... SPOR~l~l IrtT~tIT.EN . $ i I ~ , s = ; :1 a MEATH SPORmTSM~AN'S S~ELcEA8S W G itril, 3 m~iles faont kiliuest'eSi! ii &i ?? r Lighit-Afrillt Bib .. . 12 15 v Welter Rc -.1 15 MARCH 15TH171 AND tl,-ra To Close ih Ni IV L'l~5.rptrk ted arne tit-rietrsrv, iCNVIOESDAY ?? Sarei t~h.~ The SATUID AT PLATE bf 50 so-' th ec 1lrpe to receive 5 sovs; at handicatp fdroyhorses~ req'r 1 tou ~fii p bmilar ...

... , SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, I iWARWICK AND LEAMJINGTON MEETING. A StiLLING YCSTAIIDAY. . tArtersN wihUR)L ACS of 3 soya each for 1st irte wise 510 added; three year aids ?? Math, four and uward Ide 31b the whinner to be S -r 055 so Two miles, over Iag ha ies , IIMLsaoriton's Guetos, ?? aged. lit b . ?? ?? A Nighitingidl 1 Mr SraIfordl's L-ady Cliffordl, 3 vrs, lost. IOy> Sex Morris2 M-r i ...

... I I ?? 9--- THE CURRAGH MEETING-YESTsiRDAY. (BY OUR SPECIAL cOMMISSIONER.) .Stew vlrls-M A hMaher, Esq; The Marquis of Drogheda; Charles J Blake, Esq. Keeper of the Match Book-Mfr T Brindley, 14 Upper Merrionl-street, Dublin. Judn e and Hlandicapper-Mir It MlI' Waters, 'Monas- telrevan. Clerk of the Scales-Mr H F Hewlson, Dublin. Sthrter-Alr HI Crolcer, Limerick. It is indeed ai pleasure to ...

... I ATHENRY STEEPLEOaASIS. 1 THIS DAY. (BY OVT BPlCAL COblhtU SIONOl .) J As thers is only one other meeting during a. the week this popular gathering should re- d ceive good patronage, both bumal and equine. Up to the time of writing the weather bids . fair to cobtinne the eame genialy ad bright- a3 ness for which we have for some time been thankful, so if it still further holds up the a ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGbCE. I CITY AND SUBURBAN MEETING- mi Stewards-5I Betagh, Eon, 1 F; E M 'onald. E--sq; 3 Sir Kavanaph,1 Esq- RHO Dawson, Fsq: James Ryan, Esq; Mr Edward Rouster, Esq. 3 1; 4 lKnntsq, V 5; Chris. 'inl cibrNwan, Eog; JO(e;Ih butterly, Eag. Judge, Mr Ilandic-'liprer, and Clerk of the Scalea-D J Downing. I Beg. Dublin. Starter-Christoplier Newman, Bag. Sir Mfeasurer of Ponies-_J ...

... SPORTING BREVITlES. _ sP - (BY OUR SPORTLNG COMMISSIONER) The Breeders' Foal Stakeo at Derby yester, day produced a very exciting contest, and resulted in a dead heat between Xury and Sptingray. The former started at 5 to 1 and the latter at 10 to 1. The stakes were divided. The odds on Isinglass for the St Leger were still hi-her in Ianuchester yesterday, when 9 to 4 was laid. Rtvensbury held ...

... I SOPRTING INTELLIGENCE I DUNLALVIN MEETING-YESTERDAY. M (YRos OUR, SPECIAL CORRX5PONWR5IT.) M Stewards-Mfesmi W Harrington, T Fisher, A t DionD1, 3 Chamley, J Cunningham, Thomas Moran, Thos M u'oyex, S F John NelLBri'en, JonMllly PaCha Esene r Lanrenso.. and Dr3 Kena Jude-M BEd lButefel.SaresMessr oehM Norton and John Brien. Clerks of the Scales-Meosrs, Christopher and James Lawler. ...

... i SPORTING INTELLIGENK_ I DOWN ROYAL MEETIG-Tm~s DAY. (BY TELERAPH FBOM OUR SPOEIAL COMEIS55OSl01.) Belfastb Monday Night. Not for some years lrave the prospects of a, meeting at the Maze looked brighter than they do this evening, and unless matters turn out very differently from what they promise at the time of telegraphing, some excellent sport should be wit- nessed during the next couple of ...

... * I (BY OUR SPORI.WG COMMSIONER.) * Everything points to the probability of the Leopardstownu Meeting, which opens to-day, proving highly siuccesduL The first event is u fixed for 1 30 :and the last for 5 o'clock. On s Saturday the frish International Steeplechase has beenarrauger' for 3 20. Meliboeus'and Mistral, beth of whom are Irish- bred, Wm winners yesterday-the former at Tbirsk ai.d ...

... I SPORTEG IELL E .C BOG OF ALLSN CLUB GYXXHAfNA.- - ~~~YU.rBDAY. Judges-CoIsl 5 Mim a Ceibton and Mr Palli& star Ior d. P -Mr W I Wheeler, M D. Y Ites. rsldent- M Pikhbgtc. Iton See-Mr K L Supple. CeDsitee-Wese W Pilkington, a Tyaeke, Mausell Daee, H Henryo C L Johnston, A Godley, E& Maedaa The Bog of Allen is not & place there oes would expect to find amusement flourishing, but nevertheless ...

... -TIN - TELLI3ENCJE. I ~iW3A~k± ?? L)SPRING NrtP eirmarket.Wdedy -l c,nceorned the SuOch neededa H ?? ; eilemarket to-day, falling a '5 ~~_eofteproceedings, - r' ar o te ftornloon was dall anti - ., d con jenufliY the downpouri e- With' the Newma-rket -.rc ntecard it was not surpris- ra~ ?? in excess at that ftc~ gafterfl-3tZ and the eS tilelii9lotied too proceedings 'recs Tuday's lard embraced ...

... SPORTING BREVI.E- S I (BY OUR SPORTING cormmSSImONERt. To-day the 10th Hussars meeting will be I held at Fethard, and the mallaboden races and sports will also take place. I hear his Excellency the Lord Lientenant willbepresent at the latter. REomany Lass, wwo sustained severe injuries I by her falling at Limerick on Tuesday, has, I l learn, since succumibed. On did that a sporting law suit ...