The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEP.TIMBER 19. 1863.

PROGRAMME OF RADCLIFFE RACE.

MONDAY.

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THE A LL.AOI7II MAIDEN PLATE of 5 son. trek, with. 23
added ; 2.yr...k15, Sit; three, Tat ilb ; four, Sat ilb ; fire,
Set 121 b ; six aid ased.9st ; finks sad 1141411 w allowed 31b.
About ors ails.
THE CHILITERFIII.II CUP (Hsallissp) of 50 son. is specie,
added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. each, 3 ft ; wieners extra;
the second to save his stake. Oats raised. ' (10 subs.)
Age at lb Age st lb
Polynesia
Chance
eba.l. s Fox
Tourl t
West.Y.od
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THE PHILLIPS HANDICAP of 5 soya each, 3 ft, with 30
added, for all ages ; winoors extra. Ons coils. (il Nubs)
Age st lb 61110 ES tb
Cob Cobol Crockett .. A 8 7 The Cobbler
Charles Fox
Tourist
The Cutler 4 7 4 Herdsman
THE ALtesOED SELLING STAIEs of 3 soya each, with 25
added ; 2-rr•olds. 7st ; throe, Set 10Ib ; foor, Ilse lab ; Ave
sod apwsrels, 9st 12Ib ; willing and other awesome. Thew-
quarters of a mile.
Tae BURT PLAIT (Handicap) of 40 ROM fee all ages ;
winners seers. About tbres-qoarters of a nub.
Age at lb ' Age et lb
Twilight •9 4 I FAH Lammed,* (h b) a 6 9
ColonelCseek•U .
Leontea
Walloon__ . 8 81/ IlLuomo• . 9 9.9

Captain Kitt** 6 T 2 Good Adria
The Cutkr 4 7 2 Lorton

Mousetrap,
Garibaldi .

6 Ili
7 2 Ace Let* iIT
4 7
_0 liaryor fd
MIL

Shan Van Yacht .... 4 elO Madame Tailielko.. 2 s I

THY GRIT DZ WILTON CCP (liaadiaast of 100 mom
added to a Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each, 3 ; for 3-yr-old:
sod upwards ; wieners extra ; the wad to rye bit Bioko.
About ore mile and a half. (11800
Age at lb
Wynnstay
Change
Charles For
West-end
Tourist
Dalelka

Age at 1b
.... a 6 10

4 6-7

:::5
...II 5 9

A Hemmer Hums Race of 5 1101,11. each. 3 ft. with
30 added. About two wiles, over eight hurdles. (5 subs.)
Age at lb At. at M
Jacob
Klub Via Veda .... 4 911 True Heart
Itlpley 3 9 7

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Tee CHAPIN TWO-USN-OLD HANDICAP of 5 son. each.
2 ft, with 40 lidded ; wieners extra. 5 larking& (11 subs.)
et lb st
Persuasionen
Practitior
vise
Little Savage

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7 0 Hartford Hill - --
Sorceress
f by Stockwell-Lady Alice Leigh 6 9
Evelyn
THE BOLTON PLATE (Handicap) of 40 sore., for all aim ;
winners axle% About half-a-mil& •
Age at lb Apo el lb
Miss Julia
Twilight a 9 2 Arpley
Tarragona 4 813 Mammon 3 613
Walloon 6 8 2 Jewel
Leontea
Captain Knight .... 6 7 2 Wildman
The l'utler 6 7 0 Alice Leigh
Mousetrap 6 7 0 Hartford Mill
Antipodes

Tel HMI= HANDICAP it 2 son. each, with 25 added ;
open to all bones "aiming at this meeting, but to which
each winner must subscribe. T.Y.C.

THE POLItE COURTS.

ANSION. ()US E

Crosge Pickett, a man was brought up on remand
before Sir Robert Carden, charged with stealing a cash-box
containing about 101., and a quantity of receipts and valuable
papers, from the bar parlour of the public-house. the Queen's
Arms, in Queeobithe, the property of his employer.
Tire prisooer was pomp to Mr. W.timn, who keeps the
Queen's Arms, in Queenhithe, and bad been with him for
the space of two months at the time the oocurreoce took
place. On Wednesday last Mr. Wateou went down into the
cellar at about eleven o'clock, and had not been there many
111011100i4 before the barmaid called out to him, saying that
George bad taken the cash-box. Mr. Watson went up into
the parlour and then missed his cash-box from • drawer
which was locked, which was safe a very few minutes
before, as he bad taken some money from it. The bar-
maid stated that she after the prisoner go behind the door
' and take something from the room and run away with it.
Information was given to the polioe immediately, but the
prisoner went hack shortly afterwards, and when accused
of the robbery he denied all knowledge of it. A witness,
however, deposed that he was at work close by, when he
saw the prisoner, whom be knew as the potman at the
Queen'. Arms, come out of the house and give what ap-
peared to be • box covered over with a handkerchief to •
ran on Bull's Wharf.

The prisoner. however, who did not appear sober at the
time of the examinatioe, denied this, and said all that the
witasemes bad said was quite false.
Mr. Watson said tee prisoner we drain when he went
bate to the home, and had been drinking for the last three
der
g; Robert Carden remarked that in that case his proper
000110 would have been to have discharged him.
Mr. Watson said he wished he had done
The prisoner was remanded in order to allow time for him
to get 'ober, and to endeavour to trace the cash-box, which
Mr. Watson said, in addition to the mousy. contained all his
licensee and receipts during the time he bad had houses, and
which were of more value to him than double the amount of
the money.
Yestowday another witness was called who deposed that
en the day in question, at about eleven o'clock in the morn-
Jag, he was at work on Bull's-wharf, when beset, the pri-
soner come 00 to the wharf with a black box which ap-
peared about the rise of a cigar-box, covered pertly over
with a white handkerchief, which he gave to a man whom
he knew. Witmer thought it was a rat, and leaked the pri-
soner if it we, and he said yes, and than said to the other
man, "Take bold! take bold! Maks haste." The man
took it and walked away, and in a moment or eo the prisoner
followed him.

Althowihevery inquiry Lea been made no tidier have
been pined of the cash-box.
The primmer, who persisted in saying that he knew
nothinp whatever about it, was committed for trial.

MARLBOROUGH STREET.

Martha 410114.;;, s;l3rbbil;:cirease,iwOroan, and John
Barry, a rough-looking fallow, were charged before Mr.
HllOl with dieorderly conduct and anooyiog Mr. W. Rose,
Bars) and military tailor, of 2, Norris-attest, Haymarket,
the husband of the fiat-nameddeferidaot.
Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough-street, ap-
peared for the complainant, and from Mr. Lewis's state-
ment, supported by the complainant's evidence, it
appeared that the complainant was married to his wife
when he was an apprentice boy. After being married
about two years the complaisant found that his wife
consorted with other men. He then left her, and had
been separated from her about thirty years; but about
six years ago she wee taken into custody for soooying
her husband, and hound over at the Cleriteswell polio.-
court to keep the peace towards him. Oc Thursday,
aecompanicsi by the man Berry, she west to the cosi.
',Wang's houses's.' got a crowd round the door of oearly
100 persons. The man also swore that be would have the
house down if Mr. Bose did Dot lot his wife bare some
. . .

The 'wife said she wanted to ask the magistrate whe-
ther the husband could not be compelled to keep her.
Mr. Knox stated that if a husband !deserted his wife the
proper way was to make herself chargeable to the parish,
and then as investigation would take place but if the line.
band was able to chow that big wife bad been living in
adultery with wee, the perish would have no hold, sad( the
wife no claim on her husband, and that was what be Mr.
Knox) Inhered would turn out to be the case. As the
wife had been quiet for six years he would take her ows re-
cognisance, but if she annoyed her husband again she would
be put under heavy bail. Re should fine the man 201.
The wife said her husband bed been living with a female
and bad been guilty of adultery.
Mr. Lewis said that in fairness to Mr. Rose he wished
to state that there was no truth in the wife's statement.

ra-M-11;est Western Rahway Company, of a sum
not ezosedieg 33,0001. to the undertaking of the
Ely Valley Regwey Company, and the raising of the amount
so anthornied lobe sullecribed iu the meaner proscribed by
the said last mentioned act; authorising the creation, cow
jointly with the Leedom sad North Western Railway Com-
pany, of Birkeokeed capital. netemeedteg 474,1781.10., to
the purposes of the Birkenhead Railway, under the powers
of "The Birkenhead Railway (Vesting) Aot, 1661;* autho-
rising the rendes of 227.5821. for the poem) purposes of the
company, under the powered "The Great Western Rail-
way (Capital) Act, by the creation of shame or stock
in the capital, by such act authorised, with a preferential
dividend not exceeding 4/. 10s. percent. per annum thereto,
aa well as enabling the directors to issue the same pars paint
with the sum of 1,0100410 i. capital which was greeted at •
special emend meeting held on the 30th of May,
under the power' of the same act, the whole
of the said stock or shares to be subject to such terms
and conditions as the directors may prescribe, sod to be
offered to the proprietors of the company in the ant instance,
and afterwards the residue, if any, to be disposed of as the
board may determine; and authorising the convession from
time to time, as and when it may occur, of all or any of the
preferential shares of the united company which may have
already been, or which shall hereafter be paid up, into
stock of the like denomination.

Mr. Crtue LEI= observed that when they weredisettee.
fog aqusetioo of granting s pension of 1,2601. a year, the
room was full ; bat now that they were oonesoting to per-
manent (harps on the company to the amount of some
150,0001. a year, the room was nearly empty.
A vote of thanks was then given to the chairman and
directors, and the promedinp terminated at six o'clock,
having lasted Ave hours.