The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-19 00:00:00

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PRIDAT.—WINCIIKSTER RACES.
TlllllO WINCIIIO‘7I.IIIII.IINIAL STlllil.4 Of 10 110.11. elCh,
olds; col*. at bib; fillies, ils*. 31b; untried stallions or mares 4.
lowed Mo. be. only ens allowance. The winner of the Derby. 71b,
the sesend. Sib tura; the winner of the Oaks, Two Tbowand (Albums,
or Om Thilimond Gallium Wakes at Newmarket, or the ittoekbridire
Mania Mites. Ids entre. Two miles and a dlst,ne . (5 subs.)
illeallbie=rignpri 06 Catherine, Game Puilet k3lb), Oleogowris,
SW% , Dan Cupid i3lo).
AlNmisaaws VOA Tea 01•101NAL HAMISICILI SWIM Two miles
asa a alimer-lbe highest weleht acceptinn helm ht 101 It las b,
hum WWI 111 list 71h, and the others left in in proportioo.
Hercules
sdA g.
" lb
Imogene
Sib sits)Ethelwoif
Joe Milks
3 6
Cock Pheasant (inel
3 6
S 5 3 fby Collingwood ouAtg. it
b
6 711 of Lucy BIU/lIS
6 711 aby Id.. Boy oat of
Victor
6 7 Lady Speedes dam . 3 311
Tug OILISOR Paul STAILIS 0 10 1.0,0. tub, 140000 added if
three horses start ; for 2-yroide ; colts, tist 71b ; fillies and gettinge,
Bet 31b. The winner of a stakeout 100 sore. value or upwards, inciud.
Ins the wlrmer's owl stake, to carry ilb
t;
of two ouch, and each of
the above ,aue, 71b eats: the' second to save his stake. T.Y.C.
(16 subs.) - Als Wentworth, Pstachio Nat, Intimidation, The Ca-
nadian. turbo°. Maid of the Mill, Prince of Orange, Blue Mantle, f
by Orlando—Plush, Itegerttiorpe, Pyrrha, Gle•Ule, The L•ttle Bird,
eby Epirus—We tort, TaTtilltDoL, sugarcane.
LINK 11111JOTT'S PLATS 01 lOU
guineas • 3-yr-oldo, lit
7lb ;;four,
9st ; Sew, eat Gib; six and aged, bst lilb. ' Two miles. To name on
Tbareday sight.
Us Cm' Moamar' PLATS of 3n revs., If three horses start, for 3-
grarlds and upwards. Optional selling weights, Ike. One mite and
a enewter. To close oe Thursday unbt.
eirffl,6l.lllllol of I MTS. each, with 40 added, for 2-yr.olds and up-
Wurds. T.Y.C. To dune on lb uraday night.

The Bristol papers contain extremely eulogistic
notices of the late Dr. Estlin, who died in that city is few
days ago. The deceased was the contemporary and the
friend of Southey. Coleridge, Robert Hall, Ai., and it was
at his table that Welter Savage Landor first met the -oet
laureate. He was distinguished 45 an oculist, and in 1812
he established the Dispensary for the cure of Complaints in
the Eye, situated in Proginore wrest, Bristol. From
period to the present, between 60,000 and 70,000 patients
have been either entirely cured or greatly relieved therein
Fur the first fifteen months of the Institution all its ex-
penses were defrayed by Mr. Estlin alone, and until disabled
by illness, he continued to give his services gratuitously.
The following extract from his will is worthy of preserva-
tion t—" Anxious to mark my disapproval of the absurd
waste of money that usually taki.s place or. the occasion of a
finer'', (money which in many cues can be illidiff.dded to
be thus squandered), I especially direct that my funeral
expenses (exclusive of any sum necessarily employed about
the family vault, or for travelling should I die from home),
shall not ezesed twenty pound,. It respect to the dead can
only be shown by black feathers and black coaches, I am
willieg to pass to my resting place enreepected. As however
my object is not to save mace! for my estate, and as, with-
out these directions, an additional sum of forty pound
would probably be expended in beerhees show, I direct that
this latter awned amount of lorty pounds be distributed in
charity as fullims." [A number of bequests to deserving
poor are then named.)
DEATH OF THE EARL OF CARTSFORT.—We have
W record the death of General the Earl of Caryl" at his
temporary residence in t e vicinity of Clifton. The deceased,
who was boo in 1780, entered the army soon after he at-
tained the age of 15, and served in the campaign in Ger-
many. 'leo in Ireland donee the rebellion in 1798 ; was at
the battle of Zurich with the Russian army, bed subse-
quently with the army in Egypt under Sir Ralph Ahem:
the
m-
bie, to whom he was aidesdrtamp. He took part in
expedition to Sweden, subsequently served in the Peninsula
under Sir John Moore, and wee at Cornelia. In July, 1809,
emharked with his rt g ment for Welchers°. From 1811
BIS be served with tie Guards in Spain, including the
sliniewee of Tarifa. lo the nest year he served in the cam-
paign in Hassel, and at the attack on Bergen orsoom
1110wanded a brigade of Gaards. Deceased, who was
wieWarried, is succeeded in the family banners and estates
by lie only brother, Vire-Admiral the Hon. Granville
Lwow Proby, tennis 1781.
INQUEST ON THE HoN. G. N. CUAZON.—Yester-
day an inquest was opened by Me. Bedford, at the Three
Compasses, Mount-street, to inquire into the circumstances
attendees' the death of the Hon. 0. N. CIITSOII, who died
at St. George's Hospital, on Sunday 'nothing, from the
effects of injuries received by being thrown IrJW his horse.
The evidence adduced did not throw any light upon the
cause of the accident. It was stated that the bore was the
property of deceased, and a very quiet &aimed The cause
of death wee fracture of the be e of the skuentll.
al death. Deeeaied
never spoke after the fall. Verdict, " Accid"
THE FATAL ACCIDENT IN WOOD-STREET.
yesterday Mr. Payne, Coroner for the Oty, held an in-
quest at the Crieplegate School-rooms, Philieelanc, on the
body of James Thompson, aged 58, the carman who lost
his lifet through the fell ot a mese of stow cornice at the
' warshonee of Messrs. Mont and Brows, in Wowd-street,
Cheapside. It appeared frees the evidence that the acci-
dent would not have occurred had the work been shared up,
but so oonfident was the fertwan of the masons in the
streagth end superior m aaaaa in which the works bad b-ea
constructiti,that shoring +se hot resorted to. The jury, otter
delibendieg tar we re Wan half-an-heur, returned verdict
of " aced, ntal de oh, by the falling of stow-work, eitc ,"
end at the
we time Impressed their regret " that shoring
had not been wed, that the tic bolts were ineffective," sO4
added," that each tususuel projectioasinalwrow streets were
highly objeetiwable."
(MUM DATese-JONS 18.—
Aambsice. as mass; 6,793; 00 by sow Opium