The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-18 00:00:00

Lord Uabridges General Beek 6 yrs, 12st 71b. 7.7kaliii
Little)

The following also ran Princess Vocgsal and CroliM." -
A. PLATE of 50 mom. • for all ages ; selling allowanoes.
From Bush in (about 5 iurlongs). (10 subs.)
Lord Westmoreland's Confidence, by Cruiser or Arthur
Wellesley, dam by Bay Middleton—Nitocria, 6 yrs
(1001. ), bat sib (I. Goa ter) 1
Mr. Geo. Angel's Reindeer, 6 yea (10014, tht alb .. (Perry; I
Mr. W. W. Baker's Bolero, 4 yrs MOLL Set Mb
(John Nightlnplll 3
The following aho ran :—F by Ifuscovite—Habeoo, Vision,
and Treeham.
Ftaer YEAR or nut Ftrre STOCILBEIDGB BarrnAL
aunts, of 10 sovs. each, with 100 added ; colts, Bst 10Ib ;
fillies, Bst Sib ; allowances. Bush in (about five furlongs).
(87 subs.)
Captain Grays Ling George, by K mg Tom—Sneer, Bstlolb
(F. Adams) 1

Duke of SL Albans' Cour de Lion, Sat 121 b ....iCuatancei 2
Lord Stanford's Leicester. Sit 71b (A. Edwards: S
The following sloop's': Becky Sharp, Rappel, Idler, Dovedale,
Old Fuller, Tailor, Ackworth, Pyrrha, The Count, The Doctor,
Farnham, Olenduak, c by Newmlnster—Plush, and Aunt Judy.
Betting : 7to 4 apt The Doctor, 4 to 1 agst Ackworth,
tafirpt sto 2), sto 1 apt Leicester. 7to 1 apt Becky
and 10 to 1 apt any other. After a short delay at
the post the lot got off on excellent terms, coming over the
hill right in • line, when Aunt Judy, Becky Sharpe, and
Leicester obtained a slight lead, which they held to the dip,
where Ackworth, Aunt Judy, the Doctor, and all except
Leicester, Cwur de Lion, King George, Becky Sharpe, and
Farnham. were beaten. At the half distance Fred. Adams
called upon King George, and Cuenca* at the same time
giving Coeur de Lion • shake, the pair joined issue, and
quitting Leicester and Beaky Sharpe, ran • fine race born*,
King George winning by • head ; Leiereter was third,
beaten • length and • half ; Becky Sharpe was fourth, three
lengths from the third ; Farnham was fifth, the others
pulling up, whipped in by the Plush colt.
MATCH, 5001., 2001. ft, New mile ; Mr. Crook's Ad.
venturer, 4 yrs, apt Mr. Hodgman 's Libellous, 6 yes, the
latter receiving nbs, off by consent.
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
6 to 1 apt Pol (t 'ad of)
8 1 Ou (t sad off)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—WRDwisDAT.
NORTHUMBERLAND PLATE.
13 to 2 apt Caller Ou (off)
7 to 1 Polynesia (off)
Brighton (t)
20 to 1 The Monk (off)
70 to 1 Daniel O'Conoell (t)
GOODWOOD STAKXS.
10 to 1 opt Bloodin (I)
12 to 1 Any other.

ACCIIPTANCEO for ths GOODWOOD STAIRS (HAIDICAT) of 1
25 sots. each • 15 ft, sod oily sif &whited. 2g miles. (72
subs. 38 doolewd-)
The highest weight accepting being fist 81b, it has bee
raised to 121 b, sad the rest io proportion.
Age vt I Age st I
Harlington
t by Young Melbourne Oilfield
—Maid of Mashies 4 8 1 Biondln
Hellman 6 a e 8 zg=seasss s
Loiterer
Myrtle 5 8 Barbadoes 4
Overton 5 7 1 Jack o' Hearts 3
Houle rd 6 71 Bhickdown 3
Orimston
Balboni
Pilot
Cock Robin
Catch 'ern Alive .... 4 7 Herdeman 3 13
Magnum 80num.... a 7 if by Lard of the Islas
Port Royal I 6 1 —Wisp 3 IS
Bandage 4 6 Truant
avenhand 6 6 Wedges, 8 5 11
Berchettins

Magnetic toys were, until lately, the only appli-
cation of the magnet to anything like a useful purpose, now we
have Herring's Magnetic &ashes, de. Dr ilassall states, I
regard them as the moat perfect brushes hitherto made, se re-
spects their mechanical c,•nstractloe. and their magnetics' &a-
lba." They are the remedy for grey hair, neuralgia, rheumat-
ism, etc. N.B. Counterfette are being made.—Oilices, 32, Basing-
Balisteeek Londea.—lAdveetlasnent.l