... $PQ S ARTIN¢yl J' IIGE _ z _ = An, . _ . ?? U. I ?? METrRoPoLiTAN RACE~t6.'lII(i (J3aldoyle Course.) AUTUMN-3dEETING, 1877 1,71 ,SF ~S0AY;',the *lSth;. bapteirnh~fTI *0 t OLQ6INQr OF. TAJKES. The following Races eloro with iMr. Brindley,ITAde laide-road 'D e 'O n Thursliti y Angnti EB80th MXT*AQAP)Ll'RifA PLATIOof' 10 sov- Ean dicap Steeplechase, -About two aini a ?? : t:, ieP. i el roesof the ...

... IERRY RACES AND STEEPLECHASES- ?? 11TH AN-D 12TH SEPT. The following races close with Mr. Hunter, Adelaide- road, Dublin, or .%ionday next:- Bailyseedy Plate-Handicap Flat Race of £25. Ono mile. £15s *; X1 extra forstarters. Mount Hawk Plate of £150-Handicap Steeplechase. Three miles. £2 6s entrance. Stand )3ouse Plate of £30-Weight-for-age Steeple- chase. About two miles. Entrance £1 os. ...

... ; t o k . NTELLIENC],I. THE BEM SrWiT G-I chanming woAther, 4Acge'idsaflt etrdne aihd g0o4duorb, 'vero, thes leading. ~bharacteristi~ia:,tth' thA OPanIPgcOaY trpoA the, favourita -hill of Crockafatbt. JI waser 'WAS ViA Aelc1- cdt thb openilig, ?? Nuser a~kpq;for which tho tast notif ab le 'aboenteo. lvas. Ix~ p Heath 'Trljpper l.er apnc'n,, mad fayoritio,:kuitioaorm tbi formidable Eyreffeld, ...

... if S1OLTJNG , NUIGhEWC i. I * ?? spws . - ; TTXI PA.R M.EZg T> Wt ather more disagreeable than that which atendei tbe above rmeating 'on yesterday co'aid scarcely, be inr Wined, From the times ?? meagre speoial ieft tho Brodbtone in thfe noriting till the last event' bhad been decided the raia cvwe dovn in one'unoseling dozVnpour, whicL to g great extent marred whot would otheawise hatve been ...

... | SPORTIN TNTEL-IGEN'SA. L . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . THE GREA? CRICKET MATCH. I UNIT33D SOUTH OF RNGdAN. Xi. v. XV. OF THE UN-VEIARSITY 0.0. (PASt AND PRESENT).- Play in this matoh was resumed yesterday in the College Park. - The 'weather yesterday was somewhat more favourable than the previous day, but stil not at aU suitable for cricket. The crease was very dead and heavy, and any very fast play ...

... I GORT RACES. In consequence of the still flooded state of the race. course the Stewards are unavoidably obliged to again postpone the meeting until the 16th July. The Steitards are of opinion that the races cannot come off until the 13th August, but are obliged under sule 18 (Irish National Hunt Rules) to postpone weekly. BELLEWSTOWN RACEI AND STEEPLE. CHASES MEETING-JULY 17 AND 18. The ...

... I- SPORTING IN'TELLlf ?? IRISH NOMINATIONS FOP, E?'GLA\' Pendi the official publication o . do~es ore fugsday, for the nutn5Tr!;i$ i~u1 eras'-. be decided in Englaid our re ide , ii ' , learn that tb& ?? rWei-e4i. ir tihe p: ?? cans at Birmingham, NottLrnglianiii an,f L afli5aaykrger thaiflaY p Le~io ?? noniinlltidiS Passed througon Mr E B H, an we undet~tlfld that the Irish hor !: Nqational ...

... i SPORTING : -INTELLIGENCE. I | .^ grade_ . 1 THE NEWBRIDGE MEETIG-TxisDAvY. (From our Correspondent.) To-day the racing season will be ?? in good qarnest, when the Newbridge meeting takes place, over CornetS CourtCourse, within easy distance of the little.garrisoned town. Five events will be de-l cided, the two principal being the Kildare Handicap andthe Great Connell Handicap, forboth of ...

... I WARD UNION HOUNDS. On the eve, I regret tosay, of the close of our season (the best; as regards sport and weather, the Wards s have, I believe, ever had), I send you a short epitome 4 of our last week's doings. Monday, 9th, some 26 jour: 1 neayed by sail to .Drumree. Unfortunately, just after 0 we~left our comfortable shelter, such a storm of winrd, hail, and snow suddenly arrived as, ...

... SPQRTING INTELLIGENCE, THE INTEft4TNIVERSITY BOAT I I - RACE::t sp _ _.fast, (Foi* ?? torresponde-t.) ben! L.ndOr,, Saturday Night. by i i speakadvisedlywhen I say thatthethlrty-first con- testbetweeauthe two ?? mut on the banks of the Thaoes a greater concourse of ya:*c)tators than ever before assembled, with the excep- ?? tiven, perhaps, of the occasicn 'vwen Oxfordhand.Har-wai vnrd met, ...

... I PORTING INFELLIGENCE I ]g~E BAILDOYLE METROPOLITAff A 11. (From our Correspondent.) Ere this reaches the hands of some of the b eaden of F Freemanl, Ecoesais, Spectator, Atlantin, and the .rec cracks of the hour, will have pulled up after ;hei, last spin before shipping for the great race set for ecesday i and then surely the home events to be d,.jeed upon the £irst two days of the following ...

... I .- , ?? Th ihh anna prize. ujtn ftis association wns inagurte yseday on tesnsaDoyioat.It is a vhicurio the at thght citizens o Dublin take a deep and liy interest In t th o i wsa formed to promote, as ?? to rda l eat- laug ts of Wimbledon, Yet at he a leet;ing o the assiatin eld within a few ?? o the city t etitorsconstitute d considerably thla y atedanc. Still, thotact that people, ...