... I'I THE BALLYANE OBJECTIONS., We are in a position to state that the ubjection laid against Chantilly in the Park Plate has been held good, and the race awarded to Nellie, who came in secoin]. lin the case of the objection to Leonidas in the Farmers' Plate, the local stewvards have refuned to upset the judige's flat; but the case has been re- ferredl for decision to the N.H.C. IRVINESTOWN ...

... CRICKE r. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Rleports (f matches to bs inserted in thue Iree- man r.must be forwarded without delay. Ashbourne Wanderers-No date givess as to when played. lterefore report is In wastepaper basket, CATJOLUC VNIV15RSITY SCHOOL V HIGH ScHooL.-ThIs match vas played yesterday on the ground of the latter, and after a most excitina Wontost ended il a tie. For CU U Nlesirs J P Flannery ...

... I SPG,)RTIUNG INTELLIGENCE. 1 0. ?? PRiOGRAMME OF THE KILLARNEY T1 STEEPLECHASES-Tais DAY. The PARICKVIF1WI PLATE -of 30 sovs, a handicap stoleplachaso. Two miles. yrs st lb Iyra st lb QuIcksilver ..a110SrIgngfld ..5 9 4% ui 'loeave .. 100 10 j agdier ..4 9 4 m Amethysrt 4 10 0 Thle KENT4ARiE HAYqDICAP STAK;?tS of ICO sov, 'M a handicap. About threemsiles. ~'Is atlbI yrr St Ii) peaufort ..gi ...

... I I SLEIGHING IN DUBLIN. f| Bills-silver bells ! It would take an Allan E Poe to Sing of the soith side of Stephen's-green to-dl.y. Sledlges with tauclems, sledges with pairs, b eledg es vith singlc tra-e, sledges with fur, | sledg es wvith bells and fox-tails like the jester of E Robe'c of Sicily, brother of Pope Urbaiin; and sledlgzes, above all, driven ily pretty women, and ' glid ing ...

... I I CORK PARK MEETING-YESTERDAY. STEWAaDs-Sir George St J Corthurs, Edinvind Burke, Esq, J P; Maurice Murray, E.q, Li a; T 13 ierrick, &Lq. J P; Jas.T .Murphy, asq; John Gubbins, Eaq, W Bery, Esq, NI D; Sir John Arnott, D L; Captain Nye, D L; Clojnel Graves. John 11 Barry, E-q, J P; Daniel F Leaky, Eaeq, 1) L; Jas Byrne, Bsq, J P; Thomas S Coppinger, hsac J P. Hoar 'reasitrer-J J Murpoy, Esq. ...

... -'-ItCU I I.\ . I flT2, TA .LFRED Y,-t;CIT CLD. tritat7fhe'IX. I lC., ii'l ( -;p, V1-C ?? wnh £35 cari :.tIiert, :as t-'ior .:ndl ve.lnel fi t:. -am' i ); t -Jr .i. re olaiN. p'c nt ?? - f tbe nixp. :12a1 xi :i ?? ir. a.m d th .eby etaarw- g; iG ;.r :,il.1th rc 'e.a . A: -:is5i':a. ?? .Mr i 1d iei ? i.i; e -.i ?? ;- mi roiet O; ca '1 ?? l ?? ' uael4'( * te-.t to ?? ?? :ld N h11L her 'i 1, 1 lS ...

... ?? TilET- 'WARWIYl~JiiT XMfEISGTns? rc-meetingGi4Thcnilj1 ho'g% y Oil .th'e ?? hbg' holid~ and fiirvhbte ate -oM psslC thur trees, but td ieti ahieryl uit;e1 Site in 'hitoa ere gifinlqutt ehaig. ?? oindedh at a-fx a~rtisn, Aate 'ialmrow4atdno efc I1rt A a thousan bud oey itira thtaxylincI liruldohrr cnetiond~j,Ah. Farbdi ta thathe ir iiql, coil to i herbid gintt i Pr I - 1,~ e ufisi nu Bikery ...

... I ENRTGLISH SPORTING NOTES. Next week there will be racing a Manchestert end the hero of the Sandown meeting, Zeus, may again be found to thefore in the Hurdle Race I Plate if he declines the Marclt hurdle Handicap, For the other eveuts ?? are as follow- Manchester Steeplebhs'4 Albert Cecil or Zitell..t Salford Hurdle Race-Regnard or Sutton. Selling Handicap Steepledldse--Hoya or Louis d'Or. ...

... I . .. I _ . a THE BELLEWSTOWN MEETING-Ta's DfAM. (PiRtM. OUR COtlRLSPONDEN?.) T Ther, should be a pleasant outing for those who go° to Bellewstont to-day, for though the racing does not promis& to be of an exciting charaeter, the very sight of a silk jacket just now, and the . sound of a saddling bell ought. certainly to prove a pleasant vision and a welcome sound. to Irish turfites. A ...

... * SPORTUNTC INTELLIGYN'CE. I VISIT OF ARIAM TO CORK PARK RAiCES. paper6 isnO 'Mirthin this; but for tebstspot-tog papr i lala,!mov1 snort cac w n. o dny's, issue oont-ains, amongst many other feafure!; of hitc~t-'st 'Oar Mlirror bv - bun, w tips for Cork l'ark ; 13' -ktoriu on tl e 'nigiie Fo~urs ;` rll re- port.5 of Ba~i I ;x'bn'a ?? Proi- grumri': of Oct-al Part', P~;jhi cigramine. for ...

... i SPORtING INTELLiGENCE. I _ I TO-MORROW. TO-MORROW. TO4IORROW. THE EXHIBIT10N AND SPORT. ia TO-.ilOttlOW will be published, in connection with the above, A GRAND PICTORIAL SUPPLEMENT, entitled, The Irish Exhibition of 1882 and the Men who Made It. The Illustrations will comprise artistically executed Porti,-ait of the Board of Directors, viz:_ 'The Right Honourshlo * illism X Murphy, Esq ...

... I BORRISOKANB RACF4S-1O0m JuLY. STEWARDS' PLATE, a Handicap of 255 sova. Two B - and a half miles.' Black rsa.Syrs MisechIef.5 yrs Erin's H1Iope, 1aged ?? abooIk, aged Nanrlie Scarlet, 5 yr - Water Lily, aged , Ctoachmen (late Rel- Semnphore, 6 yrs stoTa), agedi Wild Huntress, 4 yra Thce BOR}3~SN PL SZ of 40 sovs Ahadcp Daeeriles.I Mermaid, aged mischief, 5 yrs oachman (late Ravel- 3Royal Oak, ...