... I SPORTING NTELLIGERNC I WARWIC RACES9YnStDAT. The RUNTERS' FI.AT bELLtNG LATE oI 60 soFs; weight for age, wit-- alowsaca, Two milas. NirE H Tldy's i-ulst, 4yrs,last(AiO)MrHLovrO 1t Mr Foster's Tom Sing, 6 yrs, 12Cst 1t (;ltO) Mr 1 Niehelsoli2 Mr a Walker's Songster, aged, list ?? (aBk) Mr Goo Lambionrs Farnagosta,6 yrs 12s W31balkerr) o Owner 0 II B-ttinz-2 to I agat H ol0lst, 5 to 2 each ...

... I j;IThGNTELLIGENCI. D- t3UT D SL;Ur:RBAN PONY RACES. To-DAY. I the prettily situated park at Clon- .I i one hundred yards of ?? -con- m: teinus, the Dublin and Suburban ' I, te1 akle place, and if only finee -Ja rV-lihsaifed, at, fullyexpect that it j iighiv successful and is certaiii to be 'iie course is fully approved of by f ige. ain the arrangetnenitfr visitors re-K : utst ev-eii-eilt. ...

... SPORTLNG BREVITIES. (B3Y OUR SPORTNiG COMUMSsIonj) Owners'attention is 4irected to the closing of ,te Hibernian Plate, a hunters' fiat race of £l50, ttwo miles, for the Metropolitan Meeting, which clowes finally with ,Mr Brindley, Dublin, this day (Wednesday). There are two additional races given to the original pro. grannme, which can now be set down as a vey strong one. Mr Brindley asks me ...

... I GRAND D OT ' ^OFBPIES VALVE M 9hirt valuable Prizes, to ?? 180 nconnectionI with the.- Linfield Athletic and Football Club, Ulsterville, Belfast fllstablished 1886), in aid of clearing off the debt on Grand Stand, newly erected, and new grounds at tllsterville. The follow. ing are the Prizes:-Ist, Carriage and Pair. New Cot- tage, or Furnish a House complete, or value in cash, £100; 2nd, ...

... SPORTInlG BBREVAKTS. (BY OUR SPotT'1NO COI5Ss1soqRa). d Yesterday's proceedings at Ringsend- concluded-te th best first day of the Dublin Metropolitan Regatta. t that has been known for many years. The best-of good r order and admiistration prevailed, and the utmost cor- f diality between the competing crew s and other elements conduced to this most happy consummation, on which' - Mr Ff ...

... I SPORTI1NG INTELLIGENCE- I I LEOPARDSTOWN CLUB DECEMBER MAEET- ING-WsDNxsnDA. 26Ts DECS a Zs, 1888. The following races close and name to Sir1 GQuin or Mr E F IHewison, Clerk of the Course. St Harcourt street, Dublin, on or before Wednesday, fitU Iecomri- her ST STEPHEN'S HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 100 sovsythe second receives ?? fror the fund; a win- ner oi steeplechase after publication of ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE I 0 . . ENGLISH SPORTING NOTES. The most exciting feature of the week has been supplied in the pet University Boat Race, which at any rate amongit Londoners sbares popularity with the great Epsom carnivaL It wag much to be deplored that the raee wasn fixed for Thursday, for ad it taken place on Saturday the maodern Babylon would have eupplied its.aundrsds of thousands of ...

... S:PO&TIIG NTELLIGENCE COUNTY LlMBRIfCK RED COAT RACES. tn fri YESTMnAY. H (*PCmAL TmixOPA.X VW OU onp SEClL COltliESl'D25- - N mp Limerick, Monday Evening. se S~tewa~rdvs-Messr Pt De Boa Bose, Wyntdhama (lab- ef bett, Montiart Ga2vin, I H Robinson .1 (G Delmege- tl lodge and Clerk of the Scales-Mr Courtney Ciolcer. It Starter-Mir Wyndhlia Gabbetc. el FaVoured With excellent weather and a large ...

... = ;SPOflTIN INTELLIGENCE, I CORE PARK MTEETING. (SPECIAL TELEGRAM FROM OUR SPECIAL COLRE- ,SPGOnn'.U) -- Cork1 Thursday Evening. Stewards-Sir George St J Colthutst, Fdmund Burke, Esq, J P; Maurice Murray, Esq, D L: J B Herrick, Esq. J P; James J Murphy, Esq; John Gubbins, Esq.o Win Barry. Esg, 3I1)D Sir John Arnott,.l L; Captain Rye, D) L; Colonel Graves, John H Barry, MgJ P; Daniel P Leaby, ...

... SPORTING INTELLIGENCE f] CURRAGH JUNE MEETING, t~, TDucsDAY, 25, ItACn'AO? KILDARE RANDICAP of Ilk says, subscribers paying 3ssovs, each (to thes fund), bet 1 sov only if forfeit be declared on 15th June. A winuner after the publica. ~tion of theweights (O9trJutne) of amare value2COO os's, ?? Wm; of tine value ?? sor,', 7th excora; aftone value 30 s4ovi, 4% extio. 2 sore each for enltrance ...

... SPi ORIG- 1. ELUG ~ METROPOL OYLU MTING-: , } ,, ,~~~Y88Tvj3Ds. -i I rnI | e S ont~ sPsc~~coatjodSlT) Eq ..-Stearas-Earl of. Howth. Colonel Forster, Captain, j 'Calmnont. 3 P; Major Kirkwood, M Betagh, Esq;' .Chas J Blake, Faq IEarl of Clonmnell. John Legh, Esa; -;ezcy La Tonche, Esq: Sir John Arnott, MI A Maher, D£sq. Starter-bIr HE S Croker. Judge, Stakeholdor ' Clork of zthe Scse. .d Clerk. ...

... 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 ...