... NL P SPOR TING INTEjLLlSGMT', BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN STFP (F, CHASES. TOEBDAY, DEC. 28. (VaH)AI oUR cORRoSPONiDEar.) The Railway Plate, a ha.dloip f eepmst e3 of 3 6on each, 30 sova added by the Beltail end Couaty ?? ailrway Company. Two atilee. ?? Bob ?? ?? Trip the Daisy ?? ?? .. 7 Fallow Deer ?? . . The Brarrow ?? ?? .. Bettitg-Even on Little Bob aainrst the Ildd The Ulster Selling Stakes ...

... HIUNTI NG APPOINTMENTS. Eler Majesty'-Ttuesday, Buraharn Geeches; Friday, no plaee named. TOX HOVNDS. Albrighton-Tuesday, Wrotteslay; Thursday, Aqualate; Saturday, Aplay Park; at half-past ten. Atherstone-Mouday. Bosworth- Wedne-day, Warton; Friday, Brown. sover; Saturday, Hnmsi Hall; at eleven. BJadsaworth-Tuesdaay, Houton Pagnell; Thursday, Wentbridge; Saturday ttingston Hill; at half-paet ...

... I - . II . - .. -I II ?- ?? 11-oruva; T?- - I tutu 'BETTING AT ANCEST3R ?? TWO, HOUSA .GUINEAS s rAAItv. I ~Qnotations: le ?? L~aa& .; ?? to 1 offered.. Traiaa I10 a IStakento. ,- ?? le za d ]rIeo ?? 18 e,- 1taen and jrerd. G.Axb~y *D: .SEBY, 1855. ?? ' rW.: 1 otattone. PE ProMiseaLand ?? to offeremd , ?? 25 Marionettel.. I ?? 25 Electric ?? .10 ?? ' 'to 0 6 take 20 to.I' Its . aavendfrh., ...

... SP ROTING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FaIOATY TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS STAKES. 4 to I agat Promised Land (t) 11 to 2 - R lho (t CHEST}Et d P. 40 to 1 aget Wrestler (t) 40 to 1 - Pensioner (t) 100 to 1 - Rogerthore (t) 100 to 1 - imrod (t 100 to 1 - Far West (t) DERBY. 13 to 1 agpt Marionette (t) HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ?? of FHounds M reequested to cause their appoinitmeats to be or ded by TuraY night's ...

... UUNTING APPOINTMENTS. DerVBEB., Mr. Dennls's Fox llounds-3rld Dalagan. Lomigiord Snap and Worry Harriers- 3d, Ballygarvie; 7th. Moat Farrell; 10th, Milebridge; 14th, Llsgglssirk, 17th Lisfarrell Ford; 21st, Brany; 24th, Corboy Crors Itoads-, At 12. Westmeath Houndso-&th, Mtultitarnhans Station 7tb Clonlest; 11th, ?? II. Muskerry Fos Hound3-3rd, Nettleville ; 7th, Ovens , 10th, Iprea Station.At ...

... I C II E S S. EDITED EXCLUSIVELY HERR LOWENTH AL. To Correspondents, W. S. K.-The most elaborate compilation in the literatisretof chess is Alexandre's work, entitled flncyclopedie des Echees. It is in a tabulated form and very diffase, and whilie it is indispensable as a work far reference to writers on the game. is of high value to advanced players as a work of instruction. HEssL H. ...

... T IVULD SAi-L'S -YESTEBI)AT, - -- . . C q i; e.-1,000 to 10 agst Barbarity (i), D~i j--9 eo to 20 agst YidPsleon (t); 17000 to B0 aget rigrn;0Y.M:(ci, J,OOO to e0 aget Voleaos (t), 1,000 to i6 Par Wet (lt, i,0G0 tm 1 , ?? Vas2 P:mau (t, i,070 i. tC ,gO-'7 .za7 FUSTINt: APPOII'TMENTS, Lv'-Aft-tr Sup aoil Worry farrie,.-7tj,, Sinat Farrl, i r ;;lsbrdge , 14th, Li'glaseir: li7to Yiqfarrell Ford ? ...

... C 0 U RS I NC. NlWR ARKET CHAMlEPION? CCG1USING Meeting. December 8, 9, 10, and 1. Stewards: Earl of Stradbroke, J. King, and J. Dobede, Esqs. Field Stewards: Messrs, J. Brown, Vipan, and C. Jardine. Flag Steward: Mr. Richardson. Judge: Mr. M'George. Secretary: Mr. F. Challands. Slipper: Anthony Root. The CHxnPRNHAN Sluxes, for dog puppies, at 51 each; the winner, 50; second, 10; third, 5; ...

... P E D E S T R I A N I S M. Matches for the Week. 3si~gowland sod Wallis, 3001 yards, 5 a side, Wandsworth. *iO silvester and Smith, 120 yards, 15 a side, Garratt-lane. 1xl n- Turner. 120 yards, 15 a side, at Alston, Cross, 7~~5~l~acis 13 yards, for:5 a side, at Garratt-lane, Davis yae~lt~~osl ad Pl~j, 100 yards, 5 a side, Wandsworth. ~iicdayCO~~is Jaus, to walk four miles, 10 a aide, ...

... '14gling 'bttillpfe. MANCHESTER BETTING. To the EDITOR of th, DAILY Post, Sir,-The betting that has taken place here during the week requires but little conmseat, and the only circumstance worth parti ...

... ,Nattug ?Illflliqfna. TATTERSALL'S B ETTING.-YESTERDAY. TIIE CHESTER CuP. 1,000 to 10 agst Barbarity-taken. THE DEnRY. 2,000 - 30 - Napoleon-taken. 1,000 - 30 - ALerryman-taken. 1,000 - 30 - Volcano-t ...

... I -- MORRISSEY IND MWsOcE-SPARlasrG AT FsaeXIrIN IIALL.-The days when young dukes, earls, baronets, and gentlemen of family scent around in Mohawk gangs, breaking the beads of Britilh Charlies, bandying slang with the wretches about Covent-garden and Vauxhall, and boxing in the Fives Court' are pretty well over. The descendauts of these rumlers of the camp and court may fight a ...