... SPORnTINGl v ?? c*No.' I 'IS IS Ilu by .1. 5o Ir nel at - t 5lo dl5 go' 'Ah S B No. T oe SI ero °C : dWI r L ecO E V whil INO tuc ~ro NOo Al Ti) ~byt 21. neid 0~ Fi hgol Whit IA Whii El V whill NO. sr. T2 oresi and St and chef a blue No G croo host give faiu entl The oth, trio Fir a II Flo WI dl lec di 00 Ai ate 'O1 TE1IACT ANWEBThS NG' RAEAS' ' (anv HRLN5APA). 'The LondailsorougSa Stakes et 5 ...

... PORTING tNTELLIGEN(E. ; . .. i1 .. 1.. . ?? j BELLiEWSTOWNr RAOER~vILy 12. Canu co, NorOnnezssoow3fir .) StowariaeZ.Mayor of Drogheda, the. ?? -he, Taylou~r, XI.t., Captahe.hlto, M. E. CorballY, Eq.6 Mx.; i gt.w.VarutGnaien 'Viscomini Masares e;en.enteo Prestoi4,J JPresaton, REel., J*P- -~Thoannae Owens, q'Ho.S Roet1Day E. 'Jndelg Mr. Robert J Hunter.. WIere was a decided improvement both In ...

... SPORTING' INTEMIGENCE. HUNTINGDON RA.0S-YEBsrmAvDk. (swV TILMS&PA.s'l) r The Cambrldgeehire Two year old Handicap of 5 Boav each, ye with 50 added. Hal a mile, b MT pryer's princess Thy-a, 8st Gib ?? I1 I Prince D soitykoff's Daolnum, 8st 2kb .. ..2 ecll Mr Zlghtiflgaul' AmbitIous, Sat ?? ?? Six ran. Trho Members Plate Of 100 Boiva, added to a handicap sweep-'W stak~es c 10sews each ;certain ? ...

... ,SPQRTI.NG INTEL onC. .. . CURPAGH SEM BhERIBE~1 N -T`I6DAY, 4. (suzo, ?? C010pE'NOEu T.e - ..ild're Iatsdcap-S 6vJa ' i sorv' forfeit If eocasisr Mro r. liunter, 2 Margar llacs, Dublin, Were 10 o'clock, . ?? orl 8tatly, ?? ?? X -- -t lb Lo t~rdaosnygbimj47ra 9 4lflreYRitr, 3yr 7- 6 Pt, Dunnan', 4i ''W 1 AssetnBoe,.8 ytc 7 a i; toe, ;ys wtab~i . ?? -. a Owen-'Roej'?3 yrsJ'''-7' Hartshorn, 3 ...

... SPORTING ' iTEIAGENCE. TATTET T A.-.LLS-YErTsrfDAv. ?? consequence of it;e nombors having ?? word thero wasa uvory thin atrildance, and we did not see a bet laid. Pe, - PROM IN ADE AT SANDYMOUNT. The promenade and sports which ware to have taken place yesterday evening on the Sandyrnount Cricket Ground were postponct owing to the unpromising aspect of the weather. ROUNIDTOWN P.AOES. These ...

... 8PORTJ±RQ NTELLIGEtNOE. flUNT11fqPQiN EAOCEYRmDYa~ . (BYs- THILE i* (sw aroslz4ruf.1 The Milton Stakes of 5 ?? eash, with'50 added, for two. year olds ; ?? 11bb files, Set nle ,'iaeafliles and allowances. HRlf a Wmie. arss~tlomo ?? ?? ?? ?? Sweet Home ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 .. 2 Tha Apat Irp0 Scurry H andI cp, a sweaps9 taes of 10 a10VS eacs, wlthlOO.1 added; certais winncrs 71b etra. Three quarters of ...

... NriWMAR3ET RAO0S-YEaTEnDAZ. . RY TPL310sLAP1.) ;atoh--Isls beat Dot, A Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for two year olds: colts, ist 101b, fllies, Bat 71b1 the winner to be sild for 200 sova; If for 100 allowed 7ib. Chostoriold coarse, 3 far 210 yds. M o]3y (filly) ?? .. .. ?? Rosanne ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Busybody ?? ?? ?? .. .S SIx ran. A Handicap Plato of G0 soav for threo year olds and up- wards. ...

... I STAMFOR AISXr~a~A.tior The ~~ofls0 sovs each, h ft for tbree-yr-old the cIts, Set l101s, and fitlltos, 8St. 71b., 'wtirinor etra ; m iialdera at thetbolossit ~artbaig 40Uowd Sib. liacli jsut- * 's'rlher io name two, boa to the post. Ondo round'and F ax *diAtr~ed (About a milo'hnd al-haif Lod 8StV~ VeesbLucifer: ' .. .. . ?? sot' tah.ts 'vA e. 00tion2bLMb~lpliio.1 Ol xho atibe. Lord l~rlab ...

... SPoRTG:. INTELLIGENCE. BJILLUW8TQWN PACES. (P'LIOMd. TRe colUEMPONDUlAT.) .eillowutown Hill, July 2. .The comingiracesi wvhich 'are advertised to take plee on, W.edcesday aud Thursday, the l1th and 12th instant, on tl'e farfamed fil of BIellwstown, p)ronistctoboearridout with additional ec&At.. Already a large numbar of' hordel, have asrived. at the stables on the course, aud there ean be ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENOIL I RADCLIFFPR RACEO.-YFETEDAY. (nr TPLxOP.APII.) Tho Chestesfield Cal) of 60 sora in spoecl, added to a han- dic ...

... ?? I - DOWN ROYAL CORPOBATION RACES (MAZE l., tOM ovu cscse- O1;DTU . ) . .: Athwarda-Tle Miost niobie tbe Marquis of Doivatbire (Governor), the Right HOD. the Earl oS Hawot, tbe Right llon. the Xar of harleng nt, twhe RBight Hon. L'ord 'Lurgaer, CaptaimnMabell 'and Chrietoper St. Geor6g, a, MIr. ?? Crggs V, of Stocektmn~oi-Teesi loglased, Cierk of thle Conie and Stakeholder, Satarter-Mrr. J3 ...

... SP-. 11TELLIGETN. .CARL&TV6W U&OE6-Y=UDIAY. (mRnoi OuR CORRESIONIDEBNT.) Bothl atte dance and sport was far euperlor to the pre. vious iday, D less than five events being appointed to come off, nearly producing, close. contests, a dead heat for tie Nucery eate for two years, giving an additional gest to the day's racng The Stewards lhad written to Osptain Boeelerd to ce Admiral Rous and obtain ...