The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-04 00:00:00

SPORTING.

WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETLVG.—Trirrran iv.
SELLING STAKES of 6 wee. each, with 20 added. Winner
to be sold for 1201., Re. Heats. One mile aad a quarter.
Mr. 11. Johnatone's b b John Harris, 3 yrs, to be sold for
GS ,Dunn) I I
Mr. Waller's b e Pottinger, 3 yrs 0 2
Mr. Bartow's b g Hector, 3yn (SOL) 2 dr
Mr. Russel', Ch in Campanile, 3 yes dr
Mr. T. Parr's b g Declaration, 4 yes
Mr Wood's bsa Arnasement, 3 yea, to be sold for 60/ 0 0
Mr. G. Cowley's br (Scandal, by Pantelooa, out Lam-
poon, byCanse4 dr
Mr. J. Day's b f Milliner, 4 yrs 0 0
Bwaersreass of 5 soya. each, with 20 added, to horses
not thorough-bred. Heats. One mile and a rimmter.
Mr. Parry's b g Tom Jolly, 3 yrs (Whitehouse) 0 1 1
Mr. Williants's b g Cranbrook, 4 yrs I dr
Mr. H. Waring'. gr en Ross, 3 yrs II 2
Mr. Smith's b g The Miller
Mr. T. Prier's Legislator, 3 yes
Mr. G. Carter nae b e Linnceus, 3 yes 0 dr
Mr. Davis's br g Jack, 4 yrs, late lags and Steel
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 6 SOTS. each, with 2 added,
for bonne of all deecriptions. Heats. One mile and a quarter.
Mr. Weler'sb h Columbus, 5 yrs, 7M121b (Wakefield) 0 1 1
Mr. Nieholl.es b h Moscow, 4 yrs, 74 41b 0 2 2
Mr. W. Smith's b g Master Dawns, S yn, Set 61b 1 0 3
lord Warwick'. Yardley, aged, 9st 41b 0 3 dr
Mr. Flintoffs be m The Rhine, aged, 74 121 b 2 r
Mr. W. Waring's it c The New Bro a, 3 yrs, 7st 21b_ 3 dr
Mr. Starrett*. be m Romance, 4 yes, Sat 2lb
Mr. Price's eh g Gaffer Green, sped, est TM
Mr. Brewer'. elt b [trail...Man, 4 yes, 7st 41b
MATCH, 1001., h ft. I mile. Owners up. Coon Badly-
oaf., list 71b, spinet Lord Strathmore's Cbstham, list. Off,
Couat Bethany paid forfeit.
NEWMARKET COMING

-TtLIDAT.

Mr. Vipan's ViorroyOntilr. Moody, Rail; the Rester.
Mr. Doh to Dorm* beat Mr. Fyroo's Faculty.
Lord Stnalbrike% Milo beat Mr. Dobeite's Douglas.
Mr. Pyrign% Fest Epiph brat Lord Stradbroke's Mohawk.
Mr. BuMmorttis Buie beat Mr. Squire's Oxenden.
Mr. olliett% limy beet Mr. Moody Bamus.
Too Cur.
Mr. Ctsbaldriton's Whittington brut Mr. Dobede's Daisy.
Mr. Ppm% Figaro brat Mr. Moody% Romulus.
Mr. Squire% ()rte.'s heat Mr. Dobede's Doke.
Mr. Bennett% Wildair brat Mr. Buckworth's Bakshealt.
Mr. King's Ithadamanthns beat lord Lord Stmlbrokes Maw.
Lord Stradbmicc% Mainmast beat Mr. Glilett's Goody.
Mr. Praan's Fancy Boy brat Mr. Vi 's Valiant.
Mr. Gillette Girl of Kent bent Mr. g!pan% Sergeant.
OAR..
Mr. Gillette Giddy Polly brat Mr. Pylon's Fettles.
Lord Stiadbroke's Minima beat Mr. Vipan's Vaal&
Mr. Dobmie's Dot best Mr. nom% Pergola.
Mr. Dobede% Baptiste beat Mr. Gill Godly's.
Lord Stradbroke's Michaehnas beat Mr. Preon's
Mr.BuckworthY Bridermaid beat Mr.Osbolderton'e Wind Bkossoot.
Mr. Squire's Ornament bent Mr. King's &relies..

BOAT RACE ON Tug TYNE.—The skiff-matelt between
Clasper and Mathison for 1001. aside, and concerning which great
interest has been excited in aquatic circles for some woekß peat,
was fixed to come aff on Monday hod, the dietetic° being from
the High Level-bridge, at Newcastle, to Icotswood-bridge. The par-
ties started themselves, and pulled nearly together till opposite the
Shot-tower, about a mile from the starting point, where the boats
fouled. Clasper leading by about bait a length. A wrangle ensued,
both parties claiming the prize; but the referees decided that the
match should be rowed over agshi, which was dons according on
Tuesday, when Niaddison was the victor by 100 yards. An immense
number of spectators assembled on the banks of the river and on vari-
ous malt on Dot days, and there were special trains, as usual, on the
Newcastle and Whale Hallway.