The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-07 00:00:00

SPORTING.

TAITERSALLS.--MONDAY.
ne followis, brief list esalissews tho whole of tho holism
troasastod yesterday
CHEST'S. CUP.
600 to 16 art Mr. Ti...'. Mesas (t).
I 000 to 23 Lord Clifdoa's Wallfiewer (t. twig.)
1,000 to 15 Mr. Minima's Seaman (t. twice)
1,000 to 16 Sir J. B. MilL9 Waal yaw colas oat leo
aiw
2,000 to 30 Mr. W Zadoe (t).
1,000 to 10 Mr. ItCal
DERBY . Doke (t).
13 to 1 art Mr. A. Niekors Newosiostas (t 14 to 1).
626 to 26 Mr. Paws'''. Lasaartiao (t).
5,000 to 100 Lnd Zoilsad's Lightfoot (t.—is 3 Ws)
1,000 to 20 Sir J. Hawloy's Balsams (t).
1,000 to 20 Bum RotoschiLes Toaraway Colt (5).
1,000 to 60 Laid scaliest singer flee outsiders (t).

DITELLIOENCE EXTRA:NEWMARKET
SECOND SPRING MEETINO-1851.
TIOPADAT.
SWEEPSTAITI of 10 eon, each aad 60 added, for 2-yr.
olds:—Mr. F. Clarke's b f Sabra, Lord Clifden's b I by By
ModdMos out of H R.H., Mr. Etwall's br e by Venison out
of Passion, Lord Bettor's I by St. Martin out of Ton, Mr.
Gassy 's b e by St. Prattle, dam by Jerry; Sir J. Hawley's
c by Alarm out of Haitose, Mr. Mare's Suter to Hatherton,
Mr. Morris's eh I by Hinman Pistol dam by Sinned', Col.
Pest's b a by Vesieon out of glean Anne. and eke by Or-
lando out of Malibran, Lord W. Powlett's b e by Young
Priam oat of Young Bamboo's dam, Mr. St. Georpee'e ro
Safety, Mr. Stephenson's br I Moulton Lase, Mr. Watson's
Frazee, Mr. b I La Tempest& by Ltarrecut.
FIRST OCTOBER MEETING, 1851.
OuJnT Bikini of 10 MI. each, for 2-yrolds :—Mr.
Death's oh f Fire Gass, Lord Enfield's Poodle, Lord Bee-
ler's f by St. Martin out of Toga, and Ilex ; Sir J. Hawloy's
b f Bilberry, Mr. Heury's b e Snarler, Mr. W. E. Hughes's
be I Sethlstry, Mr. Mare's Sister to Hathertca, Mr. Payne's
Freedom, Duke of Rutland's f by Cotherstoss set of Virago,
Llrd J. Scott's Brother to Elthiroe,Mr. Watson's Frame.
SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1851.
FRIDAY.
Moyca; Duke of Bedford's Bordeaux, Bit 91b, apt Mr.
Orinille's Arisen, 7st 91b. AF. 310, hR.
HOUGHTON MEETING, 1861.
MOaDAT.
CaITBILION &Tanta of 30 son. etch for 2-ye olds : —Col.
Aoson's e Onyleg, Mr. Bowes's Daniel O'Rourke, Lord
Bran's Raisin of the Shin, Mr. Caraw's Hampton, Lord
Clifelsa's &Abut, Lord Eglinton's Ludo and bee Anchises,
Lord Eshold's Poodle, Lord Easter's Ilea. Ambrosio, and
Storkwall, Len Glasgow's Cancers, Mr. Oratwieke's b e
Cantarbary, Mr. Ornine's Frantic, Mr. Gull's Gonna
Washington, Sir J. Hawloy's Bilberry, Bob Major and c by
Alum out of Heine, Sir G. Heatboote's hr e by Laiserenst
°stela's.. Mr. Henry's Odd Fellow, Mr. Howard's St.
Alban, Mr. W. B. Hughes's br c Fonthill, Mr. Mare's Sister
to Hatbortea, Mr. Morris's f by Heiman Platoff d by Sir-
single, Mr. Payee's Glenluce and Minot*. Captain P.ttat's
Lunette, Doke of Richmond's Red Hind, Duke of Rutland'.
f by Cotkerstons out of Vince, Lord Job& Scott's Brother to
Elaine, Mr. H. Stebbing's Alfred the Great Oats For-
, tones). Mr. Steohenson's b e by Dromedary out of My Dear,
Mr. Wotan's France. Mr. B. Way's Stapleton.
EPSOM (SUMMER) 1851.
Finn DoT.
WOODCOTI Bikini of 10 sou. each for 2-yr oleic
Coast Bathysay's Tb. Monk and b 1 Susan, Mr. Carew's
Little Jobs and the Nan, Mr. B. R. Clerk's Baca Martin,
Mr. J. Clark's Elliot Mr. F. Cla.ko's Sabra, Mr. C. Dor.
ries'ellhhsegrare, Mr Driaksid's M. Houdin, Mr. Etwall's
bc by Vealons out of Passion, Mr. Famnee's Singletou
Lad, ldr. Gratwinc's Flirt. Mr. Grevilles Frantic, Sir J.
II awley's aby Alarm out of Heine, Mr. Hayter's Tested,
Sir 0, Reatheote's b e by Lanereost out of Nannette and b I
by Lanni:cost out of Cytherea, Mr. Mare's sister to Hither-
too, Major Mutyn's Lady Isabel, Mr. Merry's b I
[thud el out of Sorella's dam, Mr. Morris's b I by
Homan Platoff d by Bird:ogle, Mr. Osbaldeston's a by
Hetes* Plant, dam by Camel, Lord Palmerston's
Buckthorn, Mr. Payne, Freedom, Mr. Ramobottom's Hot
Crass Bas, Mr. 8. Walker's Smalldrop, Mr. B. Way's Milo
Conynghans, Mr. Whieldon's Bonita, Mr. Winch's Proud.
foot (brother to Lightfoot).
ASCOT HEATH, 1851.
SECOND DAY.
Strzsomuss of 16 son. each, for 3-yr-olds.—Prestige,
Nassay, The Attempt, Incurable, Kremen.
New &nem for 2-yr-olds. T.Y.C.—Mr. Bond's he by
Slane dam by Causal, Mr. Corew's Hampton, and This Nun;
Mr. J. Clark's 'Prot, Lord Clitdou'a Sickbut, Lord Chester-
field's Eller, Mr. Death's Fire Queen, Mr. Dee Vainx's o by
Dill John out of Dianr, Mr. Drinsald's M. Houdin and
Grey Tommy, Mr. W. Edwards's The Old Lad. Lord
E3liaton's Ludo, Shogun, and Anchises; Mr. Enral,'s
St. Andros., Lord Easter's Ilex and Lens, Mr. Ferrous's
b f by Merry Monarch out of Coitus, Mr. °mills'. Frantic,
Mr. Gully's General Washington, Sir J. Hawley's c by
Alarm out of Haien, c by 04 England out of Science, and
hi I Bilberry; Mr. Haynsm's Domino, Mr. Hooper na
Dirothoa, Mr. W. B. Hoghes's Foothill, Sophistry, and
Lualtude; Mr. C. Liley's Brawn, Mr. T. Listor's Luny,'
Mr. Mars's Sister to flatherton, Major Martyn'o Lady
Isobel, Mr. Morris's I by Hetman Platoff dam by &mingle,
Mr. Osbaldostou's c by Human Platoff dam by Camel,
Lord Pelmeneon's br e Buckthorn, Mr. Peyne's Gliroluce
and Hirsuto, Colonel Peel's e bf Venison out of Goren
Anne, Captain Pettat's Lunette, Mr. Richards's The Grand
Duchess, Lord J. Scott's Brother to Elthiroo, Mr. J. Smith's
Foam. Mr. Whieldon's Benin and Grand Duke, Mr. Wig-
CAld of the Mist, Mr. Winch'. Herschel (brother to
utellation).

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

COMM. 07 PERJURY BY ♦ POLICEMAN.

James Deafen, a polite-constable of the E division, our.
reedited to take his trial upon an indictment charging him
with wilful and oorrept perjury.—Mr. O'Brien conducted
the prosecutios. Mr. Robinson appeared for the defendant.
This cue occupied the e ,nrt a groat may hours, ard was
not brought to a coaclaaion until near seven o'clock ; but
the facts lay in a very mall compass. The indictment
against the defendant, it appeared, was preferred by a Mr.
John Day, who carries on the business of carpenter and
sadettaker, In Hastinstfratreet, St. Pancras, and the perjury
imputed to the defendant was alleged te' have beta com-
mittal by him upon the hearing of a charge of mauls pre-
ferred by the constable against the prosecutor at the
Oterkenwell Poiice Court on the 26th Orober last. It

appeared that on the day in question the defendant was on
duty in Hastinim street, near me residence of the prosecutor,
when he bed occasion to order • man who was selling
grounded and chickweed to go away, and it seemed that
when he had dose so, the prowcutor called to the man cad
purchased some griundeel of him, and this led to en &item-
between him and the defendant, and at length blows
were exchanged, and some other constables were calledon,
and eventually Day and another person named Beans were
token into custody noon *charge of usaulting the defendant,
and toddies him in the execution of his duty, and the pro-
stutter and Seine were both fined by the magistrate. It
WAS alleged that upon this occasion the defendant had falsely
swore that the prosecutor had crossed the street to him and
struck him, and that he end Sean. then dragged him into
the proncutor's shop and there again assaulted him. The
prosecutor swore distinctly that both thews allegations
Were false, and his evidence win confirmed to some
extent by other idiotism ; but it was at the some
time admitted that there had been a waft!, and that
tie defendant had received a blow while it was going
on. On the put of the defendant saveral'wltaseess were
examined, who gave • totally diffuse; version of the trans-
action, and some of them confirmed the statement he had
originally made ma to the prosecutor having crowd the road
end stunk him in the he bad represented, without
his having given him any provocation. The evidence on
both aides was of the most contradictory character.
The Recorder having summed up, the fury, after deli-
berating for nearly half an hour, returned a verdict of Not
Gaga y.

NEW COURT.—YornsiDAT.
Samna no Or 111011 lannsuer.
Opuntia° MONIT Fairs Parlamenti.
W, hem Poulton, 45, labourer, was indicted for obtaining
by false pretenen ea order for the payment of 151. Mr.
Clarkson prosecuted.
Tr evidence adduced in support of the charge was this.
On the 24th of September lest the prisoner called upon •
gentleman named ()urge Samuel Ford, solicitor. of Hen-
rietta.strut, Covent-garden, and introducing himself r
Captain Poulton, produced a letter, and stated that he
witted to negotiate the vie of some reversionary property.
He then went on to say that the property, which amounted
to about 20,0001., would revert to him at the death of his
mother, who wee in a very declining sate, and 87 years of
age, and that the opinion of the medical men was that she
could not Ilse long. He added that be wu • captain on
kali:Pty, and that he commanded in the 13th Dragoons
at Carol, where he wu wounded; that his father we.
Me. Poulton, of Maidenhead, banker, and it was upon his
will and that of his grandfather, both dead, that he wished
to bats. 1,0001. After some further statements, he left,
said riled again on two subsequent occasions, when he
merspoi to borrow.lsl.. from prosecutor's clerk, stating that
it wan Is mare him to go down to Colnay Hatch to see his
fritirber ere wee then dying. la appeared in great distress
1111 nisi On the 28th he again milled and saw the proem
ler, and be Mien said his mother arse dead, and requested
rat r would write to Mr. Robert Harris, of
, beaker, his saber's solicitor, and the living
males eri executor to his father's will, and inform him of
hot deselee. Re then asked if prosecutor could recommend
bim ea undertaker, and spoke about many other things nee*.
airy under such circumstances. and Gully borrowed 71
fr enable him to go down to Colsey Hatch. On the next
dig i.e again called, and then managed to get 151. from
greuretator to pat hiusaelf In mourning, stating that he bad
ems his mother in her shell, and had meads the usual
eats, and handed in • list orreries coating to him,=Obtained another 51 , making in the whole 2il. It
then tared out that the whole story about his mother's
death was a fabrication, and Hr. Rana bad bees dead some
years, bet that he sou the son of the gentleman alluded te.
TIM rim who took him in custody said that upon exansin-
lag Ids pence he bond he bad beta branded as a deserter
ant are regiment.
The jury found him Guilty.
Mr. Clarkson said then were numerous other cases of
defrauding solicitors to • large amount by similar meow.
He wee sentenced to 12 months' imprisonment.

The Dochess of Satherlazd left town yatar!sy
Ames& fee WWI= Cattle.