... NEWMARI(ET OCTOK3ER MEETING. W EDNE1DAY. TinE St. Leger Stakes of 25 sovs each, for three- year-nlds. Captain White's Ulysses, by Annandale ?? 1 Mlr. Barne's colt, by Pyrrbius the First ?? ?? 2 Bettillg-5 to 2 on Ulysses, who made all.the run- ning, and non by 13) lengths. Handluicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10ft, for two- year-olds. Duke of Bedford's Spbict, by Orlando.1 Mr. F. Fisher's ...

... Ayortilli., MAZE OCTOBER RACES. VITIST DAY (wanrNESDAY), 22ND OCTOnEr. THESE races commenced to-day. The weather was very fine. The following was the result of the run- Ulster October Free Handicap of 5 sovs each; in cass of acceptance, 20 sovs added. Second horse to save his stake, provided four start. Two miles. Captain Burke's Disowned, 4 yrs, 8st 71b. ?? M1r Isaac Day's Waterfdll, aged, ...

... ARAI SCA;II STI IEEPlEClIASES-.Tiuiisi)'y. Y It ST it A Y. Till ibove races commenrcced this nay. There wva. ani ittitlliiise ar ttendanice. Tihe Iycatier ..iwas timl, and fth cout is' n good order'. Speculation briskc. Thle prititeial r~iue soon lost mcclih of its interest, CO~i'tig ito thte quocik tlistuissal of half thle held by falls. A SDItleriid rid~' ?? thle tilii're pIlaced, ellding, ...

... r?11ort1q. NORTH UNION COURSING CLUB. OCTOBER STH AND 9T11, 1806. President-Viscount Massereene and Ferrard. Judge-Mr. Owens. Secretary-Dr.' Nixon, Royal Antrim Artillery. Captain Lindesay, Royal Tyrone Fusiiiers, kindly acted as slipper. Stewards-Lorl Lurgan, W. Chaine, Janmes Cramsie, J, G. Winder, Esqrs., and.Captain Rice, R.A.A. TIIE VASE, Mr Cramsie's f d Wild Dayrell beat Lord Lurgan's ...

... 1YrVtirng. CURRAGH OCTOBER IMEETING-1856. WDISNESDAY, 15TH. TnE attendance, in consequence of the weather, was extremely limited. Appended is a brief return of the running:- Sligo Stalces, 25 sOv3 each. Mr L Keegan's ch c Prizefighter 1 Mi Wynne's b f North Leach. ?? .. .. 2 Betting-7 to 4 on Prizefighter, who won in a canter by nearly a distance. Her Majesty's Plate of 100 gs, for horses, ...

... CURRAGH OCTO13ER MEETING-1SO6. FnlI'AY, I jrMi. 'I'.iis, the last day of the Curragih races for the year 18ti6, did not much implrove in atteldlalace upon its predecessor, and proceeded in thi following order:- 'l'he Firing Stakles, 3 sovs each, 26 sovs alded. Mr St George's ch c Saiis-culotte, , . IlMr 'l'toliipsoii' b ni Nuvice . .. . 2 Ten ran. Betting- 4 to I against Surprise. Won easilv. ...

... 'fl)-ortlaq. CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING-185i. Tur1DAY, 14TI. Stewards-Sir T. Burke, 1art., Marquis of Water. ford, nVm. Quin, Esq. Ranger-Robt. Brown, Esq. Deputy Rantzer and Kee.per of the AMatch-bool-J. R. Hunter, Eiq. Judge-Mr. Robert J. Hunter. Starter-MrI. Clancy. The Otober Meeting at the Curratqh, which comn- menced this day, failed to brilg together as large an atttitdlatce as we have ...

... SECOND DAY (THtURSDAY), 23RD ?? TiEm weather was exceedingly favourable this day, and-the course was in excellent condition for sport. A considerable number of persons assembled on the ground to witness the races, and conducted them. selves throughout the day with the greatest order and propriety. A number of the constabulary force was present, but fortunately their interference was not ...

... MIJArtiq. CURRAGH OCTOBER MEETING-1856. TIURSDAY, 16TIT. TIE weather this day was much more favourable than on either of the preceding ones, the attendance larger, and the racing of more tban average eha- racter. Challenge of the Kirwan Stakes of 25 ?? each. Air Maxwell's b c Fireblast valked over. Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, 3 ft, 25 sovs added, for two years old, AMr Irwin's Armagh, Gst 51d ...

... TIIE followine lettor, from the most popular of all the sporting j,,urliais, is from the pen of a gentleman of a Northern Irish county, Well ?? ovt only for his high charactel in sporringt society, but for his ItbeOtLity and public spirit in ail matters ?? ;o improve and advance the character of our pro- vince:- SIR-As this is a quoe(tion now mouch spoklien of, allow ate to set-est that all ...