... ATHLETIC SPORTS. Theraces announced to take piece this evening at tue Fortih Circular Road deserve tho attentoon of all lovers of athletic sports, Some excellent rurning may be antlclaitod, as, owing tg the value of the prizes to be compoted for, the entrles have been unusually numerous. The amusements will be Onlivened by the presence of the band of 'the Royal Hibernlan Military Sehool (by ...

... I .I OXFO0D IRAdES;-YLmreaDAY. (e(BY 1AOSeTIC laELEGCAc'tr) The Rifle Volunteers' Plate of 50 soVS added to' a swoop- stakes of 5 Bova each ; two year olds, .8t l0ib; three, 8st lOlb; four, 9sat 81b; live and upwards, O8t Ilb; .One mile. aecal ?? .. ?? ?? ?? 2 Overton 2 Sweetbread ?? ?? a The.:Stratt on Audley Nurscry Handicap of 100 sovs added to a sweepstakes of 10 sova each, for two ...

... 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 ...

... YORK RACES. (nr MAGNETIC TELEGRnAsM.) The Zetland Stakes at 5 sova each, with 50 added, foraU ages. One mile, Silos Whip ?? ?? ?? ?? I Barricade ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Trust ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 3 Five ran. The Convivial Stakes of 10 sove each, with 100 added, for Two.year-olds; colts, 8at Gib; fillies, 8at 21b. T.YC. Mr Jacques'a Neptunus (ai lib) ?? 1.. Mr Alexander's Lorelei (cI lib) ?? .. 2 Mir ...

... I SPORTI'NrG INTELLIGE.NCE, I D1EATHI QpMATIYB0RojlouH OIACES-AurcusT 7 ann 8 (clOM acne COceeRUSONLUNeT.) Entrica for the County Pl'tet of do Bays. Oncet round h couro. Mets :Mr Dunna's b I Zrora 3 yra; Mr Goofll Io low's ilarmione, 0 yro; Mr- Clarleo'a b h1 Rusloet Ploy 4 yris Scurry Corinihicmns. One colic, ?? lir;c.uuiceeb g Glory, 4 rs(01);MrLI Mr Denison'3 ell Ic Sic Patrick OTlenipa, ...

... . SORTING INTELLIGENCE. WICKiLOW itACES-AuOcuaT 13. S ?? High Sheriff, C. O'Connell Fitzlimon, Esq., CaptilIDn ToownileyT. M. Neghtlst, Eq., J. Brenian, and trancis Wakefield, Esqris. Judge-B. J. Hunter, Esq. Clerk bf the Couise-Mr. Coatsworth. I Yesterday being romarkably fine, the company assembled on the Mttriough of Wicklow was extremely large, the special ttailn provlded by the Dublin and ...

... YORK iSACES-YnTPIDAY. (BY MAGM04T1 TE'.LMORA5PH.) Blernial stakes. C(rter , ?? 2 ' ' U5~opeful Staes ;vautrof valk civer. Londesboro Cap, Cronqtada : LaDCncoli .24 'amneeld ?? N1b1o ran. 1'rlnc ofe Wales' Stake& Allp'pilhlmnod .. *z @ . llumimng Bird ?? ?? 2 Nine ran. Filly Sapling stskes. Drians Del Lago ;. ?? ?? I Fly 'I * p ?? ?? ?? 2 I eadc de Jo18 ?? - - - . Four ran. Fghutlan Stakes. S ...

... . SP. ,.NG IXTEMaIGENCE. ?? . ~~~YORKM 0A99ivYtftll]A l: / | uY i(.kOlETOIiC iLEhBicAPOI: l*sa colt Sapllng'Stases of 60 Bovys each, for tive yearni bid, . st71b each. T.Y.C.-Zetlandwa&lked over. | The York Cup, value 200 svoy by subesrlptioli ofO1 aovi cach ,the surplus li specle,: vith 100 added. ..Two'11dleas5 wizard walked over. The Tyro Stakes of 5 sovs eaclt,`wlth'2 added, for two 7esr ...

... 84. - GOODWOOD 21ACES-YEsTERaDY| lour (BY ELZOCHIC ANm MAGNETIC TELEGRAPHS.) ipts The OcodwoodStakesolf i2sovs.each, 16 ft, and onlybif rim. declared; winners extra, Zt. Two mIleS and a half, Ur Sturt Be Elcho, 8 yrs, 6et l81b ?? ?? 1 Mr Ten Broeck's Starke, aged, 7st 91b ?? 2 Mr Morris Dno Balbm, 8 yroj bat 121b ?? ?? 8 Eleven ran. ues- A Sweepstakes of 300 sova. each, h ft, for thret-year. ...

... %ORTING INTLLIVFGor,. 'WICKLOW RACES-Aousa 16'. (FRaOR OUn CoeulasroPDLsT.) Yesterday the stewards found It Impossible tog6° on with and bring the meeting to a close, owing to the Peverity of t6a6 weather, and postponed the racas to this day. Tho following are the entries and acceptances for two of t'he events, viz..- Entries for the Railway Plato of 501. One mile'and ia-half, over four ...

... . , . 1 I , z SANDYiOUNT ATHLETIC GAMES. A large assemblage of citizens congregated last evening on then Sndymount cricket grounds to witness the several ath- letic sports which camo off according to announcement. The weather was most favourable Lad the several matches were well contested. A grand ?? of fire works, under the directlion of Hr. Kirby, of SackvIlle-street, concluded the ...

... I MANCIESTER BEMNG-SAT~UnD~r. I (BY IXAONCrtOV TELEGRAMH.) Wolverblampton Handicap-4 to 1 Bgat Lawyer, 5 to 1 eapt Melverton (t and offd.) Great Ebor Handitap-10 to I agat Virginlun 7 to I agst Mcorcock ; 16 to I agat Stockade ; 20 to I agot Kil- Oonen ; 20 to Ig aat Umpire; 20 to I agst Rising Sun ; 20 fo I ?? Plyaway, 25 to 1 agat Paz (alt taken). St, Leger-9 to 4 on the- feld (offd); II to ...