The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-29 00:00:00

RAILWAY MEETINGS.

to the shareleasee. Bet rate im ease entry had ban
made, there
to no bailie et peat out of wadi
the dived/ad— to the miammam shareholders (sad
be met, the said nary la the books was, by order
of the directors, masa& at the untie 7
that sash prefsresoe dividend ems net Se 17:1=
Omits a the said east all amosepost envy I
On the boas are pram& Tao Naiad es tho Ns •r
r antiskaam. homer, sacs boss paid by the 'waned ot
land il, the statiment et alantette Oh
Jae hot, is , rendeted bessemest le
the sweat et
111.1201. is ; the eireesseig WINO' ofd eerfae, as they
6
new • basses of
14,0 W. Ils. 014., Ism 9,9381. Os. Ild.,
he wean if aseatady stated, have exhi-
• dash of 17 16a. Wt. end to that ,aunt the
Is the aushelens has been paid by the
mid at steak,* the inatlPit
sad cediaary shareaelas sme as traitors a the
, asdeastrary to the miuggfig's elates (esetiand
aels 124) which amenity AiYi the portent of dirt-
and Seta eapita— D. Cairns* Auditor, Edinburgh,
Era lea 1249."
lAA EIODGBON HINDI lad, that to Mr. Campbell's
etsgmassit. with reference to the transaction referral to, he
bet ply one °Weirdos to make, sad that was to the eater-
ilea that as payment that had lately been made to the p►
g ,sbeokalaars. was paid oat of capital. That Mr.
Campbell was la error in whet he had start, and that the
la me& bed beta raid out of the free ranee of the Cala°.
site Companyalte thought be would be able satisfactorily to
pare. Bean he did that, ho h• considered it MOW
IIIITifs• evils the sae is which the erasures is is books
et wisisay bag teas plate. He alga mate, Ant of
allo all the time thear guaranteed shares were *mod, a
seemMaimble number althea ware set takes up 1g the par-
as who mat entitled to thew (Hear, hear.) Tee dine.
ems lamp aware that the Saha' value et that
sand omit to be considerably mars than par, Mete* of
allsmism them to be sold in the market, at • time whoa
runway dock was so much &praised, they had them is
their own hands, and borrowed mosey to meet their do-
mes* which ought otherwise to have bent met with the
gmetateed stock, calculating that, at a future pried, that
meek might be sold for the advantages of at company. At
the time the first entry was made in the boas of the
tionamay, audit was given for 16,0004. of premium on this
stook. ll• (Mr. H.) nave directioat that that outlay thou*
he mule, having calculated on an summand bag made
with a party foe the sale of bettor thaa 50.0004 of this stack
at dl. premium. He left Edinburgh wider the Ida that the
treseseties woo templet*. The spat had to tonummieste
with the principal, but the most had so doubt whatever
that this trametion wet* be carried arena. In the
seestime imam wen thrown out as to this stook bag
melee le • protases dabbed over the reateatess
M ether lase; and doubts ton he would sot mama it,
weft eirenhated even as to the a piracy of the Caledonian
Company altogether. In esseauesee el this, the party
who was to be the purchaser, refund to take the smelt.
In these circumstances the oily thing which he (Mr.
Hind') meld go as a member and chairman of the CCM.
mitten was to take upon himself the cancelling of that
maimeeties On this ,saint, it was evident that, cm the
I3llh a lea last, Oho West remelaiag of free avenue
hem net Mali* le mese as pitman et interest that
was eyed et be paid es the imams, sleek at the hall.
yearly setae& It was Paolo» ingemihie to chute
on the Was ale of the mess* that proportion. Until
the mad had expired at which the dividend became
payable es this parantad stock, it was out of the power
of the amen to meet the liability. No entry was
reasegantlr made in the batmen accounts as this
subject. Bat he must guard Smelt against it being
supposed that any communication had pasted *twos
the dire** sad Mr. Campbell that it was the intention of
the dire tors, if they had it in their power, not to maks a
dividend ea the guaranteed Meek. Oa the 21st of August,
which was es soon as the directors could arrive at the pati-
o**, May considered it their duty to mortals whether
the free surplus avenue a the company was sufficient to
satisfy the liability. Therefore, they toad that, although
on the 30th of June there was not such an available balsas
as could pay the proportion dm ; yet it appeared that on the
21st of August, the ha foveae was sufficient to meet the
half-year's charges es the guaranteed stook. The balsam of
moan ea stated in the amounts at 30th a lane was
14,0141.85. The revenue front that patriot till the list of
Anima, which was the clots of the halfloar as regarded
pretense dividend, was 47,2961. He took that, for
working expenses to that date, 19,0004. He next
took off, as almost for borrowed mealy, 8.000 i.;
then he Sea at, 5,0001. M'Gonadal sad Wishaw
divides& ; 3,004 sMOM& Cadman which sums
mad* Issas a helmet et tea revenue,
betweessiiir Burt. of ap die asseenes and the 21st of
August, of CW halms that to as banes remaining
ea the 30th 11 Jae, me* the free revemee, es at 2lst
Anima Alla Bs. Now the dividend an 74,618 peda-
-1 nee oboes asensted to 16 9311. Os. • bat front that they
bad ti(dedust the dividend die leas ' latently's is ecimpimy
headers of NEM masses lama saki( the net dividend
74,2311. In ; sad thus leaving a sseplat et 2,4794. He had
mat this stanment is aria Se melt, the snag that this
was wan ho the beet belief a the Moans% arty paid out of
the mast seams et as mossy. He (Mr. Wade) had
had so eggertmnity al submitting this statement to Mr.
Cumbalielbee at stabs, bat it would be pat kite Mr.
Compbeire lab, and the whoa matter toarbe Squired
into by the MmmfMea el isastigalles. Ho l
aimst walipleptlis-
self to he ithintlatin the ad* diseenlisto lid
fairly paid Ms ens, net est of alpha es Mr. Cam had
etatettia his sspplemsstary reran bat eat id sad
that time was still remelaialag over, star having it,
a muyiew et #2,479.
Mr. CAMPBELL, the median, in reply, mid that he
has. no ether period of batman the somata of that par-
ticular hatyear than the 30th of June. He did not haw
any onsh poled for balancing se the 21st of August. (tip-
roczizd =nes.) He would only further say that he had
sly report well, sad had ezamiaad
well forsdaguil=lhe bad made it. (Hem.)
The Boa. Capt. PLUNKETT roas to move a mead-
sent to the seas of the chairman, that the report ha re-
ceived ; sad that all farther emaideraties aas man cm
tan** it be postponed to an adjoursed mesas', to be
held in London on Thursday, the 29th of November next.
The gallant captain urged his amendment it • lengthy
speech, in which he took occasion to expose the delbellei
composition of the board of direction of the
Mr. WALKER, banker, Newcastle, seetalanglis
Plunkett's amendnost.
A stormy ffisesseles eremed, In which Mr. 11I'Miehes, lit.
Blade, Mr. Auld, Mr. Hale Maxwell, Col. Ilieedcaald, Mr.
Muir, and Mr. Deane tuck part.
The CHAIRMAN moved that the report and accounts be
received. This, he said, did not commit the shareholders to
its contents.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr. G. W. CRAM, Newcastle, then premed that the
financial position of the company renders it indispen-
sable for the affairs of this company to be in-
spected, especially with reference to the
of its funds in the purchase of shares in thmenneeireVel
ossapenies, or otherwise. That a assallen Cs be
mimed en Friday)) be appointed to make sate hrtestigation,
end avert ths e-viderser and to state their maim se to the
boa Met of the direction in these sensealses: and dee to
standee into ell contracts mama IMe by tee dbealtem
with ether railway companies. And to Mat bow
far these engagements are binding tem this
, and their views in nferenea Oases.
tire into the liabilities tamed to
is the ffitestst: report, and to set if any rebeetken therein,
and ems Oboe atatinellamt surd ram is the fatelidale
eat temenor am be sates& That the committat shall
hale power to tel In amplest amonatarats, comma and
=s their emistatams, tad to sisals* the ablators,
>t their
boas of this essamy, and ham all ether
Prim leamet7 la aIaWS lair illallikaliele sad Fetal ;
and drassid report be poseenesitho •• maw te lii send in
Leslie oat a lbw to be Unitas named.
The CHAIRMAN having stated that the directors m-
ewed in the motion, it was unanimously agreed to.
The CHAIRMAN then moved that Mr. John Copley,
Jun, Middlemen he appointed a director, to fill up a vacancy
is She direetios, which was agreed to.
COSS PLvirterr and ILL DILK stated that, os the
=rkw the re-gestias of the directors retiring, thy
epose that another same should be sobetituted for
and the dtrallen to be etd in order to test the qua-
ties of soaddese• or co soi lam autos.
The CHAIRMAN then proposed odip_oa Hinds fir
; Mr. Dickson, of Batas ; Mr. Humphrey
Ewing Cr.., Gewgaw ; ad lb. Alderman Thompson
M.P., London, who went a onto by rotation, *koala be
Ceamia rireistesd.
PLUNKETT moved as an antendnent that Mr.
llasCishiss *Geld be Maud as • director in lieu of Kr.
with tie view of taking a Tote of sonfidenes la the
prase. .
Awls Wu ' . Vies, of the agebolders moat, 56
=lllllby p=Wrsotieldcitifrr ,trialotifosse,tta4l,77llsdrenor sltai
twartaimpet.
Thema a the division was received with lead applause.
He seradmts_destanded.
I Mr. r. tawvsd that no work ahead* dent
es the Sabbath deg._
The Bov. lb. LOOKEEMI eseastled as means
A brief amass emend, mod It was Asallisar that
the MINIM of Mr. Keildama add set be pat to
KK.,Gam to the same Snag bees modem maim
the late Sir Alaing Avow. and se istbsatles
bne thirds, given to the assobikes that seek a
was MM tem& twersid.
4is a tole sithemba le am shaman, the meeting ad-
d- Wpm{ slit Oita le oat o'clock zest day,
teltreseis a sliht bras.

CALIDONIAN RAILWAY.
The statutoty half yearly doting of this company was
held I. (High's Hotel, idianugh, as Thursday, at one
o'clock, J. J. HOPS JOalletOkn, Bd., of Annandale, in the
Chair. Ths meeting was anosenualy attended.
The CHAIRMAN adverted to Use anxiety that had been
»premed tofu» an investigation into their aid, and said
that noddle. of that kind hod been so geaenlly adopted
that the direeten had deemed it their duty to espied in
that wish. They were thereto» pr• pared to epee to the
appolatatest of a committee to invntigate the petition of the'
esespeay. (Hess, hear) Having done so, it was saggested
to them, and meet in append to every one, that there
would be an ladensteasy I. asking the shareholders to
agree to the repast submitted until such time se the report
of the committee of iavmdgatios was is their bands. It
was sot *aide the Wheelies of the directon to ask
the medal; to agree to the report, but to call a
subsequent meeting after the report of the committee bad
hese considered, to detenahn whether they would adopt the
report now is their hands. And as this was a matter in-
volviag serious oonsequaoss both to the directors and share.
holders at large, they wen quite prepared and ready, in
pursuance of the 01A.'17. Ys has given in London, to call that
"124: .n Loudon or anywhere eke that might best suit the
daveniseee of the large body of shareholders. The
quantity of goods canted during the six months
ending the 31st December last was 32,390 tons.
During the halt-year ending the 30th of June, the
quantity carried was 69,702 tons, showing an name of
27,312 tons, Cr about 60 per cent. (Appian's.) This increase
was still going on. It was will known that the development
of the traffic of a railway required several years before it
same into operatics. la rehired, to a remark which he
had seen, that they had se rarest data on which to found
calculations et en leered of 1,25.12. per week for the cur-
sed In maths, be would stets that, so far as their cope.
time wash they might lock ter that increase, and also for
es basses hoped that. Leeking to the large WWII.,
they bad dash, the bet thr mathe, and also looking to the
dreanutaaese' sad he= while he bad formerly mentioned,
be thought that they were rather under than above the
mask when they intimated a weekly increase of 1,2601. He
ow seas to a sable= whisk he approached with tome pal',
Deems* he understood that the impression had gone
abroad that they bad not acted with perfect good lath
towards tl.e sinretiolders. (Hear, hear) He alluded to
the tetrad% id of a clams into the Widaw Leming Bill,
wk,reby an aherstion was made in the WNW of snoop.
meats with the Greenock, by which they received a dividend
of 4
~per cent. instead et its being left to the Calsekinian
asne...lden to amalgamate with that conpany, he night
say, at par. He would slow how that was dose. In the
said of parliament preceding the lest, the Greenock op-
posed the bills the Calodesion had before pardastat for
amalgamating with the Seed& Canal and the Wishaw
Gempedes. There woe *very poopeet of this opposition, is
white the, wove joie= by other parties, bong rucemafal
The =sabers of the Caldoann Board, when is Loudon at-
tain, to the peeps. of their bill, entered into arrange- I
mesh with that asapaay, whoosh: Eons placed in the
=dies Whisk dog now osea , provided it met
with the milks el the Cal shareholders. It
was stated that the matter was never anaticeed to the
Amended If they would, however, ~Is to the report
whisk wm peosnied to the =sodas la Lodes is November
het, it would he hand UM it was naeationed there. No
doubt they Mimed teem the Gdansk as to the density et
obtaining sidady powers They, however, could set im-
pel the asnaipiletiest of the Greenock Ilse They had as
ppeetms to hues that esapany to make their line over to the
CYsasMres,esd she. they wad M pall mat le meths
Mir sievagensate with the Miaow, the Oressook ear
soda Is =Wag the latreetellia el the Is.. guaraneselag
a evilest of 4pse mat Leakkg le the great adveateges
whisk the Oakiwtea f would Mike 61M1 this se.
eiegauteat with Ihe Widow tin., the dimes= aid not Wok
Shot the iatasesetiaa of the abuse with be a oulliest
omen he abseleedis the NIL He thought is a *net time
that Gilliasit has would he ae bathes to the
The hen. wawa maul= st Noteitheathe beocrilisakt
eughoatisee 'denim to the Benbead MI, le tios Isostith
Oestral, sad te the thrift and Perth vallwels, mod =her
sews. Ia seasietha be had ouly to say, that as the arse-
Wit had agreed es have an isveatigatioa lase the sighs of
ths sempsay, awl hie all the aseseetioas sad isettees to
mu* he MA &Mobil, he Eli dosorely he= sal teats that
tinthetas who should be appeissed to sake that buss
—whosoever they might would leas se time is
=7l. He looped they would see tat it was only
jades I. the =ores These Agnew wee esesiisti, that
their be atheetood•=thy as pas Ice, so
that, 7741.111, of my armtNlaAM trameselleso, fa God's
iMmies be emoted aad agromettl t a= gro/
se he =mall= they woo.** dareart
=cleared frees the logeilthattate that ha bum mode pion
thew Kenai ibiltehsinsaa at down by semi
the =option of di• newt
Hr. H. HINDI essesiel the notice.
car. CODDINOTON, the mc etuy, that owl the
lo antihuman» =pan W Mr. D. %de of
the =Eton of the Delethidea Railway Oolgiong un Or
balance »net and ataltemeat of atom% es
the pedal meeting of shersholders on the gbh thigrimp
bey, 649:1
" By en airy in the boas of the eategmeg (a espy el
which eat= lo prefixed) Warns soma ie *MN with
the ram of 25,01061. Is. U. for acesithilei dividend on
shaves, the the haltyear
is
MI June,
Mhrlitasa Id
this ea= asoesenewthg aught Is love hem =sled
• aisbeses soissiewins ialbrpuillaid anima meat

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29 1849.

gnat increase to bath deportment,. He sondaded by moving
the &dm:4m ei the
Mr. B. MINDS= sessoiled the mode&
Mr. CHAYTOR, el ilk respect to the
'Minot the snaps ay, be easslasrmil that they bad been mars d
with toosatpetent edidole. The division, he wee glad to
see, were willing to miry out 7 the maga-
liens of the asmaillas M most in re-
gard to past d densaissmiaadatima. a—Tr-Ea Rabe of
sew dirastamh (low. bow.)
_lb was lan that if they had
calm
.aiiidds—ddirseratibadeldhbohr-
hood of vela awaraise a sootiest that
would be ideldy If this had been the care hews.
certain that than woad men bps been such a contract ea-
tared Into be year" es Mot by which the company were now
'applied with ask ,e a smanset by which they were paying at
the meow time 3e. per Ma more than they should do. He
observed from the repinthat the working expense. amounted
to 62 or 63 per cent. He emaidered that a most enormous

um to pay:
The CHAIRMAN said, with regard to what had bees said
on the report of the committee of investigatioe, it wee hardly
fele se to speak of that eimasittes, more especially after
their report had been approved of by the she: ebonize.
It was quits teas that no difference had been made to
the missy of Mr. Dandies, the secretary, and he had
to my that so long as he was chairman of the company he
did net think that there would be any alteration in Mr.
Duties:la's salary, conviseed as he was that that gentleman
was an outrun', whether they souideeed his abilities, or
whether they took into censratioa what was paid to
similar 'Metals in other companies. With regard to the
ossapsay's works at St Margaret's, this had always been a
palatal subject to himself, sad the other directors would
tell thou that he had cites expressed his opinion that the
articles which they seeded might be parchand (dumper
than they could be produced at their own works. There was
th* however, to conaidered, that what was made there was
well made ; that they had cm this amen been free from all
accidents In the shape of broken wheels and broken axles,
which had been the canoe of so much expense to other com-
panies. (Hear, bear.) As to esonouty, he could ulnae
them that the directors bad =ached a poet done( this, sad
they intended still to go too asememblag. The wale' ex-
penses of the main line only amounted to 40 per cunt The
el=expenses of the Hawick line ware, he believed,
of 60 per cent. This was always the cam with Dew
portions of the line ; bat these would be decreased in due
time. There were various ways in which they might
reduce the working expenses, each as the ruts aim of
fewer trains, and not going at such great speed. This
would all be duly attended to by the directors. With
regard to what was said by Mr. Chaytor about the
price of coke, he had only to state that he was serprieed to
bur that gentleman say that It could be got so mach cheaper.
They got their coke from the Marley-hill Company, and the
dependedquality
on the quality. The price of their coke was I& 3d
the ton when delivered. It was the very same coke that
was seat to Glasgow, and was used by the railway immunise
there, and also by the public, who paid the mane price for it
as the North British Company did. In reference to the
question as to the interest on bankers' loans (349,0001), he
had to state that they paid 5 per ant. On the subject of •
chap in the diesensa, the directors were perfectly willing
to adopt any nenge the sharebokiers might wish at the
proper time, whisk was at the next half yearly meeting. The
chairman then mired a series of resolutions, to the elect that
a dividend be dmibrein 71. 6d. per slue on the original and
consolidated DallstfM shares of 251. each, and of la. 6d. per
share on the nammenbleted Delkeith shares of 61. each, pay-
able on the 11th of Oadober next ; that the recommendation
@outsized in the direness' report of the payment of interest,
at the rite of 6 per amt., an the gleaner-shares, down to the
31st of January, be spurned of, when the stock would be
cumeolidated ; and that the directors be authorbed, if they
see At, to borrow cm debentares such part of the mosey as
they were previewelytuatitoriesd to raise ea the km dakerea,
not exceeding 40,0001.
The resoletiess were agreed to.
Mr. BLACHADDER then brought forward his motion,
that there should be no traMe on this railway on the
Sabbath day._
Mr. HOPE, of Pestonbarne, moved the previous question.
After a long dismission Mr. Hope's amendment was carried
by • majority of 51 to 30 votes of the parsons present.
After a v ote of thanks to the chairman the meeting
separated.

MEDICAL

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Arorszenntss' Hew. —Names of gentlemen who pared
their ezentinstion in the science and precise of medians,
and received aerate/wee to practise. on Thunday,Seot. 27:
I. W. Edger, Kirkby Stephen ; B Carver. Melbourne
Cambridge-hire • G. W. New • E E. Kale, Brittol ; T.I.
' Sayer Keinainittali ; G. Gibeisn, May, near Gateshead.

SPORTING.
CHESTER AUTUMN MEETING-FRIDAY.

CRIMP'S LIVIAPNAN STAKII, el 10 sows. seek, for 3 yr-
olds. One mile and three quartes. (18 lute.)
Mr. Bowes'. (Malan t
Kr. WallsesMlarryingartb (WaiteSeidl 3
Mr. Ilsetyn's (W. Oates I
4tol on T . Won by • length.
SCRAMBLE Braun, of 3 son. each, and 20 added. One
mile aad three qaart•rs. (4 stabs.)
Mr. Moseys's, bf by °plonk out di Birdlime, 3 yrs (W. Sharp) 1
Mr. Tesopises lonorecona. 3 yrs (Turner 2
Mr. Whitiahert Mistress Jean, 3 yrs (Daman 3
CRIME= HANDICAP, of 16 sow. each, 10 ft, and 60 added.
Grosvenor warms. (32 subs, 14 of who paid 6 soya. each.)
Mr. Osbaldestmesico-e-aot, 3 yrs, 7st telb (Merl 1
Mr. limizes Baltleatad, 3 yrs, BA 71b (Winningham 2
Mr. Shepherd'. The Alp, 3 yrs, Ist I Ilb (Marmoset 3
Ttte foil swung also ran : lord chesterfield's Mrs. Taft, 4
yrs, 13st 41b (Dam); Mr. Arra wsmith's Lady Hilda, 6 yrs,
ast 21b ((l. Abdale) ; Mr..l. Day ad Eagle's Plume, 4 yrs,
Bst lib (Wakefield;; Mr. Bayly od Kebabs., 6 yrs, 7st 131 b
(Noble) ; Mr. Watt's Chatterer, 3 tn. 7st 131 b (Maton); Mr.
Wadlow's Castreff, 4 yrs, gat Illb (W. Sharp); and Mr.
Manahan's Fortia,3 yrs, 84 71b (Kegan).-2 to 1 &gat Chat-
terer, 7to a art doo-0'.130t, 4 to 1 rigs% Ballioafad. Won
cleverly by half &length.
GRAND &rams Swaim...Ku of 10 soy. such, and 60
added. Seven forloags. (9 subs.)
Mr. Memart's Rosetta, Sat
Ilb ... ... ............. -. ....(Noblel I
Mr. Melklun's French Busy, 7st I lib (Pliewl 2
Mr. B.Green's Witchcraft, bat rib (Wintringham) 3
Four others ran. Won ba half a neck, after a line race.

RACES.-THIIIUDAY.

Bwinverauss of 6 son. each, for 2-yr old colts, 7st 41b
end fillies. Tr ; 3-yr old colts, itst ; and fidies, Bet 10Ib.
Winnen tuba. The winner to be sold for 1001., and the
second to save his stake.
yrs Three- quarten of a mils.
w(4el subs.)
. Evilsok's Pyrbad. I .
PlMrr. J. Oshornehilnardrik 2 yrs (Long 1 (Osborne 2
Sir C. Reatont's Tannic 3 yrs- ........ ..........(Whitebouse S
Mr. IL Lord's Chbrodonn, 3 yrs. (Lord 4
Won cleverly by a length.
CYLATSWORTI STOIC= of 6 son. each, with 60 added, for
3-yr olds and upwards; the second to receive 101. Heats,
ones round and a di.. (8 subs.)
Mr. Weather's Maid of Meehan, 4 yrs (Arnold) 1 1
Mr. Callum's b g by lien out of Coquette, 5 yrs
(O. natation/ 0 2
Mr. T. Parr's Mantle, tyrs (W. Butler 0 3
Mr. Milwood's Ads Mary, 3 yrs (Osborne 2 4
BCAILODAL3 Sumas of 3 son. each. and 26 added; the
second to save his rake. 3yr olds, 7st 71b; 4 yrs, Brt 91b'
6 yrs, 9st 21b ; 8 yrs and aged, 9st 61b; mares, Ito., allowed
21bs. Winner to be sold for 601., &o. Otne round. (8 subs.)
Mr. Whitehouse'. Inception, 3 yrs (to be sold for 30L) (Enna 1
Mr. Davis's Len Ashton, 4 yrs (201.) (Whitehouse 2
Mr. Pettefor's It by Martin Chunlewit,4 yrs (3014 (E.Edwards 3
Inntiarorzas' Pozen of 301., added I. a Sweeps of 3 son.
each ; the 'mead to receive Si,. and the winner to be sold
for 1201. Heats, one mile and a half. (8 rubs.)
Mr. J. Gill's Lady Lans.al4 4 yrs (Whiteh=e 01 1
Mr. Baker's Tuscan, 4 yrs (Carllle 0 0 2
Mr. Ellis's Anon, 4 yrs ( 0 2 3

HASTINGS AND St. LEONARD'S RACES.
THURSDAY. _

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Tows Pinis of 401, added .to a Sweeps of 2 eon. each.
Huta, ono mils and a half. (7 subs.)
Mr. Williams's Antelope, 4 yrs, tat 31b.. (Abrahams 0 0 1 1
Mr. Badler's Lady Mr. Ranstail, 4 yro, rot3lb(Donaklacm I 2 2 2
Mr. Word's Arabasoodress, 3 yrs, ?at 81b (Ralph 2 1 3 3
MAYRR, 100, h ft, Mr. lidaey's Master array. aged,
Ilat lib (Mr. Lane), beat Mr. Bait's Highwayman, lOst Sib
(Mr. Lord), by a bead.
LADIZS' PLAT' of M., added to a Sweeps of 2 son. each,
once round and a dis. (12 subs.), was won in four heats by
Mr. Hurlatone's The Baronet, 6 yn, get 101 b (Kilton)
beating Tom Tough, Bst 131b,Ira,7st 31b, midsize others, by
a sack.

SOUTHPORT RACES.—WEDNESDAT.
PROVIINADI SLUM of 1 SOT each, and 10 added (6 subs),
were won in two heats by Mr. Johnson's Howdy, 3 yrs,
beating Premier, 6 yrs, and three others
It•ILWAT STALLS of 3 son each, and 20 added (3 subs),
were won in two heats by Mr. Henderson's b m Mrs. Walker,
6 yes, beating Mr. Byers' Mrs. Jones, and Mr. Johnson's
Gandy.
Tan Pox Haw was won by Mischief, beating two
When.