... DOLLYMOTI N TCLONTARF) AOWING MATCH. ton veyiieraj,, spectacle took place yesterda pursuant t ?? this Di-Ilymount Bason, Clontarf, than which a moedelightful aurd snore appropriate spot could not be selected forrsluch 'PtIrpoa. Lonigbefore the hour appointed, which was half-past 12 o'clock, every inch of ground along the shore which could comlmand any view, however Partial, of the grand ...

... |1 The Regatta is become a very popular entertainment, and oae regarding which all ranks and parties, aristocrats and dem, crats, whigs and tories, unionists and alti-nuiollists, seem to have one common predelictioa, Kingstovn was greatly crowded on Yes- terday, asd the road that extends -along the harbousr wias occupied bhi an unbroken line of equipapes of every descript on, afforuing a ...

... I GOODWOOIb RACES. THURnSDAY Nior11T.-The race-course this afternoon was bril- liantly attended, the Cup day here, as at Ascot, claiming the su- periority of attraction. Amongst a vdst number of fashionables was observed the Duke of Portland, Duke and Duchess of Argyll, Duke of Richmond, Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, Mar- quis and Marchioness of Tavisiock, Earl and Countess of Errol, ?? ...

... SPQORTING WITELLIGENCE. CURRAGH SEP'rENIBER AIEETINrG he September meeting, ttie nioat interesting Sportipag assem-. blage in lreland during the year, commeniced on Monday; the attenidance was vervr nuerous; and the runniiig on tb hfirst day. was of the besto description- The Angleseys ,and ,tq' Thirty, Sovereigns Sweepstakes, botb for twv year olds, afford opportci- nity for the display of ...

... SP OR TING CURtRAGI SEPTEMBER MEET1NGl@3a . ., WJEXN55OAY,. 55;J asestB . ?? ~ Sweepstakes of 25.sovs., 15 ft. for two yrs. old * colts 8st. 31b. fillies 7st. iSIb. Two Years Old Course. 31b. allowted to those got by untried stallions, or out of untried4 mhares, 5Slb. toc both. Mr. Watts' b c by RoUller, dam by Fitzemily, out of a Sister. to Young Swindler, 7st 121b (P. Kennedy) 1 Lord ...

... S PO RTING. DOiN CASTE I -EAC ES-YWEDNESDAY. Tl'e Cleveland Stakes of V3 soas eacb-Mr. Houldswortb's \ antish received. F1our-vr-old Stakes of S0 sovs ?? Scurborough',s Vo- loge walked over Ibe Clarence Stakes of S0 6ova. ?? Cleveland's, Stot- forth wadked over: I'he Foal Stakes of 100 sovs each, 9 subseribers, was wou Sby Mr. Ilouldswortb's Tiberius, beatig Lord' 'Fit illiat'a Hlanmil- car. ...

... : ?? THE ME )WX&S. None are ?? tO kill game but 4luch.q pogseqa a realestate of a hundreid a year, the,,re .eing fifty times foe property l *- quired tG e~nshlle ai per~s~on ,te, kij~tlla .partrid~e, tbhan to rotefor ao niigbt 6f 'the shire. . rich mebchant .or. manufacturer has nol rign t to kitl game ?? !ware4.ou3,es mnay ?? Withls valuable merbhandize; he may giv0e'ploymept tothoasandu of ...

... SPORTI -14-. I IDONCASTER- RACES (CONCLVDED)d.b1after-'_ DO'NexAani, FRID~AY Niour.-Otir races teminjiat. a~sart that. noon, andl it will not be: exvieding. the truthi when w8post 'VTha it. has never been surpassed in the excellence of the Bu Prse~ent. 'weather this morning, wes unfavoriitble, oid. the eomjs miserably thin. Su Several ?? avbeneffected in the comare 4'ee~ine~enentof te Sddle ...

... SPORTINC . NEWMARKET THIRD OCTOBER OR HOUGIITON MEE 'lNG-kMomsDAr; Ocm S1;- MArcCREsJ-Lurd Or'ord's f by Crrtaur, orCamel, sgst Lord Lichfield's f bv Sligo, Sat 51b 'each; T h ft.-Mr. Ti.ornhilV'A Ca ehharv: 8st, 2gst Sir 'M Wood's ch o by Phan. t. m 7sr' ?? iStO b ?? Rious'B Crutch 9Ast )ib agst: Lord 'Miuiteu aleb's c bv 2frutinor. -r, TSi.C.;-'o r0 ft.-Lord. Liolifefd's ,1YgBeit Bst 'tib ?? ...

... - 1 RA. * KUET. htyI~GSTt~WeF Roo B aoM 'r We o0 to I dgst Dulcinea ' 11 tv, -1. agsat-J ir=5. A . l gsI 1 to, I aH ot Met l G}ve ?? ; Al. !ile>pla W\ bittbuy.3~~t ?? ?? , g 7 to 2 a-st lncuhps-w-on by a-length. .!l* AlkI1:r 1{OUGRTON' -31EXIG * i1nUEJ8JAY-- -~ id 25er. ?? -L~orav ?? , . Mstefi i5;sov.' ?? L~or' Miountcbearles&' Carwell apt . Alr. 6&Day.' Batabbarc. xeoad ifpat. -: - - .. ...

... MR. OSBALDESI'ON'S ATl7CP AGAINST 'TEINE, AT I NEWMARKTr, ON SA'rURtDAY. FOR lotO GUINEAS. This match came off on Saturdav, according to-the terrris agreed upon. 'The original match wtas rnade between Colonel Charit6 -and Mr. Osbaldeston, the forr*-,r betting the latter one thousand guineas he did n,,t ride two. hundred miles in ten succesive bours, during the Houghton Meeting, at Newmarket. ...

... - I N1W MARKFU( EH OUG;iHTO\r MlauEEriG. Q . ~~~IIAC; {GUASIE,. FlmtDA E1VENNCG ' . Match t5 ?? Pettit's ?? ia(Robinsou), beat . Mr. Wagstaff's Streamlet, v a, leng h. S to .an lpsala. tj March,. SiO sovs', ?? (:-lord Mounticharles's Minster * (Pavi)'>, beeat iMilenmy'sYM hff,iby' Q2 Teogtl s- 5 to 4' b 'th ;. wi oner.: e ; ?? . ?? :. ?? - ,_i ,Match .3( s§(s., firt. h5alf of Ah. M-._Lor,4 .M; ...