The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-30 00:00:00

PROGRAMME OF HARROW FLAT RACES

AND STEEPLECHASFS.

(Ueda, the Newnesket sad Greed National Steepleehame
Belie

Stewards : Captain Sandhi awl& J. Angell, Fag. Clerk
of the Coons : Kr. J. F. Terrell, Lewes. J udge and
Clark of the Sada : Yr. T. JlArstall, Northampton.
_ SUNDAY. _
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A Hg.emcge. PLATII of 40 .on., fee all err. Abort
live furlongs.
Age et lb Age ai lb
Le Mareehal

Miss Emma 6 8 0 lettir:Dinn—lmilte .. 6 7 0
liallverrie ...... 6 718 Thllir
itubiol
Reindeer 6 7 10 Pegasus
Margery
Pb)eiman
GnAelle
Don Male Sampson .. 6 7 7 Mine 3 6 2
lambic 0 7 7 Rams Lee 3 6 0
Vulture
Flower Safety
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A BELLING Stave of 3 soya each, with 20 added ; 3-yr-
olds, ist 7lb ; four, Set 7lb ; five sad upwards, Sat lOst ;
mare and geldings slowed Sib ; if entered to be sold for
30/., allowed 71b. About 5 furlongs. To close and name to
the clerk of the course, at Hyde-park Hotel, Oxford-
street, Loudon, by seven o'clock on lloaday evening.
Tag kI4IIROW STEEPLE CHASE PL•TE (Handicap) of 50
says ; antrum', 2 moss each. About two =lea and a half.
Age st lb Ars st lb
Light of Other Daps a 11 7 Ruptare ti 10 4
Ltsrtaway • 11 4 Speedy
Iron.idts
The Screw 6 11 0 Alroy
Brine
' brk-eptioll
Sir Maybe=
Yet:Weer

A Sit.urin STIMPLECRASS of 3 eon. etch, with Madded ;
4-yr olds, 104 10Ib ; five, 114 71b ; six, and upwards,
lint 12Ib ; the wiener to be sold for 501. ; if eotered to be
sold for 301., allowed Tlb. About 2 mdse.—To close sod
same to the clerk of the coulee. at Hyde-park Hotel, Ox-
fordetrest, Lapdog, by seven o'clock on Moody evernog.
HZ Humus' Stairs of 5 sows. each, with 20 added ;
124 Tlb each ; winters extra ; gentlemen riders ; jockeys,
ne extra. About 3 miles.—To close and name to the clerk
of the course at Hyde-park Hotel, Osiord,airest, London,
by seven o'clock on Moods, evening.
THZ GUARDS' CUP, value 100 sore., added to a Sweep-
stakes of 5 sows. each, for horses hoof fide the property of,
and ridden by, olficers of the float& ; any horse having
woo 11101. sot allowed to start ; winners of MC, 71b elan ;
12a1 each. About three miles.
Age Age Age
The Useless Brute debunk
late Dover • Agnts
Pantaloon

THE DEATH OP A COLUMBINE PROM FIRM.—
Yettenlay evening Mr. Jobs Humphreys resumed at the
Loodou Hospital the inquiry relative to the death of Miss
Mary Anne Thorne, better knows as Madame Mane Merles,
the columbine at the Pavilion Theatre, who lost her life by
bang burnt on the stage. It will be recollected that the
evidence taken ou the first occasion went to show that on
the evening of the tith of January the deceased, while
forming part of a " picture" or tableau, stumbled, and her
dress went over • " water row," and became ignited at a
row of gas jets immediately behind it. There was a ground
nil four feet in advance, and it was alleged that decessed
bed so business to go inside it, and also that so wet
blankets were kept in indiums in case of accident. After
hearing a good deal of additional evidence and a loin deli-
beration the jury returned a verdict, " That deceased died
from the effects of burns, arising from her dream taking fire
at a ground light while performing on the stage of the
Pavilion Theatre, and that her death was accidental ;" and
they recommended that in future the dresses of ballet
dancers should be rendered unantlammable, and that all
ground lights should be protected ; and the coroner was re-
quested to forward these suggestions to the Lord Cham-
berlain.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO MIL TEA.PTORD' THE COUNTY
Coma JCDOL —Yesterday afortnoon, Dr. Isankester held
an usquest at 100, Gloncester-plagge, Portmsn-square, on the
body of Mr. Richard L.igb Traffoni, the late county court
judge of l?..inottugham, wbo was run over by • bons and
cart on Friday eveeiog, seer his residence, 100, Ologacester-
plats, mid died ou Wednesday morning front the injuries re-
mised. kr. C. Harcourt attended for the driver, a boy
named Tilley. but the evidence showed he was not to blame.
The deceased was deaf and did not Lear the driver call out.
The wheel pained over hie body, but he managed with
assistance to walk home. Mr. Trafford, barrister, said his
father had resigned his appointment on account of bin
deafness. The jury gave • verdict of " Accidental death,"
and exonerated the driver from blame.

PORK AND SAUSAGES AT Lai:BJ.oo4—Tb° Liver-
pool Health Committee. a branch of the corporation to
which the sanitary arrangements of the town are entrusted,
have received a report from their inspector to the effect
that about eighty diseased pip had been sold to a pork
butcher of Liverpool. and were in "circulation" in the
shape of pork sausages among the inhabitants. The pigs
wets from the County Lunatic Asylum at itainbill, where
it appears about 200 are kept. A virulent disease recently
broke out amongst these pigs and a great many died. in
order to get rid of the remainder the steward of the as
sold
so them as related. The committee hove requested the
county justices to move in the matter, while they them-
selves will deal with the butcher who purchased the animals.
Da. DE JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD Livia OIL.—
The following CONOMI2IIiCSUOG from A. 0. Cbattaway, Faq.,
surgeon, of Leominster, testifies to the curability of consump-
tion by the exclusive use of Dr. de Jonah's Oil. Nearly four
years since two cues of confirmed phthais were placed under
my care. The site remedy employed was Dr. de J nosh's Light-
Brow. Cod Liver Oil sad now. 1210.. the patientsere strong and
fat and in the our case male: hunting, fishing, and abootiOg
are freely indulged in."--ifold only in capeulod botlise. t
4a SL, rod ea., by Hr. is Jo•O's If NM. Anew, areford. nil
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