... RACES TO COME, &a. The Queen's Coutity races commence this day (Monday, the lst July). The following horses have been entered for the County Stakes :_ Mr. Ferguson's Humming Bird, 9st 71b; Mr. Callaghan's Spenser, 9At 91b ; Mr. Mangan's Glaucus, 9st llb ; Mr. Irwin's Longford, 8st9lb; Mr. Quin names Dahlia, 7st 9lb; Mr. ZMahon's Rifle Boy. 7st. The Foxhunter's Goblet and the County Plate will ...

... - -1 iS7TELI(;GIANCE. T\rl' - ltSA ii@S- ?? v IxI siii C~ria (tavP. rO m's WI4uriti (akelt ai' Ertl italke, Freely) Nir 11' 5et (ocri'ttit loe I; it jitlei,' I'u4 (blok aini.1 iftvl'wards elf ir iloV i~esor ft iken rill afterwards ofererd) ,itI sir Gcl1Ne's S t ullrnertO (tak,,ni tOr1 i Iri' 1,ridte Of Kildiare (taken toI lti 1nntne,` Aliet' I tc'witirn Mr 10 l) 'e Sciaprt (takci art aftera ...

... SPORTING IIVIELLIGENCE, TATTERSAL.L'S-THtURBAY. CnESTER CUP. 1000 to 20 agat Mr Glrilih's *ewcourt (taken twice) 1(100. 20 - Mr Hessietine's Filzallen (taken) 1OO- 20 - Ar S He bert's Antler (taken) 1Q00 15 __ Mr Wileon's Punch (taken twice) IOO-I _3 ?? Waive Crown Prince (taken) 1000 - IS - Lord Chesterfield's Pam (teaen) 1000 10 _ Mr Melklam's Bannockburn ttaken) DERBY. 13 to I agst Mr ...

... SPORTING INTELL.IGENCE. CURRAGH: The follow5ng Races were got up for the purpose or enabling the poor coettlers in the vicinity of the CarragiD to purchase E(ed to crop their gardens, came off on Saturday: - The Stand Stokes of I sor each, with 6 cormc added by the fund; weight for age, 3 yrs old, ?? 91b; 4 yrs old. set; * yrs .old, 9st 71b; 6 yrs old, lOst. The winnertobe sold for 50 lovs, ...

... DONCASTER RACES-TusinAY. The Filttwlllem Stakes of 10 sove each, and 501 added; for three year olds, 7st Mb; four. Set Sib; five, sat 121b; six and aged, 9et. Mile and a half Four subu. Mr Mosttn's Wilderness 4 3rS ., .. . .. I Lord Glasgow's Conspiracy, 4 yr .. .. .. 2 Mr Merry's Chanticleer. 4 yro .. .. .. .. 3 Sir C Monck's GaIety, 3 yrs .. . .. .. 4 The Cleveland Handicap of 20 5ovs each. ...

... E BELLEWSTOWN RACES-TtEtSDAY. ,,rds-Sir William Somerville, Bart., M.P., the Mayor of ,bld Mathiss E. Corbally, Esq., M.P.; John Preston, and ola Boylan, Esqrs, is Mecting. vo long established and well-known, commenced riao and although it could hardly bear comparlsonvith those ,goe days. was anything but despicable. The running was *:rge, no heat out of five in the two races having been won ...

... KILLARNEY RACES. SECOND DtY_-WEIVNE5DIDAY. It sas intended that the first race should be for hunters in ge- rord, tlc, stalteo five sovereigns, p p., to which tho stewards wero :a1l forty sovereigiIs; but twere not being the sutlicient numtbor rt horses to start, the raco did not come offi. Tho cen lracc was for horses the bona fide property of itlia. liolseltrf lKorry, for stokes of three ...

... SPORTING INI'hELLIGPNCE. LIVERPOOL RACES-FwD.AY The Liverpool St Leger of 2.5 Bovs sac;. v 6l, lo0 ndded yrs old. Colts, Rst 81b; fillies, 8st 1h. Theh0 w- t to dlesworth, or 2000 guineas at Newmarket, or Derh e1 thoi to carry 71b extra; of the Tuesday's Rtiddles orth, l, or Oaks, 5itb of the t'hestcr Dee Stakes, : lb; or of El wM the abltg, 21h in addition to the higihest weig t m UtS.e °t ...

... YORK RACES. BETTING (N SATUtRD 'y ATTMRiOON, EnoR HAYADICAP-3 to I aght Canezou, 6 to I agat Cantab, 10 to I agstElcho, to to i agst Mark Taply, t 5to I ggt Cloth. wor er, 20 to I agst Collingnood. PrINCE OF WALLS's STAKi'S-Even on Eng!and'a Glory. 4 to t agst dtorm. GREAT YO..;SHIHE STAKES-6 to 6 on Pitsford, 3 to 1 agat Captain Grant. MFATH ARCHERS- The third meeting of the Meath Archery ...

... SPORTNQG IS TELLGENCE. Is, Id ASCOT IIlATH RACES-THURSDAY. of The ctalogem rasesce for the grand day, if it fall short b5 I ;comparison with Tuesday, was in itself satisfactory as to quan. lb, tity. We cannot say much, however, for the character of tie sport, the early disappearance of the two cracks of their respec. tive years-the Flying Dutchman and Voltigeur, an'l thE mn scratching of ...

... TS THIE EDITOR OF THE TMES. SIR-It is always regarded in history as peculiar to the most distinguished generals that they have best known how to turn disasters to profitable use, and have frequently con- verted the ruins of defeat into foundations of victory. We are now in circumstances which give full scope to the display of such qualities, if we possess them. 'Ve have been beaten- signally ...

... SPORTING INT LLIGENCE. HEATH (QUEEN'S COUN~TY) RACES, ISI MOND0AY, JULY 14. P Stewards-Lord Drogheda, Henry Figett, Req, )Iichl Dune REq., John Cros'daile, Esq., W. B. Scott, Esq. Secretary and Treasurer-Mr. Thomas Turitiu. Juqge-Mr. MWNerney. 'Ihe assemblage onl the opening day of this meeting was oto. resipectable, thoughi not nearso numerous as onfornier Oc~t52,, Visitors from Dublin few, a ...