The Express.
London, England, 1848-05-10 00:00:00

SPORTING.

NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MEETING.
TUESDAY.-001. for 3-yr olds, Got lib; four, &t; five,
SA ;lb; sir sod aged, Set 121 b. T. 3474. Winner to be sold for
:on, dc. .
Dule of Bedford's Fistiuna. Pettit) I
LordHs Noso (W. Cotton) 1
Spencer's Dads =tarp) S
Lord W. Powlett's Fraseoul
Lord Ezeter's Hecuba (J. Mann) 5
Mr. bandwichs Cipher (I. Dean, 6
Mazcit, 100 a
shler ;Brat half of alb. M.
Lord Clifden's Cashier (Marsoo. I
Duke of Redford's Retail (Butler 2
to Son Cashier. Woo by a Imps; rua M5l sec.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAXIO of MP WTI. each. T.Y.C.
(IS subs )
,Mr.Rhelley's Liston (Peal 0 1
Duke of Bedford's Foetus (Dorkersy 0 1
Clot 0 S
1 4 0

.(BuV
tler)

Col. Peel's Isis
Lotd Stanley's ch c Bowstring .... .
MATCH, 200 sous. ; h
Duke of Bedford's Ss fire Mutter; 1
Lord Exeter's Cocoa-nut llunn
2tol on Saddle. Won easy by a length ; run In I min. 17 BCC.
50!. for 3.yr-old colts, B.t 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b.
Mr. Ruraey's Telegraph 1
Kr. Lowther'. Glutton. (Rogers-
Mr. D. Greene Atheist:me • Butler 3
SUFFOLK STAKE'.-6 to 4 on Walmgate-bar-without.
The sport this meeting, if we may judge from a very
excellent commencement, win greatly exceed the modcrite averse.
of second spring meetinga. Its chief feature to-day was a deal heat
with three—Liston, who came off the adorer of a similar r.ce last
meeting, being a second time victorious in the "who sluaL" The
R.M. Plate effectually 6... need of three or four Derby outsiders.
ENTRIRE FOR WEDNESDAY.—LIANDICAP PLATE, for 3-yr-
°Us and upward*. A.F.—Teetotum, 3 yea; Doctrine, 4 sea; Wain.
eate.bar,rithout, 4 yrs ; Chapelgorie, 3 yra ; Bridle, 13 es ; Mastiff,
5 yre; Remembrance, 3 yea; lentatn, 4 yrs ; Prussic Add, 3 yrs;
Znka, 4 yes ; Due an Durres, G yra.
JOCKEY CLUE PLATE. B.C.—Bridle, 4 yes: Tuella, 4 yrs.
MANCHESTER MEETING, 1844.
WEIGHTS FOR THE SALFORD 80R0114311 CUP OF 100
sore., am.—Cawrousts, let 10Th; Lady Wildair, eat Kb; Griaistom,
est ; Lightning, 7st I2th ; Godfrey, Tat 121 b ; Shushan, 7st 12113; Spits
head. 7st 10th; Foreelo.ure, 7et frlb ; Romance, Tat elh ; Vanlsh,„
Tot Slb Newcourt, 7st 1b; Jovial, 7st 714 ; ist 61b ;
Sir George, 7st 510; Ennui, 7st 21b ; Blue Light, 7st 21b ; Wood-
pecker, Tot 21b; Reminiscence, Tel 211; The Dart, 7st• Prisms.
Boyal, Tat ; Maid of Motherwell, 7st ; Marietta, fart 12th; Jac-o'-Sot,
bet 1210; Tom Tough, Gat 111 h; Mlirtt.illo, let 11th; Geraldine,
Gat 10Ib ; Kimet, Gst 101 b; Idarquis of Conyegbaro, Got 101 b 1 Adro6
nistrator, Gat 10lb; Louisa Newell, Sot 101 b NCTilna. Get 10th; Black
Dwarf,;6M Betty Ketestica, Gat 71to ; Premier, fist tilb; tleaux,
Get elb Betty Swipes, 6st 6lb ; King of the Forest, Get 6;b ; Magnet,
6st 61 ; Lethargy, Gat 4lb ; Brown Fly, Get 41b; Swiss Boy, Get 4111;
Helena, Get; Deloraine, Gm ; Lady Itylda, 546 1211); 13randyface,
sst 121 b; Silly Massa, Sot 1216; Jmay Lind, Set 12113; Mrs. Taft,
SM 1211); Mal seer, 64t 1014 ; Tuscan, let 6lb ; Leoomte, sst elb ; Glen
Suddel ; Tin 61b; Sylvan, Set Gth ; Bitter Pill, Sot Landrost,
sst 5113; Idol, Set 31b; CAlaVid, bet bib; Egressont, 4st 121 b;
tress, Ist 101 b ; Lyme, paid.

*.ab) Entellistrat.
HOUSE OF LORDS.
Mea. DAWSON'S Dtvoisca 1111.1..—The petition for this
bill was founded on cruelty and adultery by the husband.
The witnesses to the charge of cruelty were examined on the
18th and 20th of April. The substance of the
evidence on that head was given in the reports
which appeared in this journal on the 19th and 21st.
Witnemes were now examined nirn the charges of adultery,
and it was proved that Mr. Dawson was the lather of a child
by one Mary Aspinal. of Salford. Her testinvny, if true,
would leave no doubt of the fact that he indulged in promis-
cuous intercourse with common women. Evidence of adul-
tery with other women remains yet to be taken. The fur-
ther proceedings were, at d o'clock, adjourned.

EQUITY COURTS.
Before Vice-Chancellor Knight Bruce.
ATTentsunv T. SMITHSON.—PROCREDINGS IVIIEFIE
BOLE PLAINTIFF BECOMES LUNATIC PENDENTE LITE.—The
plaintiff,who, previously to 1814, had been subject to attacks
of mental derangement, executed in that year deeds convey-
ing her property to trustees, upon trusts, to apply the rents
and annual proceeds fur her benefit, in the event of her be-
coming insane. While sane she instituted the present suit
for the appointment of a new trustee, and for an account.
Sines the bill was filed, and an answer put in, the plllntiff
had suffered a relapse, and a petition of her next friend now
came on to be heard, praying for an inquiry bonne the
master as to the most proper way of applying the income of
the plaintiff's property for her benefit, and whether appli-
cation ought to be made for a commission of lunacy.—Mr-
H. Prendergast, in support of the petition, said the case of a
sole plaintiff becoming insane was new, and he referred is
" Sherwood r. Sanderson " (19 Vesey, 280), and " Nelson o.
Duncombe " (9 Beavan, 211).-11r. Russell and Mr. Daniel,
fir the defendant, adverted to the dealings which had take*
place with the property under the trust, and submitted that
such proceedings should be adopted as would effectually pro-
tect the trustee.—The Vice-Chancellor bad no doubt of the
authority of the court to act, although there h
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commi,sion of lunacy; yet, as difficulties had bee,
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