... I - (BY OUK SPORTiNG COX5ISSIONRR.) N..arrator has been struck out of the Lincoln lit,;dieap. I hear from Riverstown, KilluucDn, that Iarcmi- ton's list is uow nearly full. The trainer of Goosequil was fined 1 sov yester- dav at Malton for running in wrongicolours. A meet of the Curregh Draghounds is arranged for to-day at Rildare railway station at 2 o'clock. Chonfleur covered two miles at ...

... apORTE{G 'INELJIGE'NCE. j Dr41LL' IUNT sPorTSM AN'SIMEETINGI l3A \L LYCL UG H)-ya~on M 1fur,3 F II: J11 R arvy. 3r S' - . altlc i ot: list n'sel, coloniel L~ong- yr.:t ttr..Mr A C ?? Colonel Whiite., 15 fle Jr he ~t-t ale - Cuntraiio 1. iulloit. A. ~~ t~iwi, wa acc~orded thle snorts- 1 a'2d cetei' attitteldO!C tof the k Into &os'0 ev -ea oci-curteod. Poie course it a t 1 an.1f tlime avery fai ...

... 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 S-'PORTING INTELLIGENCE _ _ SPORT AT HOME. (BY OUR SPECIAL CO'MMSISS1ONEB-) 4 Nowt that the all-absorbing interest of ?? i' -t Show baa subsided, and thle bustle ocicasioned on every side by the raut influx of visitors to the city has toned downit is somewhat a relief to feel that one can seek quiet enjoyment at the Cu.rrgh without absolutely falling into non-action. Last week was indeed a ...

... 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 ...

... , 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 ...

... s . owr'rI--. G - -. SpOlRT AT HOME. (BY 01,.. S!'r-cJarL CCU'4,s.ilS2;:;B) Notices in connection with steeplecistig law.r I which appeared in the English an d Irish Rarcing I Calendars of' last week will very iikely prove the i first steps towards a marked improvement in the cross-country sport on both aides of the Channel. Early in tne present year Mr. Percy La Touche brought forward a ...

... ,K.ATERFORD (TRAMO}iE) MEETING-THIS! DAY. !,Y TELT-GRA1'H FRnX O05R SPRlC.AL COMM0ISSIONBrt) TrAmnore, Tuesday Night. What proumises to be the successful ilmapggira- tiors of a ueev and prosperous era for racing at Tramtiwe will be witnessed to-morrow, when Mr. I M Murphy will make his debut in the 2ole of s.C lessee. As was previously mentioned in thoese columns, be not long since acquired ...

... SPORTING BREVITIES I I . (or OUR SPORTING CoMs5isSIONEt-l .r I The IrishL Forfeit List will be published on b Friday next. p All the races at Redcross on Monday remain g open for entries at the scales. o The Dawson-street Cyeling Club will leave to- t. day for Malahide at three o'clock charp. The Nursery Handicap for the Curragh Sep- | p tember Meeting closed with 18 subscribers. p f Sir ...

... - DUBPLTIN SHIPPI-NG LIST-YMM~fDAY. 1 Wind and weather-North-lest; fresh; dry. Baxrome- 3ter, 30-15. Arrived-Foreign ?? of Dertinurd, from - Rottordato. general. Foreign sailing sel-da St PThomnas, fet;Atlas, Fredericketadt, deals. Steaa ?? in Cooic',Marlay, Luga, Captain ?? 11argaret. Sem ceovtcrs-Shamrock, Angiesey, Dart- shoe, Noerth Wall, from ifolyhoad; Brima, front Mere- L.cambe; Duke or ...

... (BY orR SPORTING COMMISSiONERr) R and G Chalouer wilU be present at Leopards- town meeting. Pinzou has been taken out of training, his rac- lig career havng couciuded. To-day Mr. and Mrs Pallin vill give tlheir an- uual At Home at Athgarvan Lodge, Cur-agh. The races for Kilkenny and Killarney, to which I referred yesterday, close to-day to Ur Brindlev. Adolphus left T Chalouer's establish ...

... I SPORTIN=G BREVITIES. I - ~ ^v1- _ - w_. r I . (BY OeR SPORTING COXM01 S1O5NER.) Mr. Burke, one of the joint managers of the Gort Steeplechases, which are fixed for Wednes- I day next, informs me that he never remembers the course to be in finer order than it is at pre- sent. To-day, in the second round of the Thames Challenge Cup at Henley, the Deblin University Boat Club meet ?? Thiames R C ...