... I SPORTING iNTELLIGj.NC1E. I TATTERBALL'S-YESTERDAY. LATEST BDTTIIG. (BY MAGrkLETrO THLEORAPH.) LIVERPOOL STEErLE CHAsz-10 to I aget Merinos, 12 to 1 aget Emigrant, 26 to 1 east Little Charlie, '2 to 1 aget Hopelesa Star, 2S to I agat Lady Arthur (taken). NOATHAMPTO1N HAlZ4300AP-8 to 1 Dgat SkIrmisheri, 14 to I agst Lognle O'Buohner, 20 to I agot Elco. Two TUODSAND GUINkAs-5 to 1 agst Lczola. ...

... SPORT1INU INTELLIG.NCE. DUBLIN CITIZENS' GOLD CHALLENGE CUP. At an adjourned meeting of the oommittee, held on last evening, at their rooms, 127, Capel-street-Mr. NaviN In the chair. The Secretary stated that he was happy to say he bad re. celved several communiations from noblemen and gentlemen, including the Marquis of Conyugham, Sir Edw 8 Hltohlnlon, Bart; Lord St Lawrence, and J J Preston, ...

... TATTERSALLfS-YESTrRDAY. I (UTx XApETIC TELLGRAPHr ) 1ATEST 3tTTIN5. IIVEIPOOL STEEPYE ClASE-8 to I ng8t Mino3 (t). REEAT NORTuAMPsOSio 5IRE-8 to I agst Adamus 4t), a to 1 agst Skirmisher. DFssay-1,o00 to a5 agat Rent (t). HUNTING APPOINTMENT8.-FZnuAaM. Palmerstown ?? day, Confy; 23d, Peamount; 27th, Castilebaggot-At twelve. Kildare Hunt-Tio-morrow, 21st, Brittas gate ; 24th. Davido- lown; 26th ...

... SOUTH DUBLIN UNION FARMING SOCIETY- PLOUGHING MATCH. ?? The annual ploughing match of this society took place yesterday in the neighbourhood of Timon Castle, about two miles and a half from Crumnli. The day was very favour- able, and the attendance of gentlemen interested in agricul- ture, farmers, farm labourers, and visitors from the city was most numerous. The place selectod for the match ...

... - - iRISH MEFTROPOLITAN LEAP AND FLAT RACES- tFUOO1 OUI1 CORRlES'ONDENT). We have great pleusure in placing befoe e our sporting readers a full list of the entried for this meeting, which is dixed to take place on St. Patrick'a day over the Howtb and Balcdoyle couise anid country adjacent. The steepie.uicaue, are usual of late years in Ireland. holds the pride of place, as regarda the ...

... I SPORT IJNG INTTELLIGIANCE. The Metropolitan Leap and Flat Races, as will be seen by the advertisement in our columns to-day, are to take place over the Howil and Baldoyle course, and the adjacent coun- t-y, on St. Fatrick'o day next. The programme embraces four events, all of which close on Monday nix, with the Secretary, Mr. William Robins, at Dyeer'e Repository, anrjd to whicdi we beg to ...