... WnEsNlmyl OCT. 13.-Browniiow Cup, according to article. Mr. AM'Canlce's Castleward Ma. MIartin's Sancho 2 2 Mr. Watson's Johnny.. 3 3 A capital race. Before starting1, 4 an( 5 to I on Sancho, and after the first heat 2 to 1 on Johnny. THuasnA-.L-A match fur £60 between Mr. 11FRobert's horse and Mr. Aberdeen's male.- Won easy by ...

... CURRAGIH OCTOBER--MEJETIN-G-.- GREAT MArcHj BET1WVEEN SKYLARK AND rIONEER. The match. between., Air. Disney's G Waxy -colt, Skylark, and Captain Forbes's Ro!ler colt, Pioneeri-wiwieh, for some moriths past, has excitedmuch interest in the sporting world, cambe off on .Monday.at theCurragh. There wereafnumer- ous attendance, and bets to a very large amount was made upon the issue. The distance ...

... MONr.AY,. OCT. 25.-Swveepstakes of two giuiieas'eacb, p. p. -20 added.-Three wile beats.-Weight for age._ Ninre subscribers. Mr'. Russel's bAv inaie,' Charlotte, 3 years old 1 1 Mr. Toann's bTowII oise,. Serianter, 3 do . 2 3 Mr'. ThompsoOIs bay horse, Asar, 4 (14 .4 3 2 !MIr. Dixon's chesout mare, Adelaide, 5 do . 4 dr. Mr. M'Guire's brown horse, Hurler, aged 5 ...

... ANTLUM HUNT STEEPLE CHACES, NEAR- DOAGH. On Wednesday, four Steeple Chaces came off. First, for the Macartney Cap-three horses were entered, bhut two only started. Mr. Macartney s b. m.. Mallbrook, rode by Mr. Mayne. Sr. Watson's b. g.-Meteor, rode by-Mr. Carew.: PoFn. ?? Was the favorite, and won cleverly. Second, was a private match, between Mr. Johnson's chestnut horse, 3r. A. Arthur's bay ...

... LOUGH NBEAGH REGATTA. -s 1-~s _ at , A .. . - .. . . [i An 'uesfly, the ith -inst. :about 10S yachts having-come Sothie usual rendozvous in Antrim-bay, the Regatta corn- inenced bya sailing match of the first class, for-the Club 'Cup, when the fpllowing started:_ Bride of Abydos . R. H. Atkiqson, Esq. D olp.i . . Major Power. Water Witch . Captain Hill. Notr Creinq, ...

... MONDAY, FzasTr DAY.-There was a very poor attendance of company, although the weather was favourable. The only race was a sweepstakes of £1O, P. P. £50 added- Two mile beats. Mr. Ruthven's ch. h. Master Waxy (late Runt) 5 yrs. 1 1 Mr. Larkin's br. c. Edgar, 4 yrs. . 3 2 Mr. Ferguson's gr. a. Paget, 4 yrs. . . , 2 3 MAr. Kelly's b. c. Silly Pat, 4 yrs. . . 4 4 Mr. Hunters cb. c. The Distingue, ...

... MIAZE RACES. it _ - I I . lXkI'AT, FIFTH DAY-Downshire Stakes-Sweepstake of £i each, for County of Down Bred. Hunters, that neve started for Racing Plate or Stakes, and: baajjde;tjae propert of Gentlemen or Farmers residing in the County of Dowie and to have been the property of the owner six months be fore running-£50 added by ;the Marquis of Downshire t the winner, and £10 to the second ...

... - CLYDE REGATTA. AT LARGc, TIIURSDAY, JULY 28.-The amusements com- menced with a match by yachts not exceeding 15 tons, fot a prize cup given by the members. The following started at 11 o'clock A.aI. :-Nancy, 15 tons, John Cairnie, Esq. Will o' the Wisp, 15, John Thompson, Esq. ; Ruby, ]4, James Dunlop, Esq.; Falcon, 15, Adam M'Leish, Esq; Rattlesnake, 15, James H. Robertson, Esq. There wvat ...

... On the 4th inst. the adjoarned meeting of the Lough 'Ncagh Yacht Club was held in Lurgan Bay, and at ode -o'clock the First Class Cup was again sailed for by the Brideof fAbydos R. R. Atkinson, Fsq. And the Vater Wifch Jt. M. Hill, Esq. the'Commodore not being able, on the former orcasirn, to decide which boat was first. At starting, the Bride of Abydos took the lead, and kept it ...

... : TUESD)AY.-King's Plate, 100 guineas. Weight for age. Mr. Disney's b. h. Skylark, 5 years old 1 I Mr. Burns's Waxey, late colt Runt, S yearsold2 2 Five to one on Skylark before starting; after the beat 10 to 1-won easy. - SAME DAY.-Farmers' Stakes of one sovereign each, 15 added, for-horses, bone fide the property of farmers residing in the Counties of Derry, Tyrone, or Donegal ...

... DE R RY R A C-ES. SATIURDAY-- Plate for the beaten horses of the weel. Mr. Ormsby's br. h. 10st. 71b I I Mr. Lorrg's Runt,-1Ost. 71 1} 2 2 Mr. Gobbin's Smuggling Moli, a feather 3 3 Mr. Gardener's mare, 8st. 71b .. . 44 This wvas a very excellent race, and only won by t heed. We are desired by the Stewards to return their best thanlks to ...

... MAZE ItACES-THnlU-DAY, OCTOBE 1I3 A Sweepistakes of 5 80sY. each, pp. te which wia added Ii 25 sovs. by Lord Arthur Hill, for Cimhuty of Down bred Hunters. ' Secon4 Hltintet- saved his btake. Two mile beats. NMr. Watson's Klepper, 11st 4 I Mr. Martin's Fair Ellen, 9st. 101b.. 1 2 2 Mr. Abeldeen's Jack Tar, Sat. 71b. ..; 2 3 S Iir. ltusse.ll's Little Poll, 8st. 71b . .. ...