The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-03 00:00:00

MEDICAL

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ROYAL CocLeon OP ScaosoNe.—Yesterdar the follow-
lAg gentlemen having undergone the necessary examtultio were
admitted meuibers of the college, viz., WRVS. J. O'Brien, Galway;
J. Day, !Middlesex Hospital; 11. J. Rice, Clonmel ; T. Park, Lincoln;
P. MaPen, Bath ; C. I). R. Symons, Devonport ; G. A. 11. Hepworth,
Tewkesbury; M. Thomas, Wellfield, Glamorganshire ; W. E.
Elnpond, near Devorport ; W. Mott, Gordon...wet ; A.
Blyth, Woolwich; W. U. Cost, Biuckbars• H. Prins, Redgrave, Suf-
folk ; E. W. Lowe, Coagleton, Cheshire; mild J. B. Dudley, Dudley.

SPORTING.
NEWMARKET JULY MEETING, 1617.
TUESDAY, JULY 6.—HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 28
Nova each, and only Oft if declared by 10 o'clock the evening before
running, to go to the second, for 3-yrsalds and tinwares. New T.Y.C.
SWEEPSTAKES of 10 SOTS. each ; 3-yr-olds, Set 91b ; four,
Set lib; nee, B,t 1010; six and aged, 9st ; the winner to be sold for WO
ova. T.M.M.
JI:LT STAKES of 50 SOTS each, 30 ft, for 2-yr-olds; colts, Bst
rft ; BBies, Set Mb; the second to save his stake. New T.Y.C.;
(24 subs.) .1) t Kangaroo, •F(-sue, c Nil Deepeoandam into Wild Buck),
cb e by Venison out of Agnes dam, 54 Sword-player, el Dove, *t. by
Giovanni—siaistria, 515 f Vexation, bby Venison—Folly, se Maley
Moloch out of Young Kean 's dun, bor br Red Doe, Itnk(glitter to
Alarm), Woodcraft. b f Ttie illlddlnlale Maid, sbk f iodine (Tee-
tam, slimmer, 'Elusion, *la •e Dick Tenpin, *6 Comet, eh f Amy,
•eh f Dwia, 515 e Glutton, be Dromedary, dam by Mulatto.
WEDNESDAY.—FIFTY boxy.: 3-yr-olds, 7st 410; four,
Set 71b; five, get Lb; mix and aged, gat 51b; to start at the .tartlet'
post of T.M.M. and ran to the end of KC.
TOWN PLATE of 50 soya., for 3-yr-olds, colt., Sot 71b •
fillies, gat 31h; last mile and a distance of B.C.
SWEEPSTAKES of 10 soya. each, for 2-yr-olds, rolls, Bst 710 ;
fillies Ad 41b ; ths winner to be soli for 200 sous; last half of B.U.
Sw EXPATLILLS of 10 30•11. each, for 3-yr-olds, colts, Bst 71b ;
thee, est tlb ; the winner to be sold for 100 roes; New T.I.C.
TH CESDA Y.—S W EEPSTAK ES of 10 11,R. each, for 2-ye-olds,
Bat Illb ; and three, 9st ; the winner to be sold for 200 sons; New
T.Y.C.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 15 SOTS. each, 10 ft, for an
ages, 2-yr-olds excepted; to start at thestarting-post of D.N. and ran
to the end of the New T.T.C.
C HEISTLIIFIILD STAKES of 30 SOTS. each, 20 ft, for two-yr-
.:4d rot* sst 7)b; fillies, Set 41b; the winner of the July Stakes 111 b,
the second lib extra ; lest he B.M. ; (37 subs.l—Legates, b or br e
Fernhill, •b f Miss Lucy Neal, (May, 52 f b 7 Thistle-whipper, dam
by Cain. sch c by Thistlewhlpper oat of Ferrule, M Sword-player,
Dove, '(by b e latitat, seh f Duplicity, The Foe-
treed Back, sVexation, 5b f Flirtat ion, 111, or br e Brilliant, se Elcho
Castle, .f by Redshank—Buput, b c The Prince, b e Tornado,
b e Messenger, eb c Cherie. Mathews, b f Panic (sister to Alarm), b c
Wocdcraft, br fby Bossard -Layla, 'foie f lodine 415 f Teetotum, *ti c
Comet, 51a or br f rgyptian (toren, sb c by St. (Tani. out of Cowslip,
b f Nony, eh f Amy, *eh f WC a, 41, e Glutton, *la c by Dromedary,
darn by Vanish, b c by Ells, dam by Sultan, sch c Optima., •bic c Toe
Sheriff.
Mums in treeing at Newmarket are distingaished by an asterisk.]
CARLISLE RACES.—WIWassosT.
CLARET STAKES, of 10 tors each, p.p., and 40 added ;
for colt, gat 71b ; and fillies, Set Oh; winners bibs extra. Or INN
and three-quarters. Six subs.
Mr. Jaques's Sir Martin walked over.
ANGEL INN AND LONDON TATEN/N STAKES, of 5 aeon
each, and 20 added. heats, owe round. Winner to be sold fee 200(.,
tee. Six tubs.
Mr. S. L. Fox's Paalmsinger, 5 yrs, 7st 131b...11W.Gates) -
Mr. Moore's Ins, 4 yes, 7st 71b (Kennedy)
Mr. Dawson's Bretwalda, 5 re, Oat IND ...(Cartwright)
Mr. H. Johnstooe's Miklos, 5 vs, ON IN (Noble)
Mr. Merry's Bsdixage, 3 yn, Sat (Holmes)

0 1 1
1 3 0
0 0 2
0 2 3
2 0 0

Psahasbit; tkafistoarite. Rosy by a head:
MAIDEN PLATE of 501., for three-year-olds, Tat 21b;
four years, Sat Mb; five years, get ; six years andaged, 9st Gib; mares.,
gee, allowed Sib. Heats, twice round.
Mr. Taylor's George Stephenson, 3 yrs . (Simpson)
Mr. B. Green's The Lan* 4 yrs fWlatrinabam)
Mr. Banke's Grand Sesame, 4 yrs . (Pattison)
Mr. Ridley's Bknstion, 3 yrs (Duncan)

O 1 1
1 4 2
O 2 0
0. 3 0

itcesimon'e Faithlesss', 3 yea (Kennedy) 2 0 0
The first beat was won Pay, the second by a head, and the third by
three parts of a length.
THVESDAT.—CORBY CASTLE STAKES of 10 sore. each,
with 40 added, for twe.yeer-old colts, Ast 71b, and fillies Bat 31b. The
second to are his Make. Winners once, 31b, twice, Sib extra. T.Y.C.
S subs.
Mr. S. L. Fox's Le Comte (Mime.) 1
Mr. Itrit's Cybele (Oates) 2
Mr. Meiklaufs Otterbure
Betting : Even on Cybele, and 3to 4 apt Otter=twi Won by a
bead.
CCKBEIILAND PLATE of 2001, added to a handicap of 25
eon each, 13 It, and 3 only If declared. The second to Rare his
stake. Twice round and a die. 51 subn, XI of whom declared.
Lord Egtington's Eryx, 3 yrs, Set 31h (Friel 1
Mr. Jaques's Sir Martha, 3 yrs, Sot Rib
Mr C. Monk's Vanish, 4 yrs, 7st 31b (0. Simpson 3
Betting :7 to 40e Eryx, 2to 1 apt Vanish. Vanish took the lead
=lll peeing the Grand Stand the first time, where ho gave way to
Itryx, who made the rest of the running and won easy by four
leagths; sir Martin wee overpaced throughout
GRAND STAND PLATE Of 301, added to a Sweepstakes of
ems each ; for two-ye sr.olds, sea 4lb ; three, Set ilb ; four. 9st ells;
five, 9.4 10th; six and aged, Wet. Mare., he. allowed 2 lbs. Otte
round awl a dia. 7 subs.
Mr. 11. Johnstease'e Rough and Ready, Sys (W. Noble) 1
Mr. Robertson's Tom Tough, aged (Parr) 2
Mr. Taylor's George Hodson, 3re (Holmes) 3 1
The following also ran, but were not plated:—Mr. B. Greon's SIRS
Mergenve, 2 yrs (Barbara); Mr. Meiktam's Otterburn, 2 yes Ryder);
end Mr. Fox's Le Comte, 2 yrs (Prince).
Bening : Even on George Hudson, 2 to 1 each apt Le Comte and
Mee Maxicare, 3 to 1 apt Rough and Ready, and 4 to 1 apt Tom
Tough. A fine race with three; won by a neck; George Hudson
only a length from the winner.
INNKEEPERS' PLATE of 501.; for three-year-olds, 7st 21b;
four, eat ; flee, Mt 7lb ; six and aged, Set 121 b; Mop that never won 503.
allowed 21b. fiesta, twice round. The winner to be sold for 150
Tainess, te.
Mr. Merry's Marian Ramsay, 3 yrs (dolma) 4 1 1
Mr. liasios's Lady Malorse, 4 yrs 1 I 2
Mr. Polley's Tassels, 3 yes
Mr. B. Green's The Lamb, 4 yrs 2 2 dr
Each heat we. eirerly.
ROCHDALE RACER.—Wionvuusr.
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ROCHDALE gTA4E9Oi27IO•I. each, and Li added, once
round, were won in two heats, by Mr. Vaughan'. Hopeless, 4 yrs,
heating Mr. Ilaworth's Robin Burns, 5 yrs, sad Mr. lieddow's Admi-
ralßO, 6 yrsHA .
1.% H Cur of 50/., added toe FIAT me. r of 10 sous.
each, SR, and 3ft only it declared. Twine round and a ibstance.
Mr. Brown nd Comme Ii Faut, 3 yrs, Nit nib ............. . 1
Mr. Tempest'. Deceiver, 6 yrs, 6st IMb
Mr. Ilesieltins's Yitzwilliam, 4 yr., B.t
Mr. Miatyn's Chartist, 4 yrs, tot
Mr. Davies's Jenny Limb, 3 yrs, 4et 121 b 5
BAOHAI E STAKEC were won by Mr. DAVIES'S Joe, boating
three others.
LUDLOW RACES

LUDLOW STAKES of to son. each, 10 ft, with 30 added
the 'mond to save his stake. Once round and a distance. 16 subs, 11
of whom declared.
Mr. Rartoo's Hector, 5 yrs, 7st 131 b (Whitebeune) 1
Mr. Mason's Dart, 5 yrs, Est
Mr. Medlicot's Little Pan, 4 yrs, rot loth
Mr. Phillips's Little Mary, S yin, ;et 1010 4
Captain Knight's Jolly Beggar, 0 yrs, ftst Mb
MAIDEN PLATE of 501. Heats, once round and a di,
Mr. Part's Attorney, 5 yrs 84 tab (Whitebatie) 1 I
Mr. Southby's Vesta, 4 yrs, Bat 71b 0 2
Mr. Smith's br bby Bean out of Marcella, 1 yrs. 14 31b 1 dr
Mr. Minor's oh f by Clarion, out of Augustues dam, 3 yrs,
Tat 210
Mr. E. te. Davenport'. Novellkt, 3 yrs, 74 Lb 0 dr
Mr. Phillips's Little Lary, 3 yrs, 114 Slb 0 dr
OAKLEY PARK STAKES of 10 son emit, aka 25 added,
for hulf.brol hunters. Mesta, once round and ads.; 3 ashy
Mr. %%alter'. Carendieb, aged, flit 1110 (Scott) 1 1
Mr. Parr's Rnaln tholleau, 4 yes, I Oat gtb 3 2
Mr. Botfield pa b g by the Steamer out of BM to Fanny,
aged II st Illb
Mr. Daries's Jenny Llnd, 4kt 10491 b
Mr. J. Delbert's Madresfie 5 yrs, 114 416
IPSWICH CES—Tterassur.
HER MAJESTY'S PLATE Of 100 guineas. Heats, 2 miles.
Mr. Arter's CaroLlne, 5 yrs, 3M I Ilb
Mr. C. Lily's Glory, 4 yrs, nal Ilb
Mr. S. 1,. Fox's Meaux, 3 yrs, 7st 513 0 3
Mr. W. Russell's Campimile, S yn, fast I Ilb 4 dr
Mr. Noiloth's Daddy Longlegs, aged, 104 210 3 dr
TOWN MEMBERs' PLATE, of aOl., added to a sweep of 5
son. each, for thweeyear.elds, Bm. Heat., 2 miles. 3 auto.
Mr. W. Rumell's Dempanlls, 3 yrs 1 I
Mr. No:l4We Daddy Lawless, aged _
Mr. Westley's Young Zingance, mei 8 dr
OINTLEMIN'B Puase, of 2.51., added to a sweep of 5 eon.
each, for dnee.year-olds, &c. Winner to be mid for 701. Heats, 2
Wks. 4 subs.
Hr. Polleth's Daddy longlegs, aged , 1 1
Mr. Ilsalth's Jerry, aged 2 2
Mr. G. Watley's Yams Zinganre, aged

CRICKET.
iWILSBY v. Kai.—This math was relieved yesterday
monig, at the Oval, Kennington, when the Moneys of the play
"Mob hd easzsatarlsed that of the previous Any, contused. The
le east occasion, was very nmeeruus. Kent rammed
Maw by Pink sat Belton Armin taking the bat. The former
rM•le sun of the prelous day, and Belton Increased ha to
ise SY dun was no other store above a six. Tbw total of
at was 127, or Li more than that of their on
diaialtwdi admirably, and In two following balls took the

wickets of Pilch and Adams. Surrey tben went in, and, as will be
=obtained 160 runt, and ao put Kent in for 146 to win. The
of Mr. Lee, Mr. Felix, Mr. C. lioara, Hayward, and Cheater,
wr of tba highest character, more particularly that of Owner. 'the
woes at elibt o'clock stand thtn

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A. Earndaw, Esq. c. W. Pikb, b
kllllyer
Brockwell, b 11111yer I not oat 1
J. Lee, Esq., a PHA, b =yea 4O c Derantoul MyDa . 20:
Day, b Hy=
N. Vela, Ewq., not oat 47 b Maass
Martinson. c Pilch, b Hdlyer
Sewell, a Darlington, b Dillyer
C. Haan, Esq.. a Darting/0N b
Ifillyer
Hayward, b Myna
Cheater, a 11.11yer, b Myna
Heath, Ib w b Wynn .. .—... .. 2 a Whittaker, b Myna 2
111 cs, 2 ; ad& (Wynn, 3; Byes„ 0 ; .01,1 (Myna,
Jones, I), 4

119

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W. Pilch, c Heath, - b
Day
W. Myna, Esq., 0 Day
C. G. Wkittaker, DR., ti Martin-
Martin, c Heath, 0 Day
Pilch, 0 8r00k...e1l
Belton, b Brarkwell
Adonis, 0 Beceliwell 0
A. Mynn, Gip., run out . ......... - 6
Doeringtok 0 Matlngell
gull
Jolley, not out G
Ringer, c Brockwell, 0 liartiarli 6
Byre, 8; wide (Lae), 2; so ball
(Martiogell), 1

The mask... rimunid this morning.

Eat) !intelligence.
EQUITY COURTS.
adore the Lord_chancellor.

ROBINSON AND °TRIMS V. WALL AND OTHERS.—SALE
Be A UCTION.—RESERVED BIDDING.—SPECIPIC PER-
FORMANCB.—In 1831 Lady Champneys, the wife of Sir
Thomas Champneys, became entitled for her life to large
estates under the will of her father, with remainder in de-
fault of her having issue—which was the case—to her sister
Lady Mostyn for her life, and after her death to her eldest
son, &e. Sir T. Champneys having taken the benefit of the
Insolvent Debtors Act; in 1827, and again in 1835, hie whole
estate, including his interest in his wife', said life estate, was
vested in his assignees, who were, on the second insolvency,
duly constituted. In 1838 Lord Moetyn was desirous to
purchase the life interest of Sir Thomas end Lady Champ-
neys from the assignees, with a view to family arrange-
ments with his son, the first tenant in' tail under the
said will, and for that purpose he entered into an
agreement with the assignees and with Lady Champ-
neys, by which he was to give the assignees 3e 0001. fur
the insolvent's interest, and Lady Champneys 4001. a year
for her life for her interest, contingent upon ner surviving
her said husband. A deed was executed by all these par-
ties, very complicated in its provisions, reciting among other
things that the insolvent's interest should be put up to auc-
tion (as required by the Insolvent Debtors Acts) ; that Lord
Moetyn should attend and bid 35,0001. or more, and should
be declared the purchaser, if he was the highest bidder, but
not otherwise ; and at all events he should bid 35,0001,, but
not he bound by any conditions of sole. The assignees advet-
tised a public auction of all the inselvent's property and his
interest in his wife's property to be sold without any reserved
bidding, &e. At the auction there were eeveral competitors,
and Lord Mostyn's Lidding rose to 49,800/. ; but the de-
fendant Wall, who turned out to be the agent of Flight,
another defendant, bid 50,090/., and he was declared the
highest bidder, and he paid 5,0001, deposit. This, how-
ever, turned out to be a bad bargain, for Sir Thomas
Champneys died in 1839, on which event Lady Chem-
neys became exclusively entitled for her life to the said
estates. Wall and Plight were applied to by the assig-
nees to pay the remainder of the 50,0001., but they
declined, and repudiated the purchase, on the ground that
the arrangement between the assignees and Lord Alwyn
and Sir Thomas and Lady Champneys was concealed from
the public, and that it secured to the vendors a reserved bid-
ding, contrary to the published conditions of sale. The
assignees then filed a bill for specific performance, and the
Master of the Roils, upon the hearing of the cause, decided
that the said arrangement amounted, in effect, is a reserved
bidding, and his lordship dismissed the bill. This was an
appeal against his lordship's decree.
Mr. Bethel, Mr. Rolt, and Mr. Chandlers were for the
appellants ; Mr. Stuart, Mr. Respell, and Mr. Rogers were
for Wall and Flight, the principal respondents. The Lord
Chancellor, at the conclusion of the argument, desired the
material documents in the cause, and the shorthand writer's
notes of the judgment of the Rolls to be furnished to him,
with a view to his judgment, which was postponed for