The Express.
London, England, 1849-06-22 00:00:00

scorns it FETJ

Yesterday the We:4mo was fir more naniefons
thin on the put-edible dey, a nrcaerstaros which is attribut-
able to the d. 0,-1- olfaction omesioned by the announce-
meta that hit hI jests hitt signaled h. r determination of
honouring the fete • i h her presence., end the fact that th •
(led i not most of the principal peims remained for fin it
adjudication. Tee weather am se lee as the torso ardent
admit, r of out ceaoor sports could desire, and the displey
of beauty lied holtion was no less IN grukable than on the
raviolis day.
The fl-st event Bedded was " putting the heavy stone,"
and the prise was &weeded to Al.:ender X./lardy, atter a
Stet re COMettlllol% with T. Menzies. Trio archery practic
was then proeteded wish, and continued tor some time, anvil
the expectation ef a salt tram the Queen was changed into
certain., ; when all attention to the sinets was shair'olud,
sad w.a replaced by exertions to giTd her Mej my a
imitable r. emotion. Shoetly ix fi re tarear o'clock th-
Duke of Wellirfren walked into the 'rounds, and
met with a won enthueiguitic "edema. I: was arranged
that her )Injury should enter the pub at the Notting.hill
give, aed a double. row of gentlemen, in Highland nexime,
was m.rthall don the pound. rutin ding tram the antra, ce
gets to the "read sten I. °plush* to Ir. arra the meat favour.
&ale view could be obtained by ha X j.sty of to.. YeTihnl

raw s.
At half.plat 3 o'cl sit theist:write of the wow *a assembled
in the eisinity of the park announced the ar•real of tb' twat
pony, and Wu diately a t. furls her Mel sty. with Pert se
Albert, the Pekes of Wales, the Princess R.yal, and the
Pilules Alin. drove into the one:oxen, where they
se received tits Deka of Wellingtm, the
M uerquis et Brbesy dalhane. Hommarable Fe z Maul*,
and several chie's of clans present', the bonds playlet; the
rationed with.= during the proxy's of the Toys, cortege
through the park ; the eheterieg was continuons and enthu-
siaetic, and he' Majeety's carriage haying been placed in a
position the most favourable for witnening the sports, they
wen proveded • ith ia rapid succestim. 4,11 the ens:-
peliton who had most distinguiledi the wolves
during the two days in tit- exercises of broadsword play :.ad
stiek preehers—throwing tee hammer
—den. in;
and runnng,
exhireit 4 their pr nee before th• royal prey. Iler Yuji 7
looked mouth ably well,and was evidently mud*, 'lased with
the terse, whi was ese ol sac mono brel.i.ncy anti anima-
tion. The Sc vitt animal sport of tt closing the reh.te "
was ale* e r waded with, and the pr:zes were awarded to
John Cameron at d Samuel Kennedy.
Her Majny, Proles Albert, end the royal children left
the park tow. eater 6 fetish.
Tote varioue spat. haying been brought to a cowls:skin, a
dinner took pl..e in the prig cilal tent, at which upwards of
200 gentlemen, I ar the most part connected with the Scottish
Boedety, were present.
Lord DIU: •ILAN RIG rrealded, and, haying given the
wool I. vat toast.. 'reposed " leng contiuusnee to the Scot-
tish asthma fete."
This towt, a. will as 'he health of the Marquis of Breads`-
, bone, whiet was the next in *wend ot, was drunk with
highland h 'noun and nine times nine.
The CHISHOLM proposed the beelike of the members
of the various archery eats present, which was saheb',
ark• wakened hy the captais es the Londor club.
Sir J. MICKENZIII pr p owl the health of the dole.
men, • hich was drunk sib highland honours, and the
ehattmon g returned thanks, gave the health of Lrd
}l,ll sled tok ettewiwt to stye that his lordship had •z-
-premed to him his tastiest:on of the demewour of the im-
am* se assemblage to whom he had avoided the privilt ge of
g his p tik no that cteeab n, and hag desired him to
mew i teat he ph• old be mat happy to receive them on
many Smits. sera ions.
The CHAIRMAN then announced the list of prix 5,
srlieh is 1.1
AitCUrftf.-16 Pees.—The gr atest grows .con Mr. P.
Moore, Wen Norfolk Archers, rl7. Oreweet number of
hits, Mr. 11. Ford, Gar. te's Park Archers, 132. Sewed
pretest ge se secure, Mr. Cheers Garnett, Lichfield
Archery, 671. Second greatest 11111110 ht I' of hits. hlr.
P. Muir, F.diahesett Amherst, 124 Third great et
genes setre, Mc. J. Bramhall, We,t Norfolk Arches,
472. Third menet tamper of hits, Mr. I. K.
Heath. 8 . Genege's Club. 88. Greatest number of golds,
Me. H. Mowery. Royal Toznpholitee 7. Best wore at
109 yard., HT Merriek. Wes Reek.* ire, 190. Rat won
at 80 vire*, liae. G. W. Willis, Quer.e. Park Archers, 183
Greatest number of hits et 80 yards, Mr. H. Mary, St.
Getrge's Cub, 3d 13 sr score at GO yard., Mr. Hutehinte,
Stott's)* Seei. •y, 130 Greatest number of his at 60 yards,
Mr. Fl wed, Queen'. Park Antler.. 25. Golds at 100 yards,
Mr. Latham, of W.kefield. 3. 0 4ds at PO yards.
ef Leeds, 3. GAds at 60 yards, Mr. rnett, of
Litehilehl, 2.
The CHAIRMAN said that the entire amount to be
distributed in hese p'is was 30) guinea!, and the panes
whoa he had dttelared to be entitled to them se above were
permitted to choose themselves the pieces of plate which
they preferred.
The pram new the b e ptr'orniers on the highland bog.
pipe were an follows
Roderick 3I•K .y, a nte del and 12 guineas; I) 'mid she.
kezzie, 101 ; Dmald is 81 ; and Chides WC
ROL .
For Reel Dancing the Rs' prig • was eiwartl• d is I) said
Me Raw. 101. ; and the sewed to 12 'mid M'Kee sic, 61.
The fire petite for throwing the light ham-nee was
ass'ened to 8. M'Hasny, and th • 'trend to Coll 11.13nneld.
For 'tinging the heave hammer, the first priv, 101.. to
C.'in 91•1) 'natl. end the se cord to 8. M'llar!y, W. The
beet dressed /filthier dem: Ant prize, John Mackenzie,
101 ; wood hese. J. 111•Clelland, 61 ; third prize, Donald
M'Phenos, 61. The Ant pviu of 101. in the 'out ores •as
awarded to C••lin M.Donaid ; the menu'', of 91., to Thomas
Black ; awl the third, of 81., to Thous M'Ree.
The CHAIRMAN in coneleteion stated 'hat emosaitise
inrent!ed to pe,..eet C•elin M Dona d with • medal and a
sum of ar ney, re he inn the conspeti-or who had gained C.e
great et number of prizes.
Sward other toasts having pass! the Attie, the enmpley
separated evidently highly gratified with the proceeding. ai'
tit- day.

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Mo%LMENTAL INAUGGRATIoN.—A very crowded
congregation tau nded a recent relehrsti .n of divine
service in the pariah church of Otley, on occasion of
the ittaucturaion of a large monument which has been re•
e ntly e acted in the burial-grotto& at the ner:h ode of the
church, to the rot na-ry of the unfnetenate miner. and others
who ler. their lives whilst @verged in tin conger uvion of the
Lerde end Tnirsk Railway to-met, • t Bramhope, in the
parish of 111. y. The Rev. J. Start, View of Otley, preached
the ',mune ,I sermon Item Luke xiii.„ y, 4, h, in the course
of 'shies r e stated :hat no fewer than thir. yefour perons
bed been killed or died of. the it junta they h received
en the works, the last olefin having suffered so recently as
the previous (Saturday) evening, between sin and ten
o'clock. rem the (Wag of a Is'aqt upwards of a hundred
yards distant from the place where he was at work. The
isonura nt ie -n elk et of seething interest to the visitors to
Otley ; it is built e f the light-rolosred stone brought frmo
Case. The design reforest's,* s railway tuna' I, emblematic
of the atuperdows work at Bramhnp • ; it is leers three t.
Rear yar 's square. and e •ch vrner of the tou. le is surmounted
bye etiellateol tower in mini dare. On the mouth ride, to-
wait an eseh'elonesent of the arms of the L eels
and Think Railway Cooney. is the Wooing in.
eavip.im : "In memory ro. the unforturnee men ho I•1It their
limo whiter erg meet in the esearrseeioes of the 11-amhope
turnel of the Leeds and Think iteiNray Iron 1515 to
1549, rh s tooth is sneaked as a meravni.l, at the ape' a. of
Jane. Bray, Rat , the costraleor. and of the agehts, sub-
tontrsetme, end workmen employed thereon —' I em a
stranger sad a ',lowa. r with erou ; run me a to en of
a buey:nre ghee with you. that i nay hire rot eleiel out el
my ech, Or these IA upon whom tr•e Tower to Siloam
fell and slew Gore, obi. k ye that they ve,ro si,ners snore
all the men in Inured.= ? I tell von nay ; ha*, exalt 3*
repent. ye shall all likewise perch.'"
BEGGARS' FREE3l.4llol4lT.—Petwoon who are in-
discreet estop% tee • ea their pines to the reli, tof the lir g.
gar tribe, would do well to vita a readily-leered leas n a.
to rM Rdle of that ittimided Irmo lease which encourages
and perpetustiet vagabondism. Berry doer or paws. is
Pregn•nt ..trh imbue too as to the error cow stiffed he the
patron of Megan. as the bloramnarks allow that a iv stem
of freentasorry is heroin d, by which • begat brows whether
it rill he worth Dia while to tall in a wean or knock at a
done. Ler any nes examine thee' trance to the noosing in
sae town, sod there he will And chub mirk. unintelliti'de
to him, but significant enough to beggars. If a 'hemmed
tonne are e remind, the seine to sits will he found at
every paw g• entrance. The pas pa mark is a cipher
arils a twisted tali : in tame wet the tali pre+ eta turn
this pans**, and in others on warille—thus seetta'ne
to 'sliest* whether the bower. down the pa rage
are wcwth ealliog at or nnt. Almost evert do., has it.
mark.': treenne are v-eried. In aims canto Ow. is a eras'
on the brickwork; in other, a
.esyreher ; the BMW", 1. 2.
n pad S a also rips used. Sr. ry perann may for 114neelf tee
the accuracy of these otatements hr the evulin‘e) a of the
brickwork near his eoorevay ; and forher proof may be bad
by inert:int the herwais sod gunge entrances of hi.
seiglikeenrs—thus tumor strsVng that niendieity is a regular
trade. earned out upon a system ealtusleed to rave time and
reselim the largest profit, th.e pitiful supplicant. 'er relief not
troubling themselves to call where the doorway signs are
unfavourable, whilst those who fool'oltly give are of au se
peaterei with bee gars.—Slomford Mercury.
SUPERSTITION IN A BisnoP's OFPICE.—About a
week ego. the Dioreran Reei try Ottle•, in 13t. A.iph, was
broken into, or at lest a coosideriede sum rt it t.
said to the amount of 3001. was stolen therefrom. Immedi-
ate'y on •he d'arnvery of the less, two of the clerk., envie ed
he the Miler, and sloe the wire of the meet nf them.
repaired le 'vehicle, especially engaged for the occasion, to
the adjamt town olDentrigh, to ce.,sult a women reedier
there, who, a. the oilic st. and their companion said, enulel
tell theta inseant'y who the robber was, and also give them
his name, height, weight, and colour: and would, also, for
the consider din they wen direend to give her, muse the
money to be brought back into the very drawer it w.s taken
from, in the pretence of an the cite* —Steastea Herald.
A HIRT TO Balnaits.—A melancholy accident oc-
earrad at COW/ on Saturday, and has thrown a highly
rommetattle Emily into deep grief. It appears that the
eldest son of Mr. White, of the Medina Iron Foundry, at-
oomposied by two young Mende, took a hoot and pro-
ceeded to the oast bask of the river to bathe. Shortly after
bobig in the water, hie esseasanions were alarmed by a hint
ay, and immediately afterwards they observed Wei*, sink-
fog at swag distance from the boat. A. the survivors were
had swimmers, they pined the boot as sous as pmaible, and
Imanened with it to Ids seektinwe ; but they could sot fled
the Spay ash' it led lama is tke wafer forty minutes; and
though OM Rsmo were adapted to procure reanimation,
all proved owes& TM &amid wit in his twin**
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