The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-20 00:00:00

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MAY, Gomel Advertising Agent, has • ILINOVED Qom SS, Osessekardwoloost, to 11,1011111•11 D. 1• 1 1 412111/1 of FISH.— 11111 powles TAW slionr iu tr an t padar imp tadiallaL WT 11MTN= AIM= at iswasesa sit pasti M r t rpsurep slum sr palt llassio=j=wssaLTal *la illessilaw. ame sal sorist LIM Jos.. PM ewer. Orra n tTarmath. nib Ile thlra mum " Wa y has sr with Tumuli =owl 1.0 and doe . Ilatamewi. Mom herahalm Nark Oa. 1111. Mr. Lalts ss as you an wowed to .sad sat yaw mails, Maw" to seal aw a sway as mail. Those 1 lid last seam pus poet sialshasisa.—A. .r. Cisa EWA; Assitert. a. hoses Piss. OMAN, ISM" a A RTHUR nn rrr f GRANGER% celebrated BULLION ea e b eeier NINA tati-ecirtool . d g e i Bribers; le. naterManise.ll; sal 0 1 Willossa•bars. City, IMPORTAN TowI' to LADIES. PARIS WOVE s. so Go. per pole, ta odors orb or pry. • ores dthose aue•adattrad saruels. usually dogged by rasa laser heti. rat to any pert of the ocrary es resort of s past•elles won log Sr. Id.. mar* to F. T. BURMA May larger. ILessrg t weld now the gate.-11.8. Ouly ressurrost assirsigh AID mud as . VENTILATING STOVES I SUSPENSION STOVES! Prelim Gee es Ike ether, kr they are the the tett. eimepeat. IBM healthy. eMINISMIIigai ter amok Ira, Meek vetebeshe, w. Ihnipsama pekes Ne Het pai grei r sus es.—itiAltie b."N atilr. =ink Beam bassampty imi leeskieki Wartime% Loft NEWEST MUBIC.—Tho Nieotrfirot Edition HAMILTONI HODS= imerituonois heft PIANO '''D'ORTIt, 4a. ; Ilsvelser Moor irroolior for Dor & RA (Rolm 1.4. ; ihrorra's Drama of WM Mari rem Kr 4 Mir Is. ; Ciro a Calorie of the Mormsto of llsor Hob IM IA I AWA o Mr sed arror by NM Am Prom "M ara Si torlog at PI Ur ass rta mot, I Om roar Tbo at or Ho INSIIIIIINNI Is tar rio ban tarry ga i t e r thoy ustiol."—Wir Orr &ma' TRUTH 111 CH : moor by arm R. mo m. romp. - Is ni MorH rod rot alum MI • raTsteit sg eor_ ~....1.4, of Obo t wag " mom.' trod 011=1 1 L is M u rratlfr. Minor 4= 2; r . Ho •• 'WSW mk Ildo ma tar mio H r arid ra, - Peri; ro t Air mai r Lri err illaj to Lhalay, boortu"y Weitished. la ;• • 1 Paio et " TM llook3a. RNOLAND o WOOLARD'S POZEN. Prior Seal, St Words by R. P. 1.44,, oar. Hi.. trio by MINH. Lonolikz Omarrc4 " Nor slar - la. AL ; rot of trio. ft • oro et no FROM Iv.; H. OA ; -rio tom ox rfooo. ~ k it - .% Iota" rot. So SA : " Nroi =." IL et ; amt. a ; - rain,/ t0t0, 4 25. id- Nor Sur 'or THS OMAN. Jr yorer pro lis. SL, HOPKINS mad WM. NA M'S bromooloi or oriorro mt. TII S OHOAN ; Its =zi . / OrMors. on myrolod (Wm wiessarot to forward to re it Ur pour ICIL Porroo errs air Mors rromilso or Or d 'T. Mitsa al : 00.. Now Dragtasor A ; or at 01l toolorn. SHARD, WHISHERS,and MUSTACHIOS. 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Poses estbodost, Vim /4 ISA dr.-1 ban wash gionws wwwwwsedlog wow losisiso is thus who way bo damn. with bastwatto. they hew Wilisdel ttr YAW ow soloptal sosoins wire warody obis to v hoi e n Wham se sitioult I thimit lisp would bwry useful to bwrisists, wittpoblio salsoo. I so. sb, yours toltbrag ratows. raw Clad. 11,112.lasbas." Ifnd sod acid T ula bum Is. IP- sod dm. Ss. 419 L. sad Si. totb, by llOlOl9lO, Chodoisi, ars.. Ilw 79, Pare anwebyard. Lowka. Sold mutt by a devegiohN rDR JONOWS LIGHT•BROWN OOD .1 V I OIL my Is ablial Is laair amial mala. la. map rigilmam. NIl samlymm &MAP 114131 1 01113. oad Oa ,71. Moak Imam W am may eamelabh *mita V tam a s ismay. Imperial lall.phis (Noe.), Is. at (110 aL). 48.11 d. Clorra (40 as.), Is. MAR.-08 tbo 29th d May, 1865, an re in l ll reetlea ine tar et by the Bib Meet Chosen. mad as imeri Inb J tallow* was anis avid * Laail'n sal 'dem to nerds then NU USWJ am 11 pellelly or at" da nedliee. WW* le by Beyer latesze Palm !Wan. eall elltade be = dab e: tbe neon a Mr. awn de Pena sad Use d liedslee. Ileree. teteszase. OIL 1. ie • praeft fa id= edessateerbne. sod direllea Mir /pita Thesedec in I. sassddly. lath don •=e i Ldr i liip. eaniesed eme allrety deare r es ell need el did opals el se Nag Mime vma maiden Ise_ .to de nda din Wl* el a vest d the population Tinmee, N. S. is de meet dendeterreelp ise *a IWO d imam 'Web. ealenedeft. the lbsllib pipeline trouts sin liddleU. WSW Insellibie easisa el Me Pellseis sordtatlea. mid Wee Aid seredeella b Übe weld emit node. MIS& ern. Iles. 1.1. sag S. de ellbelleeeli et Wee or eat d II memelep nielltaa. Thy any Ile es the wad table deba ads In Ibleg deledei. ladle Ile ewe. et lln nee; teem b put : are, odds lanneinees dem as wieneletseed by learal t . 11.rea, idralle Is IssiOsbeende sal nail. Irrilin. el u r:A i t aras elmrirr ei t Oa. ills Oulatienest; pLigte s : rr Vk arli Pea. 1=110. 1r41 1 • . teens. MA. HISNAT DRUMMOND, M.P., AT TAR CRARTUT AGRICULTURAL MEETING. Yesterday the annual muting of the Mabry Agrieultural Amosiatioa, establahad for Oa wentragesaant of deserving farm smash mad agricultural labourer, was hold Is tic lowa it Clammy. The procrediags, at usual ea all seek osoesiew, sweated of a plonking match and • public divisor afterwards. The palmitin took plies la fields beleagiag to the Rev. J. C. Clark sad Mr. J. Bailey, is th• immediate vielaity of tic town, sad tic day beim singularly Sao for this seems of the year, a coaddorabis samba of people were 'Wasted Is the spot. Prises to the mutat of Mhos. 201. and 3W. is th• aggregate wore after , words distributed mason the suessefal competitor. The dames, with whisk the butanes of the day was appro priately wusad up, wee held at the Town•hell at 3 o'clock; sad ameag the gestlessea peseta were Mr. Henry Drum mad, who anal as thaismea, sad 111.Laske King, two of the eassabses Om the essaty; Mr. Robert Gosling, tho lata high therif; Colonel Bamaer, Mr. 1. 1. Beane, mad Mr. W. I. Haseltime. TM labour's also diaed at tha Bill Tams. The sloth bola( romoved. Mr. Daostaosto, is precuts( tt Tk. flasea,"esid—Wo are apt sometime to forget that it is our duty to drink to the sovereign, whoever that sovereign may Ise ; bat, owing to the gnat virtues whisk samosad tic present Sovereign— we en la so much &daintiest sf for virtues as a wih sail a wan, that thaw thitp whith are but the wises"- ries, tad which make the craassest, an rally sometime" mistakes for ear loyalty itself. The Mast was &mak with aulaniatioa. Mr. DIIIIIMOND then gave "Praise Albert, Um Pdaes of Weise sad the rest of Um Royal family," sad in doing so said the royal family was seeing awe act Ism this like the family of say farmer now Martha him ; and las should UM to ham what say vie la that rum would my if ea lawn/meat seighbour, ea lamb; that a young ma had halm I. lue with his (tic formes) daughter, wore to tars »sad sad remark that it was • wry improper marriage. (" Her, Mar," and a laugh.) Would he sot hataatly tell such a meddler to hold his tossup, and mind kis own Maude ? Ho (Mr. Drammosd) asked simply that the sem degree of forManaco should bo evinced towards dm emetic drain of the royal fanny as a man is the milks of a farms hod a right to claim. Hams Mr. Wain, Mr. Haase, and Mr. Dune said that • Imaal• mamba of the royal family was sot to many sash sad sash a pima, was that a rums why this marriage should sot tab plaits ? Ho (Mr. Drummond) said it was a most absmiaable act of (staffer's." ; sad if they (the muting) would not raffia such waddling by strangers with their stairs, upon the same princip.e they ought not to allow it in the affairs of others. (Hear, hear.) The toast of " The Bishop sad Clergy of the Diocese " followed, to whisk tic Roc. Kr. Janus°, briefly ra• spaded. Mr. DAVIIIIOND said this seat tout upon their list wog "The Army end Navy, and those of our Allies;" and it was very wall is those postprandial @rubes and °hien to refine greet regard for the army and navy; bat if that was the ease, how game it that they (the pulls) eacestaged all the calumnies and slanders that were spoken and pub fished galas* them ? Lord Raglan was tin sillies last year of the most seandaloas falsehoods. His did sot sty wilful falsehoods, because the persons who uttered them could not know the fasts—Jut they wen nevertheless falsehoods; and when flit John was seat oat to the Crimea he made ao swot is telling the whole truth, u it really was, and justified Lord Raglan in every aegis particular for which he was blamed during the last year. They allowed these calumnies se p oa without inquiry, end they ran sway pro pagating them abroad, and thee they woadered that the people on the Continent had no great :heart to join them is the war. He happened to be a abort time is Germany daring the present autumn, and one day he dined at a gablreiltee, at which the 'moray were mostly Ger mans, and all more or less acquainted with the English leaguer. An English gentleman came in,. and began to talk very big about the war. He asked, amass other things, why we did not bombard Odessa ? The roues, be said, was, that Mr. Sidney Herbert had seat out orders not to bombard Odessa, and assigning as a reason that he had wan private property than. He (Mr. Drummond), addends( the gentleman is question, said he would so doubt be happy to hear se gross a calamity as that contradicted. He himself, he added, had seen with his owe eyes a despatch written by Admiral Dundee to Admiral Hamelin, bogging to be allowed to go and bom bard Odessa. Hamelin referred the matter to General Camber; who refused to allow them to ester upon the enterprise; and Mr. Sidney Herbert had so more to do with the fleet not going to bombard Odessa than say gen tlemen in that room. The very same count was now being panned with ngard to General Simpson. What would they think of five or Na peen' Ben Bibles doers and dietating to the Attorney General, Si, Frederick This tiger, and meth like thus, how they should unduot a Chummy nit ? Oa the same principle, what weld so many teeth. rate lawyers to this country know about military tulles, or how to seediest a rest military campaign ? And yet these wen the rows who had bon leading the country by the noes all along. (.. Hew, bear," sad a laugh.) He mid, Ursa generals and army fought Our battles with Rueds in • Mama part of the globe, it was our duty to fight their battles at home, end to see that the salumnies to which he had referred received no 'Mean at our hands. (Hear ) Colossi Swain briefly aohnowledged the compliment paid to the army and navy. Mr. R. CiosLuto then gave "TIM Members for the County." Mr. LOCKS Huta, in reepondiag to the toast, said It wee • matter of greet cosaretsletlee to teeing that he Ind len taken • very Who pert is the repeal of wren laws whin WIMP detri mental to the agricultural interest, that the anticipa ting of the aviculturists among from the eperetice of free trek had altogether nabbed, end that *aviculture wog now prosperous. (Hew, hear.) There were, doubtless, a variety of sireemekaess whin mused the greatest dense dos to the agricultural inmost. TM neap to whisk he W tokered was sleeted et • time whoa they were save meg kr it, sail whoa other laws gad futons whisk pre wag the Yew of espial to the Lad ought to hen bees akilithed. Matson however, were cow ohmage& They bai high prises, they had aviculture *thin bemuse they had made • number of imprevesieats, sail he felt take esiniaged, that though these high prices slight have dem Mess good, yet that their preeperity wee mach more owiag to the gnat improvement that they hod mode ia the entireties of the ised thee to any tempenry Besse. is prises. He mold aft help thiskln, at the same time, that they eight sot to rely is those high prices. The eh might last fee • time, bet he hoped it would be brought to • speedy, hateable, ad ratistestery 001111111 ale. And when that time sun, they might rest meshed that then would to • ranks, .ad they must be prepared to meet that shear by improvemeek is the wiltintits of the lead. (Hoer, ben) Thy must rely %pea nets own mitten kg these lemprovesseste, mad this was the proper time to do so. He thought that • sew ere was feet dawns( for the eviselthel interest. The time was, whoa meet rev of this kid were list eemmeased, that they kit • greet step wee takes to improve the seedlike of the khans" down; bat it seemed to him they mum do sormenieg tine—they meet look higher up the tree, es to speak, sad thy melt mile& veer, u they caved, to rumen all those lan cad sll throe sentems which his:/ern to prevent the ire of espial isle the 'ultimatum at the mil. He believed Met by adepts, Skis nun they weal& de men thee by any ether mesas to menet* the banner of the Menke eimmes—(boor, lear)--ead to Memel the Weer whisk those wisdom had se Ma at Men. He always kit that TIM IleneDeurnit CZTSTAL Pity--A long whim thee doses wen eseenhat forsibly speed fee the Yet of sehorissena as this nederenlog apposes I. the *dank. of fereign prohne it WOO alsl7 fair that the glimederimeg .11. raid. Along the aseigibenge ages idwerd pi e d* of free had. dwell be wiled aka to mho raw jialkilm". 14..26" ; metisw mineial—the load hall—sad that all them teehakelities aireePe 2601 ; Ankeny Joke Mears. Ham t Pum which kiedgeed with the tionefse o f l ea d berks, 1001 ; newest Al ese k. SOL • Haw Yeaerisk, " """"' SOL i T. J. Berkissees. 601 ; B IL SOS ; from • willies nose to a waling penhaser elion/d he Jiledgese sad Atehesse, felt ; Hiroshima sad DYham mthly amen& (Mary hat.) H eappealed there 1001 . 13 " 141 •7 gad Pm". Mg awl Vamp hOL s whether, in • evestry Ilk. this. when the Poralathe W. Pone eel'Mesaiseese . tha 1 IL HBiedia s . px ; M im i &swum idle ; was feet flOl/111/* On the enema of subsisting, it wee eeitasag elms. Me et we shield Melt my of this. Is.. sad THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING TA WS' IMMO pod Md.. stamped !a. ell 14:4.11114u5. banal. tam adverb of fres ammo mad ilto slot mad air of IN maul ammot—la de ammumely of to taw= mormadei Waimea ?' I.I = II I L . OORRIMPOIFDENTS AT TN' SEAT OF 4AI. no PORRION PIMA IS RILLIIIII.I AND IMPARTIAL. Alt mambriody 11•117 Import of mbeyibm tbm am la map. yllat lob lig meamy NY omallas tat O TIM ONLY DAILY MINIM =FONT. VIA sten. IT RICLUDES ALL ONTINIIIII ADTINTISENIENTS. It barlmOy bamplailmat. Ink dams* rammer by bore Urn slaty lier may of be seatmapemadma. POW Mk foombfamaY • imbeartima. meekooll tim deenalor smitioa 1114 la may. To Imp oriel 4 Issetemlbe amebas la tbo blosim; or it No To La Haws* is 4sl ai=sei gili ts a =ba lma re PIM a , 41 " 1 " sit at I ealammil yds% Ibm yaillebr me. ma spalteNlon. imealeb Do ammo of DM Nl* 111.1.147 ke Mg all• elirlere la abeam by maim pAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 gue. sew gm, .t Is. per vest ; sanded hi WWII esestry. jpia, far Si per day. ar 13a. Nallampedj ni ps=ar ; Mi. wALMS. New Apst, Is, lasaialareat. PAIL Y NEWS FORWARDRIA•tbs COUNTRY 110 XVIII IND POST. M WAN 88~110 mimmos. (MN MADDOX. 10. Wpm AltimpoL.Mips. Ikahastkir NM Memo AmrA. LT NEWS LENT TO READ, is Loados, AKlluafa sittatter.--IMINT by MORNING MA at SI Its. 14. INO DO" Ma l& pat grrE. ADAIAR a. waimalair, Nowa Ara& leh ATI/WATER—DAILY NEWS LENT TO 11AD ; Mow MUM esasery by swift pas. at DeAst. PIN quitter. *a is rnris.--71. 1117121C4 laNissiorrais. W. lismss.gigss. Noss Await. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 20, 1855. manse whisk Wafted with the Ins cultivation of the soil, which greatly epperreed the labouring alarm, end did great Wank* to the whole community. (Chases.) He found from statistics that there wen la Greet Britain and Ireland no Imes than 16,000,000 ems of waste laud capable of implevemeat and esitivatim, bat which won not cultivated at all. Ira Ragland there were said to be about 4,000,000 ams of waste land capable of cul tivation ; is flootlasd, when the laid war Inked up man a class system of entail non severe dm in Ragland, than wen no Ins than 6,000,000 acres capable of taltivatios; and in Inland, 6,000,000 mane which still remained without' cultivation. He wee 'true with the remark of Lord &salty As other day to the Liverpool and Manshester Agricultural Association. His lordship mid that if any man retaiaid land in his own hands which its had not the power to improve, sad didhot sell, he was • wrong don to the im munity. (Cheers.) If that ,smack was applicable to an individual, how mush more so was it applicable to a legisla ture whisk allowed a amber of laws to test (sot obsolete laws, but which were strictly in form), which camp•lhd • man to lump is his own buds that.whiek it wee utterl, impesaible fee bias to impreve. (Hsu, hear.) The host. gentleman preessded to eseapart the position of a landowner la these ciremetasess to a soldier who had ialtnitsd • machine fee making stocking., sad which was mainly milers to him so lem es It remained to his heads. By tionverting the mains into money, however, the soldier did that whisk beseited himself, while at the same time it became an isetreneat foe innessing the wealth of the sow muggy. The boa. gentleman having made sone farther remarks an the Mating laws relating to the mere of land, sernardtd by thinking *tampon; for the honour they had dim him in drinking his health. SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. The astoriska radii:at* tiro horses that aro in work at owstarkot. 011112RION. Renuicar PLAT' of 60 son., for 31r-olds and upwards. Cambridgeshire Course.—To enter by six o'clock the evening before raining, sad the weights to be declared by alas HANDICAP EIWNAPSTAIIII Of 25 son. each, for 3.yrolds sasivowards. D.ll.—To tame and name by six o'clock the oun ne nig before tansies, and the weights to be declared by nis S trUnreveaus of 10 son. cash ; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 61b ; bar, Set 4tb. ; gee, Bst 8111 ; six and aged, Bst 10tb. The shiner to be sold for 6W., U demanded, &e. time and name by sit o'clock the evening before running. Svennetraxas of 10 son. each ; for 3.yr-olds, Tat 71b ; Mr, (let 31b ; five sad upwards, fist 81b. The winner to he sold for 3601., if demanded. &a Criterion Course.— To clout and alms by six o'clock the seising before na tio& ihrinerreals of 10 son. nab, for 2 yv.side; oohs, Sot 71b ; sad allies, Bst 61b. The wiener to be sold for 111101., If dissuaded, &s. First half of Ati. lI.—To oleos and name by six o'clock the evening before running. SWINPOTAINO of 10 son. each ; for 3 yr.olds, 7st 91b ; *tor, 8st711); are, list 12th; six and eged, get. The wiener tts be said for 2601., if demanded, Ste. Ab. M.—To elm owl mow by obi o'clock the evening before running. NMI= HANDICAP of 10 son, eseb, for 2-yr-olds. Tbo odour Is be sold for 160 son., if demanded, &c. To don sad nuns by six o'clock the evening before runs*, sad the weights to be declared by alas. Txn CAITBRION STAINS of 30 son. ANA, 20 ft, foe 2 olds; colts, Bst 711 s; and allies, 13.1 610. late. weiebtt sustain winners. From the Torn of the Loads ka. (26 subs.) Abasintion, *Sandals*, *Weimer, letissidaties, Gomel& li be(, The Canadian, Ramadan, *San Frameless, Gana% I Reed, Result, c by Gabbier, dam (foaled in 1316) by Rome —Ardelis, *George Brown,liebstArtillery, Riegliseppoe„ of by Footstool—Sneer, *a by Epirus—Wapiti, Title:sus, The Courtier, Misseaden, Porto Aso, Rphadan, Disraeli, Fly. by-Night (paid), Milton (paid). Pxonocn MATCH, 300, It ft. T.Y.C.—Lord Glasgow's eb e br Orlando, out of Chrism, apt Duke of Bedford's *be •by , by Bay Middleton, oat of Si. Rosalie ; alliboasb. • TVIODAT.—SIN CANIIRIDOURIZA Till CANDRIDOINNIII STALIN of 25 son. each, 10 ft, *ad only 6 if declared, with 100 added from the Tows. Race Fund. The winner of the Doncaster Si. Leger 121 b extra ; the second horse in the St. Leger, or the wises of the Doncaster Cup or Gnat Yorkshire Handicap, er the Lim ier:ton Stakes, 61b extra ; the winner of any handicap value 200 son., inctudieg the winner's own stake, after the pub lication of this beadicap, 31bextra; throe extra weights not to be accumulative, but the winner of the Cesarewitch to carry 71b over and above any other extra weight to which he may be liable ; the owner of the second bone to roc in 60 son. out of the stakes. Cambridgeshire Course, 133 subs., 66 of whom pay 6 son. each. et lb Ylag Tom .... e 4 go •I'3 5 . 4 1 Wads: (Da Sibextra)m 5 1 Kalabt 3t. Deane 4 Nabob Miami (Gib extra) 3 Martimar Henan a •Littio David 13Wta. 3lb saw) I o Qabias Mr. DRUMMOND, is roplyisg to the tout of his health, said —With respect to what had Wes from his boa. 'dimes is the nor...statics of the meaty, as the subject of entails, ha might state that hem the grit stoutest be had had a seat I. psalmist, he had laboured hard to set a registry of titles to land throughout the kingdom, which would do away with &groat many of the complaint, to which Mr. Locke King bad alladed. That plan, he was happy to say, was sow la coma of hang serried eat after a lug delay, the present Solleitor-Geseral haring takes tip the subject meat warmly. (Hear, hear.) He assured them the oppo. subs he had met with was sot from the lendowinn than sane, Est from the lawyers, including old chancellors, half-dead ehaseallon, tad Hre chancellors. It war a peat thing to get a man who bad mortgaged his .stag, to undustasd that he had really no laver get it. Whom Nue you got him to understand that, you had gained • great step la the right dinettes. He would tell them this, that tinier they got leases they would farm their land la a satisfactory must,. He would gin them ass or two Ustanue. Ctaa woe the sue of a essauka of hie laws is the north of Ragland where there si lb . deg 11l Ist!ib!ad_ were ao leases; sad when the tamale there said to Mr. Card, ea his visit to them. that they had no losses, that gestlemaa omitted that fast la his soestssnisatioa to the public. It did not salt his book. Bet though there were in that case no leases, there was a regular salinities every yew, which in point of fast answered the same purpose as a lease. With regard to his own aoudad in porliament, he could beasstly say that ho had eadeavoured all along to look at thins •ad not at gonads. He positively eared nothing about a measure whisk was Galled eoaservatins, or which was Introduced by • peaty said to be cosservative, if in point of feet its tendency was destructive. And if it was destruc tive, be always voted against it. If, on the same principle, he saw a motion propounded having the factions oldest of turning oat an existing government, without having • better at hand to supplant it, he always gave such • motion his most streanova opposition. He really thought that it would be better to have no government at all than mate that be bad seen. At present they had firs parties in the House of Commons., any four of which were able at any moment to d the fifth. (Laughter.) His belief was that their real danger consisted in the propensity of the House of Commas to bosoms the government of the country—to become the executive instead of belag simply the legislature ; and against such a system he would always contend. (Cheers) He would now pope's to them the toast of the evening, " Prosperity to the Ch. rtsey Agricultural Assooistioa." He was exceedingly glad that this association had eentioud is force for upwards of 20 years, sad sorry that in other parts of the country kindred societies had died away. He could not understand why farmers did not feel it to he an advantage to them to meet together now and thou and talk over the business ef their daily lives. Manufacturers were ammatomed to do so, and a farmer was a mann. hewer. He thought is the fleet place they were wrong la not getting leases; hat it was so ass preaching to • farmer unless you amid show him something. The vary last time he had the pleasure of seeing them la that room, even show , lag them something would not do, for be remembered a s►oemaker or a tailor briaging into the room on that coca. dos a practical Mistrial/is of • most enormous produce having been raised from • single seed. Hs mentioned this to show bow mach slight be done by superior cultivation. Os that occasion a ratlines at the other end of the room said it was all very well for gentlemen Imam to come sad humbug the practical iaratin in that way—(laughter)—lint there the thing was before his eyes. It was said that seeing was believieg ; but this gentleman saw sad did not believe. The feet was If the tenant farmers could not be tabooed to most together on those occasions to talk Over their own affaire—if the motaatabs would ant some to Kalcsast, Mehosast mast fie to the monatain ; aad if the foram would sot use end partake of rush a &Baer as they had had that day, then the minty deadens= must provide a dinner of bread and abases and onto's, sad some la smock- frocks to meet them. (Laughter.) They had heard a great deal about Um improvement of outages, modal cottages, and so forth, but be should be obliged to any one who would tell him how to build a cottage and make it profitable. It was said, Look at the Smock and see what they have dose is this respect. Why, throughout Scotland there were but two reams is all their cottages, which in their own language they called a " but sad • bee ;" and ao matter how many Addles there were, they were stowed, just like hmeiap is a bane!, all together is the same bed. (Laughter.) He must say, however, aotwithstandieg, that the lieetalt psasaatry, as the whole, were more moral than these of liaglead. He would tell the more than that. He had endeavoured esadaaally to tarn small families out et large sottages and to pat large families into them. But whet was the ocessequesse t Why, they shut all the children late eau room mad let the other. (Laughter.) If this assosiatins would tell them how to keep people separate who ought to be kept separate. he for ens would be mash obliged to theta. The hen. gentleman, In sisaludem, urged the advantages el deep pioaditiog, and the advisability of granting leases for 7, 14.er PI yews. After some ether oomplimeatary Masts, the sompaay separated. Ommakeepse WsMass Dane Judi* —..... 3 3.llereolt, 3 More imer W ..: .........„ 2 2 4 B Jassy ren ...... 4 7 Kuwait° s 7 •Doar 6 Band 4 3 *Palmerston 1446400.43404461 May 3 4 Masa 3 $ 1644row Mazy (is. lib extern) $ 3 S 2 Worm $ 2 V‘46446. ....„ 11 0 0 ItimAilla . _ = dlB 4 TOW= 4 Bawd= 4 Magid . 5 Le Jag Sultan Greed InqMalfor » 4 Pen flip* Mien .—...—„ • mower ansibsa— 4 Claret Lady Teals ..... 3 7 Cs pilne of by Cowl,d by Lacer -3 ma—llie Nan 4 7 Orinoco ........».tiesi Clemlenay WM - 3 7 Pros 4 7 Barlingtaa —.. 3 said 4 pad Dail& 4 7 Vandal . paid llasen Bonn 3 7 /IL Clare" 4 paid =re e Addle= ... 3 1 13mkowsie 3 paid 3 4 insobsey S paid 111.831D1CAP PLATS of 100 L, for 3.yr-olds and upwards. AL—To enter by six o'clock the inning before running, tad the weights to be declared by nine. Tins Ponsus, for 2.yr.olds, emarylog 4st 71b; thy**, let 71b; four, B.t 91b ; five, 9st 21b; six and aged. 94 41b. TM winner. with his engagements, to be sold for 300 p., if demanded, ite. Last three miles of B.C.—To enter by six o'clock the evening before rousing. flwasystaxze of 10 sore. each, for Syr-olds, 74 101 b; deer, fist 41b; five and upwards, Bst 81b. The winner to be mid foe 801., if demanded, &c. Last half of db./I.—Toeless sod name by six o'clock the evening before running. ilwmaxexas of 10 son. each, for 3-yr olds, 7st 71b; Na, Sat 31b ; five sod upwards, Bst 81b. The winner to be add kg 800 son., if demanded, &e. Criterion Coeree.—To INN NA seas by 6 o'clock the evening before tanning. ihrwsporaxis of 10 eon. each, for 2.yr olds; oohs, 71b; and 11111 es, fat 41b. The winner to be sold for 20W., if &aoudad, &e. D.ll.—To close sad name by 6 o'clock the evening before running. Bnt,uno HANDICAP bwmaravests of 16 sore. each, 10 ft. for 3.7 r-olds and upwards. The winner to be mid for 2001 if demanded, &c. D.M.—To close end name by 8 o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be declared by 9. HANDICAP 8w .ZI of 16 rove. each, 10 ft, for two and tbree-yr-olds. T. Y. C.—To elom end name by 6 o'clock the evening before rinsing, end the weights to be declared by 9. OWIIIPSTAILII of 10 son. each, for 2-yr-olds; colts, let 71b ; and fillies, 9m4lb. The winner to be sold for 2001. if denuded, &e. Lem half of Ab. M.—To close and name by 6 o'clock the evening before running. wIDaIIID6T. - 7 li 7 11 7 10 7 7 7 7 5 7 7 T i 7 6 T 6 7 4 7 4 7 4 7t Stephen 4 Llf Paisetar 111•811•8 8 Vrown Pince 11 • •St. Jo:las ct .87 Dirdeatcher Patton HANDICAP PLATA of 604 far $ yr-olds and upwards. A.F.—To sitter by 6 o'clock the evening before miming, and the Imbibes to his declared by 9. 81theostrpow PLAY. of 601, for 2.yr-olds, eist 71b and three. Bst 101 b. The wiener to bs sold for ma. if de manded, te. T.Y.C.—To ester by 6 o'clock the sassing Wen Taming. liwmrsraz as of 10 son. each * for 3 _ 7r-olde. Tut 71b ; four , Bst 21b ; Ave sad upwards, 1311 710. The wiaasr to bs sold An 1601. if dsmauded, to. T.Y.C,—To close sad DIM by o'clock the earning before tasoing. HANDICAP BWRIPSTAIINS of 30 lOW. each, 10 ft. if do eland within a quarter of sa hour after the weights are deed; for 3.yr olds. Three to renal& in, or ue ram. Lest mile and &diseases of B.C.—To she. end name by 6 o'clitek the mein before mania& mad dm weights to be declared b 7 nernurwrnsms as 10 wiva mask for 2pv olds; colts, est 71b; sad Ohm B,t 41b. The wiener te be sold for 701, demanded, Mc. Fast belt of Ab.K.—To elms and same by 6 Vale* Um mates below remiss. lIMAINO HANDICAP BWI3POTAXINI of 16 sere. ma, 10 fer de manded, aids and upwards. Tbe winos:. to be sold for 1001., U demanded, As. D.M.—To sloes and name by 6 Velma the manias before main& sad the weights to be inbred by 9. 8111IPSTALIS of 10 WO. meek ; for 3-p aids, 7et Tie; four, list 41b; Ave sad upwards, flat 110. The Maser to be soli tar 401., it thimaadrid. t.. T.Y.C.—To dose and same by 6 o'clock the sensing before manias. BWRIPSTAILIIS of 10 aims. each, for 2-ye old*, 6st 91b; throe, Ist 71b; four, list 121 b; five and upwards, Oat 111 b. Tbe mister to be sold for 2601., if demeaded, Ike. Lest hilt MI CAMDEN-TOWS COlrtztY. Aid= of Ab.M.—To close and same by 6 o'clock the mating styled by 379 of the blebiteat heumeeklme of Camden- before reusing. lowa has just Isom Seureeded to the Ibeep of Loudon, HANDICAP SIMPITAINS of 16 10111. seek, 10 ft, fer the ahem eethatery, whisk bebop is the parish 2-yr-olds. First halt of Ab. 11.--To close mad same by rfir ti llreda's sad hie tor nosy years tam need es a plea o'clock the evening before rousing, and the Toledo to be elsegellembelt he that mash sad for Oamdemeatra. It declared by 9. appears shahs 1164 the pariah authorities ehlelesit as act, TiIIIIIIDAT-11111 OLASOOW STAIN& seder whisk the truster base lit mat men& pests of the IhINICIIIPTION HANDICAP PLATE of 601., for 3-yr.eide land he the ereeties of dmlliagebeeries, end and is mans and upwind.. D.1.--To eater the amain bakes manias, of the ameeetry ezematime the medians mom eaves the and the 'might' to be declared by elm. nominee/ s large amber el poems lobe had bon buried fiwearevaxsa of 10 ems. inch, for 3-yr olds, 7.t 4lb ; is the mason sad aramk.emben gleam of the posed, and four, Set 41b; Ave and upwards, Ikt 1110; mares sad gold that della std hedies had Is eamagemsee bees disturbed isge allowed Ilk. ; the wisest to be sold for 2601., ff de wed rotheold• MOW% bolsi swigs& to. bed ano mended, es. A.7.—To dose and name by 6 o'clock the =he works. ihaelides te the Whey esseplateed, mooing War* suseteg. then the of aripanden was net Measly BielthrerAilie of 10 sem. melt. for 2-7 1 w 1 Vs. 7.1- sad stried, sad prayed lesiship net te pest to the boatels threC nib; Ina snowed 21b ; the wham to be sold of dm mammy kb fewalry er power te emeeve two beam be demendled. ekes and same by ia the meth-woo pet of th e esetetary, permissise, it the minds' Ware misaing. wee sold, it wee the leaseticie the truism in mtply fee, HANDICAP ftwetmerAins of 16 sees. earia. 10 ft, foe 2.yr &ad which the memerialists wire Myles% weeWenable elle. D IL—To gee sad *sob by I 'Volk the.ws iag them to mesevelledise in the meth-east mean Imam nimbi. and the weights to be &dared by 9. 'mammon= of 10 arm eon. 3.yr-elde; *lts, [Adyertissmota— HOLLOWAY'S OUI2IIIINT AND Ileg li e I mg Oct db ; ib e w i ns , to be mid is, 404 Pius armed wor ea m rs of tad imp, ohs 14 pm, deredsu.— g e si n g s g. Ab.3l.—Te dome eed name Yea Osailsy, M Maned, was slog foe 14 moil& bed km. millet wee sammeitty wig thin It was ismesan she ma earls • - •••••• e• oink, lefele 10110 1 99- mem mitalas amin. le . A s b um , ie .& min i m SWINNVIAB3I4O 10 semi seek it 11.yr-W1 isolts„ BM fetemis mass ottipekte wavy ber sp AMA cede. We llb and aim 41b. Tim Mime te be seta fee 1601., 111 Wribl e = roma to memo ber, cassee as is Imam POW, to II firramodod, ao. T.Y.C.—To dew awl lbw by 6 °Week t y wr ua ti= were Om th en saneras eh r i ab i s bran mein god arml lbs nurse et Aim Inds AL OF um 01.41.0 w Dunne rif 100 ems. ELI/. tbm — reasillThi acne since a semi ova e r a Add by eli vowels dna:dm MC 'Nagar SltollfeatNela b 11 ' •••11-7"14 but lib ' lainble"l er re 11 914 f m Nakamben. sleet elpeeltleArgiessea •Aimimil4.lfdreler Om, aim (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. Rook, *b c by Orlando—Clarion, No6 o 4 oll Wolk. ell Cosyngbam—Prioroor, *Pour Wilkins;Farsolotto . SWIIIMAXIS of 60 sots. sash, for 2.yr-olde, colts Sit 71b, sad Set 41b. Ab. 24.—*Oortchikot *Secret, Blue Ramie, Yellow leek, *Firmament, *George Brown, Lanai. SWINPSTAXII of 100 MM. ewb, h ft, fir 3 • yr.olde • the winner of the Derby or Dcncuter Bt. Lager to Garry 9:t ; of the Oaks, Bst 31b. A.F. et lb st lb 0 If 7 9 *Br e by Paragons Gist' of 7 4 anew ....„ ........ II 8 i h7a 1 - ..... r 4 I T44l4TitT PILIDAT7THI )11/33111i STALL. Furs Pottiroa ; for 3 yr-olds, 7.1 81b; four, itst bib; five, and upwards, Bat 101 b ; th e winner to be sold for 1001., if demanded, &o. A.F.—To eater by 6 o'clock the even. int before ruisairjr. Ton ACOLNY END STANDS of 30 BOW snob, for homes of all ages (2-yuolde emepted). A.E.C.—To clam and name by 6 o'clock on the Wednesday before running, and the weights to be deetared by 6 o'clock on Thursday. Thom that declare forfeit within a quarter of an hour after the weights are pabliaked to pay only tan sovs. Swiimsrwa of 10 ems. each, for 2-yr-olds; colts, 84 7lb; and fillies, B.t 61b; the winner to be sold for 601, if demeadod, &o. First half of Ab.M.—To close and name by 6 o'clock the evening before running. HANDICAP RWIIIPSTAANI of 20 sots. each, and only 6 ft if declared by 10 o'clock the evening before running, to go to the owner of the second horse ; far 3.yr-olds and upwards. Three to remain in, or no race. T.Y.C.—To doss and saws by 8 o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be declared by nine! 8W111.61%1111 of 10 som. each; for 3 yr-olds, 7st 91b ; four, Sot Elb; five and upwards, Bst Sib; the *loner to be sold for 4001, if de:unwind, Mo. First half of Ab.M.—To do-, and sante by 8 o'clock the evening before running. Swinretnins of 10 sows. sash ; for two yr. olds, 7st 71b ; and three, Oat 41b; t h e winner to be sold for 2001., if de minded. Ao ; if entered to be sold far 1501, allowed 61b; if for 1001., 101 b; if for 501., 151. T.Y.C.—To close sad name by 8 o'clock the evening before running. Tan NIIVAIIII BTdra of 25 SOU. each, for two.yr-olds. D.M.—To close and name by 6 o'clock on the Monday evening before running, and the weights to be declared by 10 o'clock the following everting. Acceptances to be de clared within half an hoar after the weights are published. If twenty-four acomptances or more, to be divided into two classes. Sw tuts of 10 tom. each, for three-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 711); and fillies, 8.1 41b. The winter to be sold for 601., if nemanded, Bte , T.Y.C.—To. does and name by 6 o'clock the *vetting before nosing. BWIIPSTAILINI of 10 son. each; for two-yr-olds, 7st ; sad tree, B.t 111 b. The winner to be sold for 3001, if de mended, rlo. First half of Ab. M.—To clots and name by 8 o'clock this evening before rannieg. HANDICAP BIIREPSTAINI of 15 50,5. each, 10 ft, for three yr-olds and upwards. D.lB.—To close and Dime by 6 o'clock the eveniag before running, and the weight, to be declared by 9. SATORDLT.-TW■ HOCOUTON Tun Bovourow HANDICAP of 16 sou. each, and only 6 ft if declared by 10 o'clock the evening before running, to go to the owner of the second horse, for 3-yr•olds and upwards. These to remain in, or no race. T.Y.C. To close and name by 6 o'clock the evening before running, and the weights to be declared by 9. SWIZPOTANZA of 10 sows. each ; for 2-yr-olde, Est 71b; three, 84t 7114; four, Sit; five and upwards, 9il 41b. The winner to be sold for 2001, if demanded, dee. T.Y.C. To aloes and CAW* by 6 o'clock the evening before running. Swasraraina of 6 move. each ; for 2 golds, Est 7.b ; three, Set 61b; four, 811 101 b; five and upwards, 841121 b. The winner to be sold for 251, if demanded, &c. First half of db M. To close and name by 6 o'clock the evening before running. Sw dds of 10 so's. each ; for 3 yr-olds. 7st 91b; four, B.t 71b; five, Bst 121 b; six and aged, 9st. The winner to be sold for 1201., if demanded, ite. Atb. M. To close and name by 6 o'clock the evening before running. SILLII4O HANDICAP SwssrayAzra of 15 SOW. each, 6 ft if declared by 10 o'clock the evening before tanning, for 2 yr-olds and upwards. Tbe winner to be sold for 1201,, if demanded, & s. Three to remain is, or no race. A. B.C. To close and name by 6 o'clock the evening before running, end the weights to be declared by 9. HAWDICAP SWIWWITAIIII Of IS OWN. Nab, 10 ft, far 2. yr s:lids. B.M. To aloes and sane by 6 °Week the mem before reusing, sad the weights to be declared by 9. _ _ . Etwogrorozu of 10 soya each, for 2 , yr-olds; colts, Bst 71b, and Aides, Bit 41b. The winner to be sold for 401., if demanded, &o. First half of Ab. M.—To aloes and name by B o'clock the evening before Tanning. . . . • . _ POST MATCS of 600 eon. each, h It, Bst each. T.Y.C., oae to the poet. Bc by Windfall—Wadastra, •Miocepie, b a by Windfall—Borgia'e dam, agst oh a by Hathaway— Victoria, b or bra by &shores—Red Ross, Plan Padding. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. BISHOPSGATE STATION.-WEEK DAYB. Duet Newmarket. Tzn Smilax° PLAT! of 40 sou. • for 3 4r.olds and ' ' upwards optional selling weights son.; ; one mile ind gnirter (9 subs.) ; was wan by Mr. W. H. Brook's Vanessa, nesting Orange Blossom, Kitty White, Empress Catharine, filly by Fosbury, Saguenay, and Angelo. THE BASET STAKES of 15 son. each, 10 It, and 5 only if declared, La., with 20 added ; for 2 and 3 yr•oldr. Certain penalties and allowances. Grey Stone in. (7 subs., 4of whom declared.) 14T1triaiiiingsesse by Birdentaisr, 2 yrs, 6et Slb (Isehiding lib caps) (Bearpark) Walked over. TZB RICHMOND HANDICAP &rause of 10 son. each, 6 ft, sad 3 only if declared, &a., with 70 added ; tho second to we* big stake. Certain winners earn. Once round and • distance. (33 sobs, 17 of whale declared.) Lord 7.atland'a Fandango by Bandon, yrs, IN Ilk (Aalnall) 1 Captain SlupworUes Panay ran, 3 yrs. Sat 41b (Inc. 4lb extra )))Cbal 2 Itr. Sharpe's Ca li ph, 4 yrs, WINS ( (gates) 3 The following atm ran:—Angelo, Polka, Saraband, Con- Manta, Johnny Taft, and Ingmar. Bitting : 7 to 4 and 2 to 1 apt Saraband, 6 to 2 apt Fan dango, 4 to 1 agst Fanny Fern, 6 to 1 eget Caliph, 8 to 1 apt say other. Wan by • lesgtb, Saraband beating Johnny Taft for wend place by the suss ; Fumy Fern came in fouctb... _ _ itnObjmitiou war made to the winner on the ground that he had gone on the wrong aide of a poet, but the stewards, after hearing evidenoe, decided is his favour. The rider of Saraband haying dismounted before returning to the enclo sure, sal Johnny Taft having gone on the wrong side of a poet, woad honour." were awarded to Fenny Fern. Tan Commrrraz PLAIII of 40 eon., added to a sweep stakes of 6 Dove. each, for 2.ye olds and upward,, optional selling weights, Itc., half a mile (11 sub..), was won by Mr. Knowles's The Rajah, beating Leyburn Lam, blots, Sebes. topol (late View Hallo!), and mean others. •ZCOID DAT. HARDICAF Sw of 6 eon, each, with 20 added by the Earl of Zetland, for two and 3.yr olds. Half • mils. (II subs.) Mr. Merton's Meta by Meleolm f yre, 3st 11lb (Chatoner) 1 Mr. Fodley's W ILLisa the Third, 3 yrs, 7st 11111) (Charlton) Mr. Ridley's Oospitallty. f yre, 64 7111 (Batas) Mr. Dasson's The Caisdonise,2 yrs. 6st 41b .... (R. Bullock) 4 The following also ran :—Mensole,Leyburn Lass,Houghton Lass, Rogan', Keepsake. Betting : sto 2 each eget Leybitrn Lass and Meta, 4 to I apt Rosana. Won by half a length ; a length between the second and third, and a kind between the third and fourth. Ti, Cup STALES of 10 DOM each, for 3-yrolde and up wards ; certain winners extra. Once round. (3 sube.) Captain Skipworth's Eleatic by the Ugly Buck, 3 yrs, 7st (Bearps walked over. Tan WEIGHT STAKES of 10 SOTO. each, with 26 added, for 2 yr.olds ; colts, Sat 71b; fillies, Bst 41b. Certain penal tin and allowances. Grey Stone in. (7 subs.) Mr. Brooks's Mannerism by Birdostelsr, gat 71b (J. Osborne) 1 Mr. lisrbind's Mirage, Sat 71b .................. (Alderolt 2 Mr. Baker's Byer, eat 71b . ....... ...... ......(O. Oates 3 Mr. Murria's birthday, listen, Betting :7to 4 on Manganese, 2 tel 1 apt Mirage. Won easily by _a length. Bad third. Han MAJESTY'S PLATE Of 100 guineas, for mares; 3 71 , olds, 7st 7th ; four, Bst 131 b ; five, 9st 71b ; six and aged, 9st 101 b. Three miles. Admiral Usrcourt's Ederniirs by Chanticleer, S yrs (41dcroft) 1 Capt. 811pworth's Fanny Fern, 3 yrs Mr. l'Anson's Braley, 6 yrs (R. I'Anson. Jun.) 1 Mr. O. IL Thompson 'e Medal, 4 yrs (Owner) 4 Mr. J. Smith's filly by Frames out of Elisabeth, 4 yrs (Temphm.n) Mr. Waddle's Rachel, 4 yes (Charlton) 0 Betting: 6t04 on Ellermire, 7 to 4 apt Braley. Won cleverly by half a length; bad third. Rachel war pulled up early in the rue. Tun Cougotaviog BcaAMaLa (Handicap) of 3 SOU each, with 40 added. Grey Stone in. (13 subs.) Lord Zetlsno's Hospodar, by Melissa Piston, 4 yrs. e (J. Mirror) 1 Mr. Knowles's The Rajah, 3 yrs, fist 610 .. . Mr. Coates's Sister ot Merey, 4 yrs, 74 (Mr. 0. Thompson Mr. Smith's Sir Rowland Tranchard, aged. 74 71k 4244411 4 The following also ran :—Bourgeois, Babestopol, Biros, Vannes, logomar, The Caledonian, Zoe, and Clara. Betting : 2to 1 apt Hospcdsr, 3 to 1 apt Biron, 4to 1 apt Bourgeois, 6 to 1 agst Ingmar. A false start was made, Sir Rowland Trenehard 000001/ in first, Bourgeois second, sad Biros third ; 'Lapeer, Zoe, Clara, Sister of Mercy, and The Rsjah being left at the post. After this Hospodar was the only animal in the betting, 8 and 7 to 4 being taken about him. He made all the running and won by Omen lengths, two lengths between the emend and third. Biros and Inhomu were drawn after the labs nut. Tan Bons Brazes (liandlinp) of 3 sew sub, with 90 added—Grey Stone I. (8 subs), were won by Enhelplon. aged, 12st, beating filly by Pubury, 3 yrs, 9st 71b; Polka, 4 yn, lOst 71b, and thus others. HUNTING! APPOINTMENTS. Masten of hounds ue respectfully requested to and their appointments by post every Thursday analog to our re porter for sporting intelligence, at No. 4, Cresoeut.place, Bridgeetreet, Bleckfrisn. STAG HOUNDS. Cheltenham (Capt. Weat's)—Teeeday, Beech Pike; Fri day, atelier( gate—at hell put 11. Kent (Mr. Roberts'e)—Monday, Hadlow ; Friday, Ton i bridge Welle—at 12. PDX_ZOVIIDIS. Crawley and Honham-:WSdri;d4, Deneombe ; Friday, the Crab Tree—at a quarter to 11. Handon—Monday, Winsoott ; Friday, Olen Cottage—at half-put 10. Bbropehire—Monday, Ott. 29, Aston Burnell ; Wednes day, 31, Sundorne ; Friday, Nov. 2, Fifth Mile, Basohurch road—at haltsut 10. Tiverton—Monday, Duval', near Hampton; Thursday, Paddington—at half-past 10. B.V.H.—Tueaday, Ceitoeiiill—at 12. Brighton—Monday, Patella=; Wedneeday, Ram Course; Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11. Brookwood (Thant)—Monday, Aeol—at half past 10. Brookside—Monday, Newmarket ; Thursday, Tele eombe Tye—at half put 10. &menet —Monday, Somerton Hill—at a gustier to 11. - SCOTCH. TOT HOUNDS. -Tuesday, Wamphray ; Saturday, Dal -11111111. JOT HOUNDS. Itoute—Tvieday, lalrytIb;;; -. Friday, Causeway— at 11. Tyrrell% Mr.—Monday, Karam Hill ; Friday, Old Court—at 11. Palmentown—Wednesday, M Utown ; Saturday, Barbera tows Bridg•—at 12. DIE FIELD FOR THE le the moat suractive day of the ensuing Newmarket mei lag, owing to the interest created by the " Cambridgeshire." The kaudWp for this rue hes generally been considered mu of the best ever made, as proved by the nautili large samba of acceptances. Originally there were 133 sub scriber., of which 66 paid the smeller forfeit, leaving no lees than 78 "contents." This number, however, has been recently ri (thud by the death of Orinoco. and the scratching of several others, leaving seventy yet to be asonnited for. A great number of thew have been " not th rough," others are hors de combat from eicknese, end not a few from operations in the market. There will be a field of about twenty-seven starters, comprising most of the following t—Rifisman (6.b eitra), Nabob, RobgW, Calms% Moosup., Domino, Sultan, Flatterer, Lady Tenon, Old Noll, Dalkeith, Cocrituali gyleteoe, Gamekeeper, Walkers (31b. *Mrs), Dame Judith, Caret, 4 y Vandyke, Katerfelto, Mary or Barrel, Veto. rk2Lede•mell. Flacrow (3.b rostra), Miss Allen. Pole Star, glad Crown Pigeon. The nee will be between P;l ".'9 otagetimee—vis., Crown Pigeon, Flatterer, Fiscrow, end leis Sur.—Belli We. theT hs isa ) a mb o sad bo T tw hosi ons ai Jam Tal es an ior C h dlie ss b t u (th d e e p C os h i a t i :d P the CANDLISH AND TAYLOR--The whole of the money for t buds of the Gael stakeholder ; end the raes takes r's* on Monday. Both men row and look remarkably web ; and if we may judge frets the molt of their trials, the race will not only be quick, but a closely contested one. Dining the week numbem of people have been eagerly watching their neovessete, sad there is every reason to anticipate • larC ilidis ri n g of the stalwart sees of " Cooly Tyne." Mr. perintesnent Stephens, we undentond, will be pre sent with twe mews of polio, to keep the soon*, and emu will he taken to prevent the steamers from pressing upon the eionteedetboate, which bas so often been a matter of esesplaint. The letting, es the time sppreaehes, grows in favour of Candlish, but speculation is very limited. The ram will take place about snid•day.—Bew, Lift. DIMMING SUICIDE—The town of Kington, in the seen? of Hereford, was :Mown into s 'sinful state of sseitement es Thursday footsie', in see sequence of the leadisay of the Osfotd Arms Hotel hurls" been mimed from har bid, sad subsequently fogad drowsed ia the river Anew, whisk nos afar tows. It amen that on the merlon snake she was observed to be set so well u and, sad wader the *dries of her frisads s undiewl Rua was sent for, who prescribed s siseriag draught. This it is believed else Mk, sad retired to bed. About sin este* on Thursday storsis" the sensate were mused by die dinner, of the dens beim ern Kr. Hew was awoke, end wee surprised to dad that his wife was set is bed. As tawdry wss in stituted t se one haw whiner she ass gess, an had any one sena bin, but sees lifter it beanie lista the is wenn sad bar eIM were fond drowsed is the river Anew, is their algid doom A From lAD(Ion.. __ 8 30 a.m. Ist, tad, sad 3rd class lO 45 a.m. 8 0 a.m. Ist sad god class 11 30 a.m. Ist sad 2ad elms 6 0p ra lot sod 2sd class (uzprcu) From Noormarkst. Das la Loadon. 830 a.m. let and tad clue (express) ll 0 a.m. 8 30 a.m. lit, 2nd, and 3rd class 12 46 p.n. Ist and 2nd clam 3 66 p.m. let end 2nd clam 8 10 p.m let and 2nd clam lO 30 p.m. Special trains of first clam carriages vanity, London for Newmarket at 8.66 csa. on Monday, Tuesday (the Cam bridgeshire day), and Saturday, and will ratan each day one hour after the last race. A spatial train will also leave Newmarket for Petar borough at 2 30 p.m. on Saturday, the 27th, in conjunction with trains of the Great Northern and North-Western railways from that place. —.- - SUNDAY. A special traia will le;;;1:oidoa for Newmarket to morrow (Sunday), at 1.30 p.m. r, FRIDAY NIONTL LAIRS? Mark Foals, Lama, Hannah of Venison, Gianni Colt, Carious, halm' Warrior, Lady Bird, Tinning, Lady•go Lightly, Overreach, Falcon, Secret, Little Nall, Foshantar, Radon, Ida, Gossip, Fashica, Yellow Jack, Tray:Awry, Q 110411 1 .11 Head, Shorebun, Filbert, King Chat, Master Adam, Dramatist, Sacrilles f, Type., Peat Wilkins, Thomas Ditton, Palmerston, Ben ton, Vandyke, Mince*, Damian, Mary, I by Blum oat of Ostrogoth's dam, Onon, Berezina, Findoa, Ariel, Gold. flock. BETTING AT MANCHESTBIL—FRIDAL CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 7 to 2 opt Crown Pigeon (t (rosily) 13 to 2 Flatterer (t freely) 14 to 1 Veteran (t freely) 16 to 1 Flamm (t) 16 to 1 Vandvka (t) 100 to e 6 Rbell (t) 20 to 1 Colossus (offend) 20 to 1 Polestar (t 26 to 1) 110 to 1 Nabob (t) 30 to 1 Dann Jodi* (t) 33 to 1 Misr Allan (t) 33 to 1 Lord Alfred (t) 40 so 1 Welborn (t) 60 to 1 Harcalas (t) Any odds out Elusion. THE DERBY. 9 to 1 apt Yellow Jack (t) 10 to 1 Wentworth (t) 10 to 1 Fly- by• Hight (t) 13 to 1 Ellington (t) 100 to 6 Coroner (t) 100 to 6 Polnioodio (t) WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING. Wisorin ros sus Woici arzinsciusi. About four gra or before Tuesday so t, 0 et Ibi Porton Soma 1 0 1 7 1 7 1 4 12 'no Wins= 20A Tau 8171 5g lb = 11 7 11 0 Massa ...—.—.-- 10 10 tipster , 10 10 Palms Ondli Leal— ISTILINIIII oItAND ANIIVAL relies. Forfeits to be disused ht. 23. . The . Tamer do Pottier ....... 4 Tabonnya 4 gpardtkel Vowels. RACE. Two nibs. - :t 14 I 0 I 0 ...... 0 0 10 - 4 10 4 10 4 10 4 IS ii:iir -- , ase 1•6 inispea RICHMOND MEETING, YORKSHIRE. vast DLL. Fran INAII OP • earawwgzse et 10 sow. web, b It. Web 25 added by We Berl ad g, ..d ; tee hale et 1863 ; edts.Bet7lb; Mks 8•140; thee by metaled eggnogs w awes ellesed 81b. bath 61b. Oeq Store fa. (9 sobs.) Mr. C. Whitrigglmts Wag et the Gigolo ay eat Mr . J. Cili;;;•• ily„ - ist . Worse Vitra. Odberlip MOW la .—. : Iwo ow TM My. 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