). BALLYIIGH (COUNTY KERRY) RACES. Stewardi-Alexander Elliott, Esq.; Charles Biennerbassett, Esq.; Robert Leslie, Esq.; George Sandes, Esq.; James Ray- mond, Edq.; Robert Cashel, Eaq., Secretary and Treasurer- Mr. John Morgan. Tie above meetlig came off on Wednesday and Thursday last, ard reeulttd as under:- Handicap Sweepstakes of 8 Eovs each, ...

... - I (#Box OuR CouEitSPoNDENT). CARLOW RACES. 5EOOND DAY-;ULY 12. Stewards-Henry Bruen, William E. Barton, Arthur Ha. vanagh, Henry Carey, Lorenzo Alexander, and Darby H. Cooper, Esqra. Thso. Whelan, Eqg., tteAurer; Wm. Johnson Esq., bon. seo. R. J. Hunter, Esg,, judge. The attendance this day, although not so numerous as on the previous day, was very large. The weather was extremely sultry, ...