The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-22 00:00:00

PROGRAMME OF SALISBURY RAGE.
To-moawow.
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Tat Contra Ifintaiss—; ii.san iiendicep) of 50.0... i
winners extra, &c. Threeriers of a mile.
Age Ais
PISTOL A.
Gaga Gab
Beydeve 4 7 0
The Rap 6 3 2 t by Velligecie—
Biteihill
Kbilliatl9tldes
plum
Mem= 3 7 7 —Badinage
Trade= 3 7 6 tinhorn
Surbitoe lll T II Amailbes
Inc:MMus 3 7 4 t by Recheeter—
Das Weeny 3 0 6
eby Blielser—linalr. 3 7 0
Harmer 3 $ 0
head's dam
Tat' Writroe PAM STA= 210 seas. seeb, with 60
added, for lyrcids ; col* 8d; Cies, it 61b ; wieners
extra, de. ' T.Y.C. Three-quarters et a mils. 07 Gabe.)
Quickesed, the Dietater, Amager, brother to fishohallion, o
by Bingstoo—Dtealiee, estaybetelttdet —Peados Flower,
Peter the Great, Beretta, N Jade; o by Vengeance
—Ventre-tMerre, 01011 t, Laurel, t. • Harol4 cby Lord
of the Isles—Raid of Tess, Imo, Tom-Yom.
Tim Soows-Wsaress Ettmerax PLass of 25 sem, added
to a sweepstake, of
.5 soy.. each. Thne-qoarters el a mile.
Tax LOBOLRAT HANDicae et 10 tom. each, h ft, with
50 added ; winners extra, ttc. One mile and a half. (22
subs.)
Aim s lb Age at lb
Schism 6 Zeiremet
Leland , 6 11 Canary
Royal Smelly .... • 6 Sl= 4 7 •
Bevis
Vinegar Bill 4 3 11 6 7
Peel Cllircell 4 Irn ~,,T *
= 6 7t by Radamter-
-4 3 Myetety
Aegean 4 3 Ammgreve 3 6 4
Hisallyer
Cleared i Si. Lawrence 0

7 0
Broenuoun PLATS of 50 son. for 2-yr-olds ;
oolts, Set 101 b ; Bst ; tits winner to be sold for
50 son. Half a tolla—F by Kisplioa—Aconite, Rapture,
Jack's Alive, Clicquot, The Lath Wean, NeWf(
e by Vedette—Ellen Percy, a by Tedotoro—Rupert's dam.
Tux Louoroxo Carat Bruns of 25 son. each, 10 ft,
and only 5 i< declared, for 2-yroids ; colts, Bst 101 b ;
Bst 61b ; 31b and 51b allowed. Half a mils. (16 subs., 4of
whom paid 5 son. ft.)—Bright Cloud (31b), a by Windhound
—Elect's dam, Elvin (51b), f by Vedette—Palmistry (31b),
The Knave ci Trumps (31bh CliNuot (Mb), Baldwin, I by
Newmiaster—Olitipa (31b), Vendetta (31b), Avondale, Bard
of Avon (51b), Overture.
Tar QUM% PLAT' of 100 guineas ; 3-yr-okis, 7st Mb ;
four, Set 71b ; five, 12et Sib ; six and sued, 10st 41b. Three
mike.

TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSION AND Long OF LIFE
AT GILMOCIL —Yesterday (Tuesday) meaning, about five
minutes before six o'clock, the large boiler in Mears. Scott
and Co.'s shipbuilding establishment, Clarialyke exploded,
and killed a man named James Finn* • bolts:newer, and
sericaslyinjured over a dozen men. The cause of the ex-
plosion is not yet fully explained ; bat, the boiler, which
is about *even feet In diameter, is rent from one end
to the other below the top lines, and the discharge
cams out at both ends with a tremendous force,
knocking down the walls at each end of the boiler-
house. The great discharge was from the north-west end,
facing the street, and here it seems the greatest amount of
injury was committed. The most of the injured men
were paving along the street to their work, when
the explosion showered about them an immense quantity of
hot water, atones, and other &brie, with great force
scene of the stones lighting at Messrs. Caird and Co.'s gate,
fully 100 yards distant It is said that fully a score of men
and boys were knocked down ; but some escaped with little
or no injury, while others were severely hurt, and were im-
mediately carried to the infirmary. The inmates of a home
on the °wants side of the street, in • direct lies from the
boiler, had a most remarkable escape with their lives—the
stones and hot water having played into the house, smash-
ing all the windows and the inside of the house, and
drenching the sleepers in their beds; but with the excep-
tion of one woman, who was struck with a large stone on
the side (the force of which was broken by the bed-clothes),
all escaped uninjured. The haw, however, is • complete
wreck inaide.—SaNsasan.
THE HARTLEY COLLIERY CATAMTROPHE.—The
circumstances of the Hartley eataatrophe were vividly re-
called oa Tuesday night, by the presentation of rewards of
merit to the band of sinkers who so heroically distinguished
themselves on that sad and memorable occasion. The pre-
sentation took place in the New Town Hall, Newcastle, the
chair being occupied by Ho%h Taylor, Hp., chairman of the
coal trade, sad the proceeduip, in which several gentlemen
of influence in the district took part, were witneesed by
many spectators. Towards the noble object, the large sue
of 1,6871. had been realised by public subscription, and the
number of men whose services were entitled to, and re-
oeived acknowledgment, was thirtv.eight, includ-
ing their gallant chief, Captain William Coulson.
Owing to the intricate nature of the dies, the
medals, which formed the principal feature of the testi-
monials, had not been completed, but as • temporary substi-
tute each sinker was presented by the chairman with a
fec-simile engraving upon a card, together with the name of
the recipient. Accompanying each piece of paper was a
purse of gold, the money-value of which was determined by
the claims of the presentee. la aa intelligent and manly
speech, Mr. John Henderson, one of the sinkers, moved •
vote of thanks to the committee, who have had a some-
what delicate task to perform, but to the 'stick( man-
ner is which it has been discharged the response whisk the
resolution celled Earth bore plesaicg testimony. The
' throughout were of the meet hannemions
aged a deacription.—Newnsitle Chronicle.
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