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... . 8.PORTING INTELLIGENCE., sen .ial at ion at ty. rd- en he rm, in >r- to le -he gi- ler as, 've ral Lt- be 'a nt he is-I BEVERLEY RACES-YTsansERpa.r t The WESTWOOD HANDICAP PLATE of lff0 gns; win. e en ers ati P/ee ftraon. |sv MeTr Geo Lambton's Bar Sinistit, 4 Yrs, 7st lllb (car &st) ?? BruciksbawrI hr W H Shav's Flower of England, 3 jrs, 7st 101b ,l ; ?? d Mr T Welden's Lady Stuart, 3 yrs ...
... SPORU'NG IN TELLIGENCE I, -. a GOOD NEWS FOR SPORTSMEN. C ,Axrangement3 have just been completed bys which the Freemn's Journal Second Edition, h published each morning at six o'clock anm., will ' contain the Sporting Prophecies of the leading h% London Papers of each day. The SPORTING PROPHECIES 7 will be found invaluable to the body of backers e who by this new arrangement will be Put on ...
... I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I Owing to interruption of telegraphic communication with London lastnight our special wire was not working, and our sporting news to.day is consequently not so full as usual. SPORT. SPORT. SPORT. This day's issue will contain OurNlirror, by lLu; Bookworm, on the. English Future: The T'wo Year Olds of 1832 (special); Kilinarnock and English Coursing ...
... I L-- ~ -_ _ . THE BALLINASLOE MEETING.-YEsTERDAY. (FROM OUR COERISPONDENT.) Stewards-The Race Committee. Chairman, James Goode; bon treasurer, WM Leonard; bon secretary, M 1 M'Giverin; banker, the National Bank; judge, handi- capper, and clerk of the scales, Valentine J P i Dunbar, EsqR 3t,6 orth Great George's street, Dublin. ' The sun on the fair green to-day was simply ln- dian-like in ...
... i SPORTING IN'TELLIGENCE. i , _ . . _ . , ?? Was I THE KILKENNY MFUTING-YFSamuuAY. W-4 (Fros OUR coaESerOsnENi) ?? ΒΆ Kilkenny, V.ednesday tin SteOwards-Marqu~sof orrionde. Ea~rlof Pesarn, iaor lIltI the Hon L Agar-Ellis, J F Smithwick, HEq, 31 P; Mlayor 11ll of Kilieanny, Muihallon Mjacnm, Req. Id 2; P MaLrtin, Be. Faq,TI F; Sir Rich-ard Power, Blart; Cbarnbre B Pon- Ht ronby, Esq; 'Major ...
... I SPORTRNG INTELLIGENCE. i I . . _ . . _ _ ?? CURRAGH JUNE MEETING-YESTERDAY. (FROM OUR coannESRON-nEN.) Za- SVnwARas-The Earl of Charlemont, the Marquis of tu. Drogheda, Charles J Blake, Esq. tle Weather of a truly charming character favoured the opening day of the June meeting, and, all tg. things eonsisered, there was a fair muster of the at rai talent, whilst not a few ladies graced the ...
... ISPORMTIG INTELLIGENCE. I j GALWAY MEETING-lY'SERDAY. (SPECIn4 TELEGRAM FROM1 OUR SPECIAL CORER- SPONDENT.) Galway, Thursday Evening. Pright warm sunshine, and clouds of dust on the road to and from the conrse,characterised the con- cluding day of the Vestern meeting. There was, a falling off in the attendance as compared even with that of yesterday, and the county families again withheld ...
... SPORTI NG INTELIG ENCE. _I - I COUNTY DOWN STEEPLECEASE8. The County Downr Steepleehases will he held on the 29th and 30th March to avoi,t clashing with the Baldoyle meeting. CLOSINiG OF ENGLISH RACES--NOTICE. MrE B H!MALYdesirestointimateathatforthe con- venience of owners and trainers ' having nominations to make for Liverpool, Sandown, and Four Oaks Park. at- tendance will be given at W ...
... * 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 ...
... .PYORT ,4 ciiuc' .S ENGLIS RACIJSG NOTT S. Two Irish jockeys came to grief-at- the recent Croydon reting, but in neither case ;ould the mishap be attributed to the increased difficulty of the fences through the operation of the new rules. Indeed it was almost unanimously conceeded that the action qf the Grand Natiolal Hunt Committee had been comoletely justified. Thewr wm,,;how- ever, one or ...
... I . i~~ I ATHLETICS, ?? THE. PATIENCE1 COMPANY' ATHLETIC ?? oal opera company pae n oevr iv different to that which the public have been nightly for * the past week witnessing them in on the boards of the hs Gaiety. This company, which, it Is needless to say, Is erathec unime reus, has a criek~jt and tennis club estAb. 4 lshed among themsulves, end yssterdiy they haeli a series at athletic ...