The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-27 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE NORTHAMPTON AND CHESTER
HANDICAPS.
TO THE smog OT TEE 11011181.

Slit, —The public has so unanimously amerted
its approval of the bandies', for the Cheater Cup that say
imperfections which might be pointed out would sot mo-
dem to it. failure, or make it other than • most exadlest
prcduction ; the only errors Mr. Tropism has cede—if
errors they are—beieg on the pesos& of severity, end sot
leniency se on previous modem. It is, however, an un-
doubted feet that assay horns we
treasured completely
eat of thence, on pacer, sad in two erase wiesethesowere
so mama for sop rig they had bom saved for it. Imhoff
and Oar Oa, Balhsm and debut, the lady Ivelys ett
.
mod arktegton,bmaisißarehrinnwsiand hs:irtg,anproled ly four
arse' of the ag bra wabbeferm
es he unit hese pet as leer half a stem lees on Inhabit
' Baur the Lady Evan fah,
vemainii fo Doonytweek,
d, be rtws
them • Manes spinet the ur aime sad
etherealise of mina: intatice right be minted out,
although they are sot ova seesaw There are similar
ernes to le discovered In the ludiarten-shest proderion,
the Nerthemptonshire Mae ; aid hew Charles lea and
Tarmac as be Ineught ea en esmear with 11111 S between
them. deer they led ran • beridand heed race terelher at
arewshery only two months leek of Mb, h a War,
the yam, and brortur a alenothe want ef d, eve
catmotieuld deg the two mai eo well as
■ nnew is onitp fidsfy therdispred shwa,
le that Clindas Fowlse been per easelpherity out if the
ram. " The LaMar will ham aka& lel wash dna;
the current week, and it width, worth whit. to wait hew
he Imre a Meese rikwo-named thin oomeinio bro
itt a witeworthyhct that Chaska To beer wane
at Chester than Northampton, sad them may be
eisionliting the handicappers lame olinarvadi easearameg
behind the mosses.

--ibeCcestm Cop tuned over • goseP howilloam la* dear,
thanks to The Whillearepeathypellthe com-
munes* tbrentry tow the flediesenies sonnereary Iwo
shows • no* laterevement, Se higher ohm- et Washings
subserilieg Innen mesh etreneer Steen thee naval, ire •s-
-se e me hal tesotise y.y haws blew well, weatelL
lMwt-
elees swileals am aerie, tie, lkitasibtle etabhe
nee fermkiabh ter therleirbines weft sepresserthlfer.
had me Sheds& helm so "cell hr that they
should he war eimegit ae the- Ikehh, * they ase-
am win, to obtain. "leer Ihr their eempasiees,
Lord Claim and Baspelisr. be* flibediedleirmilieleobr
=ahead, with Buldeeliab Dmlt. hwaheeree.ael Le
; see thei flonhammeno pis" Ise Weave* now
settle, to liehemia whOrllteddine mower elan to
measure Carnival by, z."
haoseimg weer' bovine already
spotted tin perel•lieskieglimihAter for kit Ithooderehma-
pion. However, I mina *der surlidir Mks oMead
asalysis of the levees
.71 mita the scosplesem are
published, end swan,m Ike lbw pmesut @Atha die-
maim of the illfheseses spike the, am appose., on •
comparison of the two handlings punished on themday
week last. The Miere Ellehes is. someal„ ea
• heavier male thee the Chester °mooed thews", wily
four instance* ed seimis leis Oohed*" ewer weight
, is both eve,* while them are terry-tour wherein
they get the mos, se Marthemeres,
.midi three
, where they ken the least there, Aftywhee MO* the nun-
L ben of hones eatieed for both sweet& A very wife differ.
. mooed *please cely occurs in *mete inelenees, mad the
r following are those in which the weigei is lighlsolairketh-
, &laptop :
Noriaarapboa. Chester. Differimen.
st. lb. at lb.
Attaman
Benjamin 7 3 .. 7 5 .. 21b.
Berkeley
Brother to Springbok 5 7 .. 512 .. 511.
Charles Fox 7 5 .. 7 6 ..
Crum& Pitt
Excellency
Joey Jones
Knutsford
Lady Evelyn colt
Oidminster
Taking the differeaos of emit &hole 416, into account,
ewes Clarice Fox aid Bushier& lave • 511 pull at North.
ample's, and Berkeley en advantage of is roach as Illb ; and
there is not inch • wide difference nosy fof the following
cam, where the Usenet neeshould h• waited for
Northermitoe. Chester. Difference.
M. lb. Alb.
Catch-'em-Alive . 7 5 .. 610 .. 911.
Dr. Syntax
Double X 6 7 .. 512 .. 911.
Dusk 8 0 .. 7 4 .. 1016.
Earl of Sanity
M. Philippe
Physician 6ll .. 6 0 .. 111 b.
Zetlend
When the differentia is the above eight mess is reduced 41b,
Mr. Tophans will be found not to haws shown fto much
leniency as his contemporary, as neither of the 6fty-nine
horses entered in the two noes can consider itself more
than 716 better off at Chester than Northampton.
I am, &c., METEOR.

COURT OF EXCREQIJER.-JAPr. 26.
Sittings in Banco.-(Before Iced Chief Baron Pollock, and
Barone Martin, Chemise% and Wilde.)
WATSON r. RAPHAEL AND ANOTHIE.
This was a case in the special paper steted for the
Nisi
of the court, by order of Mr. Baron Martin at Nis Prim.
The plaintiff was a merchant at Mansfield, Notts ; and
THE DILAPIDATED H 013131114 IN SIAMPORD•IITRICZT. the defendants were the London ts of Messrs. Heal
-Notwithstanding the decision of the magistrate at the
Southwark Police-court on Friday last, and his committal had consigned lace to the value of 1941. The plaintiff had
and Company, of Colombo, Ceyloa, ourwhom theplaintiff
of Mrs. Cormick, one of the claimants to this property, for
ta. rendered themselves liable for the
trial for illegally forcing an manioce into the premises, she findaot• had. " 4-- certain
received 1001. ;tad the only question was whether the deo
bill transactions
end her assistants still remain in undisturbed posmasion, balance. It turned entirely un
and there appears no indication of any attempt upon the and a voluminous correspondence,
part of Miss Reid, or her legal adviser, to dislodge them.
The pistons in possession have evidently made up their
• minds bold for the defendants.
Mr. T. Jones was heard for the plaintiff, and Mr. Arch-
visions were conveyed into the houses. Several policemen Sittings at Nisi Prim at Guildhall.-(Before Mr. Baron
fora long stay, ea dudes yesterday a large quantity of pro. The Court gave judgment for the plaintiff for 941.
i are kept constantly patrolling in (root of the premises, in Bramwell and a Common Jury.)
case of any disturbance arising, and to keep the crowds STONI v. ADAles.
who collect in motion. During yesterday the curiosity of This was an action brought by the plaintiff to recover the
seem of the spectators was gratified by their being ad- aunt of 131. odd for wages. The defendant pleaded not
TATTERSALL'S. -MONDAY. misted into the house at the corner of Stamfordstrest at indebted.
The almost total absence of any conimissiona is the turf the charge of 2d. each, but whether this was done with the Mr. Serjeant Parry and Mr. Pbilhrick were counsel for
market caused the proceedings at the corner to be dull and knowledge of the claimants, or taken as a perquisite by the the plaintiff ; Mr. Serjeant Ballantine and Mr. Tindal
inactive in the extreme. Pending the publication of the man whose eapecial business it is to keep the door, dose not Atkinson for the defendant.
acceptances for the Chester Cup, but little disposition was appear. Mrs. Cormick and the other parties, for there are It appeared from the evidence of the plaintiff that he was
evinced to bet on that race ; acid, indeed, with respect to three or four persons concerned in the claim, assert that for six years in the service of the defendant, a Chancery
`the Spring Handicap, we cannot remember when so much they are in peamesion of documents proving incontestably harriater, residing at Elmore-lodge. Beckenham, Kent.
BOLTON.-There is very little alteration in the caution has been exercised by the bookmakers. Notwith- their right to the property so long withheld from them, Previous to the plaintiff's marriage be lived on very friendly
ecammtien of the poor in this tome sad neighbourhood, the: standing that the attendance this afternoon was numerous, and say that they act midst' strict legal advice in not pro- terms is the house, but subsequently to his marriage the de-
pedectiou in the number of parsons relieved by the very little =toll business was done; but from thentimber of ducing these documents before the magistrate, as it was wall bedew!s treatment towards him was very different, Mrs.
meten. Wag, in a great molars, counterbalanced by an animals "iequind after, we were enabled to put down understood the matter would have to undergo investigation Adams having taken a dislike to his wife. Mrs.
in the number of recipients from the relief coin- ' many prices, and compile a lengthy list of quotations. by • higher tribunal. Adams on one occasion disputed his right to 20030
stithee. The number relieved last week by the guardians : Time, however, was chiefly occupied in discussing Fian IN TEL 13Lacentuss-sonD. -Last night • goods he had in his possession. He called her
was 8,061, at • out of 662/. • and by the relief committee 1 turf topics, and a very melancholy intermit was manifested fire broke oat on the premises Wowing to Mr. T. Holt, iron the worst liar he ever heard,•and said be would expose
1,831,at a cost of 791/. ; mains a total of 1.343 L in the death of young Bullock, the celebrated northern bedstead manufacturer, carrying on buiDlllll at No. 8, , her and make a clean breast of it. He was therefore
Paesn,)r-The relief committee, in their report ..
i jockey who died at Middleham last Friday !debt, from an Edmardstmet, Bitchiness-road. The disaster commeemd ' turned net of the house by the defendant's orders. He now
'.
The sadden announcement of the 'aeath of this from some unknown cause in the workshops. Before I claimed 12/. odd for wages, besides 14s. he charged for •
Isausei on ssturday, state that during the meet they have skilful jockey and well conducted lad, mimed as much sur- 11 o'clock the fire was entirely extinguished. but the week's lodging he was obliged to obtain.
distributed 27,667 quite of soup, 10,643 quarts of "mouse,
.'" aria.
as Matt, as no report of any previous ailment bed damage done is of • serious character-the upper floors being The plaintiff, in crossexeminatiou. admitted that he had
26`5931°Lves 4 bread' s°° thps "I °°2l. 1"47. worth °I rte.-I:hod eves 'esti men closely identified with the Great burned out and the stock of Mr. Holt consumed. lin- II been with being the father of one of lire. Adams's
hadn't end clothing, and 1.691 " portions" to the sick. - "'- - S •
4,,„.. Yorkshire Stakes The mortality among young jockeys has fortunately, the sufferer was sot Maned. No. 36 in the , children. He bad denied it on some ocesirione and had
large quanti e of provisions has i
Ajtaae—nc,„ The committee have hoaa-usatetat 6splantkatmelithwide "'"" been very sad of late years, and in confirmation of maw street, occupied by Mr. J. Basedge, has the back part ~ not on others. Ha did not know whether it was a hue and
- the fact, we need but refer to the premature deaths of the premises damaged by fire and water, and similar wicked lie.
fag of aw,ther industrial school. and they have decided to . , Br. Charlton,pay the • :hool peace of those childrea whom parents cars'
‘ ',,e11. Bray, Luke Snowden, and Crew damage has been done by the fire to the property of Mr. It. Mr. Baron Bramwell-Is it • lie ?
whose Christian name was Ralph, Taylor, No. 20, Charlesstreet, Blackfriars'road. Nos. 21, Witness-Well ; yes it is.
sow on their hooka.
' (though he was cedinanly called George) was only in his 22, end Ti, also io Charleastreet, let out in tenements, have Mr. Baron Bramwell-Then why did you say von did not
BLS.. KLUBN. -The return of the chief countable 23rd year at the time of his decease, sod though so young, the bask treats of the buildings greatly damaged by fire, . know whetter it was a, base and wicked lie ? If it is a lie,
shows th.,t there are 12,736 operatives unemployed in the he had already Gamed the reputation of being one of the water, and hasty removal of the furniture. Insurance on- iit must be hue and wicked.
tows, or 294 less than is the previous week. Of 27.780 finest horsemen as the turf. His greatest triumph was known. Several other houses were damaged, but not to a : Mr. Baron Bramwell Raid there was no case to go to the
smelly employed in Use mills. foundries, and 'cochlea winning the Derby on Kettledrum in 1861. and conning serious extent, : jury. The plaintiff had admitted that he hid been charged
works, 12,2:0 are now working full time, 2,819 abort time, I second, on Lady Ripon, to Luke Soowdsn on Brown Duchess• with being the father of one of Mrs. Adams's children,
The Times of June 11, 1862, sneaking of Benson s
sod the reinaioder are out of work. It is feared that this I for the Oaks is the same year. It is a remarkable coisci- Great k I the Exhibition, oars ..7 As a Die of English which he on souse occasions denied and sometimes did not.
Winthined increase Of ereynient will shortly terminate. deem that both tLe riders of the Derby and OW winners eines-woes oana large scale, the works. of this are-probably" the Surely that was sufficient ground for discharging a servant.
Brim the 14th of last member, 6,000 operatives Love in that year have already passed away, and at premature mesa finished that have ever been sera In this country-no cbro- The plaintiff 041120 be 1100211314 d.
returned to their work is Blackburn alone, while a pro. 1 aces. During the past 2000021 Bullock was wpm nometer could be fitted with more perfect or carefully adjusted I monsidted aesordiagly.
ate Mamma of !shear has been found in Witton, rally identified with the brilliant career of Tim mechanism." Bensons new Show-moms contain Clocks designed,
retl°e•eyl , and itishtoo. burins the week. the relief corn- ' Whiffler, having ridden that celebrated horse for by tbe first artists of the day, and Include clucks for the drawing- —.....--..
miles* have distributed 31,68011). of flour, 18,9601 b. of the queen's Vase and Royal Stand Plea at Ascot, and crZm' alnipiTi,sts• bel.snsisliwaliya,bss", rota' msSal ssasteln iikbrnhsulisSec. I Da. DE Joiran's Lgoirr-BROWN COD LIVER OIL-
West end :itifli. 16s. Pd. in mouy. The returns of out- i for the on.odwood and D.,...t.,,, Caps. gawk's last al,- with mtisslesalssastronnsomical, and every"dect4piionmwof clock. Dan In cases of exhausting debility in the young, the best form of
deer relief, presented to the hoard of goardjaaa at • ppira. Is the saddle was at the ghreershory Meeting, on the Plainest to the hill'o.' 'o°ll4' of "'Moll tho art to at present nourishment and the must strengthetniud meedic,iii.e is Dr. doe
"ea 'wonting, en Saturday, showed a further de- the 90th of November last, whoa he rode the stare Lady capable. Church and turret cocks specially estimated for. ' " gbh/ XI Oii'
whil'fili s rPes:glryessres(b":: theis
rn-"osit'elicial:eldtsmef.
erlase• in the enustmt Of miriade, the nimbler relieved mai. for a plety.peeed piata. °nemesia. tumid Ake,. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet on Clocks and Watches Tree by
htitlaot clock and watch The learned phy elan Dr. Breteld observes-" By Its invaluable
being 13,3Zet, with 866/. lis. against 13,9011, with 862!. Is. Id. 'on this sad event, aad, as awittami shave. th„,,.... ,i,/ post for two stamps contains a abort i
guide Id the aid it has often happened that 1 bare been enabled to snatch
the y. acct MY, y
Be lie prinading week. Of the 13,356 relieved, 10.344 be. business was •ry unimportant The Lhrespeel Grand .„,,,,....""king• with le:irriarptiwasataanad pailecd". It
keneed to the Blackburn district' 1.167 to the district of National Steepleachue was seassimally alluded to. but no L7.4l.7W.iiiiand, Wales, the Colonies, India. any smart of the repealed bottles, Ts. ed., 44. PI., sod W., by Dr. de Jonah ,1
Omialdthistle ; sad 1,849 to the Oyer Damns district. At business was effected thereon until Nil beionstb• departure world, to select clock-33 and $4, Ludgsfe-hill, Iwndon. Beta- al
a who tire in from the yawning grave the MU* sutterer."-Sold only in
zumsts.nts, Anew', Ballard, and co., 77, Strand, Louden, am
• Istiltg of the relief eornolittet OR ThOTEIoY smile& it el the gumbo', when ens Indsninises spesnlaegr onosessled baled 1749.--4;dcvettissesentl -lAdvarttssamit.l