The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-01 00:00:00

PROGRAMME OF HARROW FLAT RACES

AND STEEPLECHASES.

TEE MIDDLES= (4MM Oriai STItZeLIiCHASZ (Handi-
cap) of 15 son. each, 5 ft, and 2 only if declared, with 100
added : any winner after the publication of the weight.,
71b extra ; the woad to save his stake, and the winnow to
RY 20 nova. towards expenses. About three miles and ajtalf.
subs., 3 of whom pay 2 80TR. each.)
AM It lb Age st
Light of Other DIM a It 7 The Oil Squire.... a 11 lb
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The highest weight aoceptiog being llst 101 b, the weight
has been raised to 12st 71b, and the others in proportion.

A SULU:a° HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE of 3 eon. each,
with 20 added. The whinier to be sold for 40/. About two
miles—To clots and tame to the clerk of the coons by
5 o'clock os Tuesday eventog, and the weights to be pub.
be d as nos as possible.
A 401. STEEPLECHASE PLATE ; 4-yr-olds, lOst, 7lb ; 6,e,
list 71b; six sod aged. 11,1 121 b; wieners extra; the
wiener to be sold for 50/. ; Bre to eater or poise° ; entrance,
soya. each, to go to the fend. About three mils.—To
dose and lame to the clerk of the sours by 5 o'clook on
Tuesday evesieg.
THE VOLES-Mal VASE, valve 261. ; list 71b each;
sera extra ; to be ridden by volunteers ; estreaces 2 govt.
each, to go to the fund. (Ace round, over the steeplechase
course, about one mile and a half. To close and name to the
Clerk of the Course by 5 o'clock on Tuesday evening.
A FLAT RACE SELUNG 9raxint of 3 noes. each, with 20
added ; 3-yr-olds, 7st 71b ; four. Pet 71b ; we sod upwards,
Bst 10Ib ; mares and gelding allowed 31b ; the wiener to be
gold for 50/. ; if entered to be sold for 301., allowed 71b ;
if for 201., 141 b. About 5 furlong.—To claw and name to
the clerk of the course by five o'clock on Tuesday evening.
A SWEEMA LES of 5 vows. each, with a purse added, for
the beaten horses is the Guards' Cup; the second is that
race, 51b extra. About two miles.—To close and name to
the clerk of the course before the last raw os Tuesday.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTE
Wporrons RAILWAY. BILDNORD, SUNDAY MORNING.
Aoother fatal accident haa occurred at the Blotchley
station of the London and North Wester° Railway,
whereby one of this poiotamen, rained Retry Bonner,
aged 32 years, received moth injuries that he only 'arrived
• few minutes after his removal to the infirmary at this
town. It appears that the unfortunate man was crossing
the hoe at a point about a hundred auJ sixty yards frogs
the station, just as a train was approaching on the up line,
and at the instant a train of empty coal lingoes came along
as the &valise, sod before he could step tato the eh foot
apses between the rails be was struck by the buffer of the
engine of the down traia, knocked dews, sad nearly twenty-
five of the tracks passed over his legs sod arms. At the
inquest held yesterday beta n the borough coroner. • ree-
dit% of " Accidental death" was retuned, bet the Jr.ry ta-
pered an opinion that moans ought to be providA by
the London and North Western Railway Com yat
Bletchl.y that any siallbrara could nears at.
tenths on the Woman at widest' at that ethos.

vercAdrrtn eem en Li—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT —All
etin al ulcerations, bad legs, norm, wounds, and eruptions
ean be cured by the diligent use of this eooUsg, soothing. aad
healing unguent. The old and often tailing fashion of strapping
the edge of Moen together with Mader has entlesly given way
before the mere reasonable treatment by Holloware olatiee
which builds up from the bottom of the woand with wood
wad keenly graanatione ; tent grenesily now WI tiny neon
Um level ot Lb* eartna Own ondeset, bardea. and lanedisten
know covered with s new aod whannow skin. The proper
appneatioo of this ointment diesialdwe the hellaawallon,
arm the dienone arse to pow thick, Um So
ssn. yews ene disappear,. and the Wong slope is
ranared.