The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-02 00:00:00

[Stamped, ld. Additional.]

auctioneers—T. Owens and 0. Brown, lAverpool.
Beeson and lL G. erowburat, Amershans, Butts, veterinary sur-
geons—P. 4. Easton and 0. Bpringileid, M tipping-wall, latent
boiler fluid manntatdren—J. Cuilaree and A. Crabtree*. Brad-
ford, card machine makers—J. D. Kennedy sod H. Watson,
Mar, general printers—Jame Hook and Joseph Hook,
Aldermanbary, ironmongers—J. Jones and T. Miller, Crawford.
street. Baker-street, drapers—lL r. Lewis and W. Ryder, St.
Johnasquare, elerkenwell, medical glass manufacturers—J.
Pennon and F. Penton, Liverpool, grocers—R. Adams and W.
Adams, London, oorn merchants—C. W. Tyler and C. H. Vince,
Mart-Yon, and (treat Tower-street, Clty—J. May and G. May.
Great Northern Railway Company's Station, King's-crosa, and
Cotton's-wharf, rooky-street, potato salesmen—J. Morgan and
T. Gray, nunderiand, shipsaniths—H. Shepley, W. R. biudlota
and J. Paton, Manchester, Lancashire, silk nisnufactiints,
—O. liebblethwalte and J. Stocks, Huddersfield,
te Vorksbite,
painters—J. Lando and W. E. Lando, auditors—J. Driver mad
J. Stoma, Accrington, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-J.
Andrews and J. M. Cardell, Salisbury, surgeons—C. J. Bottles-
bhoy, J. Clover, W. W. Clover, and J. Bewley, Bombay, and
Liverpoeareserchants—W. Morton and D. T. Baker, Ohl Caren.
dish-anal. 011ordatreet, engravere—J. Murgatroyd and J.
Varley,.Bnlcked, woolstapers—J. Gaunt and W. Gaunt, Leeds,
Mill cloth toren.

---- Bisinra SEQUESTRATION.
JOIIII CANshow, Aberiekly, saw tallier, July 11, at the Solicitors
Library, Perth.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

WORCESTER SUMMER MEETING.—FRIDAY.
MAtcR, 501. each. Straight half mile. Bet each.
Mr. Whittaker's Catenus, by 12.ng of Trumps—Evadne,
2 yrs
Mr. L G. Graham's limed, 2in (Vordlam) 2
Betting : 11 to Bon Careens. lamed led into the straight,
when she swerved, but maintained the lead to the distanoe;
there C•tenue took op the running, and won easily by a
length and a half.
Tan LADIES' LUTZ 01 25 son., added to &sweepstakes of
3 sova, each, for all ages. The winner to be sold for 50
sous. Five furlongs.
Mr. Mendyth's May, by Knight of Kan, 2 ps, fist frlb
(J. Grlmahaw; I
Lord Uxbrldge's The Tyke, 3 yes, 7st 1010 (T. French 2
Burgess also ram
Betting : 5 to 2 on The Tyke, 4 to 1 apt May, and 5 to 1
sgst Burgess.
Tut linrrnrce Biarcouterr FOND Breen, a Handicap
of 5 sore. each, with 30 added. Winneis extra. One rode
and %quarter. (10 subs.)
Mr. It. Walker's Colonel Crockett by Rideman—Sitter
to Odd Trick. a ears, Sit 12. b ,Tomlinson) I I
Lord Coventry's Exchequer, b )rs, net ilb ‘inc bib ex)
J. Adana, 4 2
Mr. Rockettern Ales, 3 yrs, Mt 1b ,barker; 3
Betting: 4 to I on Exchequer. 6 to 1 eget Colonel
Crockett, and 100 to 3 apt Alga. The latter jumped away
in front, bat when they bad gone 50 yards, Colonel Crockett
took up the running, Exchequer following about a length
in the rear, Lord Coventry • horse being double that dis-
tance in frost of Ales. The three closed to the straight,
and at the distance Ales dropping away, the other two
commenced a determined struggle, which ended in a dead
heat • Ales beaten off.
!).aiding Heat : 6t04 on Exchequer. Colonel Crockett
woe by a Maid.
'Tar FLYING STAMM (Handicap) of 5 sovs. each, with 40
added ; winners ex tre. T. .C., straight half .a. (3°. subs.)
Mr. kelditrs Cranbury, by Surpbce—Rustua. I yrs, 7st ILI
(iticiudibir MD extra;
Duke of Leaubnis trytbela, 3 yrs, 751 7lb J. Griffiths.,
Marquis of Hastings's Attraction, 3 yrs, Bst 'Judd,
The following also ran i—Latra, Human, Concordia, Lad
Fanny Cateudish, Queen ot Trumps, Dovedale, Llame, and
MO.
Betting: 5 to 2 apt Cranbury, 3 to 1 apt Attraction,
5 to 1 each spit Lairs and Cry Ile* and 20to 1 apt any
other.
Tun WOBC2s7 Ell CCP of 100 son., by subscription of 10
sore. each; winters extra; gentlemen eiders; professionals
jib en. 000 mile and these furlongs.
Count liatthyany's Actaeon. by The Fallow Buck-1110
Goldmhnuilt, 4 pa, lost ilb Mr. W. Head!, 1
Mr. T. Clilfs Wildman, 3 yes, 9st 711:1 ,Including 7lh el)
(Fordharu; 2
Lord Coventry's Umpire, aged, Int 7lh (Capt. Little; b
Tim also ran Littlecote and balderdash.
Suspiebin was scratched at 5.3., Rm. ou Thursday.
Betting: Even on Acteou, 3 to 1 apt Umpire, and 4 to 1
apt Wildnru.
Tel eorsurar Bracts of 10 sous. each, with 100 added,
for 2.yr-olds ; colts, bet 101 b ; Dille., get ilb ; winners
extra. Fieryfurloars.
Lard Coventry's Prosperity, by Ethelbert - Production,
fat 41b J Adams; 1
Mr. Payne'. Volatile, Bet 7lb 'J Grimalaw) 2
Lord I stwldgen Arkansas, est 101 b • (T. French) 3
The following also ran : 22eity, Forester, Laztarcni, Resurgany,
Aline, Pepper's 6noet, Sweetne.s. The Swift, and Jetatiel.
THR Wtar MIDLAND &align of 5 eore each, with 25
added; weight fur erre, with selling allowance% Straight
half mile.
Lord Oxbridge's Erythen, by Mesperna —Peres. 4 Iss, Sat
alb (.02 (T. French) I
Mr. %I hittaker's Catcalls 2 yrs, fist HD itOr.) ....(Say ere) 2
la consequence of the extraordinary decision anal excite-
ment of the Coventry stakes, no betting. Won by two
lengths. The winner was bought in for 135 guineas.
Tug CONSOLATION PLATS (Handmaid of 40 sows. About
one
Mr. Cartinight's Trutt, by Stockwell—Conftdence, 5 yrs,
7st UM
Mr. Whittaker's Pule, 3 yes 7tt 2lb J thlmshaw)
Mr. Clan Ross, 5 yra, iCustrwee, 3
Ulm Clifton, I: odor the Cloud, Lemondrop, f by Vortex--Queen
Bee, lord Conyugham, and Sweetness also tam