The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-21 00:00:00

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Betting : 2to 1 eget Rolle of the Sal, 5 to 2 stet Atlas,
3 to 1 opt Signal, and 4 to 1 apt Flake.
Tim DOlllllllO2Oll PALL &AXES MI 5 nova. each. for
2 and 3yr olds, with 50 added ; winners extra. Straight
half mile. The willow was not sold, bat Mr. 0. Rayner
bought Signal for 25 Weems.
Mr. Ealing's :7413bl:try. by Enrplice—lineina, tyro, iht alb
;including alb acts' (Pearson) n
THE GRAND arbillD Sing.= of 5 soya, each, with 40
added, for all ages ; waling and other allowances. halt •
Mr. Saxon's laversees. 3 yrs (301). 14 !lb.. 1. Orluishaw) 1
0. Crook's Dawdle, byre Tai tlb 'E Taylor) 2
klailierb Aairet. 2zraffilit: 4 tit Mb Malan& 3

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Hsu YaJmr'e Plan CM 100 CluiaTaaa, for 3 yr-olda and
upwastia Two tat W&.
Mr. W ['Moses Cass On, by Stocksree—Haricot.
est 111 b reballnaer, 1
Mr. 2. Cliffs Wedisan, tyre, sat alb
Betting : 4 to 1 ea taller On, who laid tour or five 'ameba
is thereat until half a mile from Imam, when she came
away, and woo in a canter by (oar lengths. After the ram
9 to 1 am amoral times takes about Stanton for the Good-
wood Stakes. _
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I'll 2 PORTLAND RANDICRP PLATE of 50 MTS. far all ages ;
'Moen altos. Ono mile.
Mr. Handley's °elan, by Volirode—Ona, 4 yrs. tot Sib
(21. Orbnahaw) 1
Mr. Barbera Cutler s yrs. rat Mb CRallogler, 2
Ilz. W. E. Jose.'s &Lao, Om Set 1011, 'L Sharp) S
Pretty OM DO saw n&
Bettis( : 2 to 1 apt Oesiso, 5 to 2 apt the Pretty Girl
filly. 3 to 1 apt The Cutler, sod 5 to 1 apt Zeloo.
To RUP7ORD AISRT STAN= of 25 mom. mob, for 2-yr.
olds ; oohs, Bet 10lb ; Mite, Sd 61b ; 'damn extra, wlth
certain allowances. Half a ails.
Lord Uxbridge's Jack Ketch, by Vingsanoe, dam by
Weatbarbit, Set bib Freer* w. o.
LATEST B :,VITNO ON THE COURSE.
(14.MHOOD SWUM
I to 1 apt Stanton (S and off)

CRICKET.

SURREY v. SUSSES.

This match, on the Sussex County Groiud,
Ffeightoo. was brought to a ocioclusion yesterday (the third
day). The bookers of (Surrey closed fee the large soon of
419, which left Sews 206 to go in spinet, but the 7 cely
succeeded in icor* 152, consequently Surrey won to ace
inninp, with 54 rune °vac.

CE74r►L PALACE. —A watch between the county
dabs of Kent and Nottingham will comminice this day, sod
be 000 tinned tomiorrow, es the cricket ground of the Crystal
Palace. Tb 6 wisk6l6 will bs pitshod 6$ 11 o'clock.

MULL AND DONLZY SNOW AT THE AGRICITI:
IDIAL HALL—A Dowel exhibition is announced for mat
month at the Ageismliteral Hall, Idington, the object of
which is to improve the coeditioa of the hard-worked sad
very often mush ill-uesd donkey sad male. Considerable
sums are amnia subscribed to check the cruelties
which are pre• towards these animals, and searosly a
week elapses without the conviction and imprimis-
meat of those who indict them. On the other hand
very many owsers of moss amongst the poor treat them
with great humanity and care, are proud of their sleek aced
healthy appearance. and even share with them the scanty
food which is provided for their own families. With a view
to improve the cruel owners referred to, and to reward and
encourage the kind owners amongst the poor, it is proposed
to hold • Prise Donkey Show, at which prises, varying from
U. to is., accompanied by certificates of honour, will he
given fortbe best specimens, i.e., those which show careful
and oonsiderme treatment. The ek of awarding the prime
will be entrusted to two eminent veterinarians. The plea
is commended to the friends of hoguasity, civilisatioo, mod
religion, not only is the interest of the animals, but as a
means of friendly communication with • Imp class of very
humble but decent people, who are often inclined to re.
put themselves as the objects of the contempt and intole-
rance of those above them io thesocial scale. Similar efforts
to reward the kind owners of such animals manapt the
poor have met with peat succor in France and Germany.
The show will be held on the 'Ali, 10th, 11th, sod 12th of
August, and the promoters have the pleasure of amooncieg
that they have secured the large hall, with the same fittiop
and Polar.* as need at the peat horse show—held in
July last—sod every care will be taken of the animals
sent for exhibition. A suflicieet quantity of hay sod straw
will be provided during the show. A parade of all the
prizes, mules and donkeys, will take place in the Hippo-
drome, at throe o'clock each afternoon during the show.
Reserved seats will be provided in the orchestra, and
the Private box also in the centre of the Hippodrome at •
Ismail extra charge, for the ecoorimodation of ladies and
gentlemen with their families. A certain amount of more
will beset apart, out of the profits of the show, for distri-
bution at Christmas next, in the several district, in sad
round Landon to the °weer' of dookeyc, where it is foetid
they treat their animals with kindoem

EXTENSIVE FIRE a. BLACXHIATFL—Larit night
the intabitents of Greenwich cod Blackheath were throws
into a state of coosidersble confusioo, owing to the outbreek
of a serious fire io the premises bedevilling to Mr. Richard.
roe situate is the (bloused', in the last-named dietrict
The homes and carriages were extricated, but the
flames were not extinguished mail the upper part of
the stables. over 50 fest loog, wu destroyed cud the roof
burned off. Mr. Richardson was not loaned _

LONDON Gramm:this'llCis CoMsoxy (Limnos).
—Tragic nosipb meek sadism July 17, 143784 146. ad.