... SPOR)?TING. CURRAGH JUIjNj MEETING. Trlis celebrated meeting commenced on Monday withl the' firest weather, and attracted a. vast assemblage of the first rank and fashion. The King's Stand was crowded with the fairsex, and the roof, which is most admirably constructed, presented a scene of bustle arid activity seldom 'witnessed. The excellent band of the 17th Lancers were stationed in the Long ...

... ; ASCOT JACLS-'h1'H1a.SDAY, JUNF 10. His Majesty's Plate of 1000gs. for hinters * 5 yrs old it st. 7 lb., six 11 st. 12 lb., and aged 12 -s. Two' miles and a distance. Mr. Mills' b. m. by Reveller. 5 vrsy ?? Ml. bolast's b. g. Fairplay, ?? ?? 2 Mr. L. Harvey's ch. in. Clhapeaue 6Pailse, 6 yrs .. 3 Mi. CigerirL!s Premier by Filho, 5 yras ?? 2 tn n agos Fairp, aj (taken) and 2 to I agst the ...

... CURRAGft JUNNE MEETING.-FBIDtY. The numerous assemblage of fashionables, on the last two days exceeded those previously announced. This was princi- pally accounted for by the very excellent running anticipated. Many pefsons were anxious to witness Skylark and Napoldon on the theatre of running. A -distinguished party sat to dinier at the Club House in Kildare, where preparations were on the ...

... I IN- -G.im l i s;,- SPORTIlNG, CAl11EM RACES--- NVDE5DA1V. The Races at Caher commenced on Tuesday under the most ?? auspices. At an early jlour th'e Course Wat crowded 'with all the beauty n'd. fashion, f t14 andthe adjoining coun- ,ties, and nothing 'could exceed the int-eregS which-the amuse- ments excited.- All the preliminaary.;iraiagements having been completed, the Gold- Cup was run ...

... IBELFAST REGATTA.-:-THUTSLDAY-, JLTNE 17 ?? I , At one o'clock, four Cairrickltergus Scotch quarter ?? boats started to pul'dfor a prize given by the Marchioness of Donegall. Ten guineas to the first boat, and live guineas to the second. The successful boats were- I Rover; Wiltiam Beattie, 2 Shamrock ,ohn Davidson, Attao o'clock-, five Carrickfergus fishing four-oared boat started' to pull ...

... - . I ;TATTE1RSALL'S-MONDAV. The betting on the St., Leger Without effecting any selaoun changes, ws tolerably interesting, and closed as follows :-5 to 2 agst Mr. Chiftiey s Priam (taken) , 9 to lagst Lotd Cleve. ,and's Raby; .1t t agst AMY. Clifton's Moss Rose; 18 to 1 .g-st Mr; Richardson's St. Nicholas'; 20 to agst Lord Queens. -lidry's Hassin; 25 to I agst Colonel Craa!ock's The Barber ...

... I - M ISQRT!N-v I TATTERSALL'S-TEsWDAY. The Liverpool Cups tliis year ae so unusually valuable, and have suol, nunieous aod ?? entries; that the i reat St., L~ger Setually appears to be of secondary ,nteres For .the, T ,e( xi), Voltaije is fn glgefit demalud; 11olivar also having Rstrong party. toinbolt; Cisterciai, and 3llona's Phide, are ikewise stroxig ii the market. F or the Stand Cup, ...

... SPOR TING. | ?? \ I K1iGHTON RACES. The Radnorshire Stakes of ;5 sovs each, with 20 aded f6J horses riot thorough bred, was won by Mr. E. Jones's bib, yrs old, by Spectre, beating six others. , The Farmers' Cup, for intrained horses, at two heats, by Mr. Green's br m Bessy, by Highlay, beating foar other. The County and Borough Members' Stakes, at two heats, by Major Ormsby Gore's b c Jasper, ...

... I t TATTEIISALL'S-TuESDAY. An important change took place yesterday in the betting on the Liverpool Trade Cup, a doubt being now thrown upon Voltaire's starting: indeed we have seen a letterfrom Liver- pool, dated Saturday, which states that Voltaire is not up to the mark, and that Sir Hercules had bolted and injured his legs. Bolivar is in high force, and being well in, must have a good ...

... F ; I W .A1RKET JULY MEETING. :Sundayrnight, I The Oetries for the first race to-morrow. 'A Sweepstakes o10 soys. each, for 3 yr old colts, 8st. 61b.; BIlles 8st. 3ib. New T.Y.C. closed this evening as follows:- , Lord Oxlbrd's c Coventry. Col. Wilson's br c by Comus out of Rotteidams Lord Jersey's f by Cornus, ort of Cobweb. Lord Anson's Zii abi. Mr. Rogers' Firman. 'Mr. Hunter's f by ...

... spo 7ING, TATTERSALL.S, S Jl!l I, . In cnase lueuce of the Newmarket July Meeting bping on scarcely any one wals present yesterday, and nothing was done in the shalpe of betting thlat requires a quotation. NEIViAOItET, MONDAY VICrTIT State of the odds at Kingston House Bettir.g Rooms 15 tel sgst Wa gtn DEaflY. 18tolagst shingtok 1 25 to I agstbr. to Zinganee ST. LEGERt. 2 to I agst Pr iam IS ...

... I NEWMARKET JULY MEETING. NEWN.Ak.RIT, TUESDAY AIFTFRNOON'. TthE JULY ,rAVSs.-It is curious that the winners of this Stalkes for the last two years have been the favourites, trained in the same stable, and rode by the same jockey (Robinson). Value of the Stakes, 10001. We observed on the course the Duke of Portland, Duke of Grafton, Marquis of Tavistock, Marquis of Worcester, Lord Jersey, Lord ...