The Express.
London, England, 1862-11-24 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

LEAMINGTON AND WARWICKSHIRE
HUNT MEETING.
Stewards : Earl of Stamford and Warrington, Earl of West-
moreland, Earl of Coventry, Sir Charles Mordaunt, Bart.,
YR, and B. J. Angell, Esq. Clerk of the Course, Mr.
Merry ; Starter, M. Markwell ; Judge and Clerk of the
Bra" Mr. Dam.

117ZSDAT.

THE WELTER Cur, Taint:7iOirsovs. by subscription of
20 son. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if dad:red ; winners extra ;
gentkmen tides; jockeys 61b extra. One mile. (19 nibs.)
Age st lb Ago at lb
Atherstone 4 12 4 The Trophet 5 9 9
Twilight
libellous 6 11 0 Benham Lass
Cagernaras 4 10 12 Gleam 4 9 5
Mickley
llaster tiagot a 10 7 King Christmas .... 3 S 9
Ay iSary 3 10 7 Itosamore
Goa het

A FREE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5 nova. each, with
30 added'; winners extra. Two miles, over five flights of
hurdles.
Age et lb Age it lb
Shropshire 4 11 10 &Ale du Nord late
Northern light
Zerero • 10 3 3lary Stuart
Satellite
Wortharu
Worcester • 9 8 Avongrore 3 8 8
Shohas
147 4 9 9
9 5 Laberatity

36.rce ; 1100, 50 ft Mr. Parkh Westeader apt Mr.
Josee's Tyrone, 13st sack. Three miles, over steeplechase
UMW

Yawn ; 50, 20 ft. Mr. Robinson's Worcester, aged, 11 st,
apt Mr. Lawford's Old Woman b), aged, lOst 41b. No
wares mentioned.
THI LLBENEIAII GRAND NATIONAL HZAVY-WINGHT NAN-
PICAP STITPLICHABI of 20 toys. each, 10 ft, and 3 only if
declared, with a pia°e of plate, value 200 soya., added, for
all Losses ; winners extra ; second to save his stake ; about
fear miles. over the vial steeplechase course. (29 nabs.)
The highest weight wonting being list 91b, it has been
tale' to net, and the others in proportion.
Age st Age st
Talk, Oat
0 Telegraph
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She Light of tither pm Peter .... a 12 0
hays (lateJobany) a 12 11 Leff 0 11 11
Lao a 12 9 Cuirassier
The 7lst

Pallaway
lawman l2 8 Homburg .
THI GLOM MILITAIT CCM STKIPLECHSBI2, value 100sovs.,
gives by the town of Leamington, added to a sweepstakes
of 10 sees. each, hft ; 12at each ; gentlemen riders ' • second
b mare his stake. Three milts, over the Annual Steeple-
ire Course. (10 subs.)
. _ . __ .

Age . Age A
Sideman rb li, .. • Cannibal
lamas 5 Cuirassier Gamecock . 6
III•agu-Lucky 6 Lincsham=oln, by Bel- Fairplay Late Kla-
• rikoln
Etatapple
THE FAHMESE'3IIZPLICHASZ of 50 Doss. with 10 to the
amend ; 3-yr-olds, 10st 81b ; four llst 1011:; Mrs, 12st 71b;
Diz and aged, 1216 12Ib ; winners extra. About throe
Riles.

__.
Age. Age. Age.
Kantßaker • ThsMaldoftbellill Bruiser 6
Araby
Cisttercott ....... a Makeshift 8 Cat's-paw 4
Priam• Royal .. 6 gby Chantieleer.. 8

CROYDON STEEPLECHASES.
Tua lwmarrus' PLATE. Two mike sod s half.

Age at lb Age .at It
Sunbeam
AN at 6 11 4 British Grenadier .. 9 19
Lik,b4 of Other Days Confidence, by Augur
late Johnny)
Oliver Twig
Gladbator
Comet (Mr. Mar- Sunflower
Ardis)
Ilbruy
- - - ... . . - .. _ _

Lief 6
Makin lead (lab
limy) 6
Masi

10 4 Long &ld;
La Belle
10 2 Wee Walls
10 0

Tam CROYDON STAILLS. Three miles.
Age it lb Age at lb
Duhallow
Narita's&
WillongbllY
Pitt-paff
Tumbler a 10 12 Gladiator
light of Other Days Comet (Dr. Hat-
late Johnny. • 10 shall's) a 1 4
Ascot
Do, cotton
tlanbeam
rile Apple • 10 Happy Go Lucky— . 6 10
Avala .
Prank (brother to Broomstick
Lady's Maid) lO Sunflower
Tllll GRAND IIZTBOPOUTAX B7LISPLECHABL Three mho
and • halt. al subs.)
Age st It, Age at lb
Dahallow
Martians
Willoeghby
PBpag
Tumbler a 10 7 The Rogue, for-
light of Other Days merly AU for the
,late Johnny) a 10 4 Best ... .. A 10 0
Ascot _ 0 10 4 Foaco, by Arthur.... 6 912

Deception
a 10 4 Lag a 0-7
Pun. Apple a 10 4 Sinking rued (late
Sunbeam .......
Avatatiche
Oliver Twist .... ... 6 10 0 Contldenee, by Augur 9 0
Broomstick

Vorfeits to be declared to Mr. Verrall, et Mr. Johnson's,
saddler, High4treet, Croydon, on or before Thursday next,
the 27th Wet

Tag &unarm") Cure CATTLE &sow. —On
Saturday the Agricultural Sall, at Islington, presented in-
dications of the close approach of that asocial show of fatted
cattle which has daring the last twenty years obtained so
much popularity in the metropolis, in the arrivals of some
of the mom bulky implements of agriculture, which have
been exhibited at South Kensington, and which have made
their way direct from the International Exhibition. It is
umderstood, however, that there will be merry novelties in
this department, as, is addition to those which come
under the rules of the chin as agricultural implements,
there will be a separate exhibition of machinery and imple-
ments of a general character as welL Amongst the new
features autumnal with the show of this year is the
istroductiun of a tive shilling day, namely, on
the first day of opening, the Bth of December. I
The Earl of Faversham is the president of the club for this
year, and although there was some intention of abandoning
the annual dinner, the opening of the mew hall and other
ssecomatances have given such an impetus to the ensuing
meeting generally, that the dinner will take piece at the
Pritemasons'-MA sod be presided over by his Ilaorrddsahr p-
presentation of a large and additional number of prises, sad
the substitution of valuable silver cups for medals will
attract a much larger attendance than usual. The applies,
hoes far space for tits exhibition of implements are very
Numerous, and the specimens will have to be in their
places before Saturday, the 6th December, and all animals
and other stock intended for exhibition must be in the show-
before 1,2 o'clock on the night of Friday, tisefdl Dram-
r after that hour on no Faeroe will any be admitted.

Tas REPORTED ROBBZRY ON SOUTHWARIC-BILIDOZ.

...we are requested to state that the ease of robbery sad
violates on Southwark-bridge on the night of Thursday last
had no foundation in fact.

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