... i KINGSTOWN REGATTA. Thi-. the most interesting and popular of all our metropolitan annuals, was begun yesterday under every favourable circumstance. Those who were ins telligent enough to betake themselves to Kingstown by the 9.45 express had the indescribable satiefaction of seeing the vessels leave the harbour. This appa- rently simple business is in truth one of the very finest sights in ...

... I . I OLD ROCK RACR:S-Thqis DAY. SPECIAL TELEGRAM. (From our Correspondent.) Belfast, Wednesday Night. There is every reason to expect that this meeting, which begins to.morrow, will bea brilliant successi. To-nigStthere is every indicatiofl thant the weather wvlll bo propitiloin, which is alltlatie;ne'lded to render the meeting niort&eside. , A fair number of horses have arrived from the ...

... 'SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, I. TIPS FROM CELT. Liverpool, Thursday. None of the favourites potted by the clever division could succeed in winning the Liverpool Cup this after- noon. Whatever harm Louise Victoria may have done Ito the Ring, I am afraid it will turn out that two or three impostors were in the field. I shall deal with the defeated favourites, however, when the meeting is over, many ...

... 1,PORTING INTELLfGE NCk'1B I- TRAINING NTES. W ?? 1 ?? VeIlileo~y. Trainers were able to resume their, duties this morn- ing, the thaw which set in having rendered the gallop- ing tracks once more good going. The flat racing season is almost at an end, however, Hence, healthy exercise only is being done by the Two Thousand aid Derby horses. M1. Dawson's, J. Dawson's, Jennings', ,Ryan's The ...

... FORTHCOMING GREAT EVETS, res With~o a-Ussue' pasted for three qays in onucces- lion at the clubs, it ca0 easily' b realised; StD that the working portion of the, racing world have elo done with the festive season, and, furthermore, nin that .-Wagering on forthcoming great events cora- TR menced in earnest with the breaking up of the frost. Cri The bets that have been mndde with reference ...

... I PORT AT HOME-THE QUEEN'S COUNTY d MEETINGi . (From our Correspoildent.) - 'The present week does not promise to Weary o native turfites, but those-and they will be nu. aierous-w~ho will witness tbe decision of the Linuolushire landicap aud th Grald National will doubtlesm require sonlv hoises' quiet on their vs. t turn home. The only meeting fixed t. take place t diting the week at home is ...

... I SPORTING INTELLIGEN.O. I 8PORT AT HOME (From our Correspondent.)' To day (Monday) the first of the meetings of the Ho'e Circit will be held over the Cornet's-court Coutse, which Is situate within easy distance of the little garrison town of Newbridge. A very large company will probably occupy the noewand apacioua stand which Messrs. Simmonde and Tuke, the honorary secretaries of the meeting, ...

... THE OtNTENNIAL RIFLE I :MATCH. : . l (From our Correnpondeni.) New York, Aug. 22, 7 ' The approach of the Intersnational ;mtlito 4 lay,,S# rsganghooting matters to a focus, and the popular interest is being iaroused on atI Bides're spectingt~ae match. The American Tcai'a'Pl bhot coming up to the expeotavions raised re. epecting' thew. Ths Team a'ia not' puiling together, ?? i3 ?? should, , ard ...

... I OI) ROCK MIEETING-Tis DAY.. (SPE1CIAL TELEGRAM. S (From our Correspondtent.) PBelfast, Tuesday Night, Sofaraitlemst as tthoweather Is concerned to-dsy'a. moetingprouisacst btnoenjoyable enough. T.night is veq-ttmo, aid, better sati, the indicator of the baro. meter is in the right quarter. The gohig wilt be found better than it was antilipated, and the arranc'ewcnts I am oformoedwili be ...

... ;SP.ORTIVU INTE.LLJGENCE. 19TE EUSSARS REGIMENTAL RACES- THs IS DY. These races will come off to-day (Saturday) over the Nowbrldgs Course, and pronise to be very suc- cessful. The splendid band of the regimenfit wil play a choice selection of music during the day. ORDER OF IBNXNOa. Subalterns' Cup ?? ?? i 31 Open Military Steeplechase . . 216 Regimental Selling Cup ?? . 2 45 Hunters Stakes ?? ...

... 3 THE 300 MILES' WALK-THIS DAY, To-duy Smythe, the $IAmerican Postman, will either fail or succeed in his huge task of walking 300 miles against time. The attendance yesterday at the Lans. downe-roacd ground was much better than on the pre-. vious days, andi the interest in the great match appears to steadily increase. At the conclusion of yesterday's walk 249 miles and 2 laps had been ...

... I SPORTING T-NTELLIUGEN-C. - 11 - 1 ~ ft*: : LATES' ~iOQTES ON ICQMIi,~ EVl'S. . . . . Ldgn; Jan. 8. Looking antthe'poor. figlds'brougihb' together at the Manchester and ?? meetinge' stesplechasing andhur'dle-racing cannotbe 'such a Popu RV aiuseinrnt',)itl' tse~s of.hotres, at holi *day trmes an they -mr with the million, and evenr :e;ys hay 'heen 'niore intent on 'tht doings , bearing oh the ...