... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TAT'iEtAL 'i-&LoNDAY. A fl , -- ( - .. A tllin attendance, and only a very liamited amount of busi- nes transaoted. T. e pliduclpal Derby bets were:-o00 to 15o once, and 600 to 5 twice, agat L(*d ol the Islee; the latter odds v ere hlid *o- * arda the olosei; 13 to 1 to 701 ?? S& Hubert, 1,50o to 100 1g9t Oul0to1, and 1,000 to 35 agat Polydore, whose backer olfered to tt blo the ilnyetlmenr, ...

... 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 ...

... cORK SOU'AEN aloB- DAY, Dso. a,1 85 . ?? ' ?? ' ;v purc~T , Snanpadet;rs t ! -The thlid- intatisg for tie 'ecasori'of 'his celebrated club eommrencoetdble 7,s, whlloh wr 'in' m't an'faionrable for eounwhg, being wetand torMy; barer,*were soarce, 'and the sport ir,; dlfferent.-~atten0anct limited.':-. * ' 'The 'rglinton Challenge Cup. Mr. Arxmstrong'sw and-r b Carb2rry Lass beat d-Mr. ...

... SPOQR T'ING INVTELLIGENCE. CONFY CASTLE STEEPLE CHASES, MONDAY, IIEOEMDEa'4, lsi54 (FR1OM OUR CORiRESPOND`NT).' Stewards-Sir Edward Hutchinson, Bart; Captain £iaith' 48th Northamptonshire Mlliltla. Secretary-Mr W' Robins Judge-Mr R J3 Hunter: Clerk-of the Course-Mr W Lynolh This meeting, as we 'anticipatedi attracted a very large annd respectablenasemblagegofsptctators-the noveltyofauladp ...

... SPOUTIAt6 INTELLIGE.CE. FYANSTOWN (COUNTY MEIhATH) COURSING I METING. (FROM OUR COnUSr'O1Dme[T). DaOzEMnz3 28, 29., Stewards-Earl of Ilective, M.P, J 0 Pollock, Esq, TL Naper, Esq, J N Waller, Esq. G A Po1lock, Usq, J Bayly, Jan, Esq, Caipt Rodon, and Capt Jicholson. Judge-W. Owens, Esq. This meeting was well attended, but in consequence of a Be- vere frost on the night previous to the meeting ...

... SPORTING' A'TELLIGENCE. COURSING M-MOUNTAINSTOWN (COUNTY MEATE) CLUB MEETING. (FROsM OR CORRE82ONDENT.) TuEsDAY, DEc. 12. Stewards-Marquis of Conyngham, Earl of Bective, J. W. Neper;~ Esg, Ill. Arobdall, Esq. M.P, G. A. Pollook, ERa, J. N. Walter, lReq. and Captain Rodo,. Jadge-.W. Owens, REq' -The oveather being inclement, the attendance was limited, ard tlis sport rathermeagre. SubJodned it ...

... 1 : SPORTiNG IXTVLZGENCE. ?? BETTING AT MANCHESTER-TuxiIDAy. There was a tolerably strong muster to-day, -and althoggh (peculation wes chiefly confined totbe Derby, things in n gene-.' ral way bore a moreanimanted appearanoe than we have eeen for some time. CuEsTzam Cub-0 to 1 agat The beiver (wanted). Dpnnr.-_ to4 aget Gramoului Esuriens (Io to I t, f), 100 to 8 aagt Lordof tbe Islea (nom), ...

... SPOR1T ING INTELLIGENCE. l I . -- - 'I TH (FRoDr OUR COBRREPtDtINT). . E IRISH TURF-PRINCIPAL WINNfl, HORSES IN 1804. Winners. Master Tom ?? Old Malt ?? Roosommon Stradbally ?? Vandyke sihon Prure Arlil ?? *- Mothbr Carey's Chioken Dr O'Toole Cockatoo Legacy Idle Girl Eglinton .. Simpleton.. Lady Harkaway Colt Amrusement Attractive ?? Fuse ?? Jaokdaw Alexia ?? Baltinasloe ?? . ?? Chaaeaway, ...

... ?? ?? . . ?? . . P. - ., : - 'l ?? SP~bil~sS.1X2'ELIIGENC I ?? (ssROMo.us OaRuRsBPOtDENT)] 4 * OUARAGH 'RACES TO COME. STAXE8 TOCLOSE, AND VoBFE1Ts, &0., T9 BE. DEOl&BED ,ON JANUARY 1, 1855 - --APRIL MEE ?? 186. Kildare addsllp 8taieeo,,'asays each, 2 it, lO; eovs aided. . ' ODO m~le and a hesl!f (18'n'ciirnlnat~ona)2; yebv 'ft, to be'itW. olared on .1t Jan,. -WEDNESDAY, 25. Sweepstakes, 56 ...

... I :UNTING APPOINTMENT d I . - MNSDomu PALXERHSTOWN Hxnias,-I'omorronv (Saturday), 80th, Moor of Meath-At twelve o'olock. No ?? over wheat or newly laid-down grounds. WARD HOUNDS.-This day (Friday), 2sth, Mayne.- One o'lock. '.en nmen are requested to avoid rlding over wheat or newly laid down grounds. KIre DARE ?? (Saturday), aoth, Johnstown Inn-At II o'clock. ln. DzNNi's Fox EourrDse-This day ...