The Express.
London, England, 1853-02-07 00:00:00

SPORTING.

WILTSHIRE CHAMPION COURSING MEET-
ING.—Fnn. I 70 4.
DItUID CUP, for all ages (16 tubs.), was won Ey Mr.
Brtwo's Bedlam Ben; Mr. Rendga's Rabbi; ran 11p.
GREAT WISTIME SYMMS, for 12 puppies of Ibol, were
won by Mr. Jardioe'e MaragorA and Miss 11..nnah.
AMEIBOILY STALES, for 1• pup:nes of 18.)1, rare WTI
by Mr. Etwall'a Evangelist; Mr. Lawreuee'e Luey Loclut
ran up.

STONERINGI STANDS Were won by Mr. Etwall's EMIL
HLSTON STANDS were divided by Mr. Wow-v.4E460r Eye,
BEACON HILL STANDS were won by Mr.
HCLI,0111) STALL; were won by Capta.n Wyndham's
Whiff and Cabe.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
11T40 HOUNDS.

Ifer Majesty'a, Tuesday, Stoke Common ; Friday, New
Lodge—at hull past 11.
Cheltenham, Tut:slay, Garrick'a House ; i,lay, Beck-
ford luu—at 12.
Baron Rothschild's, Monday, 11.4 lute ; Thursday,
Meutwort —at 11.

Pox siOnstna.
Alhrighton, Tuesday, Hem Gate ; Thursday, Banton;
Saturday, Chillington-at 11.
Bedale, Monday, Salutation Inn, Leeming-lane; Thum-
day, York (fate; Saturday, Cows.; tie Station-at half-
oast 10.
Old Berkshire, Monday, Black Baurtm; Tuesday,
Kingston Bagpsze ; Friday, Goosey Green-at halt-past 10.
Cambridgeshire, Monday, the Hardwieke Arms; Friday,
Ickwell Green-at half-past 10.
Carruartheushire, Tues•lay, Cwmdrisd, near Curns:l;
Friday, Llandisaillia-..t 10.
Cheshire' Monday, Bradfield Green ; 1 soil iy, Pierer ;
Thursday, Arley ; Saturday, Pecittortoi-at i,alt-pa.t 10.
Cleveland, Monday. !Lindeman-tit d ; '1 hur.day, Court
Green-at half-past 10.
Mr. Co!yers', ay, Timbard. ; Tns,alay, Bates
Wood : Saturday, Royal Oak, tVrothain -a; hall-
peat le.
Nunn Devon, Monday, Eblaerly Ann- ; Tt.tir,:ay. Yard
Down-at half.; oat 10.
South Devon, Monday, Radon Race Stand ; Thursday,
Forte's Cr.its-at 11.
Mr. Drake's, Monday, Ham Gret ; Wt,ton
Pest Pits ; Thursday, Edgeott Village ; Sould,.;a
Gate-at a quarter to 11.
Lord Eleho's, Monday, Fishwiek ; Tuesday, 1.1 a!datr. ;
Friday, Swinton aliil 'foil ; Saturday, Hi:ling:oil-a:
hau-
put 10.
F. 8., Monday, Mylor B. idge ; Friday, Laydack
Wood-at 10.
Mr. Fine'', Monday, Bezford : F: iday,
reigny Village-at half-peat 10.
Mr. Garth's, Monday, Hall Pi-see ; Tkurolay, Holdshot
Mill ; Friday, Hartford Bridge Flat-at half-past 10.
Gwrtheyra, Tuesday, Horeb ; Saturday, Troelwawe
(Llang.ler)-at 10.
Hainbledon, Monday, Chalton ; Thursday,
Wickham Gate ; Friday, Upham Pond-at a qua' ttr to 11.
11.11., Monday, Chasston House ; Tuefalay, Brandean
Common ; Thursday, Illislield Church ; Saturday, Upton
Gray-at a quarter to 11.
Ileythrop, Monday, Boulter's Barn ; Wednesday,
Sturdy's Castle; Friday, Little Lksington ; Saturday,
Dean Cross Roads-at half-past 10.
Hursley, Monday, Itookley Pond ; Fr;tl.y, Cranbury
Park-at a quarter to 11.
Mr 'Aunties's, Tuesday, Furze°. F.eltl ; Saturday,
Winslow-at 11.
Mr. Lumun's, Tuesday, Kingaympton ; Friday, Taw-
bridge-at half•past 10.
Mr. Marshall's, Monday, Kennel ; Thursday, Brad-
worthy Village-at 11.
Mr. Morgan's, Monday, Warren's Cress ; Thursday,
Long Cross-at half-put 10.
New Forest, Tuesday, Moyle. Court ; Friday, Kennel-
at 11.
Mr. Newton's, Monday, Tongue End, near Okel.ampton;
Thursday, Gribble Ford Bridge-at 10.
South Oxfordshire, Monday, Wheatley; Friday, Stow
Wood.
Pembroke, Tuesday, Melleston Cross-roads ; Friday,
Amruth Castle.
Pembrokeshire, Monday. Llawhaddin-bridge; Than-
day, Steroids-asides-at IL
i• 'Mktg Wye, biusid.6). Dassels; Thsralay, t brishal
Grange; Saturday, Ardeley Bury-athalf• past 10.
Sir H. Seale's, Tuesuay, Burlestone-a teat ; Friday,
Hardham.
Shropshire Monday, Fox Albrigliton ; Thursday, Lut-
wyche-at ha:lf-east 10.
Simingtoa, Tuesday, Helmsley; Friday, Simin ;ton-
at 10.
Somerset and Wilts, Tuesday, Viaduct Inn; Friday,
Lower Wood-at halfpast 10.
Lord Southampton's, Monday, Badby Wood, Tuesday,
Cowper's Oak; Friday, Astwell Mill; Saturday, Buck-
cells Wood-at 11.
North Staffordshire, Tuesday, Chipnal Wood; Friday,
Stallington-at half-put 10.
Mr. Lee Steere'a, Monday, Itcbingfitld ; Thursday,
Shillingbee Park-at 11.
Surrey Uoion, Monday, Kennel; Wean. *day, Huh)
Hall ; Saturday, Woodbridge-at half-past 10.
Tivyside, Monday, Mandivey-at 10. Thur,ilty, Lling-
wawr -at half-past 10.
Tredsgar, Monday, Coedkernew Pound ; Wtdnesday,
Laurumny Lodge ; Friday, Ebbw Bridge -ut half-
put 11.
Mr. Tralamay's, Tuesday, Chaddlewood West Lodge;
Flete-at half-put 10.
'rearm's, Monday, Heston; Tuesday, Itedbourne
~....aon; Frisby, Datchworth-.t half-pa-t 10. •
Mr. Vaughan a, Monday, Kennel ; Thursday, Dibewidi
mtll.
Vine, Monday, Overton Kennels; Wedartalay,The Farm
lush ; Saturday, Old Basing-at a quarter to I 1. • •
Wheatiaad, Tuesday, Spoonhill ; Friday, Oldbury-at
tall peat 10.
Mr. Wheble'a, Tuesday, Compton ; Thursday, Beech-hill;
Saturday, the Plough, Shiplake-at 11.
South Wilts, Monday, Chilmarsh.eommon ; Wednesdays
Deptford Inn-at 11.
NVyeside, Wednesday, Velinvach.
Colonel Wyndham's, Monday, Goodwood Kennel ; Wed-
nesday, Fitahall; Friday, Stanstead-avenue-at half-past
11.
Sir W. W. Wynn'a, Monday, Sam bridge ; Wednesday,
Brynypys • Friday, Wynnatay; Saturday, Green Dragon.
York and Ainsty, Monday, Skipworth-bridge ; Tuesday,
Streethouses; Thursday, Copgruve ; Saturday, Linton-
at half past 10.
SCOTCH.
Duke of Bueeleneh's, Monday, Melli retain ; Tuesday,
Drinkston • Thursday, the ; Saturday, Edden
-at half-peat It.
Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire, Tuesday, Blair ; Satur-
day, Broadfield-at a quarter to 11.
Linlithgow and Stirlingshire, Tuesday, Bart Hill; Thurs-
day, Ingliston Gate ; Saturday, Armatlale-hill ollbar-at a
quarter to 11.

Saturday,
Mr. Tre,

Ailtsbaw, Monday, Birkly ; unday,' Watb ; Satur-
day, Dandraw.
Aikton, Monday, Whitrigg; Wednesday, Thursday, Fri-.
day, Orton Schoolhouse—at 9.
Lord Bolton's, Tuesday, West Bolton; Saturday, Ley-
burn—at It.

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Bronwydd,Wedneeday, Penyrherbert ; Srturdey, Glany-
ravonat 11.
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Cardigan, Tuesday, New Mill; Friday, Lantood—at 11.
Carlisle, Tuesday, Wresy ; Friday, Dal-ton—st 10.
Craven, Monday, Nappa Bar; Thursday, Giil Church;
Friday, Craven Heifer—at 11.
Mr. Deacon's, Wednesday, Goodameavry House ; Satur-
day, Whiteehurch Down—at 10.
Dalverton, Monday, Shilliugford; Friday, Mountaisy
half past 10.
E.mont, Monday, Lazenby; Wednesday, Winderwath ;
Saturday, Pack Horse, Plumpton—at half-past 10.
Harrogate, Wednesday, Burnt Gates; Saturday, Salter-
gate-hill—at half-past 10.
High Peak. Tuesday, Winston Turnpike Gate ; Thurs-
day, Moneyaah ; Saturday, Newhaven—at 11.
Mr. Hildyard's, Friday, /salt= Blue Bell—at half..
plot 10.
Captain H. Lewis's, Tuesday, Sigstan ; Thursday, Mor-
ton Bridge ; Saturday, Northallertoa—at 11.
Lord Lonadale's, Friday, Wendover—at 11.
West Norfolk, Wednesday, West Denham ds er)—at 11.
Mr. Okeover's, Tuesday, Ballidon; Friday, Waterhouse.
—at 11.

Tunbridge Wells, Thursday, Cook's Corner—st half-
past 10.
Yr. B. Williams's, Tuesday, Beer Alstoue Down , Devon;
Friday, Ashland Village, near St. Dominick—at half-
past 10.

MELANCHOLY CASE OF SUICIDE AT MALVERN.—
On Saturday last an inquest was held at the Swan Inn,
Hanley Castle, before C. Best, Esq., on the bedy of Mr.
John Mayfield Taylor, farmer, aged U, who hung himself
on Wednesday to a beam in his own eart-house. From the
evidence adduced it appeared that the unfortunate de-
ceased had for some time put been in a very desponding
state of mind in consequence of the weather—frequently
stating that he should be ruined, as he could not Vent his
wheat, and on the day in question ho told his mate-servant,
Joseph Linton, that he felt very poorly, upon which Lin-
ton advised him to go into the house, and then left him to
feed 'the cows. A short time after he was requested by
one of the female servants to call his master to dinni r, and
upongain Tutuua theecertcout him du
se he touTd,
bu
himt
life wasquite
suspendedto
a beam. He tmid i..
sly li u
extinct. The jury returned a verdict of "Temporary in-
sanity."
THE GREAT IRISH INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.—
A private letter from Paris, dated February 4, says—" The
greatest interest is fhlt here with regard to the success of
the Dublin Exhibition, which is to open in May next.
The Emperor takes the liveliest interest in its success, and
has already several times inspected the works in progress
for the Exhibition at the Royal Pottcelain Manufactory of
&nes. I had an opportunity of inspecting them yester-
day. They are truly beautiful—fully equal to the contri-
butions from the Sevres manufactniy to the Exhibition of
1851. Amongst other articles there is a magnificent table
of fancy wood inlaid with painted Rives porcelain of the
most exquisite character, reproenting a huotieg party in
India, which it is expected will be the contribution of the
Empress to the Exhibition. His Imperial Mjesty bus also
commanded an equally attractive cullectiou to be iu..1.41;!.
the Beauvais tapestry and of (lobelia work from thp i
rill manufactories. You will, therefore, see thitt the •
French department will be no means the least interesting 'l7
in the Dublin Exhibition."

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