The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-22 00:00:00

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'B.—MoNomr.
The onsuoto omoosloi win the sports of the previous
week Wolf osenpied deo Mention of the .sabers, who
wintlesol eanewhot noinnusly. Coning events were bat
Tb nundlod.
bets that were booked were is referent* to
the DiebStig whisk the henries was backed for about
3001. at 6le 1 e Nee 1 token te 1001. about King Ton, 14
to 1 to SOL goo Davi* awl 1000 to 40 shoat Acrobat.
Ilene Cassel Ind Roby, afters ranee krai tittered of
quiet, wen sesta is good denoted ; the honor was backed
he upwards at ISA at the odds opened, sail the WWI for
veriews suns et golon =sem Somalis II to 1 ; 1000 to 25
end 10061 e a ekes akin Novae, MO le 30 Minya*,
1000 to M Grim
At the duo the glolodoes wen se under :
CHESTER CUP.
300 to 10 gist Mr. Oroville's Muscovite (t) '
1000 to 15 Mr. Howard's Lite* Harry (t)
1000 to 15 Mr. A. Masi% Nowainster (t)
1000 to 15 Mr. Parrß's Tells (t)
6 DEBY.
to 1 sin Mr. R. S. a Autocrat (t)
10 to 1 Ewen Roth's Klieg Tom (1)
13 to 1 Lord Deity's Dervish (14 to 11)
2.5 to 1 Lord Daky's Acrobat (t)
25 to 1 Mr. I. Adkins's Ruby (rand off)
33 to 1 Mr. lEtiewiss's Manyas (t)
33 to 1 Mr. Waterworth's Needle (t)
40 to 1 Dine elDeUen's Hesse Cassel (t)
40 to 1 Mr. Balre Coen (t)
20 to 1 opt Autocrat whining the Derby and Meteors
the Oaks.
YEARLDIO NAXID.—Tbe b e by Annandale out of Iv
unmans is named Pianist.
Waltham Abbey Steeplechases are appointed to take
plan on Wednesday, Nov. 30. The Handicap tiltiteple-
chase will clan on the 23rd.

SALE OP BLOOD STOCK.
The following stallion, brood mares, young stock, Etc.,
the remainder of the stud of George Samuel Ford, Esq.,
who is discontinuing breeding and racing, were sold yester-
day at Tattersall's
;
CCease, own brother to Bay Middleton, 70 guineas
Image, by Langer, out of Tuft, 64 guineas ; Empress, by
Defence, out of Chaos, 88 guineas ; Miss Betsy, the dam of
Sine qua Non, 31 guineas.
Horses out of Training.—No ougagements.—A bay ally,
2yn old, by Don John, oat of My Dear, nabreke, 61
guineas ; a bay filly, 2 yin old, by Cothentone, oat of Dine,
18 guineas.
In Training.—With their engagements.—The Don, 3
yes old, by Don John, no engagement, 20 guineas ; Sine qua
Non, 2 yrs old, engaged in the Derby, 1854, 300 guineas ; Her
2 yrs old, by Bay Middleton, cat of Jenny Lind. en-
gaged in the Two Thousand Guineas Stakes and Derby,
18.54, 600 guineas ; Pollard, 2 yrs old. by Bay Middleton, out
of Meal, engaged in the Derby, 1854,27 guineas; • bay filly,
2 yin old, by Cesar, out of Mystery, warranted untned, no
engagement, 25 guineas; Hermitage, 2 years old, no en-
gagement, 72 guineas.
Young Stock.—ft chestnut yearling colt by Faugh-a-Bal-
Nth, out of Fringe, no engagement, 23 guineas ; a bay colt
foal by Don John, out of Fringe, no engagement, 63 guineas ;
a chestnut colt foal by Irish Birdcateher, out of Entail-
sondas's dam, no engagement, 16 guineas.

A DANGEROUS FREAR.—A few days ago a person
proposed, in the shop of Mr. Hutchinson, watchmaker,
Keswick, to blow out a lighted candle by the explosion of a
percussion cap on the nipple of a donblo-barrel fowling
piece, which was supposed to be uncharged. He drew the
trigger, another person holding the candle, when a heavy
charge in the barrel exploded, and the shot passed through
a wooden partition into a bed room in the King's Head Inn,
a few inches above the head of the sleeping son of the
landlord. On examination the second barrel was found
loaded also, both barrels having been left loaded by a person SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAT.—TreiEC receipts for
who had borrowed the Min from Mr. Hutchinson some the week ending Nov. 19, 18.53, £14,288 91. 9d. ; ditto NO%
weeks before.—Carlielc Patriot. 20,18.2, £14,470 17s. 3d. Decrease in 18.53, £1847e. 6d.;