... ATHLETIC SPORTS AT ROUNDTOWN. I Yesterday evening a number oi athletic sporta and games I took plaec in a large field In the neighbourhood of Round- i town under the direction of Mr. J. Levett, the celebrated pe- 4 destrian. Although the evening was unusually fine the I attendance was not numerous. A brass band was Stationed 4 on the grouni and performed during the continuance of the i I ...

... SPORTING InTEXIGENCE. I. ~_ .1 A Cq14UN ' GALWAy RUH STEEPLEC0MAES--MAT 20. (rnooK outs cOttHz'otlnuST.) Stewards-Lord -Dijakelilln, Lord Clananorils, Lord Dinalo,' c~ta~lan Blakentoy, vapin J.o s:1 17 IL. p. perms, c. U851ori. sndlWeAiroeymonr,Esqro. Judge-R. J1Hwter, ito. A apleuslid stood-house,' sufficiently large, to hold three hundred people, was erected oloce last year, by tho ...

... ' SPORTING NTELLIGENCE. ' |. ., -. ?? , ' , ! , :, . KILCOCI; STEEPLE' COEASEICFEB, 11.. (FRnoXs OUr cOII rZSDENT.3. Entries forthe-Cup: Oberon !. BUil ?? . .Lsd~y Blird Hoad,,ield or Tallo . . l Gylai~i 11 ;New r~om0 Ivie Nell ' in Vagrant ?? Mhsrtha 'Little Bob : YellowGnl Jacquoline: ?? . . Post Horn : 54ose who~declareit to Mr. datsworth on or ?? next pay eatronce. money only. * The ...

... MIANCHESTER BETTING-SArcTnAr. RI The (BY iAGNMTIfJ TitLEGRAP. I Bl tie Dcrby-7 to 2 ugst Dundee (thn and ofid); * to I ag5t Diopliaaites (offd); 8 to 1 agst liarikoff (ti)) B to l8 ast. Al Rough DIrg)n (ofMd); ten to I agst Kildonni (offil) i to I co (tki) ; Iii to 1 agat Dictator (Otko); 20 to I agst Kettle-r 11I drum (tkn) ; 20 to 1 agt Inmaus (tan); 69 to 1 agst Royalian 0 (offd), 66 to I ...

... I WESTMEATOI I1ACES-JUNE f. (moWor1 O COItLUESPONDENT.) Senvards-Coloncl S Greville, MP; Sir It Levinge, Bart,' 35 P; WV Pollarl Urquhart, Esq, D1P; Captain Nugeot, Pcter Nugent, John F Briscoe, P N Fitzgerald, E I fLivers, Esqrs. Judge-R J Hunter, Esq. Thc Westmeath Handicap Stakes of 100 stra, 6 soyS. Aboat three miles ovcr a sporting country. Mr M'Cormick's it m Yellow Gal, 0 yrs, 10st 41b ...

... WESTMEATH RACES-JUNa 4. Stwrs (corns OURt ?? Stewards-Colonel S Greville, MP; Sir R Lcvinge, Bart, M1P; W Pollard *'rquhart, Esq. A P; Captain Nuagent, Peter Ngnent, John 1 Briscoe, P N Fitzgerald,' E B Eivera, Esqra. Judge-B J Hunter, Esq. The meeting, which terminated yesterday, wan largely at- tendad from tulliesgar and the county generally. Ou the first day th ospecial trains on the ...

... rleal.i . FFINOLAS ItACES-YESaEniccc T, mc- Stewards-Jaies Nowman, Jun., David Donnelly, jun.; P. Ider Newman, J. E. Heaviside, and P. It. O'Grady, Esqrs. HEon. tile Seccotary, Jiames ff. Thompson, Esq. por. A series of well contested pedestrian competitions and e of some exciting pony races came off at Finglas yesterday. The 30 to sports were condueted under the management of the stew. aliy ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCEM TALPLAGHT STijEPLECFiASES-TiusIIDAY, ARaIL 4, 1861. The Dublin Trade Plate of a0 soyr, 1 NoV entrance, to c1o0e on this day, the l'th Insdnt, at 310, James's-st., at ten, p.m. The Carowners' Challenge Cup closed. The Cookstown Handicap Plata of 20 saov, 1 any entrance, to cloae onnWednesday, 3rd April, at 8, Parllameat-streat, at ten, ?? BEaRnTE, Ron. Sec. MIONAGHAN ...

... IC . , N I N TE L-L - N CE. . PORTING INTELLIGENCE, u I AINTRIIE RAClS0- SETE~erAY, A (fY MIAOE5TIO TELEoUtAPI.) A Hnndieap Plate of 60 Fots. for all ages. Five furlongs,. ,ir. Smith's Shetiteld, 6 yrs, 7st Bib ?? . .. 1. Air. Bsnbi'r' Ellen, 4 yrs, 7st 21b .. 2 Mr. Williams's iara Avis, B yrs, 7at Gib ?? Three ran. 'A SwiCpstakCa of 15 aOya. each, witll 80 added; two-year- -. ~oldo Gt BSlbib ...

... .S O R T 1 . ?? . I- * .. .1 ; StOTING,,:]TEUIGtNCR,, , a] j ':STAMFORD I1ACES,-YrZTIERDAY! (Br MAGNETIC AND ELEOCTIC, `TELHGELArH.) A. Kitton Stakesof bO s5vB each for'throe.year-oldsn colta 8st ?? r ?? '',nltb;1 flliles, 8st 41b. Oie mile ard a half v MrLlntiik' Lawyer walked oevr.'. ' , , o I The ClfdetinCup (handicap), value 200 Bova, of ?? each, in wi *th 100 added. Three'qiaartera of a ...

... THlE GREAT TEN-DILLE MATCIL Yesterday having been fixed for tho great pedestrian match between John Levett and Deerfoot (the ten-mile champion of England, whose performanco at Hackneywick a fev days aince made him possessor of 1 the belt), brought ?? not loss than between four and five thousand per- bons In I he gardens of the Rotundo. The fact of Deorfoot doing the ten miles at tie other ...

... I . 0 SpO TifG: IGE I'la I * . t- .s DOWN IROfAL -CO ?? !ECE5-e TiaiOlia Lod. Dowsibhire, Governeri Judg4e. Gap W , oged Hawle Pllatie-40 ad~iideqd to ie evpstakeseif Seove. MgrFioeod Longeange bY LOagbow,,9%t 7tt:(tGrilOn) ?? i Mrt Coantilly's Sparta, Sat 21lo) Air Ficodsa Ulate man, 7st 71b ?? . Not ?? ergb , it ib Nu0id piced-.GIrnt Lnd nIe, Bat, and Lady Gj~,y, lot 5lid. 1etlfl~-iito Iego ...