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... SPORTING INTELLIGEBNE. CwS m SIXTEEN oie COnK V, UoeieivicTy C 0.-Thi3 match was conmimenced on Monday on the Mtrdyke, Cork. 'ho ground weI in excellelt order, Lnd although there was no very largo attendance on the cricket ground, yet every pori'on of the Mlardyho walk which a forded a view of the ground wae oa cupied by epectators. Play begah by the UIniversity gohn g to the w;chots, their ...
... | THE LEINSTER ALRCHEY MBETNG. The second day's sbooting of the fourth annual mooting of the Leinster Arehaer took plac yeterday ile the grounad of the Exhibition Palace. The attendance of archers was a% large as on the previous day, but the 'spetators, except those who for a short time strolled out from t)po Palace, were not numerous, The bands of the 89th Regiment and ExhibitIon Palace viese ...
... SPORIt'iNG jNTELLlGENWE. {SiWMAIKET BOUGHTON tMEETING-`WE1,,UKHFj.Ay. Thero was ot co1rse, a groat exodus from Newinarket after the Cambridgeshire, and thc company which patro. ntred ?? sport to-day WaS mainly made up of noblemen and gentlemen and professional betters. Tke latter class bad but little tne snllowed them for Rattling over the big race, as the early time of oleven was eoe for ...
... hEATII ,IIACES-YESTRIODA T. (FilOX Olua J'010.0 aPOrNDNasT,) Steaords--Tho Earl of Portarlingtbnss L8S W Daweson' DaimerEts,; MItobati Dunne,Eoq; iltobart a Cobny, Ebq * ' Major;ienryD Cerdeno, ,Uaiiteiri Croindael El, ?? Arm- strong,Zsq. Judge-Mr R J Himitle. Startor-Mr At' Glancy. l 'loma Terpio, Eq, treasurer and lou sac. Although IthtdiAkyurued at romarably lpls teo atict- anc6 ait the ...
... SPORTING ITELLIGENCE. I YOUG7 AL _ ACES AND IDEPLECHASIM5.- Stewardo-Captsin J Greone, Captin Hamilton, John Ronyarne, EAqtl J Mangan, Rgq; J OXeeffe, Ifq e J S Carberly, Esq; RI Barry, REq C Bonae7ie, Eq. M )D; C(apainn II Gjreens, Ii RSith, 1&q , D Murphy, Jfeq ; W Garde, Ehq. Judge-MI it Hunter, jufor:. Se6rntary- .Mr L Murphy. Tzaaaurer-J Medie, Egg. Clerk of tho ?? C Blackball. The racing ...
... 'SoiTOB nmLlaGENoiE. I SOUTHAMPON RtACM-YaRmMDAT, (aY TELWA&ATA,) I 'The Stonebam Park Stakes of 10 Novi each, with 60 added, ΒΆ for two year olds; eoltb, 8st lOb; ai1e, oat 71b oMT d tain vinnera extrO Yive furlongs, llrqnl of lasting's Bee-Saw, 71b extra . . t Duke of Newotlo'a Ninny, 7lb extra 2 c Mairquis of Hating's Cuckoo, 41b extra t Those rail. The Sonthaepton Stakes (handicap) Of 10 ...
... SPORTfIG INTELLIGENCE. DDWOOT12E RACB V5iYsTitAT The ~~(BYTUZ~OSSAP5O, Tho ?? Stekre of 200 sovs eacb, for two year olis; colts, Oak lilb ; illies, gat 71b. 6 fur. 162 yds. Sir J ?? Cotlyto ?? . I Mr Merry's The Parson .. 2 Majorxlnwonu' Pro`tr ?? t Throe rn. The Comorition Plate of 80 sove li speels, added to i handicap sweepstakes of 10 soon each; eartaln winners extra. 7 fur 214 ydA- Sir J ...
... T HE GREAT SHIP RACE FROM CHINA. l I- r - I I This year's race has proved quite as extraordinary as that of last year. The'raseping it msems, is not the winner, after all, the Ariel, 863 tons, having arrived on Monday morning in the East Indiad Docks in about five hours less time tan that in which the journey was accomplished by the Taeping. The Ariel sailed from Foochow-foo on the 13th of ...
... 'I - SPORTLYG INTELLIGENOE. I Pear Ile Foxhuieters' Ktf 4 Bovs each, 401 added (open; ca al hr Iu the Galway, Clara, PoeB ccrmmon, Mr.' Deni',an ?? d l*h - ~lworth'i Jeeounds). lintranco tc be made with Mr ter oftheceoee, Lovgbisre, at or before four o'loed rp'si.ae, Oh 2naof U;y CAVAN~ HIUIIT 8R PE S-#0 29. ?? the Ron H1'Anarloyk !pr IPII the Ifaw C.Molyneux, loth Huocare;, Ritagt'F ...
... I SPORTING IN.TELLIGENCE. | SIIREWSBURY R&ONA-Y&rSrTDAY - (1Y TELOR4APH.)I The Longleath Handicap of 6 sove each, for aU ages; winnere alter the declaration of the weighto7'b extra. About three fuslongs. Levingston ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? I King or Spades ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 Thermometer ,. . ?? .. .. Th I Eight ran. The Newport Gold Up, value 150 sova by subscription of 10 cov each, with 60 added, two year ...
... l PQBT NG urze IlV=PO.OL AD'TUTN Mi;3 fE G-Pn1DAY. The extraoxdinay fne weather, togegh?r with the attrac. ?? ot the Ltverpool Cup, caused a coneiderablo accesin of viuste. The 'race for the cup wrsW, 'perha, amla of the meet remakable ever witneseed. Several of the acQOpetI- toys had been invested with unfathorable mystery, and public excitement became fitenso Rs the hour drew near for ...
... I SPORTING7INTE.LIGENF I DERBY ItcS-YaSTEnRDAY. (BY TELEOSGAPHO)' The Derwent Stakes of 8Q sovp, addod to a handicap, sweep- o ;aahdi of G soya eac1; Certain winneors Vib extra. One r l ! odgmana' Vice Virgs, 3 yrs, Gst ilb ?? I ]r Alhyn'sXrlght of Downo,8 yrs, 6st 121b,_ . 2 Lord Bateman's Anchorlte, 3 jrs. 6st ?? .; S r Five ran . ThleanrIngten Stikes of 50 soV', added to aoweepstakda of ...