... TATTERSALL'S-MerDAy. LivEnrooL STEEPLE CrAsE.-The currentoffavourbrought Trout to the top-at 8 to I he xvas backed for some money, and was steadily looking up at the close. Bastion had apparently the call of Mite Mowbrdy. GREArT MHTR0oP6lOLTAN STAacEs.-Pharsalus and Fandango were the only horses in demand for this event. Each was backed at improved prices. CuEsTEu Cup-A4dover'sposition was ...

... - X NC SPORTdING INTELLIGENCE. TULLAMORE (KiNG'S COUNTY) STEEPLE CHASES. (FROMl OUR CONlRE&PONDEtT.) Stewarde-Paal Fiawcett, Michael Couroy. and Thomas L. Yourell, EFqrs. Treaeurer-Ahlxander Mllullen,E-q Judge aid Handicapper-Robert Huuter. Esq. Hou. Secretaries- Nicholas M. Delamere, and Samuel Shaw Drought. &qrs. Un-der the management of the above gentlemen theae sports are announced to come ...

... I SF0TItTNNG INTELLrGENCE. TATTERSALL'S-MoNDAY. . LlYar0ooL STEEPLE CHASE.-MiFs bowbray wias baoked for a good deal of money at the odds quoted. The other traneeations on this event were on a limited Ecale. GBEAT METROPOLITAN STAKEs.-Pharsalus was so strongly in favour that he quiekly obtainad a decided lead-10 to I was taken to nearly 400t.-16 to I was offered, bar one. CaOEBTra Cup.-The ...

... !PROGRAMME OF THE UNITED STEEPLE-CHASE CLUB, AND LOUTH HUNT FLkT AND SIBEPLE- CHASE RACES. To be run over the Gormanstowu Conrse on 27th and 28th March, 1858, under the stewardship of John H Nangle, Esq; Sir Percy Nugent, Bart; James MICann, Esq, MP; Hon Edward Belleov, Colonel Campbell, Qaeen's Bays; Thomas Boylan, Esq, and Captain the Hon T W H Hutchinson. FIRST DAY. Club Stakes-Handicap ...

... I I TATTERSALL'S-XONDAY. The principal transactions to-day were with regard to Ram. bling Katie for the City and Suburban, the Yore for the Great Northern Handicap, and St. Hubert for the Two Thousand and Derby; each was strongly supported, and at the close at an advancing tendency. It will be seen from the subjoined list of quotations that for both the Two Thousand and the Derby Lord of the ...

... SPOR TXNG l INTELLrGENCE. (TROll OUR CORREPPONDENT.) TBiI IRISH TURF, HOUSES IN TRAINING IN I 85C. (Coetf i,ed jrost the Frcemuasz of YesterdVp) BY 31. MONAGHAN, Jocriev HALL, CUcEaAG.L-Mr Watts's Bla k Prince, Pace, Ontario, Doctor,-and Citron. BY L. BYRNE, MOUNTIoY LODGE, i XJanAon-Lord Howth's King Pepin, Doctor O'Toole, and Terrmagmat; Mr Brisooc's Prudence filly by Seahorse; Mr Barker'a b ...

... SPORT ING INTELLIGENCE. (FRtOM OTU1t COBRRESPONDENT.) THE WEATHER-POSTPONEMENTS. In consequence of the extreme inclemency of the weather in Ireland for the past fortnight, snow and severe frost prevail- ing throughout, all field sports have been at full stop. Se- veral hunting and coursing meetings have been consequently postponed and many racing fixtures altered ; and until that stern old ...

... SPORTING INTELL[GENCE. (FROM OUR COrREsPONDENT.) NEWIBRIDGE STEEiiLE-CHASES. It has been iinally arranged that these sports will come off on Tuesday, 13th Muarch, over the excelleat and well-known course on the lands of Feircroas, situate within a quarter of a mile of the town of Newbridge. The admirable manner in whi~h all matters connected with this meeting last year were aonductedt is a ...