The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-27 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LINCOLN SPRING MEETING.—THIMIDAY.
The change in the weather, which was windy sad blest,
did not, however, operate in preventing as numeroun an at.
tads's°. uon the day. There were Si. /SON for
decision, two of w —the Liseolnehir• Handicatmaadtcriathe
Hurdle Raos—tureed net surprise to the me of
backers of homes. The swum of Maurice is the
Stakes oa the pub= day induced several to invest spot
him, but the atehle were not sanguine. Frees the dia•
position to " field" as the part of the book-makers, for the
Hurdle Race, there was evidently something strong in the
backgrouod, and the result proved the truth of their sur-
mises, for Satellite, the Liverpool Steeplechase favourite,
wee beaten before going half the diatoms. After the race
1000 to 30 was offered egainet Satellite for the Grand
National. The following are details of the day's running :
THZ ISNIHIPIZB' SELLING &PALLS of 3 sova each, with
25 aided, for 2-yr-olds sad upwards. Maiden and selling
allevisaces. About ball a ails. Baba
Llacola'• &Melds, by —LjuJe Placa t Yrs
MX)i eat cib Ol. Taylor) 1
Mr. Willie's Malta, 3 yrs MOLL Tet I Ilb
Lord Uxbridge's Hazard, 2 yrs (Mt ), rest.... (J Chintshaw)
THE LINCOLgeHMI HANDICAP STAKES of 5 sou. each,
3 ft, with 80 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. Wisner,
extra. One tare. VW subs.)
Kr. W. Days Ilaarloo, by Tadmor—Fortnae-teller, 4 yrs.
eat 12Ib M. Aden's) 1
Mr. T. Ragbags Flash4mtlemraat, aged, Tat Mb X. Trent*
lord Sahara's Peignoir. Yrs, Ist tlb married Tst Alb)
;Challoner) I
Tim Scum arum of 3 sou. each, with 20 added, for
all ages. Winners extra. Half -a-mile. (13 subs.)
Mr. Flatter's Mrs. Somerville, by Hatgatoa—Altitude,
Yrs. let J Orlmthaw) 1
Mr. Bakers Coahuila, a yrs, est Mb (Beeves)
Mr. BSTIVII Prologue, 4 yrs, But (Lynch) I
Tug Hurnicarflicautx RAC!, of 5 sou. each, 3 ft, with
25 added ; wince,* extra. Two miles over six hurdles.
(31 subs.)
Mr. Wallies's Lincoln, by Selthazzar—Jordan (bred In
America), aged, get 10lb (J. Knott) 1
Mr. W. W. Biker's slaking Fund. aged, Igat
(John Nlghtingall)
Hr. W. Midterm Retreats, by Cossack, 0 yrs, rass Mb
(J. Potter) s
THE LIPOOLISIMIZ Her Breurezzcsuis of 5 SOPS. each,

with 50 added, for maiden hones that have not won
steeplechase, hurdle race, or flat nee, that are bond fide
the property of residents in Lincolnshire, Leicestershire,
Nottinghamshire, or Yorkshire • that hays been nstdarly
hunted all the smarm ; and that have not been in a training
stable during that time ; for 4-yrolds and upwards ; gentle-
man riders ; professionals 71b. extra ; winners extra.
About three miles. (31 subs.)
Mr. C. klottrain's Vletrees, by Augur, aged, 12st Mb,
(Ulmer) 1
Mr. Parker's Rook the Gardener, 4 yrs. llat
(Mr. Sklpworth)
Mr. Walker's Tarquin b), f 7.e, I2at Mb
(Mr. G. Welker) g

BETTING AFTER THE RACES.
LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.
100 to 8 apt Lincoln (t)
100 to 8 Orphoe (t)
)5 to I Emblem (t)
20 to 1 Satellite (off)

TATTERSALL'S.-TRTRSDAY.

There was the usual form of opening the subscription
room, but beyond one or two members dropping in and
chatting over the fire nothing was done in the way of
betting.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON.—At the annual
general meeting of members of the college on Wednesday
last, Lord Brougham, president ; Lord Belper, vice-pr
dent ; George Grote, Esq., treasurer ; and the Right Hon.
Sir Edward Ryan, James Booth. Esq., and Thomas William
Evans, Fp., members of council, were re-elected ;
the Hon. George Denman, M.P., Henry Matthews, Eq.,
LL.B. London, Fellow of the college, and James Standeld,
Req., M.P., a former student of the college, were elected
couocillors ; the Hon. Mr. Justice Crompton, the Hoe.
Richard Denman, and William Lloyd Birkbeck, Esq., retir-
ing; John Hodgkin, Eq., was elected auditor, on the re-
tirement of William Henry Beak. Eq., at the expiration
of four years' service. The other member. of the council
are : Dr. Boon. Edward Enfield, Esq., Robert Nicholas
Fowler, Eq., William Fowler, Eq.. LL.B., Thomas Field
Gibson. Eq., Sir Francis H. Goldsinid. Bart, Q.C., M.P.,
Fredrick D. Goldamid, Eq., Arthur Woodriff Jaffrey, Eq.,
Frederick William Mackenzie, Esq., M.D., Fellow a the
college, Richard Martineau, Eaq., Henry Grubb Robinson,
• the Right Hoe. Sir Jobs Romllly, Master of the
Rolls; Edward Romilly, Esq., Alfred Wills, Eq., LL.B.
and Frederic John Wood, Esq., LL.D. Auditors : David
Montle, Esq., Henry Browne, Faq., and George Valestise
Yool,
KING a COLLEGE HOSP/TAL.—Tbe annual court
of this corporation was held yesterday io the Board-room
of the institution, the Rev. Dr. Jelf in the chair. The report
stated that the number of patients admitted daring the year
had been 626 ; the numberof out-patiasta, 43,166; midwifery
cases attended at the patient.' own homes, 661. The total re-
ceipts, including legacies above 1001., had amounted to only
6.3701. 4a. 4d. The total ordinary expenses had been 8,181.
011. 6d.The outstanding tradesmen's accounts at the 31st Deo.,
1862, amounted to 1,61171. Is. ; the amount of stock steadies
is the name of the corporation, 1,91. l2t- Si The lePnim
bequeathed during the past year included 5001., by the late
Francis Robinson, Esq., of Efflogham, Surrey ; 5001.
by the late Charles Parker, Eq., of Bonifield,
Berk. ; 1001. from William Barker, Fag., of &rows.
peen, Surrey; and the reversion of one-half of the
residue of has estate, by the late deceased gentleman,
Sir Richard Doherty, of Charles-street, St. James's, the
value of this estate about 5001. a-year, rum-half of which
will revert to the hospital on the death of the life resters.
The Rev. Mr. Kifiiok, the rector of St. Clement Dams,
mid that he should always have great pleasure in preaching
annual sermons in his church on behalf of such a *Ale
charity. The various Amen for the ensuing year bevies
hem appointed. • vote at thanks to the rev, ehelrmas
dosed the menthes%