The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-17 00:00:00

HOUGHTON MEETING, 1862.

AOCIPTANCIIB for the CAMBRIDGESHIRE STS® of 25 mom
each, 10 ft, and only 5 if declared, &c., with IC3 added ;
Onmbndgeshire Conroe. (196 cube., 145 accepted, 51 de-
lned.)

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AM• 111 18 78514 4
Collar On
Stam
Wallace ped*
Kha
King of Dimansmis.. 5 13 Gamma 3
cape Flyaway
Andre),
Palrwater
Imnbolf 3 9 Weatherden
Optlniist 5 8 50,6 3
kappares
General Hem 6 6 Q.E.D 3
Xing of Kent 4 4 Portland 4
Camerino
Cowley inc. ilb Sc )♦4 1 —Clarkson
Folkstooe .... ..... 4 0 Cellariu 3
1." [ewe
Knutiford
Tattoo 4 mil of
Ebony
Gabrielle ciltstress 4 13 Queen of Tromps— . 3
Chere Aisle
Dictator
Hellman
Gibraltar 5 11 Stanton
Dulcibella
Joey Jones 4 10 Red
Argonaut
Aurelius 4 10 Silkctone 3
Doeloot
Waterwitch
Cariabrook 3 10 Promodon 4
Faultless...., 6 e Invader
Jody Itipcm
Canary 4 3 oby Stockwell—lady
Dlophantus
Feu deJoie 8 7 Done 3
Wu/grace
1 h by Chanticleer Surrey 3
cclarces pedigree un- Alchymlet
bminos
Stradella
Exchequer 3 7 Hubert
Benham Lass
High Treason
Volunteer
Millionaire 8 7 6 salts 3
Johnny Armstrong.. 3 5 Sturman* 4
Neptuniu
The Knave S 4 Keane 3
C byailarhataa—Cl6- Incitataa
3 4 Palm
Alvediston 3 3 Rioteritin 3
Humphrey 3 3 Lady Clare 4
Yorkminster 4 2 Bedmiln 3
Conqueror 4 0 Harlington
Dnacaeter
0•01,011
Flirtation
Costa
Corolla 5 13y
Begonia
Am • 13 c by Raimpiss—
East Langton a 12 Fannie
Leonora
Balham
M. Philippe
Physician, by Chant!. Tipperary Obi 3
clear • 11 Black Pearl
Malek
Wm minger
Pilot II 11 Grace Dating (It to).. 3
Captain Crow
, Bathllde 4 10 DALI 3
Beckenham
I Lupus
Myrtle 4 10 Vertumna 3
Catcliem Aim by Cowboy
Flatc•tel•e— Merry Maid
Rather Hisb 3 610 Oberon
. lit Alexis
Queen of Spent 3 0 0 Maurice 3
1 ltvenhand

FRIGHTFUL AOCIDLNT BY MACHINERY. -- OE
Mooday an accident of • frightful nature occurred to •
weever named William Bottonley, aged 35 years, in the
employment of Messrs. Chambers and Watson, motto• ma.
nufacturers, Salford, Todmorden. The injured man was in
the act of placing a strap on the drum, when he was caught
and carried round the shaft with fearful velocity, and wee
soon revolving on the top, where every portion of his
clothing was torn from his body with the exoeption of hie
stockings and clogs. He afterwards fell to the floor, •
distance of between nine and ten feet, his clothes and part
of his arm being left suspended cc the roof. He lay on the
floor beuesth, presenting a sbockiog sight., the bleeding,
lacerated, remaining portion of the limb being sadly torn,
and the flesh and the bone laid bare to the shoulder,
fortunately there was ro other perm, in that part of the
premises except a female and two children, who were so
mush confused by the &oddest that they were powerless for
a few minutes eves to give the alarm. Bottomley was soon
attended by Mr. Foster, surgeon, sod afterwards conveyed
home, where Messrs. Hardmao and Foster amputated the
limb from the s►oulder blade. There was not sufficient akin
left to cover any poetics of the stump.

tab, intelligmct.

COURT OF BANKRUPTOY.--Szpr. 16.
(Before Mr. Commiasioner FalbLague.)
Rs cox.

This was also an examination meth's. The bankrupt,
Samuel Cox, was described u of No. 10, Clulton-street,
Semen-town, and 5, Watts-terrace, Old Keot.road, baker.
The statement exhibits unsecured creditors, 4564 oe. 11d. ;
creditors holding security, 4891. ; making a total of 93.5/.
0.. lid. On the creditor side there are good debts, 111.
20. Id. ; doubtful, 21. 2s. 10d. ; bad, 411. 18s. 11d. ; pro-
perty in hands of creditors, 550/. ; deficiency, 349& 17a. ld.
Mr. Sykes Goodday, from the office of the Crown Soli-
citor, applied for an adjournment for an inquiry into the
bankrupt's transactions with the Temperance Building
Society.
An adjournment was directed to the 19th November n ext