The Express.
London, England, 1864-11-05 00:00:00

BROMLEY FLAT RACES AND STEEPLE-
C ASES.—FIMAT.
The second day of the meeting was not as well favoured
by the weather as the opening day, the dense fog, which es.
'eloped the metropolis during tile morning, no doubt de.
leering many intending visitors trim being present.
but altogether the meeting was • wooer, and
the streegth of some of the fields (more par
titularly yesterday) was rather surprising consider.
Mg that it is entirely a new feature. The Bickley Stakes
was woo by Lady Warwick. The favourite got badly off,
never beteg prominent. The Kent Steeplechase resulted in
favour of Ballycasey, the favourite, by 10 lengths. The
Don woo both the succeeding steeplechases. Tie favourite.
Telmoombe, when running well in the Steeplechase Plate,
fell, and threw Johnny Land so heavily that it was at first
thought he must be seriously injured, but we are happy to
my that, although stunned and shaken, he had no bones i
broken. The Brumley Cup fell to Que.° Mary, which emceed
the sport, full particular. of which will be found below.
Tug HICILLZY STAMM (Handicap) of 3 Bova each, with
20 added, for all ages ; the winner to be sold for 40 soya.
About 5 furlongs.
Mr. Waks's Lady Warwick, by iramin„Oon. 3 yes,
tot alb
Mr. Slarini,Fa's Diploma, 3 7-a, Ist 71b Marron 2
Mr. iturbi 's Chicot the Jeater, 3 yrs, eit7lb (IL Ponder) 3
The folio ng also ran : Mysterious Lady, Tragedy, Magic,
and f by Tadniur—Lady
Betting : Even on Magic, 3 to 1 apt Lady Warwick, 5 to
1 apt Diploma. Lady Warwick, Diploma, and Claret the
Jester made pew, the favourite laying last, into the straight,
and Lady Warwick, maintaining her advantage, woo
by two lengths. A neck divided the second and third;
Magic and Tragedy were lam. The winner was bought in
(or 41 goe.
Tun Mtn 01. n HANDICAP STZEPLZCHASI al 5 Pm
each, 2 ft., with 50 added; winners extra. About three
Mr. J. Read's Itallycsey, aged, lost 121 b (J. Land) I
Mr. Nugene• br g Sir Bobby, aged. lint (Mr Barry) !
Mr. J. Beeves's FLU Doyley. 4 yrs, let 'Brazier 3
The following also ran .-11iss Arthur, Levity. and Delon
Betting : 6 to 4 apt Ballyceeey. 7 to 2 eget Levity, 4 to 1
apt Orion, and 5 to 1 apt Sir Bobby.
A 83LL11441 HAIDICAr STterLICIIASI of 3 son. each,
with 25 noes. added. About 2 miles.
Mr. B. Land's. jun., The Don, by the Cossack, 1:lst alb
land) 1
Mr. Bayne's Remunerator, llst 101 b (Mr Grant) 2
Ur. U. 11111's Gin Chug, 124 T Barton) 3
Ceps also ran.
Betting : 6to 4 apt The Don, 2 to 1 apt Slam sad
5 to 1 apt Iteingoristor.
A N.U. Sueuri.tusaan PLATO (Handicap) ; wines» 71b.
extra. About 2 miles.
Mr. B. Land's, jun. , The Don, by Cossack, aged, 10st 10Ib
!Owner) 1
Mr. 5. Egerton's The Rogue (late the Orphan), aged,
list 1011, Mr. Grant; 2
Mr. Barter's tronaldes !Including 71b extra) 0 yes, last
(I Donaldson) 3
The following ono ran ;—Kingfisher, Orion, Prioress, Tab.
combs, and Old Windsor.
Betting: 6 to 4 apt Telsoombe, 2 to 1 east Pawnees, sto
1 apt the Rogue, sod Sto I eget the Den. The Don, the
Bogue, sad Prunes* went away in Trent, followed by Tel*.
combs and Kintisher to the second fence, which the latter
refined. No particular change took place till peeing the
stand, where the Rogue was leading. Telsiximbe and Princee
soon afterwards joine.l him, bat the former:fell at the last
fawn but one, and Princess come to grief at the next, and
the Don being left with the lead. woo very easily by five
lengths; pomades a bad third. J. Land, who fell, was much
bruised and shaken, sod Prioress, who also fell, broke her
leg, and was afterwards destroyed.
TIM Swann Cur, value 20 guinea ; gentlemen rider,.
One mile and • half on the fiat.
Mr. Beaumont's Queen Mary. 12st Mb (Omer: 1
Mr. Werra Lady 1114nche. Isat Slb (owner)
Mr. Neville' Keen, Itst Slb items; 3
sod Reston thud Mao ram

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UNIVERSITY INT LIGENCIL

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 4.
THE ELECTION Or VIC a-ell NCELLOR. —AT a
congregation yeetardsy morning the Vies•Chsncsllor the
Rey. Dr. Cookson, &faster of et. Peter's GAUP)dIi
a Latin speech sod resigned his °Moe. TOO Council of toe
&unto immediately aft,r proceeded to nomionte for the elec.
lion of the saute. The nominati were :—The Rev. Dr.
Cookson, Master of St. Peter'■ C 011440 ; the Rev. Dr. Cut-
well, Mester of Christ's College ; the Roe. Dr. Pullen,
Master of Corpus College; the Rev. Dr. Atkinsoo, Master
of Clare College. Of these gentlemen the MIMI of tin
Rev. the Magner of Saint Peter's (retiring Vioe-Chencellor),
sad the Rev. the Master of Christ's. were selected for re-
turn to the senate fur the election of one of them in coo-
greption this morning. Dr. Carmel!, however, requested
his friends to refrain from voting, and the copse insane ism
that Dr. Cookson was unanimously re-elected. The formal
installation of Dr. C..okoon couclutted the proceedwese. The
re•appointment of Dr. Cookson must be taken as a token of
the high appreciatioo of the senate of the courteous and
dignified manner in which Dr. Cookson fulfilled the diatom
of the °Moe during the pest academical year.

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OXFORD, Nov. 4.
COLLINS LIVINGS. —The following valuable col-
lege liviup are now vacaut, and will shortly be filled op :
Itaveosthorps, Northamptonshire, value 2.124, with rest-
deuce, vacant by the death of the Rev. W. A. Rockland,
patrons, the Dean sod Chapter of Cbrist Chunot ; Byre
Regis, Dorset, value Z'3101., vacant by the death of the K...
C. Ley, patrons, the Masters and Fellows of R.Uiol Col-
lege; Ileyford Warren, Oxfordshire, value 5731., vacant
by the death of the Rev. W. Wetherell, patrons, the
Warden and Fellows of New College ; Ciieckendao, near
H..ky-oe•Th•mes, Oxfordshire, value, 5614. per sonnet,
'soars by the death of the 1t... Wllll4lll Crabtree. M.A.,
wrens, the Master and Fellows of University College ;
Itemeeham, near Healeymu-Thamee, Oxfordshire, value
5601. per annum, vacant by the death of the Rev. Briscoe
Owen, 8.D., patrons, the Principal and Fellows of Jesus
College,
DEBATLYG Somer.—The motion of Mr. Camp-
bell kl'Klo•os, of Quesu's College, "That the established
church ie Ireland is au injury to Ire:awl and • reproach to
England," came on for discussioe at lb. weekly meeting of
the Union Debatiog Society, yesterday (Thursday) evening.
Mr. W. F. Higgins, of Pembroke College, moved the fol-
lowing tweeedimiet :—" That the maiute•suce of the este-
Wished church is all pots of Ireland in the strict way
• in which it is established in England is a partial anomaly ;
but.. glare would be flinch dafGenlty and deafer is a ra-
dical ehmige, it woild he impolitic to attempt such •
change. rb. anteedment having been put end loot, •
division took pl.* on the original motion, when there sp.
',eared 26 fur and 26 against. The Prranient subsequently
gave the meting vote in favour of the motion.