The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-27 00:00:00

Nana, ling, SO Sib (OalvirB
Mr. G. t nommeon's Kin,, by Idle Boy—ham.
Wane, mi. Sat nt,(l Masson'
The Mewing also ran :—Plytrap, Nosegay, and Wynn.
stay.
Betting : 2to 1 eget Master Otar4 sto 1 each apt
Wynastey sod Fairy King, 8 to 1 apt Flytrap, and Bto 1
each agat Eidolou and Nosegay. Eidolon cut out the work,
closely attended by Flytrap and Fairy King, the favourite
lying last. They proceeded in this order until entering
the straight, when Master George began to snake up his
ground ; and by the time they bad reached the distance
the favourite had the race in hand. A few strides after,
he went to the front, and won very easily by a length ; four
lengths separated the second and third ; Flytrap was a bad
fourth.

Tag ALL-A.OICD SILLINO HANDICAP, of 3 sows. each, with
30 added ; the wioser to be sold foe 301. ; a winner of any
rase value 501. after Sept. 20, at woo, 71b extra. T. Y.C.
Mr, G. Whlttaleen Gamooacte, by Weatherblt—Fantaro-
nada, 2 yrs, Set 7lb (Carroll) 1
Mr. Ambery's Palermo, by Kingston—Arta, 3 yrs, ast 41b
(Whiteley) 2
Mr. Lincoln's Aroro, by Loop Gamin—Heart of Oak, 2 yrs,
Est 121 b

Jacob also ran.

Betting : Even on Palermo, sto 2 apt Gasconade, and
4to 1 east Aoorn. A doe race ; won by • head ; four
lengths between second and third ; • heed between third
sod fourth. The winner was sold for 70 guineas.
TUN THATFORD HANDICAP, of 5 son each, with 50
added ; by Sir H. de Trafford, Bart.. for all age.; winners
extra ; the second to receive 10 lova. out of the stakes. One
mile. (8 'TAO_ •

Denn-IMond'sEgyptian, byTonehatoue—Area, 3ft yrs, 7st
lsush
Mr. Hudson's Prir,ess Louisa, by General Williams—Sul-
) 1
pills., 2 yrs, ast (Whiteley) 2
Mr. Chadwick'. Charles Fox. 3 yrs, 7st 71b (Harra) 3
Harriet also no.

Betting : 6 to 4 apt Freer 5 to 2 apt Egyptian,
3to 1 apt Harriet. An excellent race ; woo by three-
quarters of a length ; a head between second and third.

LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
OESAREWITCH.
13 to 2 apt Si%stow (0
xi to 1 Doleibella
30 to 1 Chive Alois (t)
'ti to 1 Bader (t)
33 to 1 Bedouin It)
CAMBRIDGIMHIBE.
50 to 1 opt Clartor colt (t)

MIDDLESEX REGISTRATION.

Yesterday Mr. Edmond Bodes, the barrister
apoointad to revise the electoral lists for the county of
Middlesex, held a court at Jack Straws Oaatle, Hampstead-
heath, for the revision of the late for the various parishes in
the Hampstead polling district. comprising IM. John, Hemp.
stead; St. Mary, Horosey ; and Willesden.
The clerk of the piece has issued a special notice that for
the convenience of the overseers and voter in the parishes
of Chiswick, Fulham, and Hammersmith. the revision for
those parishes will be taken at the Windsor Castle, Ham-
mersmith, on Thnenday, the 9th of October. The revision
for Chelsea and Kensington will be held at the Vestry-
hall, Kensington, on Monday, the 13th.
The Barrister adjourned to Monday, when he sits at Bed-
font.

DREADFUL ACCIDILIFT.—OR Wednesday a fire
broke out in the house of Mr. James Anderson, wire and
Venetian blind manufacturer, 611, May-street Belfast. One
of the firemen named Matthew Nevin, who happened tote
employed neer the place at the time, was informed that
Mr Anderson's sister was in danger of being burred. He
immediately ran into the home, but finding that she had
made her way to a small yard behind, be procured a ladder
and went over the wall. HOTS a horrible sight presented
itself to his view. The unfortunate woman Mug standing
in the yard ose mass of flames, her arms and body being
gristly burned. Nevis at once lifted her in his arms,
carried her over the wall of the yard. and im-
mediately had her removed on a car to the General
Hospital. It appears that Miss Anderson was boiling •
pot of resin for the purpose of making varnieb, and, con-
! teary to her usual custom, she set her pot on the floor in-
stead of taking it into the yard. While in the act of pour-
ing turpentine into the pot, the oil ignited, and the flames
caught upon her clothes, which alarmed her so that she
threw the vessel containing the turpentine from her, thus
spreading the fire over the whole kitchen. In a very short
time the fire brigade arrived, and an abundant supply of
water being at hand the are was 'extinguished in about
fifteen minutes. A considerable amount of property was
injured. The premises were not insured. With regard to
the unfortunate woman, who, it is feared, will not survive
the dreadful nature of her injuries, it will found at the boo-
'OW that kw arms bad been burned to a cinder, and her
breast, neck, and lege terribly scorched. She is twenty-
eight yaws of age, and resided with her brother as home-
! keeper. The conduct of the fireman Nevin, who acted so
I nobly in rescuing her from the flames, cannot be too highly
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