The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-06 00:00:00

willim-at 10.

Cleveland, Thursday, Kirkleathem—at half-pset 10.
Mr. Culyer's, Tuesday, Tinsberilen ; Thursday, Mauphan
Green ; SAturday, Mereworth.
Cheshire, Wednesday, Astle, at half-past 10; Thursday,
Arley, at 11; Saturday, Crowe—at half-past 10.
North Devon, Thursday, Itawstohe Moor—at half.pastlo.
South Devon, Thursday, Brad:ey ; Saturday,
.Luseombo
—at 11.

Mr. Drake's, Tuesday, Barton Common; Thursday,
Ham Green; Saturday, Hilledon—at a quarter to 11.
Durham County, Wednesday, Mainstortn; Friday,
Barinton—at hail-past 10.
Lord Elcho's, Wedneaday, Longformaras; Friday, Etal ;
Saturday, Swainton Mill loll—at half.imst 10.
Fife Tuesday, Kinglaiiie Wood ; Thursday, Woodmilne;
Saturday, Baldirnie—at 11.
F. 8., Friday, Ladoek Wood—at half•past 10.
Mr. Fume's, Friday, Marland Wtck—ut half-past 10.
Fo-far and Kincardine, Tue.uay, Dabton Licoekilna ;
Saturday, Octerlony Gate—at half-ram 10.
Mr. Garth's, Wednesday, Blretham Mounts; Friday,
Graywe4 Hill—at half-past 10.
Gwrtheyrn, Wednesday, 'lregroes; Saturday, Fynnond-
rMn—at 9.
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1--lianlideclon, Wednesday, Westnicon lint ; Friday,
Fisher's Pond, at 11.
Ilaydon, Saturday, Judu Crag—at 9.
H. 11., Tuesday, Kennels ; *thursday, Northington
Down; Saturday, Upton Grey—at quarter to 11.
Herefordshire, Tuesday, Acornhury Priory; Friday,
Dornington.
Heytar,q), Wednesday, Gresham Hall ; Friday, Bourton
Bridge ; Saturday, Blenheim—at half past 10.
Hurworth, Tuesday, 1 Velbury ; Saturday, Aloory Bank.
East limit, Tuesday, Elham Park; Swisech Oat*
—at half-past 10.
Lianelly, Wednesday, Trimaran; Saturday, Clyngwer•
nan—at 11.

Lora Lonsdals's, Tuesday, Dancer's Enl; Saturday,
Chipperfield Common--at 11.
Mr. Luxton's, Tuesday, Garland Moor ; Friday, Eggs".
ford Bridge—at half-past 10.
Mr. M. Marshall's, Thursday, Gilcott Clapper (neat
Woodford Bridge)—at half-past 10.
New Forest, Tuesday, Denny Lodge ; Saturday, Shoo
Inn, Plaitford—at half-past 10.
akley, Thursday, Broughton ; Saturday, Hail Weston
—at aquarter to 11.
South Oxfordshire, Tuesday, Hawley; Friday, Forest
Hill—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Lurt Phillips's, Wednesday, Baceeoune ; Friday,
New Bridge—at 10.
Puckeridge, Thursday, Langley Green ; Saturday,
Throcking—at half past 10.
Baby, Wednesday, Baby Kennels; Friday, Second
Milestone from Bishop Auckland, on the Durham-read—at
half put 10.
Sir Henry Seale's, Tuesday, Burleston Wood; Friday,
Bailer's Anus, Dean.
Shropshire, Thursday, Kennels—at half-past 10.
Sinnington Tuesday, Normanby ; Friday, Hooingham.
Somerset subscription, Tuesday, Withcombe :Wood ;
Saturday, St. Audries—at half-past 10.
Somerset and Wilts, Tuesday, Culerne Park ; Friday,
Pomeroy.
Lord Southampton's, Wednesday, Tiffield ; Friday,
Wappenhaut ; Saturday, Caetlethorpc—at 11.
North Staffordshire, Wednesday, Leigbford ; Friday,
Tunstal Hall, near Market Drayton—at half-past 10.
fiudale, Thursday, Hartburn ; Saturday, ThrophiU—at
half•past 10.
Tivyside, Thursday, Alltybwlla—at 10.
Tredegar, Thursday, Llanarthon ; Saturday, CIiPPG
Park—at half past 10.
Mr. Trelawny's, Tuesday, Kingsbridge-road Station
Saturday, Newton Ferrers—at half-past 10.
Mr. lrevor's, Wednesday, Warden Hills; Friday, Stud-
ham Common—at half-past 10.
Vale of White Horse, Tuesday, Minety House; Thurs-
day, Bibury ; Saturday, Elm Green—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. Vaughan's, Saturday, 17th Mile-stone on the Cardi-
gan Road—at 11.

Vine, Wednwdq, 13wrlield Saturaay, New Inn.
rilighfrt 11.

bii.*lTUblsV,luesday, Thatch= Gate; Friday, Tile-
hunt Church—at 11.
South Wilts, Thursday, Thornhill's Grovely; Saturday,
Black Horse, Talent—at 11.
Wyeside, Tuesday, Brilley Mountain ; Friday, Trenicket
Mill—at half-put 10.
Col. Ws ndham's, Wednesday, Westdean Park ; Friday,
Up Park Lodges —at half-past 11.
tile W. W Wylie's, Wednesday, Hawkstone ; Thursday,
Styche ; Friday, Lee Bridge--quarter to 11.
York and Aiuty, Tuseday, Animus. ; Thursday, dkip
Bridge ; Saturday, Branesby Bar—at half-past 10.
HARRIERS.
Aiktou, Wednesday, Thursby ; Friday, Caldbeck—at 9.
Ayton, Thursday Aye= Castle—at 11.
Lord Bolton's, Tuesday, Redruire ; Saturday, UlsbAw
Bridge—at 11.
Broawydd, Wednesday,' Tyshon Quilt; Saturday,
Brolchydommen, Carlisle; Tumday, Wetheral ; Friday,
Blackwell—at 10.
Craven, Tuesday, Gordale ; Friday, Nappa Ber—at 11.
Mr. Deacon's, Wednesday, Rebore' Rock ; Saturday,
Long Cron--at 10.
Delverton, Friday, Stone, Eaton—at half-past 10.
W Eamont, ednesday, Kock Hone, Plumptou ; Saturday
Fooley—at half-put 10.
Harrogate, Wednesday, Woodlands; Saturday, Walla,
Thwaita—at half-peat 10.
High Peak, Tuesday, Pilsbury Barn; Thursday, Head-
stone Turn ; Saturday, Mouldridge Orange—at 11.
Lord Lonsdale's hounds, Friday, Long Marston—at 12.
I Mr. Okeoyer's, Tuesday, Allow; Thursday, Wetter
1 et 11.

11i. Tait's, Wedaseday, Omura Maas ; Saturday, Atm
Lodge Gate—at 11.
Torquay, Tuesday, Woke Village.
Kr. R. William's, Tuesday, Goebourne Down; Sato'.
da, Callington, Maybe/dr—at 10.
8.V., Tuesday, Pastimes's Ridge, Saturday, Kenael—
at half-past 11.
Brightoe Mouday, Petulant; Wednesday, Racecourse;
Satay, bike,—st a quarter to 10.
Morpeth, today, Bothell; Tharadsy, Stannington—at
hall-pest 10.
Sessicara and 2W/ugh's', Thursday, Billaglam—at
hell-pest 10.

TUB EMS TIIIP.—Os Satinday, in the South-
wark County Cante en fifties was brot by Mr. &lien
against the Lardused South aillsks Railway Company
to recover M. brim* Maimed on the read
between Paris eel Landlsa. The idleistiff paid At a ticket
in Paris on the !Nis ult is be .he. direst to London. Al
started by the pond Wage Indy which ought to have.
arrived at Calais by 10 p.m. The train, however, was an
hew eat a half late, in consequence of which the tide was
Ist lei the boa could net leave Calais until between eight
sea pity Volsci,. It strived at Dover about eleven, bat
belts thaphistilf amid get kb luggage cleared the twelve
obis& beim 101 started. Es then applied to the Mims of
the semiemy te allow him to go on by the two or five
o'clock train, bat as them were only drt.dar carriages by .
these Ws% find he had a second-clam ticket, they refuma
to lake lank anion be paid the difference, and travelled
fleet slam This wane he was obliged to penes, and new
=g
biabiaamagee for the delay. It appeared that the
papers were arranged so se M with
the >l papers, sad Ohm WOO en as belsenms
the soma and Frew* sine's's te
tbroogimap4 at particular bean, for one fire . 7[e. Clive
meld heessY not eater late the cousin of stele es the
Irma side, *bosh bs did art Mak it NNW
sais stirs ssmpay hem these of the ohm ,• bat, at in
men. the Beath Bestern Cempaay were, in Isis opinion,
liable Isir reaming to carry the plaintiff for second-class fare
when be weasbad the Dover station ; consequently he should
give judgment he he plaintiff—Damages, 61. 10s.
ELoffuMmlT 1121a01Ditialtv.—During the week
tart II Ilinfingaindinst) much excitement Wu prevailed in
avowals, In sessagsence of an elopement, which is of a
somewhat filaniniaa nature. It appears the: Miss Carew,
daughter of Mr. Carew, of Ashford, Sidmouth, on the
south coast of Devon, wee mending the day with the lady
of Capt. Elphlnsione, at Livonia, unaccompanied by eny
of her family—when in the evening the gentlemen of the
house being yet in the diniag-room, Mr. Robert Peet
Floyd rushed in at the window of the room where the
ladies were, with • pistol, ordered Mire Carew to follow
him, and threatened to shoot the first person who opposed
him. Miss Carew, asking for time in vain, under the terror
of the instant, unfortunately complied, and left with Mr.
Floyd in • By, which be bad in waiting. It was not until
near eight o'clock that these particulars were communicated
by Mrs. Elphinstone in • note. Mr. Carew was then obliged
to trace from other sources the road the fly bad taken. lie
then followed it to Easter, in the hops of protecting and
inducing his daughter to return to her home ; but having,
with the aid of the police, traced her to the station, he
found that she bad been taken on to London by the nine
o'clock train. The young lady being of age, all further
pursuit or inquiry we• at once given up aa of
It
seems that bliss Carew will be entitled, at the death of her
parents, to considerable property. She has ever been
treated by her family with unbounded kindness and betel-
genet, which makes the circumstance more to be deplored.
The gentlemen is a son of Sir IL Floyd, and is understood
to be wholly without fortune. The fugitive couple were
married the next day, it is reported.
Tax EGTYTIAN FLIGATR, which left Southamp-
ton on &tardily, took Int an immense quantity of inn me.
Wills and machinery for the construction of the railroad,
suspension bridges, and permanent way now forming In