The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-22 00:00:00

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NEWSPAPIR PRESS FUND.

Os Saturday the second celebration of the News-
paper Prose Find took plass at the Freemesons' Tavern,
Mr. CRAMP Deccan in the chair. The room in which the
Mom wan had was crowded almost to inoonveniscos, some.
Wag like 300 poems having samprobled on the 004111011.
The company Winded Lad Truro, the Right Hos. Spe-
w H. Walpole, IL P., Mr. 0. N. Newdepto, M.P., Mr.
Behoidell, M.P., Mr. Maguire, M.P., Mr. J. J. Powell,
M.P., CC' Jocmg Sykes, M.P., General Sir John Boileau, Ad-
miral Brawler, the Hon. Mr. 0016, 00010111631Wf from
Canada, Sir Norton Ileatelthall, the Lord Mayor of Dubai,
Muslims', Ms. Anthony Trollops, Professor Owen,
Mr. Theodore Martin, Mr. W. H. Willa, Mr. K. Yates, I
Mr. Shirley Brooks, Mr. W. P. tiodrow, Mr. J. B. Robin-
eon, Mr. E. L. Blanchard, Mr. 0. Dickens, jun., Judi*
Manoclajoe Cursetjes, Alderman and Sheriff Dais, Sheriff
lien, Mr. M. F. Tapper, Alderman Phillips, Mr. Donald
Mist, Mr. C. B. Matti, Daptain Eatwiek, the Belgian
Cineal, the Moats Vilma Chasal, the Maxima Comm&
Guesal, Mr. IL Be Stamp, ke.
After the nasal loyal and patriotic toasts.
The CRAISMAI said—Ladies and Gent',—When a
rug child is produced after dinner
cle of ad-
hunng relations sod friends, I bare generally observed that
their cooveniatioa—l suppose lam instinctiee ronseenbrease
et the uncertainty of latest life—usually takes • se-
tesepoirve tarn. Thep my how much the child has
grows since the last dinner: what • remarkably fine
and it - to have bees bon only two or three years
egu and so 'forth. Whoa • young institutioa A pedesed
• after dinner, there is not the some uncertainty or eilicomy
se is the case of the child, sad it may be ooatideatly pre-
fetid of it that if it deserve to live it will surely live, ad
that if it deserve to die it will rarely die. The proof of &-
tort in such a cam as this most be mainly sought. I suppose,
firstly, 10 what the society means to do with ite mosey ;
secondly, the extent to width it is supported by the Oise
with whom it originated, and for whom it is designed ; sad
lastly, in the power of its hold upon the public. (Hear,
be. I add this lastly, because so such institution that
evarer I beard of yet dreamed of existing apart from the
public, or ever yet oonsidered it a degradation to accept of
polka support. Meer, hear, and ehorau) Now what the
Newspaper Pries Food proposes to do with its roomy is
to g relief to members in want or distress, and the
widows. families, parents. or other near relative* of do-
omed niembere—its members, in right of a certain mode-
rate provident annual subecriptioo, commutable, I observe,
ten • provident life subeoriptios—its members comprise the
whole paid class of Money contributors to the
peers of the United Kingdom, and every oboe
el reporters. The number of its members at this
time lest year was emoothing below 100. At the
peessat time it is somewhat above 170, eel iscluding 30
members of the prom who are regular subscribers, but have
• nit as yet qualified en regular members. The number
L steadily on toe increase, am only as regards the inetnipo.
limo pries, but also as repute the provincial press through-
out the °wintry. I have observed within them few days '
thee trey amothees of theprees at Manchester have lately
at a meeting expired • streak brotherly interest in this
• institution, and • peat desire to extend its operations,
and to streophia its hands, provided something in the
idepoodeat nature of life aseuranes and the purchase
of deferred annuities could be introduced into its
' deeails, cad always assumieg that in it the metro.
Csad the provisoes stead oa perfectly equal ground.
" Hear, bur," and cheers.) This appears to me Wbe a
and so very moderato that I can hardly have a doubt
et the es the pert of the manager or et the bone.
lasi and Asrmooioan results. (Hear. hear.) It only resuidoe
I. add on this had of deserts the agreeable circumstance
that out of an the mosey collected m aid of the society
&rig the lasi year more than one-third came exolneivaly
from she press. ("Hew," and cheers.) Now, ladies and
ge•tdemeo, in regard to the last claim—the last point of
desert—the hold epos tit publie—l think I may say that
Wely cos e single hadividual in this great company
m
led to-day to see • newspaper, or has failed to-day
to Wax something derived from a newspaper which woe
quite unknown to him or to her yesterday. (Hear, hear.)
Of all those realms crowds that have this day
Cunard the straits of this epormorts city, the same
may be said as the paint gigantio rile. (Hear, hear.) It
may be said almost squally of the brightest and the dullest,
the largest and the least provincial town iu the empire, sad
this, observe, not only as to the satire, the indastrrtaooauss,, the
healthy aroma the population, bat also as to the •
the idle, the very blind, and the deaf and dumb. (Heer, I
hear.) Now, if the men who provide this all-pery adiog pre-
eiroce, this Inc.' edictal, übiquitous newspaper,where may
. description of intelligence on every subject of human in-
tweet, collected with immerse pains and immense patience
Wend by the mercies of • labonowiracquired faculty,
united to a natural aptitude, much of the work done in the
night, at the sacrifice of rest end sleep, and quite apart from
• the marital strain by the coasts:it oeertasking of the two wait
, delicate of the mares, eight and hearing—l my, if the men
who, through the newspapers, from day to day, or from
• night to night, or from week to week, furnish the public
with so mush to remember have not a righteous claim to be
remembered by the public, then I declare before God I
know no work which deserves to be acknowledged. (Loud
cheers.) It would be absurd, it would be actually i,i. i ri.
neat, in such ea assembly sa this if I were to attempt to ex-
patiate upon the extraordinary combination of remarkable
qualitiseinvolved in the production of any newspaper. But an-
' sear* the majoetty of this unociatod body to be composed
ofreporters,Moues reporters of ou tried or other cocoons
the majority of the literary staff of almost every newspaper
that is not compilation, I would TODWIO W remind you,
if I delicately may, in the =gut presence of members of
parlierneet, how much we, the public, owe to the reporters
if it were only far their skill in the two great mimosa of
condensation and rejection. (Laughter, and load °herring.)
Conceive what oar sufferings, under an Imperial patio.
asset, however popularly coostituted, wider Ito waver glorious
• ecrostitution, would be it the reporters could not skip.
(Much laughter.) Dr. Johnson, is one of his *bleat
assertions, declared that "the man who was afraid of any-
.thiag mut be a somindrel, sir!" Though admitting that
AN lOW who is afraid of • newspaper will powally be forted
ti be rather something like it, I still must freely own that
I should approach my parliamentary debate with infinite
fear and trembling if they were so anthill ully served up
far my breakfast. (Laughter.) Ever since the time whoa
the old man and his son took their donkey home, which
were the old Greek days, I believe, and probably ever sieve
the time when the dookey went into the ark—perhaps
be did not like his accommodation there—hot certainly
teem that time downwards, he has objected to go in
any direetioa required of him—(laughter)—from the re.
aseleat periods it has been toned impossible to pious
everybody. (fur, hear.) Ido not for • moment seek to
eimosal that I know that this institution has been objected
he: As an open fact challenging the freest discussion and
tawdry, aid seeking no sort of shelter or tamer but what
it eau vie it has noel*. I apprehend, but iteelf to urge
whist obis:bor. No institution conceived in perfect
=y and good faith his a right to object to being qua-
to soy extent, and any institunoo so based must
be lathe end the better for it. (Hear.) Moreover that this
amity has been questioned in quarters deserving of the most
respectful ebonies I take to bean indiputable fact. Now,
I for one have that respectful attention, sad I have come
nit of the dimwit= to where you see me. (Cheers.) The
while elude of the arta is pervaded by institutions between
which and this Ima descry no difference. The painters'
ad has four or five such institution. Tim musicians' art,
so zealously and chanciest, represented here, has likewise
MOM' such institutioes. Jo my own art there ia one, con-
cerning the details of which my noble fried the president
of the society sad myself have torn each other's hair to •
mosiderable extent (Laughter). In the dramatic art there
are four, and I never yet heard any objection to their principle,
szeept, indeed. ie the cases of some famous actors of large
pins, who bevies through the whole period of their goo
-
emu positively rehiaed to establish a right in theta,
beiame, in their old age, and declining repentant*, sup-
lissom for their bounty. (Hear, hear.) It is urged against
ghis particular institution of all that it is objectionable be.
MUM a perliamentary reporter, for instance' might report a
Patecribing M.P. fa large, and a sou-subsiriblog H.P. in
little. (Laughter.) Now, apart from the sweep's/:10nm
el thboherga, whit, it fi Or be observed, lays the tutor.
haute Y.P. and the unfortucate reporter under pretty
iamb the same anspicice—apart from this oonsidaratiou,
I reply that it is notorious in all newspaper offices that
every inch man is reputed accord to the position he
szirin the public eye, and according to the Giros sat
of what be has to say. (Cheers.) And If there we
ever to be uncap t ite members one so very foolish to hi
bear= , sad so very dishonourable in himself, as moan,
te Amelia trust, I confidently ask those has, the mod
asquistod with journalism, whether they believe it possible
time say newspaper ao ill conducted as to WI iostantly
to detect hint could possibly exist as a thriving enterprise
for one single twelvemonth (Loud cheers) No, ladies sad
gentimen, the blundering stupidity of such • monad
would have no chum against the acute sagacity of news-
paper editors. Bat I will go further, and 'abaft, to you
list the offset», if it i to be dreaded at all, is far more 1
Moly of esmaimion on the part of some recemat
follower of a mattered, disunited, and hell.
body, than when them is • public 'pinion established by
Vie onion of all dames of its members for the 000W3011
giud, the toodeacy of which mioo must in the rotors of
Mims be to roam the lower members of the pram towards
lie higher, and never to bring the higher towards the lower
(cheese.) I hope! may he allowed in the very few Gioiag
wadi that I feel • desire to my In remembrance of some
eireeniseasows, rather special, attending my present 0031114.
Min of this chair, to give those words something of • personal
tom lam not here 'Avocado, the cue of • mare ordinary
dial of wbornl have Mew so Imewledge. I held • brief
paight for my brothels, (Lend and motioned cheering.)
I west ito the gallery of the Hoses of Commove as a
peelianientary reporter when I was • bop not eighteen,
aid i lift it—l can hardly believe the hmixonible truth—
s,* thhray yeeer Igo : sad I have punned the eating
et a reporter under airommisem el which many of
asp bat rea at home in Bighted here, many of my
lisehren's eneommes, can form no adequate caw
eapdoe. I have often transcribed for the plater from
my alicet-lised metes important phis spathes in which
lite striseestermaseey wee required, sad • mitike is which
"maid he,. iamb arming men anonlybearpronsieieg, writ-
-w; se the palm of my bud by the light of a dark intern
-ant dries and four, galloping through • wild country
Ai the bad of the night, at the then Parris*,
Wits hop 714 vory Maw I was at

Exeter I strolled into Asada yard these by iientify for the
amusement of • frieod, the spat on rid* I roe " took," r
Lo red to all it, an elsor remit a my noble frail
Lord Russell in the midst of a lively light maintained h 7
all the vagsbnds in that division Si the miry. and ender
\
snob poling nun thatl remember two goodastsged isol-
Imager, what:ha:sad to be at 1111/1" held a pcskst ingather-
chief over nil note-book, after the manner of
• rate campy is an sededardial proemial.
(Laughter.) I have worn my aim by galas on
Horn re
Co old back row of the old play et the eld
House of Cameos ; sad 1 bar wars my feet by reading
to write in a preposterous pm is the old House of Lords,
where we OSId to Ilm huddled likes* y amp (laughter).
kept in valise till the wormer might ant renuffing. (A
Inch.) Retaining borne from excited political meetlage
in the ornery to the waiting pram in 1. don. Ido verily
believe I have bra upset la almost every description of
volatile ksows in this merry. (A lainitn) flume ben, in
my lime, belated on miry by-rads towards the small hears,
fort; or fifty miles from Leedom, is • riskery ceivisge, with
exhausted home and driers pageboys, sad have got back
in lime before publioatioo, to lis received with never-for-
gores compliments by Mr. Bleak, in the broadest of Scotch,
coming from the birder of bears I ere knew. (Hier,
heat.) Wise and gentlemen, I mention theme trivial
thiam a. aa aamerenos to you that I never have forgotten
theferisation a that old pursuit. (Cheers.)The pleasure
that I used to feel in the rapidity and dexterity of its exer-
cue has never faded out of my breast. Whatever little
rasing of band or heed I took to it, or acquired in it, I
have so relined as that I fully Wire I could resume it
tomorrow. (Cheery.) To this present year of me life,
i era I at in this hall, or where not, bearing a dull speech
i —the phenomenon does cgoour—laeghtw)—l sometimes
beguile the tedium of the moment by mentally following
the speaker in the old, old way ; and sometimes, if you or
believe me, I even dad my hand going as the table-oath.
(Laughter.) Accept these little tenths as a oonfirmstioa of
what I know, as a confirms:kir of my interest in thie old
calling. Accept them as a proof that my feeling for the
vocation of my youth is not • sentiment taken up to-
nicht to be thrown away tomorrow—(her, bear))—bat a
faithful sympathy, which is a part of myself. (Cheers.)
I vain believe, lam sure, that if I bad never quitted my
rid I should have bees foremost mad seder is the
rarer this iostitutioo, believing it to be • sousd, •
wbeheense. sod a good or. Ladies and gentlemen, I am
to pr wee to you to drink "Prosperity to the Newel:epee
Prase Fad,' with which tort I will 000neot, as to its
asknewledgmest, a name that has shed new brilliancy on
even the foremast newspaper in the world, the illustrious
maim of Mr. Resort (Loud cheers.)
Dr. W. IL Rosexth—Thens is some difficulty in my Med-
ia( up to return treks for the Newspaper Preis Fund, iis
you are aware that a voice of support and esooursomeut
may sot be quire:rend to comae from the resorts to which
I have bees acenstomed--at least the voices that bar pre.
ended from it at. not thine of escioungemet or sup
(bar, hear)—but lam sure that when the great organ of
popular sentiment and of popular *pries Is aware of the
fore of argument, of the force of entitle, and the fore of
rotiment that are brought to bear is edema, and is main-
tenance of this institution, that we may receive less Delphic
utterances, or at lest toms of so decided distouragemerst.
darer) Any bow, for emelt I should he unfaithful to
the calling to which I am proud to helm if, knowing
what claims my brethren bre upon popular sympathy and
rapport, and how right it la that they should be beaded
together in defers of their owe interest'. I for one should
fed that I had abandoned all sentiment and efeeling
with rapi dto oar common milling,and tolle pro-
reran to which I bar& if I did sot rime 'nor
nadliy and, with all my heart and all my soul say
" Amen " to one of the 6sst piers in sapper and glo-
dilating of our own profession, illustrated and adored
by him, that I ever herd. (Hess, hest.) I can only say,
further, than this Newspaper Prim NMI, established as it
has bees but es tsar, and the elaikake of which I am per-
feselY ignorant of, has plead heel by Mr. Dickman speech
this evening in a podtion before the world, which ail the
winds of rhetoric may assail, and all the Morro. of logic
may beat setter in vain, for it Made upon a rook.
(Cheers.) It is now my duty and my plasma to propose
the health eil the chairman. (Cheers.) lam destitute of
words to express my tether of &nerd for him Pass-
pally, and the admiration with which I in 00M111011 with
you and all who speak the English 'language, reed hie
err. (Oren.) After some further marks la
ens to the be effect exercised by Mr. Dickens'
writing, Dr. Russell concluded by proposing his health.
The tear was drunk with applause.
Mr. Commas Litmus bristly acknowledged the orn-
pliment.
The next toast proposed was " The Howes of Lords and
Commove," Lord Tomo acknowledging its behalf of the
House of Lards, end the Right Hon. H. WALPOLI, on the
part of the House of Cams.
The heaths of the vocalists and the leans were proposed
and drunk with hearty enthusiasm.
In the MOM of the evening subscriptions were announced
amounting in the whole to about 1,2001.
A letter from 11. Berryer was read, regretting his inabi-
lity to be present. The concluding ramp was es fol-
lows : " I ocarestulate, although away, year happy era-
try, to bate no other care than to honour and reward the
ma who have devoted themselves to the most practical
sad met precious portion of social freedom, whilst we
have falls, back is Facto, to the gad necessity of devoting
our efforts to regain for the most noble rid patriotic minds
the right and liberty to eolighteu their fellow-citizen. and
to protect their dearest interests."
An at the banquet last year, the musical StiTICAIDCS were
of as rural order. The programme Molnar the 0.1111111 as
solo instrumentalists of Madams Schumann, sod of HarrJoe-
aim, late happily:eater to the Ring of Hanover. The vo-
calist. were Malls. En/quiet, Mies Louie' Pyso, Miss
Emil 7 Bolden., ad Mr. W. Haulm Mr. Sims Reeves
was prevented by severe indisposition from being prement,
bath. place was ably supplied by Mr. Cummings. Mr.
'tenedict was reductor. Mears, bard very kindly sent
Os: I or of their finer mart pianofortes.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

THE MIETLICIG AT BATH.
to nth Janos OF MU arum.
BEN—Bath bat been the scene of too many Derby
changes te be neglected on Tuesday acid Wednesday nett,
with all the beet judges in a knot about the forthcoming
mate* for, although many who annually go as to the
loath:ewes solely to gloat over the Mow ithal of • favourite
have bees dimppointed for the Let two or throe years, some
meet detain blows must be struck there, from present
appearthoss, as it is inthomilth the dozen candidates that
now look so threatening
_ma all keep their places to the
Lat. Eves should nothing alarming really occur the
premat race of operators will not let things remain is 1141 U
quo the " bull" and " bear" amino now punned in OODD*IIOII
with all our great races being certain to create some havoc
wherever betting men do coogrogater for the next few days.
They could not let the favourite, Gladiator aloes at
York • and Kangaroo, who Dews looked like Doming to bin
I old Phi* again, was sent completely to the rigbtabout at
Salisbury, where the Dembury trial horse, Athworth, pre
his stable companions • kick down the hill by succumbing to
the Most Friday. The lattar's Queen's Plato victory was
I the only isaidsut of the past
.week that directly influenced
the Derby ; and should he win the Beth Hisamai, a three-
,
par-old race over • mile and • half, ths puce and white
will need to be taken care of on the eventful 31st, for he
will have something worthy of trying • Derby horse
opposed to him in Misaimary, who proved him-
self a very fair horse in the Craves week at
Newcomb'''. There is a numerous Gary for the
stake, Anti-Maomear, Tennymo, Watebbox, Editha,
Shreve/ill, Sydmonton, Haarlem, and ;Jezebel oorapririq
the best public horses oppoesd to the above pair, who would
have, howevewonost to fear from sash as Brown Dime/land
Dilly Dilly (once beaked heavily for the Derby), if they
emerged from their obscurity. But I fully anticipate Fri-
day's triumph If he runs, and the prise is bound to tempt
him, being our of the six in the me that represent
an aggregate value of about 4, Two-year-old nom' is
a met important ingredient in the WI of fare hers; and if
Simi /ELM (get 71b), Qui Vise (Bst 7111, Salisbury (Bst 101 b),
Robin Hood (Bst 71b), Salim ((get Mb). and (8"
101 b), meet for the Fool,4l4Ditl Triennial, the meted will
afford a positive treat, for these are all excellent performers.
1 The entry includes many other very pronualagitiveuiles, le-
t Media; two or three that have come out in_tieblio too "
ward" to show their real merit ; but King Hal sad Qui Vire
ought to hold their own, with their Mb sLowances, as lf
anything came out and beet his Majesty we should have ••
more decided favourite for the Derby of 1803 than there is
for that of 1866. Hitedkaps it is getting positively sick*n
lag to look at, great or small, for no sooner as a candidate
be panned upon as likely to win then it is made safe, if it
become geed favourite sough for some money to be laid,
and the sotorims Buckloot's pregame in the Bomersetabire
Stakes readers that a very awkward race to discus". That
he can win I have no doubt, and there are signs of his
party being in earnest; but should be be again withdrawn at
the last moment the race will be very open, the com-
petitors being moderato enough for Little Ooy to
have • good chasms, whilst Drown% should do good
battle with Bally Edmood (better "in " than Buck.
foot. if he his retained his form) or My Cob. The
County Members' Plate has four of J. Day's string in it—
Raglan, Lady Williams, Gearclateee, and John Davie—sad
yet the selected champion will have everything to fear from
Caszooette, unless Guardsman is in the humour to tee.
They are is even streorr force for the Dollars Park Plate
on the mood day, with Tippler, Bathant, Raglan, John
Davis, Harcourt, or the Count to pit against Bradthat
but in the weight for age races their hosts of repressatatime
are not so dangerous, Hither having all their lot safe, app.
neatly, in the Badminton Stakes, whilst Mail Troia
(allowed 91b), Ely, Victorious, Fills de PAir, and Cam-
bemoan would all prove too good for the bast of their half
soon in the new Bataan Cup if they entered the lista.
This addition to the many interesting features is
the programme is a most important oce, and
the entry of sixty-four must have astonished the
most sanguine of its promoters, who made a great
mistake when stipulating that the three and four year olds
should meet at 191 b, which is quite 71b too little io a two
mile and a half spin just now. This error, coupled with the
fact of the Derby being so close at had, will keep Dearly
all the three-yearokla out of the geld, as sot one of theta
could hope to overthrow Filth de PAO and Cambium°, who
should run the moat smiting race of the meeting if the
meet, ea they would have to be weighted at about the Bst glb
and Bst 10112 they run at were they in a handicap—the
horn, if anything. having a shade the beet of it. The
Weston Stakes is soother great two-yearold event, Qui
Vin (get 12lb) and King Hal (Bst 101 b) having the slash-
Liing Baba to teats this time, and the best of
11d
will have all his work to do to beat
Lord St. Vincent's son of Artillery, whom I should
unhesitatingly give the preference to over •
course despite his penalty. The Welter Handicap, Friday
ought to lease to Accideat, if his owner Yin earnest about
the Derby ; but the Bath Hathicao will have to be settled
by what previously transpires at the meeting, the results of
which will also materially teeniere the two handicaps that
are to come off at Harpeadm on Friday, if they do not
settle the Two-Year-Old Slam, wherein Comps and
&nankin are the moat noteworthy names to be discovered
now.-1 am, Ice., METEOR.

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Frisby Nakao, f by Mookeis Deer—Bora, Bally go Frey
Dein% Vas Duoak (31b),41a1t0, (Sib). Lady Ifiedejpe
(3lb), Lard Wrialreve, Lady Asti-lboarear (We),
Teeuysou (b b), lb), Chimney Sweep. Free (31b), Bonet
(fib), Drawers Mehl= (3161. Hope (31b), Amts.:olio
Rib), Tbe dvift. f Yolgitt of larrideryy Sambre' (34b),
Viola (Sib), Rookie", (31b), Ham the Eighth (b 4)
fby Tadmor—Lady WIWI) (31b), J0,.-aleck (3(b), Ilie Star
(dib), Keepsake (Sib), Zieca, Mato (Mb), Veateall„ Wild
Dee (Slh), Dilly Daily, c by Ouletao—Vset, Oivatlabaad,
Lord of BMus, abrapaiell, Doublet (3/b), Uader Play (Sib).
Gamma, Water Mary, Wade (31b). Friday, Oceivoit, did-
minim, The Miamiosary, Brows Da yreil (3lb), Diairielalb).
Viceroy, Widrawake (Sib), ibuiriera (31b). air
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0011. (31b), Avoooliff, TourtereLle (31b), Vegas, Revenue
(31b), Theodore (Sib), Jesabel (Sib), Cookerov, Bayard'
(3lb), Le Calf Agile (31b), Nobly Girl. The Approver (31b),
Weatherboard (3lb), Honali (dead), Abatis (dead), Miriam

(dead) (3114.- -
TRH SOHlMltatraimg STAMM of 25 Dorm *sob, 1511, km,
with 100 gilded ; Ms whim, of any handicap amounting to
500 6066. after April 27. 71b ; of say otber handicap with
public moo& added, Mb extra ; pena lise seciamulitive.
Two miles and a diakonal. 82 subs, 48 pd).
Ago at 1 Age et lb
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Riling- ion 6 Spring Gun . . ...... gc,
Buoldool 4 Hustle Beauty . ~. . DM&
Tax amer = &Mos of 5 eon. mob, with 40 Wad:
3-yr.elds,K 7K en 1011 a ; four, Set Rib ; five, six, and aged, 9st;
selling sod other allowances. Straight half.milo.
THE FtlibT YEAR or THE Fourrmars B11111814LST•8111
of 10 eons. mob, with 50 added, for fads of 1863 ; Dolts, Slat
; fillies and gelding. let jib ; untrisd homes or muss
allowed 31b. Straight half-mile. (70 subs) F 571. r.:
minion-119litre* is by Kioptown—Ombro (31b).
Maar= (31b), Exeter (bib), Stoic (31b), I by Newoaiosiar—
Woodorelt's dam (yres& nom.), Pear I by St. Albans—
Lad y Kiapton (31b), Closilloo (31b), Soot. Familiar, Dashes.
of Newcastle (31b), Qui Vim (31b), Ceylon (late Saucy Boy).
o by St. Album—Do/slim (31b), • by Promised Land—Meid
of Liacolo (31b), The Spy. Custaloga (31b), Betroused (31b),
ICUs Hal (31b), 816•11d66 The Opposition, o by Newmiuster
—Mime Lavinia. Sells. Leali (31b), Killisorankie, Mirella,
Florida (lat. Kiersorge), Bose Chula, Tommy (bib), Eppie
(31b). Eli, Lookial, Algar, St. Sophist Mb), Lady udio,'
Robin Hood (31b), Coms;vatire, Maid of Lorna e by Pro-
mised Land—Goidfisdea's dim (bib), Salisbury, ylph (314
Quess May (gb). Brother to Guerilla, Edith. OLthotor,
Monk of Avon, El Ole, Mischief (31b), Lee (31b), Freedom,
Qui vs li, Voluateer, Tibdsr (31b), I by Trumpeter—Styrio
(Sib), The Sharper, The Crease (31b) Kinglike, Lardtado,
The Oreolo, Aceocusteat, Lady Sopigeoefl. Pitt, To
The Musa (bib), General Leo (311,), ps, Kato D&'
tell. Norio* (bib), Esperiemos (dead).
Tlll COMFFY 110111188' PLATE (Haridiospl. of 50 sots.,
by Sir William MIS. Hart., sad W. . Keatobboll.
Eq. • the winner of any haudiasp attar the weights are
publabod May 17, at six p.m.), 51b extra. 1 mile.
age
Ago at lb it lb
Rocking& 1 Blt Mica the J01Mr.... 6 10
Overtime
Beentls
IVermlneter
Gloidoe Dud 6 710 huh Mal s 0
21401011 - Mies
Miro 4 7 8 Be ilon
Raglan g 12
(loe alb ex) .. 1 7 7 Cramp
Camomile 1 76 My Cob
Veal 4 7 4 OulldhaU
OusrdsmaaGs 61b ex) 4 V 1 Ertl:weld Dsgoior
Eleanor
Lady Williams 4 7 0 The kland 3 7
Norms 5 7 I How Dell 3 7
'domes

Roane MOCK 007 07 Tang iNGAGIIIII7IS.
May 13, at 9 a.m., Jack Jukes, out of the Longleat
Staltisa_st Sallabeep. At 12.30 p.m., Renfrew, out of the
Great Northers Heolloap ; Royal Tartar, out of the Zet-
land Stakes, York. At 3.10 p.m., Aurelian, out of all 'a-
mmonia.
- May 15, at 9 a.m., Ardericas, out of Epsom and Man-
chester simmer engagements. At 1/30 p.m., Revival, out
of the Great Northern ilaudicap. At 1.30 p.m., Fancy,
out of all enpgsments in Mr. Mundy's name. At 2.15
p.m., all Mr. Hodgman 's bones, out of Salisbury ravage-
rondo. At 4.40 p.m., ninon, oat of the Great Northern
Handicap.
May 16, at 9.m., Simple Maid, out of all sagsgements ;
Plates, out of Bath ertgagemeate; Warminster and Teddy
out of the Old Gauls Stakes' ; Whalabon• sad Agnes Wick-
field filly, out of Salisbury enpgements ; Haulm out of
Salisbury engapments ; lluatic Beauty, out of Somenet•
shire Stakes. At 1.50 p.m., Skefaugton, out of all engage.
moots. At &30 s.m, La Toucques, out of the Great
Northern Handicap. At 3.2:5 p.m., Buefoot, out of Great
Northam Haodkap, as York. At 7 p.m., Doable X and
Queen of Tramps, out of Bath ringspmeuts.
May 17, at 9 a.m., all Prima D. Soltykofr horses out of
Old Calk Stakes.

THE FRENCH OAKS.
PARIS, MAT 21.
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