... SPO? TING INTELLIGENCE. NEIWX IJI:IET RICES-YESrERDAY. (BY 31AG3D;rm{ TELKGRAP11.) Haaiibap St.kej of 20 Sjvs. QQeCe of the] East ?? ?? ?? .. I Bird-ir .- b Ld . . . . ?? ?? ?? 2 T'iree ran. July Stakes. Gin ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 C)tsxwold ?? ?? ?? .. .2 Cruentirclt ?? ?? . ?? a Six ran. Ilandioap Plato of 50 SOVa. VDra ?? ?? ?? .. ?? 2 Druid . 2 JAo Spjing ?? ?? ?? ?? a STOURBRIDGE RACt:S ...

... - -CIKT CRICE TE. I_ - . ?? . . . . I . .. . . .. I Our readers will objerve, by an advertisement In another part of our columns, that the gran* crloket nratch, for the tbenefit of Chas Lawrence, profeeslonil cricketer totthe Phoenix Cricket Club, will commence on Monday next. Sapposlig the weather should be favourable, we have no doubt many will avail them elves of this opportunity of ...

... I _. -HUNTING APPOIlNTMbENTS.-JANUAflY l ThoeClonardon Harriers-Thli day kFriday), the ICtbi, Ioy- ?? a quarter to 12. Dungiirvan Harriers-This day (Friday), 16tb, Coolnegour- bridge; Tuesday, 20'h, Garranbawn ; Friday, 28d, Garryduff; TUL sday, 27th, Ballyneety Cruse; Friday, 80th, Cappagh Cross -At holf-past teri o'clock. Gentlemen are requested not to cross wheat or newly laid-down grounds. ...

... SPOR I IN INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET RACES-YE'TEBDAY. (BY MIAGNETIC THLELGiHAPH) Sweepstakes of 100 guineas. Orlando IMa Mie ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Bannockbura ?? ?? 2 Traitor ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? Port Stakes, it'zzaletto ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 1 Vanderineulin ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Brother to Bird on the Wing. ?? ,, , 8 Sweepstakes of 100 SovW. Kent ?? ,, , ?? ?? ?? Scheldam ?? ?? ?? .. ?? . ?? 2 H Iumbug ?? - a - ?? by ...

... CO URSIA'G. DIAMOR, COURSING MEETING-JAN. 8. Stewards-Earlof Bective, ?? Lord Luoan,,G. 0. Pollcek, Esq.* F. Battereby, Esq.; G. A. Nicholson, Esq.; JohRaBodon, Esq. Judge-Wm Owens, Esq. Milltown Stakes for Sixteen Greyhounds, £2 Bs each. Lord Lurgau's red d Master Ilat ?? M Cormack's Viotory. Mr Rodon's wh d Venison beat Mr O'llanlon's fn b Uue,. Lord Beotive's bik b Billet beat Mr Pollock's ...

... - SPORTING L NCR.E eek,j DW1I O LCq O f 4 . past In aoaOptOqaapnnDf.), Ayof ourwspfrtlug frlekia~.e olda &btcia day's 't amu~suieat cannot do betficelk'ta 'tpy hh 0lebroted! M~ze Icouriseea visit duoring the appmobbing meeting. WINj4c~ C51 5aemeaoe5oin Taafeday. By leving ?? No orthern day malrl, bebs ieeidlong; befere iace ineab Visitors WilI't bae4ai#lotisae toreturnuby ID ' the train ?? ...

... _ I MANCUESTER RACES-YESTERDAY. (1T MAG1NETIC TELEGRAPH.) Wilton Stakes. Princess Royal ?? ?? ?? ?? I M5anister ?? ?? .. ?? . . Sister to Ellington ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? . Seven ran. Salford Borough Car. EllermIre ?? ?? .. ,, Msartlett ?? 2 Ten ran. Derby lsandicap. Glebe Hawk ?? ?? ?? 1 Plausible ?? ?? ., , . ?? 2 Five ran. CURRAGtI JUNE MEETING, 1857. ADDITIONAL ]RACES. TUESDAY, 23. Stewards' Plate ...

... SPORTINCi A 7'ELtLGENCE. - I +XKt4wS- -(rrnoS -eUa OO'BBB5PO2DBNiT.) MONDAT, MARCH 2a. Stewaida-q A Boyd, Zltq; John Longworth, Edq; Chas Hall, EHg ; W H Jones, Esq ;franoci 4al11-9sq ; Henry Xurray. Eaq; J G Q x, ERoq; John Malone, Eeq. Mr It J H &tqr, judge. Afeter an interval of seven long years, steeplechasing v.a yeeteiday revived at Ballymore. The meeting was largely at tended by the ...

... SPOR TINGa INTELL WENCE. I- I NEWTON tACES-YeermitDAY. (BY I!A63ETIO TttLsonArft.) Lyme Park Stakes. D:sptot ?? ?? . .. ?? 1 A deld heat between Intercedonla ansd the Annie Page colt for the aseond plaoce-eight ran. .elling Slakes, Massacre ,, ?? I Repute ?? .. . ?? ?? , S C;,lurublE^. .. .. .. . . Five ran. Trafeasmener Plate. Van Darnok . ?? ?? I General Willialne ?? ?? ?? * . oa~ter Begot ? ...

... ?? cOURSING GREAT WATERLOO CUP. THIRD TIES. Protest beat Bluecap | Sunbeam beat Dalton King Lear beat Barratar Tempest beat Termageat. FOUBRTH TIES. King Lear beat Protest I Sunbeam beat Tempest. DECIPINO COURBS. King Lear beat Sanbeamli, and won the Cup. WATERLOO PVUSZ. SLC 'OD TIES. Davidlbeat Sweetbriar Albatross beat Le Jalf Skewball beat Columbus Baron Gnracok beat Jacobite. THIRD TIES. ...

... I - - CRICAC2. I UVITED ALL TnrLA-NDELLve;Nv. TWLNTY-TWO OF DUBLIN AND DITRalCT.-mTh grand Inatob got lip for tebnfto Cling, Lawrence, professional cricketer of tile Phoenuix Club, was played in the Rotoundo, Gardens, ono Monday and Tuesday, and resulted, contrary to all expectation, in the defeat of the Twenty-two ia one innings, The ground, which had been oar(, fully prepared, was In good ...

... ;, ..SPORTING IN TELtLiNumv X CURiLAGE JUNEO MEETING. (FErOM OUR COltRRSPONDuraT.) WSDIEsMDAX, JUNY 24. Stewards-Sir T Burke, Bart; the Mirquis of Waterford, and Wm Quin, Ertq. Ranger-Robt Browne, Esq.' Deputy, - Ranger nud Keeper of the Match Book-J It Hunter, Eaq. Judge-Mr B J Hunter. Starter-Mr Clanoy. Another Well-filled card, combined with lovely weather, attracted a very full attendance. ...