The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-15 00:00:00

PROGRAMME OF DONCASTER SEPTEMBER

MEETING.

Stewards : Marquis of Ailcabury, Earl of A anesley, Earl
of Coventry. Judge and clerk of the coarse, Mr. R. John-
son. Starter, Mr. M'Geor`e.

TUEBDAT.

THE FITZWILLIAM SYMMS of 5 30Y3. each, with 100
added ;2- olds, Est ; three, Bst 21b ; four, flat ; five and
upwards, 94 31b ; certain penalties and allowances. Use
mile. To close and name this day, between four and six
o'clock p.m.
THE CHAMPAGNE Swaths of 50 noes each, h ft, for 2-yr-
okla ; colts, Bst 101 b ; fillies, Bst 81b ; the second to save his
stake, and the winner to give six dozen of champagne to the
Doncaster Racing Club. Bed House in. (45 subs.)—The
Beau, Huguenot, Early Purl, Tom Fool, Trojan, Jacques
Omar, Kinsman, Leotard, Warhorse, Michael Scott, Alex-
andria, Fantail, Manfred, e by T. Melbourne, dam by Game-
boy—Physalis Cheerful, Wetberbow, Dame Gillian, Hamp-
ton Court, Lord Clifden, Boatswain, Armagnac, Fornarioa,
cby Lord of the Isles—Wasp, Inquest, Escape, Scamander,
Paris, Stampede, Backwater, Pratique, Fume* Jude:,
Cistercian, King of the Vale, Brother to Morocco, Philip
the Second, Prince Lee 800, Killarney, tlmballab, ano-
pides, Romiuroff, brother to Ivanhoff, Nugget, Stella,
Ireton, Steamers (paid).
THE GLASGOW Braes& of 30 son. each, for 2-yr-old colts,
Bst 10th each. Red House in. (8 enba.)—C by Young Mel-
bourne, dam by Laneroost or Retriever —Phvaelia, Atteobo-
rough, Binlfioder, a by Lord of the Isles—{Veep, Inquest,
lientilhomme, Somerled, Ace of Hearts.
Tag FILLY &rears of 30 sore. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr-old
fillies, Bst 101 b each. Red House in. (21 aubs.)-1 ellow
Duchess, I by Newroinster—Snowdrop, Rolypoly, Fantail,
Alexandria, fby Barbatus—Flutter, Sunnydale, Rosebud,
Trump Queen, Villafranca, Mandragora, Queen of the
Gipsies, Mistress Quickly, Comes, Countess, Birdlime, Ce-
riot ha, &toe, Queen Bertha, Miss Armstrong, Bohemia.
THE GREAT YORKSHILIE HANDICAP of 25 soy. each, 15
ft, and 5 only if declared, with 100 added ; the second to
receive 50 sore. out of the stakes ; winners extra. St. Leger
Course. (74 subs, 40 declared.)
Age et lb Age eat lb
Wallace
Happaree
Doetoot
Cowley
&stern Princess .... 4 7 7 Town Councillor
in by Voltigeer Myrtle 4 6 7
Makeless 5 7 2 Gone
Muter sGeorp (In. Sweet Hawthorn
IN7lb ex.' 3 7 2 Bedouin
Cioopieror 4 7 0 Patrick
The knave 3 7 0 haddingtow
DulcilselLs
Aeouyma
Prologue 6 613 Donne Canoe 3 6 7
Moorhen 6 6 13 Vlctor 3 5 7
Inyestmeut
Invader
Conondrum
Tag RgrIVAL PLATO of 100 son, in specie ; 2-yr-c.
7st ; three, Set 10Ib. ; four, Set 4lb ; five and upwards,
Ilst 61b ; certain penalties and allowances. Red House in.
Age Age ge
Birdbill
Iby Mutes—Bea- cby Prince Regent Walltsn
trice
Iby Windex—Lan- Royal 2 Siretsru 2
gulch 2 Rosary 2 Westmiuster .... 2
Lord of the Manor 6 Iby Y. Melboarne Goldfinch 2
c hi, Voltigeur— —Whirlpool .. 2 ecliatins
Treee 3 Tattoo
Miss Julia
Lady Milan .... 4 My Mary 3 Bohemia
Zara
Black Pearl 3 Queen of Trumps S (drawal.
Birdilacler

Tat DONCASTER PLATE (Handicap) of 70 Bova. for 3-yr-
olds and upwards; winners extra. One mile.
Age at lb Ave at lb
Twilight 6 910 Good for Nothing .. 3 7 2
Eidolon
Voltel4
Brahmin 2 8 4 Hopeful Duchess.... 3 7 2
Flash in the Pan 0 8 0 Wombat 4 7 0
Pilot
Virgllius 4 7LS Poky King (late
lady Louisa 4 712 Lucky Lad, late
cby Newmlnsier Pah, vest
Grey Hen
Pembroke
Astarte
Amateur 3 7 7 °heron
Cellariul 3 7 7 Churchman . ... 3 8 4
Olive Drench 3 7 IS Deceptive
Charles Fox
Guldsorker
Haddington
Long-hot
THE HILLTRO PHAKES of 5 soya. each, with 50 added ; 2-
yr-olds, Tat; three, 9st ; fourZ9st 131 b ; five and upwards,
lOat 21b ; certain penalties and rolling allowances. T.Y.C.
To close and name as for the Fitzwilliam Stakes.
RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS.

The maaent week at Doacaster will be a great one with
the railway companies, who have made ample arrangements
for the conveyance of their patrons, to enable them to be
.pnt at the great carnival held on the Town Moor. The
Great Northern, in addition to their ordinary trains, tickets
for which will be available from Monday till Saturday, will
run a cheap excursion on the St. Leger ilay, leaving King's-
cross at 6.0 a.m. returning at 6.30 p.m. The Midland,
and the Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincolnshire Railways
also offer great facilities, full particulars of which will be
found in oar front page.

The Hartley Institute is to be opener' on the
15th proximo. Lord Palmerston will inaugurate the open-
ing. His lordship will be met on Sxithampteo-common,
and will enter the tows in a grand procession. The celebra-
tion of the opening will last two days, and will °omelet of '
the opening ceremonies, a banquet. concert, and
DESPERATE SP ICIDE IN REGINT'S-PA UK BAR-
RACER —On Saturday morning, about eleven o'cloek. arrest
determined act of aelf.destructioo was committed by Wil-
liam Gamble, aged 13, a private in the 2nd Life Guards.
The unfortunate man, who, with his wife, acted ea servant
to Colonel Wyse, the colonel of the regiment, was, about
the time mentioned, in the quarters of a comrade, and oh-
tallies from him a percussion cap. Ina few minute, after
the report of a pistol was heard, and on some al the
=Miss running to the spot they found the deceased
lying on the you'd, with the greater portion of his
are, including nose and eyes, completely blown away, and
the large regimental pietol with which he bad committed
the act lying near him. The deceased had been in the re.
&swat 18 an, and bore the highest character.