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Miss Crsik's new story is s good one, and it may be pointed out as worthy of imitation, that she has considerably enhanoed its merits by throwing into one volume materials which would have required dilution, and the other oon trivanoes for " writing against space," to make up the conventional number of three. This is the more commendable as in " Lost and . Won". we have two pairs of lovers to sympathies, and triumph, or condole with—a device that seem to be getting in vogue with novella's, and is adopted, we suppose, for the same generous reason which 00We sionally induces the manager of a theatre to give us a double harlequinade in a pantomime. The other characters, however, are very few, and the plot is very simple. Hope Graham, who tells us the story, is a girl of seventeen or so, living with her aunt, • widow lady, at Falcon Court, on the Devonshire coast. 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She I. singularly beautiful, states upon the slightest provocation that she has "southern blood in her veins," and has a large supply of those startling attitudes and quivering movements proper to the heroines of novels, and which, their authors tell us, and generally with strict truth, are much more expressive than their language. With the arrival of this young lady we feel at once that some serious bullet's is ooming; and come it does, with a vengeance. The elder son fella desperately in love with her at once, and has henceforward no will of his own. Mildred, without returning his love, engages herself to him. At a ball in the neighbourhood, to which the Grahams and Mildred are invited, they meet Lord Contain, a somewhat profile:a nobleman, with " a proud, keen, beautiful face—and yet a fans that was not young, that was all scathed and lined and worn—that might have pealed through the fire, it wee so strangely seared" Of coarse, Hildred falls at once under the spell of this attractive person. The girls sleep at the house, and in the night a fire breaks out and burns it to the ground, and they are rescued by Lord Carstens, who door the work of a whole fire-brigade, Guy Graham rose ing Mildred's acorn by his want of MOCISID••• Lord Cerstaire having 'avid all the inmates. The Thurber., the family who occupied the house thus destroyed, take up their temporary abode at Faloon court, and Alice Thurlow falls deeply in love with Frankland Graham. In the meantime Lord Car stairs makes play with Mildred, and her aversion to Guy deepens, while his love for her rather increases than otherwise, by this startling conduct on the part of his /urea e After the Thurlows have left, a ship wreck takes place off the shore, and Lord Centrals again throws everybody into the shade by rescuing a child, with the ease and coolness of a Newfoundland dog. Then Alice Thurlow, who is in a decline, breaks a bloodvessel, and betrays her love for Frankland, who,during her subsequent hopeleesillnees,allows her to believe that he returns her attachment, to the great misery of Hope Graham. At length the posi tion of Guy and Hildred becomes unbearable, and the engagement is broken off. Guy haves his home, and Mildred, after receiving some not unnatural reproaches from his mother, elopes with Lord Carstens. Frankland follows them in vain, and on his return the death of Alice Taarkow takes place, and !masa Mils are restored to a mutual good understanding. The last we hear of Mildred to as an actress in Italy, where Guy finds her two years afterwards, worn and pallid, but still haughty sad ansubdaed. It will be at once perceived, even from the brief outline given above, that the characters and situations of the story are of a somewhat con ventional cast. We must admit, also, that the main interest of the bock, the development of exaggerated and perverse feeling, is neither a healthy nor a repaying theme. Still, " Lost and Won" is in point of ability above the average of ladies' novels, and is a fair specimen of a clam of works which is, and will be, extensively read, and imperceptibly in fluential in many quarters inaccessible to literature of a higher and more bracing quality. In point of style it is singularly free from faults, and there are passages in it which convince na that with a subject of more varied and natural interest Miss era& might write a still better story. On Satorday night Miss Amy Bodgmick took her boat at this theatre, on which *maim she produced a new weedy fa three acts, by Kr. Palgrave Simpson, called The ;Porta awl as &age. The plot It intricate, and well worked out. The semedy was liberally sad elegantly pat upon the stage, sad ably supported by the standing performers of the home. Mr. Howe, es Leotard Ashton, gave a manly re preseetttioa of • part that is not quite so heavily weighted es thous he lee lately bee. accustomed to. Mr. Buck seamy me Daniel Dewlap, wee particularly genial and hum rose, especially in the third set, when he gives a caricature picture el a rare& Preach courier. It le the beet original pert that we have sten him in for some time. Mr. W. Puma, in the Hon. Harry Malpse, acquitted Ideated meet creditably in a character where he has more of villany and less el the etage•fop to deal with than anal. Mr. Comp.on was exesilent. His make-up, manarr, walk, sad voice„ in a light, enlacing, eccentric part, might to relieve him from that charge of "dryness" that le so freqnsatly brought naiad him. HI. perforscumee, amengat the male ottamcters, was the sum of the piece; sad the only halt we can find with him, is, that la YAM places be ever reamed it, so much so as to make hie voice somewhat ' 4 lllk,.ii,c, Aver., bt Sir Norman Colleting, worked 2.Witte be @twirl does, brit hie style II astistr, to my nothing of his appearance sad manger, is mot fitted fear the high erietocewic theta tar the swirl. ' , Mostly meet to represent. While he vas constantly complaining of the ice pulare character of his wife, who was so much betroth him in station, his own barley impetuosity in • twenty-fold de gree was constantly Wee the audience. Mir Amy Merrick, as Mary Somers—or Hate Roberts —acted with all bar accustomed force, spirit, and gawks. She delivered the didactic pate of her characer with alma timer y skill, and threw ell her enerry and tidal mitre** into those leading scenes, when she turns round and reproves her matt in the second act, and where she matcher, the lean* sad defects the men of the world at the end of the piece. Mrs. Poynter, In Mir Limier, had a good, and not Ito oh; train part, sad she perinmsd It with her newel talent ler each matodismni. Pew morn-rte, ere balm is /dodos di maids. Miss Lien Tama, se Lady Gotham. swisied • somewhat msgmelows part with mach istalligemso seed usM ecmmsnd. It we. net ably ea arduous cberwstre Miles to this pug actress, but one oat of her usual has sf teenier, and we caanot help thinking that it mid hart been ori ginally cast to another member of the company. Ai it wss, she filed It very satiefectorily, end conducted herself in a lady-hke manner in potations when there were loop lapels in bar dialogue. Kim Puny Wright —a mashie, recruit from the ballet— Osserete a spedel world Team for a drains liar vicar. d • Preach hell meat. _ _ The piece wu hones ly and deservedly socessefel. Cells wen triads for all the principal performers by a hoses crowded in evilly ; sad stso for the anther, who did Lot sipper. The comedy, amidst nostainmas applause, was an recamord for repetition upon &etas Manley, eel= Mir Ashy flediwick will be reeageged. ONDON MINIM PALACE, REGENT . but of stronger and deeper character man am aro- h a l t we am find with him, Olio:1M Oa •ood Orem Ponimmilawmt. tber. There does not seem to be mach going on in , a e. s a it, . 0 much Ow Or se bile. lat Ile LUZ thig t family , • t little wi mower het wll:llepeatd=llfieearroil Area tt 9 rin ow yr does. Idar llß numem s wilb a distant orphan relative of the family, comes from not hi ng of : f 7 appf afaooo a Italy to visit them. She is siogularly beautiN„ ha r k affafoofa , k ofe a far STANDARD THEATRE. "Down Whitechapel way" is the generic name for • region which, ca the most crony glance, or eves after the mo.t careful study, would not be regarded so a likely surrey for budding theatrical critidem, or es a hlrae where ' the strictest cram cf histrionic taste would be religiously observed. There b • general emegention about the satire neighbourhood, an expandoe of the gln Ware, • bloated readers of the kidmi pies on the stalls, an elionsort ro blcundity at the chemist's, sad • superabundance of eras curling rear the meatier boon in the cookattor windows, which is thrwelres ars ratostircaL Judging tbe the orised by tbe essommiel steadied, here everything would be On the art Beebdlgnagtes and Berod-or-Herodiag pion: base the dropout dwagemo bass* the crib most should hoe a yet deeper depth ; here the ruthlesener et the chief baron should for exceed that even displayed by Sir Frederick Pollock in the moat criminal of caw; broths virtue should be et the wort lasting colours and here the faros should be as broad as it M long—and considerably broader. But, strange to ray, the habitat , . of the Standard Theatre, situated In the midst of this wonderful neighb mrhood, entirely eschew the induente of their "Welty, and constitute r good, as well•tehaved, as well-Judging, and as critical an sodium as is to be found within that osiebrated radius en ter:bag rotted the spot wh , re the now 'mythical but roe esbelmeted " }Mkt's-hall" formerly stood. The bows, 11r. John Douglass, by prompting to them • succession of sews," by beeping before them • courant supply of the beet theatrical talent which the metropolis affords, has so Indoctrinated them Into • belief of what is good to Maulers art, that they abhor mediocrity, and receive anything below that Win Word with hearty undisguised mnteenpt. This la doubtless the why Mr. Mira Buchanan, the eels bested American tragedian," who la now acting there, bee proved • signal failure. For, troth to tell, Mr. Milian Buchanan la enythieg but • good actor. Be seems to have NM ell the beat tragedians of later years, sad to have culled from each their scent propeselti.s. His ere the broken rhapsodies of Mr. Macreedy, thy solemn pouderosities of Mr. Phelps, the suggerated voice-Mei:dugs of Mr. Charles l i Komn—his are some of the originsl.Vei of pubis which die Voguish each of these gentlemen. He is • splendid speciosa of the worst school of pros facial ring, he is terf.cdy as fait at the "stop-and.stride" business, the flondahing hendkerchief Molnar the deep-voiced, broken-sentenced ejaculatory Mother, but of original nadir, of real all. caption of ch.racter, be has not the remotest WWI. A burlesque of the Forty Thieves, with party dancing, handsome dresses, std gorgeous appointments, is • Omar relief after Mr. Buchanates solemnities, and realer extra apprecletion. UhIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CLKBRIDGB, lisicit 12. LAW.—The Board of Legal Studios publish the following subjects (or candidetes for honours in the ma nias. Lion for the dopes of LL.B. in December, 1860 Roman law: Digest, Book XXX. Title 1 .; Comments/1m of Ones, Books I. and 11. ; footnotes of Joatialan, Book 11. ; Cicero pro Cassias—for it imitation. 2. English law : (a) " Out lines of Runny ; (6) Blatistooes Commeatarles (Las's edition), Vol. I. 3. Constitutional history: (a) From =of Illrecht to the mace of Versailles (with to 1:1.'14=4 cmstituttottal fibtory, Lard ll= History of Mislead, and J 1210111 1 .1 Lettere by iffoodfull) ; (6) Mate Trial of John Wilkie fie a Libel simian the Go comae* : sea Howell's State To Ws, Vol. XIX., pp. 961 sad 1,076; 9 Wilson's Reports, 169 ; 4 Burrowne Reports, 2,627. 4. International law (a) Wbssioe's Elements, Parts 111. and IV. (Intarnatiocal /iglus of Mails is their W: en se is their hostile relations) ; (6) Treaty of Alx-la- Tits subjects for students sot candidates for bowers are as follows - —l. Roman law : Digest, Book 1., This 11. ; Institutes of Juetisiaa, Books I. sad ll.—for trasolatios. 2. English law : Warrou's Blackstone, chaps Hi. to net. Culottes, acid chaps. et% to Iziv. intineve. 3. English bloomy Hallam's Conitnotiooal History from ths time of the Revolution to the end of the Book. PHOTOGRAPHS or THE Moos.—An article has appeared la a very serious foreign coutomprery to the fol lower; effect :—'• Suppose that a socresW attempt were amide to obtain a surface for the photographic picture perfectly tree inn , irregularities capable of disturbers the most haw eeptible liner of a photograph. Suppose slap that on this ameba a photograph of the moos were taboo with every preceatioe ; if the picture were examined under a very powerful microcoope the moat minute details would tonne visible, sad if the rat:meat poured sufficiently high meg aHyieg you would be able to no living traingr t if there re say residing in that luminary. This le one of the appll- Wier at photography to rummy ; sad it kr her said that an Italian rarest , after for eh yeses to in Ibis result, be. sawed* erred bees able to obtain pictures of the moos en which Serener asked arms!. as depicted, one species of which bore a rem rspeedriaaos to rump Wog*. . . It Is airtt that lesporfant Armouries ray be arrived at by this wow ; the gnat dif- Seery Wag to lad a substanos on which ts Mks the plater. the series of which shall be so prissily was as to tocolve the Walesa, image without In the shirring /scree dip bathe( ha mot Ware draile."—TM AU:OmA* Newt. NEw &rim TABLETS IN THE ClTY.—Stroot tablets. steam to those lied la Perla aad other coadasatal brow. aro Wag limit se so aapariatent ta darer pars of the Chg. The IMMO of Ow suers have as is astral Je rome hem altos" to the public raps, with the view of slhoSt aiL lailarmalion at night when IM ordinary tablets are haat FINE AR7B. THE SOCIETY OF PAINTER@ IN WATER COLOURS. This progremive and respectable art association, founded In 1801, being earnestly desirous of extending their numbers, their saefulness, end their atrocity for exhibiting, by opening their rooms to theta painters who am not mem bees or associates, end being also willing and anxious to establish schools and clams for the study and mottos of their bomob of painting, base drawn up a very judicious sad temperate memorial to tbs Lords of her Majesty's Treasury, praying that they may be allowed to participate in the pro posed government grant of land at Burlington-gardens in the Royal Academy and learned and eden , i6o bodies, on which they wiU undertake to (sect a suitable gallery at their own expanse. The art of painting is water-colours he. taken deep root in this comae c, and has stained an eminence in the feast exhibitions of Europe. The society was formed in eamequence of the Inability of the Royal Academy to foster water colour art in its infamy, end, although the Royal Academy has numbered amongst its members meaty who ban occasionally practised water-colony paint*, yet these who paint only in water-colours are ex cluded from any participation in the honouree( that Meths'. doe. The successful pogrom of this branch of art is gushily, if net .etely, attributable to its being pursued as a distinct sellool, end to its works being exhibited apart from *tam la oil. The growing importance of the err ban fared ups the attention of the moody the necessity of its extent' JO bat this object they have hitherto fund t, be unattainable from the limited specs at their command. The ground they ask foe on the Itur:isgton watts is a very moderate space, end they offer to pay for the sosommodation in the abate of groan I rent, or otherwise, if the government think proper to demand it. Looking at the very modest amend of the petition, which amount• to notbiog more than a request to be remitted to participant to an eligible site, and a deolreble centralisation of eabibitioes fir the public good, we cue see no miens for • refusal. The gnat would lobe little or nothing oat of the gab& purse, and it would be a na'toual recognition of the voles and %mildews of the water.colour art, snob as hes abeady been accorded by Prince, Rolland, sad Belgium. THE LONDON-DIMON AND CNAIIINO-C10•11 RAIL WAT ADD ST. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL—Thu Choriag-area Railway, as we soe on the Partimmagery plen, .noting teem the Oresawieh-station, Leedorbridge, makm a sweep OM the weeds of shop. AMID. the nortlenast anis of 81. Thomeg's grouad witlie about le test at the earner of the arw am* wMg,end bridges the street ekes le the west sad of the wits. Besides the coasting win sad vibration hunt psalm Wes, the magnetise gd the whole hospital will be malt isrleasly beerlered with; oad no one can doubt that the barpilal sum he dimegsdos an boipital, to an mareems rest. Nothing short of removing the iastitutko sbegelbee will reset the owe, if lb* railway he to go on. The Is Wag beetled beicee a cosimatee of the House =- nese ia the real railway style, sad it is to be hewed that lb• hits reels of thee. whose lateness are moat at steks—the sick—will Os overloobed la the common:a. In the mar time we have head it gated that it. quell= ;of removing the hispi•al has in some mass beet dlatimm4 sad that sites bays Aprposed more unhseithy, if anything, the. the sae ttal st promat semples, Ws should mietes le ess a mere ailightaved view takes of de white gemisa, tad • landing worthy of so great a oltairity medal, my at Eholheith, se some similar suburb sadly acesadhis by runway ; a am mare wince would be " fagalisty WOW Wet land to yousges the benevolent views el laden sal - ppeellwwee this either liming ths hospital whirs It is, or 111 Mw7 ol h ec popu b asbeighboirbaeL-1174 Main COOTS AND TAFILLNIVaII b eII PIAOTIOR. Nosed INNYA. day Is Pm Uta. aolk MHZ PitACTIC of tie KT of PROBATE; Ommill Pelf 111101111k.111/ ahem Oxman Doom Pressor DeitsW•ammor. AMY" ad -Ile al ilmiudollial ONN/Ne AMIN Peelings ONAS ANN N IL and =ANA Pan et Mt NINI V.,...ver7 him:wired kr puNANI Ur Overt IN CliaNsolliNi=oosel: iient tora n =7o.. o.l..._Aolmata • IMIIIINedIMMIM. Ned el OA beer TeNple. limed MONA salanoil sad Nevel. 'it5.i.W.1 . 7.4.7. - I.Qraborprarem mAts ri.au . PILACTICIL—Peorth idlYes A Pa l Id i rel l i. l TitagMir ea the LAW, of 0. fl ld 4r Tmp4, herb Is w, I Oka /Mors' of *a fl Mmn Mar. o.r. of Co . rtoons. Fourth Midge. awl isiorPL. ""Ositme :—lkalt 1. Constitution, Power*. end Prlrlleere of ►eril. :VA , =aid Procecthave Parheinent —II I. Tho Manua 111/1. Avulse the !mike In n. , 4/1 Hone.. , r , th she Orkes sad as Ma sweet Prevalent. : ilatomankik. I, rem rwelet. bar MAW kw DOMAN. TtU 4•&__lrkik Tabs Dleinms. So, CONTRIBUTION towards the SANITARY d 11111118 LIMY ollselme lat. was AW &MIA. Leaks : .kis W. Potts sal Wait Iltnatt. MOORWS IRISH MELODIES, edited by ewe& Is rodl now. oaks sishaiosolly prated so ospolos pow. MOO woo Welk OM Who. pOos SO OsosolVel Os nolas=4 . llY Ndolks 1.7 smosol as oseSsi. OW ow kw she Oro, Ish M. W. *WO Erb roshoos00 . 419 1 •1.. Tho u m oral he food la 0 =mile owls MI Os moil so •al As ushis. Propollso, MO whim sad= "1=1 1 : In boom Si Jabs Illsomsols asompaal. ow ari shoo oh eh an 1:14.45, motet sod doetcoris. he lesiell all dos shwhi WON* ammo " Loin : J. WOO Illeollo, i h.Aporot. Soho. W. Mb VAllliva,--Juk plilliskitles b. btpri 11l Nisi% aIBILITY and IRRITABILITY (Modal and r Philo! I. Waled by Truileml. liy e rr.V.,:rr. D 4 r=" l "ki. No p.a... laleweaniors' Pft•Sint ............ ea gi... se A wa gr . ...I..lr r ia amines ; .0 W PM WI. ILMONSIOAL II ILUILNCII IN usaura AND Digit/JAL ASA PAWS.% piss 1... trio by pot far foariam -"FECOND LIFE; or ELJICT s IinAL , I TOON DIMICIL • Masa Irak Islmilsil w usgpml.l Its }awing hem _Um •••••••two”I 110.....••••1 I 1 I Ili lil I I ONIONIM Alba eassommem Is Milo r ...... T ied.. 1M se be souel Omani grow 0 Is Os °l' ll's:renal thress. 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MUM p mod WM .PM. a.z .1. = .''..1',..-7.7..T".«..tbirreadMina sf MY gumboil.% busa Ss bos MOM M NI, lo r♦Mi=is= •ll=Z bm g• Int? mimor i t . b: Y A M mina srllsmsi r... mg lbs% /A Ogrili% ssol of sll Ilsolullss Boos PACKETS 701 FoanoN Covirriusa.—The hollowing Belies has bees basal fats the 01111141/01 Pat ellae Time weer, to be a real deal of ealeapprehes stun a• to du migration of book auks* It been sappead I *Mow earl porkers may be registered far places the ' Usieed lltyasr sad ler meet of the c 4 ales sirs ad m o book op osiy addit'oa to the tegiatrairr it te of domes the esus t = Fr iszlicable to • I book packets iselatrialasSely, those addiewed to Frame d case fiesta esaaesiesa however, la art the Desk pekoes rant Is 'este civil to say foreign constries map es keens, sad then moo 'till aby of the °lonic , . also IS WWI the spina of logloirstios, so regards bo k pack. ta, Po Not yet Is.. irsooda The iollowlsg le s Hat of ths eskaiss he while Usk p eelsees may et ornest be reglatered 'pea permal of the lust _pewee, —British West lady:Allattins, Barka*" Daddas, Demerara, Deisteka, Grew* lleadares, Unwire, Illandaartat, Kara, Nevi, Se. IL4ra, et. La's, ear. Vtaseae, Tsang% Tortola, Tula dad, Turk's Weed. Brit ah North •. Cana New Bromwich. Nsafottadtand, Nova Sots, Pasco Edgware 1 alead, perm& oth-r Belli& GAMOW Cave at Good Hop, Cofen, Oftwaltae Gold Cowl, Hong Koss, IlLaira, Zap Wok lisoritta, Natal, New /oath Wan. St. Nam Laws, South Anstralki, Wee. Australis. f a haner Ceylon, Saw Lang, Ease ladies, Idaarttiss, New MOO Inks, Ilea* Amebas, sad Western Aaseralls may =all IlaresOss am mil as via fleathimpala. Des Is whisk leak Issests saamoll as mast I. regis tered (berad mks yen et dispatel), except as leases, re ea dams, via. Tama* New Zookod. Amer ▪ Ora* Visosomeo Woad, Wpm, sad Yel 1001 l Moab:* - SSand X 3 (Stamped !d. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. SPORTING. THE WARWICK SPRING MEETING. TO THE EDITOII. OF IRA =PM/. Sllt,—Warwick monopolies* all the attention of curates for the next seven days, the Ant three days' meeting of the season taking piece there on Tuesday, Wedeesday, and Thursday, and Mr. Merry bas been bold enough to ad vertise a 'core of it one in hi. programme, with wtly 7001. added money, s , it events being silottlei to each of the fiat and second days, mid eight to the lest day, admire of a match, Only seven of tLese are incomplete ' sad a trio see either sorosecountry or over hurdles, leavieg half a semi far see te desl with. TVIIIIDAT.—The Trial Stakes, one mile, appears reduced tea match between Ardour and Ito King-at-Arms, f a Fad ladem is not hkely to be pulled out so sum atter tte death of his ludas (8. Day), sad Indifference is in plink. Flitch and Tiers sloe cot op badly at Nottingham, and Sir Hercules and Adulation being of sa isferfor clue, Ardour and Kier at-Arme should bare It all their own way, sad • good me result in favour of the former. The Willoughby liandicap, two miles, might afford a sweeten. rto the Fr nch Gnome/AS having slipped in at a Mos weight, when oun slerimi Me last year's periormanors and the onmp my be is is The Farmers' Pia e, too mike, for maiden hunters, to be Mies by and , the property of femurs or their sons, will Word 1110•0 "sport ;' but if blood sad geed looks nut to de pntlerapos, Chippenhans, once in J. Dassaa's steles st MIA aught to win either the Ant or ei coed print. Only fee, sus. have been obtained to a Meows. swespetakee, fee 1 2eyreelds, Iv. &rhino, and • Wilaer, ReareCaa, beLlf mow them, me or two might prefer I alias the 10 son. forfeit. Should the tt D'Orsty's" Bmily however, oppose, the some Cratere, be Ralph.. come off seornad beet only. WIDNISDAY.—Tite Two-Year•Old Stales, five furlongs lees 26 eatibm sad among them two winners, While Roe: sad Rattlebose, and the been Rewatini, Doe, sad Teetatriz filly. A week will work wonders, nevertheless, in the latter's torn, sad there is just a possikulity of ber turning the tables on White Rom, who could barely pull me through at Not thighs's. The two are decidedly the beat looking youngsters that have shown this Ramo, and unless Emily shows some sterling qualities on Tuesday, or Mixture takes the place of White Rom, they may be found the bet of the lot engaged in this a eke. Stevi wee stable will be well represested by Costraot, 3 yrs, 7st, or Cynthia, 3 yrs, Est Illb (penalty includtd), in the 601. Hasdkap Plate, the NMI& furloage Slag so well suited to either. and if the selected eau beat Table Bey, 3 yrs, fwt, sad Vigo, 1 )re, 6st 101 b, it will have but little else to scomplish. It wears that Mr. Sykes, who is now nine yea's old, has ben hunt ing, as he Is in the Debdale Stahel, two miles, for horses teat have born regularly and fairly hunted with ray esta blished peck of hounds at leas six times since the let of January, 1868." lie has incurred a 141 b penalty, but he could give his opponents double the weight, were it tequi rite, sad it appeers Mooed altogether to a matter of " Inten tions." The Welter Meridiem, one mile, may find the Gale colt, 4 yrs, 10st alb, somewhere WO the mark, for Tease aid Jealousy have lately done quite sufficient for say solo ist. fresh bores to beat them on the flat. The Great War 'Saddle Headlamp, two mdse. bee • poor acceptance for snob • valuable prize,_ and out of the doss left it, Cberel dz, 1, - ,;;; ;;;,, „,,^• ; eyrie. 3 tn. 6st 12tb : Queen of the Wake, 3 Jr., fist 71b ; and Dreary, 3 yrs, bet 616, look held safe by The Ore*, 3 yen, 7et 71b, from the Lin coln and Liverpool ramie'. Drew?, meeting The Greek= lffite better terms than at Liven 00, might impanel bibs per romance ; but the others look competely out of the mu so that nine only have to be discussed. Supple Jerk, 4 yn, gat, will find a difficulty in Oriole the widget away to Emile du Nord, 4 re, Mt 610, and Night Ranger, 4 you, Set lib; and considering what a repute i n the former brought with her from France ]at meson, she has a floe chance ofprovieg it was not all moonshine. &Retell, 4 yrs, Set Mb, 1 C4lllloi have before Night Ranger, who is the second best looking of the 4-yr-old., aid Regius Professor having always bees troubled withthe t' slows," bo does not appear in the way of either. Of the youngsters, The Greek, 3 you, 7et lib, has dome wet I. attired attention, for he proved himself within llib of Okattoles at Livetpool aid Nottingham. Till I tun satielled es the point, however, I shall always doubt his slay ing two miles ,• sad so on thiiught of Aysgarth, 3 yrs, 714 Mb, at Illiddleham, that I shall give him the preference, and Wm the lightiwtighted Yellow Roe., 8 yrs, art Sib, and Engle da Nord for his most it irmideble opponents. TntolLlMAT.—Tbe only event on the flu complete is the three furlongs Handicap Piste, in which a pier of flyers ender James Dawscia's care—Yeller 0.1. 4 yes, pa' ; and Polly Johnson, 4 yrs, Set 7lb—have ',whine to complain of, es it Y almost impossible to shut out the former over this dense,. Vigo, 3 yrs, gat 41b, is also favourably weighted ; bat the Weser having to be sold fur a very smaß seestedlyJohuoa L the only me out of the aria likely to go in for the 40 sows., sad she ought to be best-n by Boundaway , 4 re, 6st 121 b, if he follow the running of the trio at Woectershrd autumn. After the above moet'vg there is but me day's tads! at Ceventry (principally jumping) to come off b.f re North sant, n, sod next week I intrnd luny attaining the North 'e ptonshite Stakes.-1 ens, An, METEOR. WARWICK BPRINO MEETING. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. 70410 MA. A SWEEPSTAKES of 8 soTs each, with 20 added; for two yr-olls, let 311; and three, ttst 121 b; the winner to be sold for 100 move.; it for 701., to be allowed 71b; If for 604 , 141 b.; to be sold by aurtioo, &c.; maidens allowed 41b ; fill'es mid snes, Sib. Five furlougm—To close and name this even (llonday). ME TRULL STAKES of 10 .on. each, with 60 added; three-yr-olds, Ist ; four, Bat gib; the winter of the Derby, Oaks, or St. Lew, to oarry 101 b extra ; maiden thrie yr olds at the time of stostlog allosnd 81b ; mallen lourlr• olds, 51b. The II& Cmrse. (8 sub..) Ave Aes Am atm st- Ai es ...... 3 Tea ..... ........ 4 ar Usreuks Adols kw 3 Istdrersses . 3 Ardour Fsaistess . 4 Illsit . 3 THE WILLOUGHBY HANDICAP of 15 tows. each, 10 ft, and 6 mon only if deolond, with 30 added ; the • toner of say handicap value 160 soya. alb -r the declaration of the weigh , . 13) to carry 61b extra; to be ridden by gentleman, lee. (Feb.ockeys allowed to rids is this race by earrylng fib eaten. Two mike. (20 subs., 10 of whom pay oaly 6 son. each.) ••• rt lb Age et lb 8•411 6 II 1 Woodman • 912 Tram ........ 6 10 10 1 Ormowtts 6 9 11 Moles 11. . 10 5 csituumberla•dDuebarr 8 9 4 9 131 1 DraD•77 I A 811211PITAILIS of /A Nova. each, h ft; for 2.1 r-olds; cols, Bet 21b; sod Allise, Bat 31b ; those by stallions or oat of mares that never bra • winner allowed 31b ; if both, 51b. Five Parlous. (4 subs.)-Bims Reeves (bib), Andy (late Klee Theohold), Tramp (61b). Rattlebone (31b). Tao STAND HANDICAP of 6 •Ov.. each, 2 it, with 20 added, for 11yr-old. and upwards. Ono mile. To don cad tame this evening (Monday). THE FANNERS' FLATS of 60 awe., given by the Gentlemen of the Hunt, with 10 revs. for the second bora', for hunters that have never started except for this plate, hood Ade the property of farmers occuping. at haat 100 atm of land, sad roeidior within the limit. of the Warwickshire or North Warwickshire Haute, and which have been fatly and regu larly hunted with the Warwickshire or North Warwickshire Hounds in the *teems of 1868-69; 3eyo oide, 104 21b; four, llat 81b; five, 12.4 Gib ; six and aged, 12et 12lb; tho r.tugh-tred hones to carry 21b :tot ; mans and geldine allowed 31b; to be ridden by farmer., occup'ers of at trot 100 acres of laud, or their 11411•. Any number of horses belosg log to the same owner may run for Ws plate. Two miles. Ago Age Aso The Radford La, Holm by Martha TM Closestes Met. by Oswalt. ..... • Sault rob b 1 ...... a ob. to Fifty ••• C•ippolon,byTell• Droadwas 8•41.... • ht. Ilard•WlN Vertareno• itt bl .. I edim lb .. are .... 4 The Omani. by 4 Issubite% by Araby 4 I Mu •se.4l • • • • . TNt GOIAT WANWICKBBIII3I HANDICAP of 20 each, 10 It, and 6 only if declared, aitb 100 added. Tbs winner of any handicap value 100 sovs. slier Feb. 8 to carry 61b extra; mod of two such boodle.', bib extra. The second home to motive 20 arm. not of the stokes Two MOW (63 auto., 41 of whom pay only 5 save. ersh).—The highest weight acceptieg beteg 7st 121 b, it has been raised to 9se, the others in proportion. A r st Ito APS et 110 Ftwale Jack . 3 luso du Nord ........ 4 9 8 I tett imam g I Itolksiete ... ........ 4 Orris .......... T KI3D4 . 4 ;I,= ... sr. Woks ; 71Demmr ........ Ti.. Twolra-OLD STANDS Of 6 sm. each, with 60 for 2-3r.olds ; ooh., Hat 71b ; sad filltes, Sat 41b. TM mks., to pay 6 sovs. to the fond. Five frtrlontr ue, ( s ti Dies fby Nateith—Oardenio, Ch.:molar !mu by Asaandale, Chesapeake, Rour... Emily (lute 1181•04.3 d), bl or br f by Surplice-81.m Forest Dees, Osiord, The Nun, by The Contemar, Tromp, by Patine Tbe Don (lats Kas.h), by The Cossack, Canticle, by wee, fby The Coraock—Testatril Agra, by llinttritk, Foodes be f Voltigenr—Traeallo. by Tomah/awn% g at a wkal Madeline Smith), Whets Bass, Mix tore, .401tbfrbybYaratties, blty.likweetroast—liay- A HANDICAP PLATE of 60 env. Any number of horses Woolens to the erase owner may Mart for this plats. Win ner.) aftw the ensights are out to carry 61b extra. T.Y.C. (23 Nabs.) Asa et lb NA, t .. ...... ........ 4 3 1 Horst Ise ...... 8 0 its AmMti Oteleseboop 3 8 0 kw a Via . iWstib: 4 711 ....... ••••• e Ewa_ qola'ans 1 7 ..—..— 4 T comm. 3 7 • 3 I fl „,NE. A. ,. Aliso abtor to Asootta r —..***** • 3 •••••••••• 1 1 SIRIPITAILS of 6 sate. each with 16 sari 1 Al , sa. to carry &t; four, 9st 71b; five, l e st; six and r b; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Whom" of goes. once in 1869 to carry ; twice, if ; three times, lib extra. The wiser to be sold for 1601. demanded ; U entortei to be sold Ihr 1001, allowed 716; if for 801., lklb ; If for IX ke , 181 b ; if if kr 401 nth; the whiser to be bold by auction, . sike.—To dem NJ name on Tuesday evesda(. Tax DIDDALS tiTiiie of 6 SOIL osigh with 26 sots. added ; 4or how, carryina 11at each, that have bola rolill• key sad faidy hunted whit any established peck cd bounds at Issirt slx times since the let of Jen., 1868 ; wieners of 601. oats to wry 71b _; twice, 101 b; three tunas, 141 b extra (bur et!. noes and matches exawfdo 6 ); half-brad ham* allowed 71b; horses never having stand allowed 61b ; to be ridden by crudeness, to. Two nailed. Mr. Ores it&trarie 01 ll C Zs ikm or TA" •• 11 ...... ; igar ..%= :::: a aware.= dab) . • lime ( ...... a Aseelteld ...• ... 4 TIM WELT= HINDICAP of 10 ant, Oath, hlO wag& area riders •' profeseiosals allowed to ride by 60/) extra ; winner after the weights are out to co g r ill: 4 l=lra. Ora make. Paamisio A i ' II n o' I Lord BerbSo7 A t m le f 6 10 9 relic& 6 10 • 10 1 Iles Oa ..... 810 4 IS NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, KAMM 13. Mr. W. Gadding, of Woolwith. his Ibrwardei • cornmathootos to Chime for W. = ll l.l l baalle him to bring before the silos of the fact that he (Mr. Gosling) has encoceded b the lamas of as usynaradeoted piece of imminence, which he Is artzhan to submit to any tut, with a view to lie adoption by the go veramtat. Au improvement is about to be carried out at the royal arsenal by the laying down of • lint of tails from that Wats 'Lament, to form a Junction with the Hardt Eat at Plemetesd. The work will be carried out by tie Diatom Railway Company, wader ea ogneessend with the War Department; ant the line, which will be shoat half mile in length, will plow the weal in direct commutation with Chatham, Dover, Portsmouth, sad the south out of England. As an auxiliary to the rapld tranantedon of guns sad stores far the coast defences, and to naval sad military hue stations the tine will be Ismael& CHATHAM. ?deice lg. Admiralty orders were yesterday received at this dockyard directing smother Kew etwunship, to be coned the Restismake, 20 sons, to be immediately kid doers on one of the Terme slips. Yesterday morning the Hos. R. Deadest, storekeeper general of the awry, arrived at this dockyard ham the Ado& reAy, lot tbe pose of commencieg his annual inspection of Me stores amd Morobottem of this estebadluessi. warm is likely to occupy several days. Inds oldie Admiralty have o Sto give the whole of the labourers employed at this d sa lteroahl 14 per Weak tiering the ;fine iley ite era as pireeworie: Captain Norton, the investor of the deetructres minas known 110 the liquid-finsehall, paid molter visit to this gm risen ye.tsday aternoon for dm purpose of eabibitiog the effects of We shell, when fired from en ordinary tided pistol. For this purpose a lipid-Are Tat shell, adapted . to • deep grooved Rallald rifle, was discluirg.d from a marne pistol at a quantity of sackcloth suspended to represent a tent. Im mediately oa the shell striking the material the liquid-Ore shell buret, spattering lie formidable contents in all direr:- rims. The results sere u nittraishing as they were tato factory, the movie almost buteataneoludy *siting and burette% lam flame. Captain Norton states that he can with this shell blow up the ammunides of an enemy at 1,1100 or 2,000 yard, distance. WooLytmt.—Tho notices issued a short time ago for the dismireal of a somber of are/me and labourers from Woolwich Armed have elms been =celled, and on Satur day • deemed wee made for • lerge number of extra men, who vim amontingly entered on the books of the establieb, met, ke temporary employment, to hasteti:tbe completion of the heavy shipment of war stores required for the colonies. The shipwrights' downbeat of Woolwich dockyard having augmented to a very considerable extent the work ing eetablishinent, is lamming with all posoble despatch the completion of the various thips under °oust/mean, as wall as maim preparations for hying down the two army steamships Wolverine and Bristol. The thobers of the Wolverine are cut out sod ready for the storke, sad We Miami, intended to be built under the new crystal shed, le also commenced. Tim LATE CRUELTY TO A Fox.—The prosecu tion instituted by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals against Mr. Marsh. the =MOT of the Vine Hounds, for cruelly to a La, has emitted the indig nation of the lover.+ of the eh.oe residing to the district of Kingechre. where the cruelty wee perpetravd. In the last few days the landowners have seat the bellowing notice to Mr. Marsh :—" rousequence of the facts adduced to evidence before the Kuwaiti's beech of reagletrates on the 26th ult., we feel bound to mark our muse of the wanton cruelty and the outrage on public dec. nay of which you have been shown to be guilty. White, therefore, we are ready to o ff er every facility LT the promoti..n of legitimate sport, we are oonstreined to forbid you or y our servants to draw our c.iverts or to eater on our land..." This notice Is signed by the East et Carnal roe, Earl of Portman*, Mr. W. Beach, M.P., Rev. L. B. Wither, L'eriteasot-Colonal Dukerley, and antral other landowoms la the Matzke of the Dune. LIFE AND DEATH or A FEMALE MISER.—Oa Saturday morning Mr. Wakley, the °menet, received in fotmetion respecting the death of Rebecca Helper, aged 42 yews, who was found in a dying state at a enterable hovel, situated at No. 4, Throe Colt-lane, Behnel- grthe under the following circumetauee. It appears that the detailed bad property to live upon, end the house where the bed resided we. well furnished, bat very filthy end unwholesome. She for some months past heel been wandering about the streets at the wt end of London, picking up rags and bow, end whet dinovereel on Friday she was in e dying end ex hauseed condition. Mr. Shaw, the eurgeon, of Cambridge road, was promptly in e.tendance, but the &ceased expired shortly afterwerds. Her body was comp* , ly covered with vermin, and she bed died upon the floor, and being without covering sad in a state of nudity. The deceased is reported to bate di,d worth a consid-rable nom, and a book wee dis covered in her room shoeing that she lad money in the bank. The deceased has no relative*, and et meant the perish authorities have taken charge of the deceased's effects until Le remit of the toques% is mode known. She was very much emulated, and it is Irby believed that the de ceased had died from exp:swe and starvation. An inquest will be held on the body this (Mondey) afternoon, at the Three Colts-tavern. Cambridgt7road. FATAL ACCIDENT AT WOOLWICH AIBIENAL.—A melancholy accident warred on Saturday rooming, at four o'clock, at the estrum gates of the Arsenal Canal, by which policocunstable W. Driver, 376 R, lost his life. It appeere to be the practice of the men on night duty to visit each other's beat every half hour, and give a pats-word of security. The unfortunate deceased, having done so, was returning from the bridge a'oug the Danko( thecae al, when, in It. darkness, he walked tntt the water, the high wind having blown un cal of the gas I sm out. Potty minutes elaped before the body wee THE CHARGE OF HOMICIDE ON BOARD THE aroma= BOOOM.—At the Liverpool police entre on Suer day, the ant and snood engineers of the steamer Bogota , John Suchen= and ArehibJd Mitt hell, were swain brought up on the charge of ceasing she death of Thomas Lund, n, a firemen on board the tame vessel, by tying him np in front of the furnace for a coce.deralde time, almost Immediately after We release from that paitirn he having died. Mr. Aepinell, barrister, app and to defend Buchanan; Deighton, bantam., d fended Mitchell. Mr. Tyndall, local solicitor br the Board of Trade, appeared to cooduot the pro leCLl i01:1 on behalf of the government. Mr. Aspiwal. before the pro s dings were commenced, said he thought it his duty to mention to the court what be eons dared the very improper conduct of some of the Liverpool newspapers stout this car. Nobody could possibly find fault with any fair report of what had taken place in a court of justice; but he pre. tested sublet newspapers adding to their lepers Mamma. tory headings, not only m the newspapers themselves, bet oleo In placards posted throughout the town, which were %May tole% and amid have no other tendency or intention then to Inflame the pane mind. Whether the cue wee true or faint, he senid it most Improper for sevagiapsis to give more than a fell report of what actually took piece in court. As Mr. Mansfield, the stipeudlery magistrate, who had furiously heard the cur, was unable to attend from illness, the primers were further remanded until Tuceday nut, when farther evidence will to edduced. Bullet:ma's bail was enlerged until that day ; bell for Mitchell was refused. - - • SIRIUS CHARGE AGAINST THE MATS OP A Attmcsx atm.—Thomas B. Feaniagtos, 21 years of age. mixed lasts ci the American AT Samaritan, os the eve of her &paten for the United that a, was charged before th• Liverpool amitioratss os Friday with si,iloatly basing a colsond seller, sword Wiliam Campbell, sod canning him to MI frost the stoll Again to the dick, a distance , of 160 test. Campbell s o w liao ia or of the hospitals toe &s -pawns Mats, From the evident. , of amoral stniasies It liPPestad that Campbell was miming the *mil yard sad most, and that that basting (with a thick top.)WOB h id liitianas be could not, or would not, ascend to a of the rigging. T ke lamina, it was stated, for nearly thrm-quartars of as hoar until Campbell ma cat exhausted, art it was this ashainitioa, together with a blow which ha racolvoil ova, the basda, which caused his tall. His fall was troksa by she .. bniee," hut at this was 1116 hat Lea the mast abeam he 11•11 ti mould Namely Moos the Misr,. 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