The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-09 00:00:00

CLERICAL.

Rev. William Harvey- 711. A., to Warding Vicarage, dio-
mse of Chichester ; value, 3071. ; vacant by resignation of
J. R. Major ; patron, T. Harvey, Esq.
Rev. Henry Law Cooper, 8.A., to the Perpetual Curacy
of Trinity Church, Arlington, diocese of Chichester; value,
901 ; vacant by cession of 0. E. Vidal; patron, the Crown.

SPORTING.

WARWICK RACES-WEDNEBDAY.

Bnr.Liwo Brains of 6 eon. each, with 25 added ; 3-yr-
aids, 7st 101 b; four, 9st ; are, 9st 101 b; sic and aged, lost;
Tissue extra ; mares and fielding allowed 31b. The whi-
ner to be sold for 200 are. if demanded, and allowances if
to be sold for lac One mile.

g blldr, di b 7 Dbakvesre, 3 yn, Sit 7lb
(2014 WI 1
Mr. Tease% Intel* 3 yrs, let 4Th (16'6)
Mr. Davies Derby, 3 yrs, let 7111 (101.) (31443•5 $
Mr. Chandler's Prime Retort, 3 yrs, let 710901.) (Arthur) 4
Betting 6to 4 eget Ida. phling, sad 7to 4 eget Derby.
Won by a lenAth.
Donovan HANDICAP Of 10 OM. each, h ft, with 60
added, for Zyr-olds ; the esseed to save his stake, and the
winner to pay 10 nem le the starter. Winners extra.
T.Y.C.

- Ilia K. etesgefe Giriinsises rat Sib (Multi 1
Kira.
Neembire Romeo, TN (Crown
Kr. ribeellre Wbekbene. Id lUb ( Well•
Pis C. Itideineellintim SS lib . ...(Wkiteltoasel
r. 11. Want or linm, Ist 10Ib •ire
Kr. Osisilinlinbi MINA Mnbili. lit Kb
tinettl
W. hi ab
It re= alecearraamr, let Silb —... (Wakatela
Betting : 6 to 2 eget Cm7bitedos, 0 to 1 each apt Sex as
nod Churning Worsen, aad II to 1 art Romeo. Charming
1 Weans, akesely followed by Corybantes, made play to the
belt mils post, where Corybsates took the lead, and won in
a seater by a length; two lengths between second and
16411.

Arum STAIRS of 16 sou. each, 10 ft ; 2-yr-olds, let, and
throe, Oat; maidens allowed 61b, and mares and geldings
lib.
Yr. D. Lass's Charley. fyra, est 01b (Charlton) 1
Coked Windham's Mtn, pa, ast alb (Hach's) I
Betting : 6 to 2 on Charley, who won in a canter by 16
leVhs.
WARWICK Cu,, value 200 Rove., by subscription of 10
son. each, with 100 added ; 3-yr-olds, 6st 101 b; four,
Bst 71b ; five, 9st lib ; six and aged, 9.1 61b ; mares allowed
41b, and geldings 71b ; winners extra ; the second to receive
30 .on, out of the stakes. The winner to pay 6 son. to
the Judge sad 16 son. towards expenses. Three miles.
Yr. J. X. IllmirrsTeddlarce, 4 yrs, Sit (bseltsding 71beztra
(Flatreass 1
11r. lismwdo• Utile Barry, 8 yrs, Gst 10 lb (A. Cowley 2
Br. Issmfs DOCtig, yrs, Mt 714
Mr. mimes Oskinder, 4 rig, Mt 710 (Marlow) 4
Betting: 11 to 10 agst Teddington, 7 to 4 apt Little
Harry, 7 to 1
_met Black Doctor, and 10 to 1 egst Gold-
finder. GoldlMer made the running to the half mile post
thy last time, where Teddiogton took it up, Oeldlinder fol-
lowing. On entering the straight running the latter gave
way to Little Harry, who challenged at the distance, but
after a splendid race was defeated by a head.
WSITIR Cur, value 100 sore., the rest in specie, by
subscription of 15 save. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared,
Be. ; the winner of any handicap after the publication of
the weights of the vino of 100 sore. to carry 51b. extra.
Gentlemen riders. Proleuionale allowed to ride by Carrying
61b extra. Ono mile and a half.
.

Mr. D. Late. Agfa, aged, Ilet 1210 (Capt. 1.11111 1
Mr. Davenport.* iluthworlier, r' y, list 610 ((pt. Little 3
Mr. Jenninee Remunerator, 3 fn, loot alb (Owner 3
Mr. l. Maim% Merriam, 4 yrs, lost 1310 (0 b) (Owner 4
Betting • 7 to 4 agst Agile, 7 to 4 agst Remunerator, and
3 to 1 *gat Clothworker. A clam race with the first three,
and won by a neck; a length between the second and
third.
Coureww flrAties of 100 sous., added to a handicap of 20
eon. each, 10 ft, and 6 only if declared ; winners after the

publication of the weights extra ; the second to receive 30
sovs. out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 25 sons. to-
wards expenses. One mile and a half.
Lard Cluaterdeld's Otadiole, 5 yes, 5.. t 13Ib (including 5:0
extra) (Aahroall)
Mr. Merklarte• gaddy Bird, yra, sst Alb (lacdudiag Sib earra)
(Bstear 2
Mr. Palm r's Doubt, G yrs, Tat
lard Wasatch's Grief, 6 yrs„ Tat 10:6 (Croucto •
Mr. Lase Da)'s laaiba, 4 yes, gat Sib (Melt) 9
Mr. Si. Si. o.lret's sir /Low.aad Trendiard, 4 p., Ebt Glb
(A. Cowley) 0
Mr. Mites Paquette, 4 yrs, Sat 12Ib (corned tat
killaial
Lord Eseter's Teske's', aged, 2st M(e b (09699 es 0
Mr. note/re Ibis, yrs, 4.1 1216 (carried Ss. 41b) (Welk U
Mr. D. Lases Captain Nadi, 33 ra, 4attO (carried 4st 10Ibr
Betting : 3to 1 agst Paddy Bird, 4to 1 aget KI
ladiole,
M
6 to 1 each eget Doubt and Tophana, 6 to 1 apt latithe, and
10 to 1 apt Paquette. Won by a neck after a fine race, the
second beating the third by a length, Sir Rowland Ttea-
chard a bad fuurth.

Town PLATE of 60 son, add. d to a handicap of 5 sots
rich, 2 ft, for three year olds and upwards; winners after
the weights are declared extra. The winner to pay 10 son
towards expenses, &c.
Mr. iteott's *mein, 5 yrr, trt Jib
Mr. Walter's Elollesus, 1 yrs, h-t Jib
Dlr. triria'r beta et Hardwick, 3 yrs, lit bib
Mr. U. Lanes (illy Manisa ing, 4 %ro, t.t loin (Flattoatn)
Mr. Oli% re• bh141%, 4 yr.,lat I lib (AsLAOII)
Mr. Ilsiford's WOICI .ter, 4 yrs, 10Ib (CA srlton) lo
Mr. Itsynes Ooto n lade, 3 yr., ...t 71b (Rickard.) 0
Betting : 6 to 2 each opt Worcester and Cotton Lady, 4
to 1 apt tVarwica, $ to I apt Uuy Mannering, and 6 to 1
apt Ephesus. Epheaus made play to the distance, where
the winner, who had been lying off, camo to tl:c front, and
won easily by a length; the same between second and
third.

SCURRY HANDICAP for all ages, with 20 added. Five
furlongs.
Mr. I,,Arter's Swear, 6 yrs, IA 6lb
Dlr. Stewart's Badman. a YEW SWIM
Mr. laum's tiny Manairiam 4 ma, Tel Mb !flat r an) 0
Mr. (Mstes's lla nl.l Fa, lit (0.01I0") "
Mr. 'Scott's Prartiitc. 4 yrs, 74 SIN (W:.I0 held) 0
Mr. sbernste• Mum Elk,, 4 Ira,ht 411 (Wed.) PI
Mr. Janni, g's Ludy hossn, 6 yrs, 6* 811.1(6.b) . (Cliff) 0
Lord Wiltua's t 4 Amatalt, dam by laaersom, ayr*, bat I/0,
(Ashirell)
Mr. nylon's • by Knight of tho Whistle, dam by Um .!nno
yrs, 34110 (A ynonillj 0
Cal. Wyndham's Stitt, 47 a, 34 Maybes)
Betting: 2to I agst Prestige, 5 to 1 agst Forester, and
4to I agst 114rdeauz. Won by two lengths.
GREAT W•RWICKBIIIISE STARES of 10 goys. ea,b, with
50 added, for 3-yr•olds ; colts, fist 7lb ; fillies, Mat 2lb ;
winnerJ extra. The winner to pay 10 sore. to the fund.
One mile and three-quarters.
Mr. l'ayna's Ifirrata, ..et :10 (a groom) walked over.

•
LATEST BETTING ON TUE COUILSB.
tit. LEGER.
to I aget tuna trrra 13 to 2 art Tromweau
3to I Iquatr-11 (t) I9to llaboser (t)
• to f Maid Ifgoark• (t)
CMAREWITCII.

20 to I apt Lady Evelyn (tj to 30 age Werbergago (t)
23 to I Le Julf (t) 40 to I Wotettal !)
13 to I Scart.teow (t)
CAMBEIDGESIIIIIE.
30 to I eget Convuuton (O. 40 to I eget Ito (t)
40 to I Ktng 1.41.11 (t) 140 to hobble Noble (t)

ROCHESTER AND CHATHAM RACES.
WIDNESDA Y.
MAIDEN PLATE of 401. Heal. Once round .

Mr. Roger's 'Mollusc., 3 Ore, 7st Ilb...(llammond) 1 2 t I
Mr. Scott's Iby Kremlin out of Laiety, f yra,
.rt 417.
Mr. Wottou's Will Watch, 1 yrs. let 7ib...(Colltria) 2 3 dr
Mr. Stueltley'sOiral, 3 yr., 7w llb (P.iltber) 0 0 dr
Mr. Drewe's I by Cowl out of Buwlo, = yrs, let ilb,
(3abtl) 0 dr
Mr.llaysham's Deo:Liao, 3 pre, :tt 31b (h, we) fell
The first beat war won by a head, the ercond by a neck,
the third wasio, dead heat between Theodir.c and the Krem-
lin filly, and the fourth was walked over by Theodine.
VIESTONS. AND THADEAMEN.II PLATE, of Zg3L, added to
a Handicap of .5 *ors. each. One rode end a half. (II
subs.)
Mr. Drawee Odihtm, lyre, 7st 9.b (izeludia: r It* watts)
'" -' •

((town( I
Mr. Doaglas'e Irene, 4 yrs. 7k., " ....... 2
Mr. Canter Mercian, 3 yr., 4st lal!. (Pelee 3
Mr. Land's Greek, 3 yrs, est ills "(Land. junr. 4
Mr. Memnon ad Ino, 4 yrs, rat o
Mr. Harting'. Ilarrlott. aged. Oa 10tb... ........ .... (Innen) o
Won by a neck, after a fine race with three ; Cresta
good third.
ROCKINGHAM STARKS of 3 sera. each, with 40 added.
Heats, one mile and a half. (5 subs.)
Mr. WOllAn'S The Marehtnnese, a yes, kit 91b (Collies) I I
HA. P. Merl Thel3Mier,3 yrs, 6131 b...... (Ma) 3 4
Mr. Ingtatitinte, 4 yin 7st OW (cermet 7st lab)
(Hornsby) 2
ger.. terrce's9": Aer `Sere,
(Reeves)
0n t
Both heats won cleverly. Tho winner was claimed
for 1401.

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SPICEI.ATION PLATE of 30/., added to a sweepstakes
of 3 sous. each ; the recond to save his stake. Onoe round.
(6 subs.)
Mr. Oulllver's Lady Elaaehq 3 yrs, 7vt (Hammond) 1
Mr. Jamr's logratitude, 4 Fre, eat 31b (Mead)
Von. V. Vdlb rs's St. Antonio, 4 yrs, Set 31b .................(my) 3
' coot do Rowley's Beebe. Bunts)°, yrs, Sat 710 ...(Elbrrwooo) 4
Mr. O. Deism's b f by Cowl (it b), art 7lb ................('tat )
Won by two lengths. The winner, entered for 60t, was
sold for 801.
MEDWAY STAKES of 2 tom. each, with 25 added. Once
round and a di.. (6 subs.)
Mr. Merrard's TM Friendlies Bey (6 D), 3 yrs, 3st 1110
(oberrard)
Mr. S. Soott's I by Kremlin Gale' y, 4 yrs, 7st elb
(Hammond) 1
Mr. TI Drew's My Mary, aged, /Ist (4berrood) 3
Mr. Kerley's Mallnevbury. aged, Bst: (Hornsby) 4
MIL P. m The Mame, 3 yrs, Get 7lb (Sabin)
Won • head ; the same between the second and third,
and • neck between the third and fourth.

LNTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
EGLINTON RACING MEETING, 1852.
ACCEPTANCES TOE THE DINING-1/001 STAKES (HAN-
DICAP).
Age at lb Age st lb
Miss Ann 6 13 0 Proctor 4 11 10
Darkie
Cockcrow 4 12 8 Paddy .... 3 11 5
The Marquis
Testator
Colsterdale
ACCEPTANCES POE
Age at lb
Due-an-Dhurras a 13 0
The Marquis
Ringleader

BEDFOI
ACCEPTANCE/ FOR TER

.THI STAND riATN.

Aga st lh
John Dory 6 11 13
Paddy
The rest pay 5 was. each.

RD, 1&52.
BEDFORDSHIRE STARES.

Age .t lb Age st lh
*Aaron Smith .. 4 8 7 •Azael 3 6 9
Banton
Don Pedro 4 8 0 Maria 3 6 8
Bit Nibble • 8 0 *Bilberry
Dame Tattle .... 3 712 bf by Counsellor
Harp
Waverley
Ibis _ 3 612
. .

Those marked thua '• include 51b extra.

NONINATIONS 1,01171;37
nu, 3 yes ; Narcissus, 6 yrs ;
3 yrs; Dame Tattle, 3 yn; 1
yrs ; Berwick, 6 yrs; Abdalle
Newport, 6 yrs ; Strychnine,

ccaatil4-a—a e spe
Iguraute, 3 yrs ; Koh-i-noor,
iybourne, 4yn ; Puritan, 3
1, 5 yrs ; Wee Wet, 3 yrs;
yrs.

TATITRBAIL'B.-111 ON quotations of Monday lad,
Lorighow was erroneously returned at 9 to 1, instead of
Trousseau.
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Tea ORIAS YONESUIR.III HANDICAP.—In the prices
quoted on this event in our last, The Relict—a 2-yr old,
and, of course, not in the race—was returned at 7 to I in
the place of The Twin.

TIM CONDEMNED CRIMINALS SARAH AND ANN
Rimmea.—The only persons sentenced to death by Lord
Campbell at the late Liverpool Assizes were the two women
convicted of frequent attempts to poison the daughter of
Sarah and the niece of the other prisoner. The case was
one of harrowing atrocity ; the poor girl was frequently in
• swoon while giving herevidence, and the trial had to be
postponed to allow the medical men to restore the prosecu-
tnx sufficiently to detail the horrible attempts male upon
her life by her mother and aunt, because they could not
succeed in driving her upon the streets as a prostitute. The
evidence of the police and the medical men fully con:irmed
that of the girl. The jury without hesitation found the
prisoners guilty, and Lord Campbell, in a most impressive
manner, passed seutcnce of death, holding eat no hope of
mercy. Not a single petition was presented on their be-
half, yet a few days since the sister of the matron of Kirk-
dale Gaol conveyed the news to the prisoners that their
lives would be spared. Their gratitude was evinced in the
exclamation, alluding to Lord Campbell, D— the old
b--, why didn't he hang us ; we don't want to live."
A subscription to send the girl to Australia has been 'Dm-
meneed.

A SINGULAR CASE or FRAUD, committed by two
Danes on the Globe Insurance Office and the Coprolhagen
Assurance Company, came to a final hearing at Berlin last
week. The trial was postponed by the Criminal Castel in
April last, to procure additional evidence from Copenhagen.
Oeseher, 1848, two brothers, named Thomaschcck, one
add= lad insured his life in both the above named
alike', sewoocted together the plan of a pretended ihness
end death of the insured party, in order to obtain the
amount of the policies. A forged medical certificate of
death, duly countersigned by the police, and a simulated
ffineagaiovere procured, and the money was paid. The
e defunct absconded, and was not discovered again
year, when he was found in a town in Bohemia in
a flourishing state of health. The evidence, completed by
some letters found at Copenhagen, left no doubt of the
guilt of both brothers and of the surgeon who gave the
certificate of death. The sum obtained of the Copenharreu
office was 1,000 via dollars; of the Globe 1,000!. ihu
ccurt sentenced all the accused to three years' imprison-
ment, with hard Jabour, for the fraud ; and a tine of
15,333 thalers, or seven years' further imprisonment, fur
the forgery of private and public documeu:e. The surgeon,
Klllll4 by name, is deprived of his license, and declared in-
capable of holding any public office ; Franz Thomascheek,
after the termination of his imprisonment, to be espelled
the kingdom, and his brother to be o.,ced for 10 years
under the surveillance of the police.
BELFAST AND COUNTY
traffic on the above railway
Sept. 5, 1852 : —Passengers, 2..
291. Bs. 9d.1 goods and parcel,
3161.;55. 10d. For the week ending
gem, 2181. lls. sd. ; subscriptions,
and parcels, 34/. 199. Oil. Total, 27 '

e police.
Y DOWN RAIL ' :: ,:,,li,
r was, for the Ai, Z.- ~.,,, 4
2271. 1.. 3d.; ~..„,t 7 ~,.. tfi
parcels, 59/. 15,.
..„,11 171 pi
ending Sept. Z. I,:_e.'" *-7
criptions, 24/45 Mk • :;:tipk.ki...4
out, 27;7. 10. c / ,',..,,,, - 1 i...
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