The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-12 00:00:00

Mr. C. Hinines'Forest Lad,lost IMb.. (F. Darling) I
M-. Balts'iS Ringleader, lOst 101 b

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Mr. Barry's Leporello', 10st 61b
Mr. Smith's Kate Kearney, 9.t 6.b
Betting: 6 to 4 apt Ringleader, 7 to 4 agst Forest Lad.
5 to 1 agst Leporello, and 10 to I ogut Kit.! Kearney; fur
the second heat 5 to 4 each apt Ringleader and Forest Lie,
4 to 1 apt Leporello, and U to 1 apt Kate Kearney.
There were two starts in this race, in the first of which
Ringleader came in about a neck before Forest Lad; but
no judge having been appointed, the heat of COU"IW went
fur nothing, and the stewards decided it should be run
nirsin, which was accordingly done (under protest from Mr.
Bslfe), and the result was that Forest Lad won by four
lengths: Talisman started the first time, but did not run
again.

HANDICkr STEEPLE CII•81 of 5 soya. C Ch,
25 added. About 4 miles. (5 subs.)
Mr. Parson's lodine, seed (300, 'JO. 71h. , (Stevens) 1
Mr. B. Laud's Vestris, 6 yrs, 9.t lllb (501.)
Mr. llorre's Guinan:, aged, 9st 1103 (Pi.)
Mr. Willisuna's Unknown, 9st lllb (30/.) 0
Mr. Stepheus's Peggy. aged, 9st 71b (301.)
Boating: 6 to 4 agst Vestris, and 3 to 1 agst lodine Won
by two lengths.
Sens hunt STEEPLE CHASE STAR= of 3 sous. each,
and 20 added, were won by Mr. Smith's Cl.psey LAOS (Mr. beating Venus, Oulnare, Clicip Jack, Cecrops,
Little Nan, nod Troubadour.

LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CliAl4l.—The Great Weston was
shuck out by mistake.
TATTERO•LL'e, THURSDAY. The quotation against
Ninnyhammer was erroneously returned as for the Chester
Cup instead of the Derby.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
STAO ILOUNDS.

Her Majesty's, Tuesday, Cookham Bridge ; Frid iy, Ivor
Heath—at half-past 11.
Batb, Tuesday, Marshfield Wood—at half-put 10; Fri-
day, Prildoo—at half-past 11.
Hon. F. PAre's, Tuesday, Axe and Compasses, High
Boding—at litlf-past 11.

102 HOUNDS.

Atherstone, Monday, Newbold Give ; Wednesday, Whar-
ton Village; Friday, Stratton Wharf; Saturday, Sbus-
toke—at • quarter to 11.
Badsworth, Tuesday, Robin Hood's Well; Thursday,
Shufton Two Gates ; Saturday, Woolley Edge—at haif-
past 10.
Duke of Beaufort's, 'Monday, Hare and Hound,: Wed-
nesday, Hartham Park; Thursday, Codringtoa Village;
Saturday, The Plough, Kington, St. Michael's.
Brarnham Moor, Monday, Porlinettun
North Deighton ; Friday, Wighill ; Saturday, Gartorth
Bridge—at halt-past 10.
Lord Henry Bentinek's, Monday, Burton ; Tuesday,
Stapleford Moor ; Wednesday, Wragby ; Thursday, Stop-
wicke ; Saturday, Wellingore—at 11.
Colonel Couyers's, Monday, Myles ; Wednesday,
Sheering Street ; Saturday, Lesolen Roding—at 11.
Cottesmore, Monday, Etenham ; Tuesday, Laonde
! Abbey ; Thursday, Greethaca Inn ; Saturday, Stoke End
—at 11.
Craven, Monday, Bedwie Deana ; Wednesday, West
Woodhay House ; Thursday, Hoe Benham Gate ; Friday,
Great Shefford—at a quarter to 11.
Durham County, Monday, Twomile House ; Wednesday,
Coxhoe ; Friday, Stotfuld—at half-past 10.
Lord Elcho's, Monday, Copeland ; Wednesday, Long-
framacus ; Friday, Ladykirk ; Saturday. Longridge—at
half-pest 10.
East Essex, Tuesday, Yeldham White Hart ; Thursday,
Marks Hall ; Saturday, St. Anne's Castle—at half-past 10.
South Essex, Tuesday, Crown Inn, Langdon Hills; Sa-
turday, Wennington—at half-put 10.
Essex and Suffolk, Tuesday, Gel Grove; Friday, Gif-
ford's Hall--at a quarter to 11.
Earl Fitawilliams', Monday, L^ng Orton ; Wednesday,
Woodcraft; Friday, Stanwiek Pasture—et 10.
Mr. H. G. °reeves's, Tuesday, Burwell Park ; Thursday.
Legsby ; Saturday, Mavis Enderby—at 11.
Herefordshire, Tuesday, England's Gate—at 11.
Heythrop, Monday, Heythrop ; Wednesday, Adlestrop
Gate; Friday, Farnington Grove; Saturday, Kiddington
Gate—at half-past 10.
Holderness,lifonday, Withetnwick ; Tuesday, Kilnwick
Percy; Thursday, Burton Agnes; Friday, Cranswick Toll
Bar—at a quarter to 11.
Mr. M. Ingram's, Monday, Elmhurst; Thursday, Eton
Wood ; Saturday, Blithfielo—at a quarter to 11.
East Kent, Tuesday, Swingficld Park; Friday, New
Barn--atihalf-put 10.
Ledbury, Monday, The Pheasant, Welland; Friday,
Ham Bridge—at half-past 10.
Ludlow, Tuesday, Twitchen Gate—at half-past 10.
Mr. Lumley's, Monday, Mattersy ; Tuesday. Jockey
House ; Thursday, Stainton Village ; Friday, Grove—at
half-past 10.
Mr. Lushington's, Monday, Leeds Castle ; Thursday.
Syndale Park; Saturday, Stone Style—at 11.
Mr. Morgan's, Monday, Birch Wood; Thursday, Pen-
tithe Lodge Gate.
Oakley, Monday, Sherrington Toll-Isar; Thursday,
Knotting Fox; Saturday, Roston—at a quarter to ii.
Pytchley, Monday, Great Harrowden ; Wednesday,
Crick ; Friday, Brotworth ; Saturday, Badby Wood—at a
quarter to 11.
Ratty, Tuesday, Kennels; Thursday, Staindrop Plains;
Saturday, Barton—at half-past 10.
Raiford, Monday, Beesthorp ; Tuesday, Glasowell;
Thursday, Kirklington ; Saturday, Walesby Village—at
half-past 10.
Duke of Rutland's!, Monday, Piper Hole; Tuesday.
Ropsley Kennel; Wednesday, Denton Park; Friday, Dry
Doeld'ngton—at half-past 10.
Mr. A. Smith's, Monday, Wilbury ; Tuesday, Wilcot;
Wednesday, Pill Heath ; Thursday, Tedworth Kennel ;
Friday, Netheravon ; Saturday, Clarendon Park—at 11.
Southdown, Monday, Ram lan, Fide; Wednesday.
Batton ; Friday, the Bell, Shortgate—at 11.
Mr. L. Steere's, Monday, Druagwick ; Thursday,Wiggon-
holt—at 11.

Suffolk, Tuesday, Walsiam hall; Thursday, Nudity
Fox—at a quarter to 11.
Sir R. Sutton's, Monday, Rollestone Hall ; Tuesday, Six
Hills; Wednesday, Hoecliff: flail; Thursday, ()mislay;
Friday, Widmerpool Inn—at 11.
Sir r. Sykes's, Monday, Whinmoor Build; Wednesday,
Aldby Park ; Friday, Nahum West Field—at half-
past 10.
Tiverton, Monday, Stoodleigh House; Thursday, Kings-
brompton.
V. W. H., Tuesday, Red Lodge; Thursday, Ashton
Keynes; Saturday, The Magpie—at a quarter to 11.
Warwickshire, Monday, Hay Wood; Tuesday, Weston
House; Thursday. Oifehurch, Bury; Friday, Church.
Tysoe ; Saturday, Scitterfield—at a quarter to 11.
Wheatland, Tuesday, Cleohury North; Friday, Broseley.
Worcestershire, Monday, Grafton Wool; Wednesday,
Plymouth Arms, Tardebrigg; Friday, Brotheridgc Com-
mon—at half-past 10.

HARRIERS.
B. V., Tuesday, Gro. n Man Inn; Friday, Charlton.
torethorne—at half-pest It.
Brighton, Monday, Patcham ; Wcauesday, Race Course ;
aturday, 1)3 kc—at a quarter to 11.
Brook.ide, Monday, Newmarket Dill ; Thutsday, Tele-
nu'te Tye—at halt•patt 10.
High I'eak, Tuesday, Taddington ; Thursday, Moulerldge
range; Saturday, Parsley Hay Wharf.
Morin th' Tuesday, Cottingwood; Friday, Newton Rcd-
-1100 ta‘ —at hall past 10.
Mr. E. Williams's, Tnesoay, St. Ivo Village ; Friday,
Goulhourne Down, near Callington—at halt-past 10.
Worthing, Tuesday, Broadwater green ; Friday, Stayn-
Post—at 11.

PIORT PERSONS BURNT TO DEATII.—At a village
in Breconshire, called Llangastytallyllyn, a ',ems of the
name of John Morgan, by trade a tiler and plasterer.
kecps a public-house, and also a shop adjoining. The
family, consiqing of Morgan, his wile, mother-in-law, five
children, and a servant girl, ret red to boil at their usual
hour on the night of Tuesday, the Bth. By some means or
other the premises teok fire, and the only nerson who
escaped was John Morgan ; the rest of the family periol44
la the flames.