... S1N 0) RtT IN G. T HI E D E h B Y. le [,Y TLE WIZARD.] I, TEE doings of Monclay on this evei-t have certainly it been of 'in interesting and important character, it bet bcsil'e those to which we have latterly been )f accustomed, may be described as comparatively 8 qaiet. The principal features have b ecn the ad- vance of Oriin to a formidablo position aiong the r fat ourites, the increased ...

... 'DTNGAYN'0N 0.C. V. BALLYGAWLEY C.C. 'Tills match was played on the 23rd inst., in the demesne of Sir John Mi. Stewart, Bart., and re- sulted in a victory for Dungannon by 22 runs. Time not perrmitting the second inning to he played out, .t was decidea bv the first. The Down 0.0. were sumidtuously entertained by Sir J. AL. Stewart at the Castle, Dungannon. Score:- BALLYGAWVLEY C. C. First ...

... SPOR.TING. TELEGRAPH.] ?? 1'.tACi S-YESTERDAY. ?? Betl po!> fl, 1; Beauli. u! Bird, 2; una, Vi ?? ?? biy t Lv 1; G*,, a 2; Corpora], 3. .>crfic3-Pinca Tgcatl, I; The Returned, 2; :Bia ?? Thou ran.2 Gioriv-nor TiAl-2lanslrake, 1; Pur-eyor, 2; iA, C c.At, :3. S- ihng Sta,.es-N A jan, 1; Skirni4.;er, 2; High- ?? inmcl, M. Six an. I:ati n Plate- Flitiian, 1 Practitiotner, 2 Don, 3. ?? Stakes-li- ...

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... s P o It T I N 6. frL Tl'LEfixPhl'.] - , AKG1ESJ~ ETTI-N(G-YFsTERnAV- W ATEROO OUtP, (1- EI.I; 19). 100 tl 6 ?? \[r. Eccir' ooiniiiatiflfl.off 20 to 1 - Ir. r1ocki aliik's inintiO fl t 20 to 1 - odL', -il i~niiil 25 to 1 - Mr. HIo' n's nominationl of 25_ to I - Lord Sfton's ?? t to - Mir Swinburne's nominantion, off b t, - Lord Stsir%* nomnarftioll, t 40l to _ Mr. Spinl's nomination, off 40 to ...

... AINTHEE 1IACES-Y-MFTERDDY. IBY TXL2:aBmPH ) AIntree Plato ot 6O sova, for two yoar olds and upwards; T Y C. half a Uo. Davrdlo .. ?? . I Bassoon ?? ?? .. ,. 2 Ire PoFwer . .. ?? ?? 8 Four ran. A Hurdle Handicap of 5 soya each, 2 It (to the fund), with to added; penalties sed allowances; mile aud a half, over tour hurdles 4 a subs. Prick, aged, Iost laib ?? . I'rrle. Donna, 4 yro, ?? 1etb (toe ...

... SPORTING INTELLlGENOL TIHE CAtABIINEER1S AND ?? LA.NCRBS ANNUAL 1MG]EtlXTAL ?? VAILCYHOUO8i. YlUITRUDAW. Slewaxds of the CarabihierrX-Major Dotty, Capt Pror, and Capit IiIL Stewards ot the 12th L*ucorarelbrjo Worinwell, Captain Hanuilton, and Lteutenaut Kar, Starter-CaptaIn iletcher, 12th Lancere. Judga-CaptuL Hewett, Cerablaeerr. Clerlu of the coaloe- COritfith, kog, Caimbineere; J PioDger, ...

... 8POIITING INTElLIGNNOE.' BALDOYLE 2tA011 MAav 11 AND, 12. The Howth Pinol 01 goi oasi, a hsandinap plate, Blat race, ore mile eal a distance, a boys entrance. I hie (leanu Metropolitan S5teeple Chase of Il0i, about two buy,& uad three quarter., 3 eov# entrance~ The BMilitory Pilstsof 501, 3 soya for starters, 21 moiles, Bleojat1ciase course, hendloep eltinter to Cariyagblsu Cuts, letrance 2 ...

... I 'SPORTING. INTELLIGENCE. MAltD PIU2NT FITEEPlEOPfASES-5AIcIl 23. The, prootlerse of theso raec hold i t teltlng at tho Gicone oitel, on TbUrEday, which ones nuelterously mnd iatluentially attended. Several Important mattors were transacted, and a coimnmittco was s acted to choose one of the several ?? that have been placed at tho lisposit of the otewarita by the landholders, to whom tho ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, BALDOYLR sFMl8T SP~it slG MEETING-Timrs DAY, My attention boing attracted by the huge programme of the above mnoeting which appeared In your columns (it yea- terday, and feulang that your eortling readers might think thatl am not ono the land oftho living, It is snoh alength- ened period store I had the pleasure of addr6oautg theon, Il bra ococurrd to me thai this Is a ...

... SPORTING INTE LLLGENCE. DALDO1LE FIRST SPRItNG MEETING -MAOOII 13. (rt0 0(111 MIrLreeI'ONLrN. Corinthian Sttekec of i Eovs. 40 Sfov added. Weight forag3. One noile and a bit, Mr BeytAgh's b t Privilege, 3 yss. MTo J S Alexander's b tI (Jocoathio, 'I yr. , bir A J M'Neil'a l II Waid Union, agotd Major Wlikin.' bI g Tho Crow, yors Earl ot Ctbarlonfourt's Lkbelisk, 4 yra. Earl of liowth's ...

... | - atTING INTELLIGENCE, I ~ , I GOODWOOD RACES. BY FRERMAN SPECOI WIREg (F{romn acr h'pori,ir@'CensrtfetJ London, Thuraday Night. The ?? hoaorelb~th5 presnce of the Eria oe Wales, Prince Tack, the Duke of 180-n burb end tbvxlte of; 6are Weimer, but the great no lost tome of 1tv prteailed Interest by the withdrawal of Blinkhoolle thrh a lamenes. The prize fell to Specnlum, whose stable ...