The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-29 00:00:00

STOCKBRIDGE MEETING.-(THIS DAY.

STOCKBRIDGE CUP. Seven furlongs. to
AttulA Tibia, Marmot* Twilight, Pantsloos, Ito
Rattler, Tartar, Barbaro', mad Siberia are hem. 101
VISITORS' PLATE. Soma furlongs.
Saochsrornetor, Master Richard, Warrior, Harcourt, 1*
Birchtroma, Durham, Golden Data, Minstrel, Swift, Stag- tog
houad, Puebla, Haw Bolls, Kill..em-sod-EaVoni, Lady ills
Igidia, Lady Williams, Imnedown, and Sally•gcrFartly are sa.
hers
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SIXTH BIENNIAL STAHEL One mile sad a Ulf. KAnimate, ICcraig, Siberia, Ch emin* Nosoowa, Zbis,
Farewell, Contract, Petra 's dam e, Sortie a, Games, Bow Id
Balls. Barbra f, Swift, Amiss, Gwadar, Duke. Doonington,
ioo
Sesame', Gram Devlin, Shrewd, Puebla, Verdersr.
Noknhevs, Faust, Sydmonton, Ounorsilis gill-'em-sad-Bat- 190
'ern, Lord of the Isles e, Roarer, sod Tilt are here. tn 3
BEAUFORT HANDICAP. Om mile and a quarter. re
Raglan, The Honk, Golden Diet, John Davis, Wan, IN
Scarbora', Scheldt, A. D. Wagner, and Bow Bell are her. gie
NOTTISFONT STAXES. T.Y.C.
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Ceylon, Ischia, Qoirina, Rattler, Domino* c, Vainguear,
Garland, Alberta, Fair Rommond, Kiss Lavinia a, Rim; Is
Cheri, Adelina, Staghound, Yeailwarth, Anabius, Ulphaa, os.
and Acooontaut ore hero.

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RAILWAY FLATS T.Y.C. —M
Bleeder, Alberta, Ootytto e, Krt. Stratton, Began; ic.
woontant, and Vainguour are bozo. Ka
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GENTLEMEN'S DERBY. Tao tense. la
Black Rock, Harcourt, Sydukontoo, and Region are kern 14at.

SERIOUS TIRE IN THE STRAND.—(ram DAY.)
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This morning a serious fire broke out in the pre- est,
misestaloughig to Mears. Sotheby, Wilkinson. and 00., litho- el
gophers, Welliegtooarest. The bedding was altogether "Z
four stories high, and each floor was filled with goods used el
in the trade. The beck portion of the premises fianked the
Globe oewspaper-offlos, and the houses in Oovoyareet were -
within a few yards of the ill-fated property. A Are breaking
out is sea a place could not fail to cause the greatest ex.
citemat. It appears that Edward Moore, the house-
keeper at the Globe office, was awoke by hearing
the orackliag of burning wood, and upon looking
out of the batik window be mew flames bluing
frees the back part of the premises. He at ones got his
wife and family out et the *Moe and removed them to the
Lyceum Tavern opposite. By that time the flames were
rushing ont of sundry windows in the extensive building.
The sugises of the adjoining parishes, the brigade ones
from °halides-street. ilintstreet, Wells-street, rarringdon-
street, Welieloasquare, Bishops/pa-street, Crown-street, 14
and numerous other stations soon came up, isoludiag four
or Ave of Shand and Marioe's land steamers. The Puke of
Sutherland, the Hoe. Leopold Ellis, Lieutesant-Colonel
Armytage, Ospialii Phillips, and Superintendent Durkin,
with • powerful body of the F division of police were also
remarkably early in arriving. Plenty of the New Biter
Company's water barium been procured, the amber were
at arms pat to work, and the land steamers were set
with their breathes in the direction of the adjoining houses.
The firemen entered the biasing buildiop with the branches
of their engines in hand, and by following the llamas up
the staircases they were enabled to stack the-Are
point, but although they were enabled to prevent the
Rana from extendieg, it wee a considerable time before
the male body of flame began to lessen. The paellas in
which the disaster commenced are nearly destroyed, and
the aucoundieg banes. including the window of the corn-
posioproom of the Globe °Moe, are also considerably da-
maged. The origin of the fire is oilman. The principal
sufferers are we understand insured.
The fire was stopped about 5 o'clock. The exact extent
ef damage will be found in the following official return of
Captain Shaw, of the Fire Brigade, made this morning to
the difersot insurance companies interested:
At 31 this morning called to a Are at the promises
cesupied by Massa. Sotheby sad Co., auctiorresrand whole-
sale bookeellsse, No. 13, Wellington-street, Strad. Beek
warehouse of three floors, need es store-rooms, and grimed
floor and basement. burnt and very seriously damaged.
Frost house in Wellington-street seriously damaged; led,
2nd. mad 3rd floor, rested by Mr. J. Way, lithographer,
contents injured by fire and mdse.! Ineuranoes at present
unknown.
House No. 11, Wellington-street, occupied by Mr. T.
Crap, solicitor. Back windows burnt out, and attest" of
premier damaged by water, he.
House No. 9, Wellington-street, tenanted by Mr. J.
Lanham, publisher. Bak window" partly burnt out, and
furniture destroyed by water. bard in the Phenix.
Hesse No. 6, Wellingtosarest, rated by Mr.
eoewrhouse keeper, damage to costenta, hared.
House No. I, United Service Gazette newspaper ages,
bask windows burnt out, ad emboli greatly damaged by
water, ha.
Herne, No. 127, Strad, belonging to ligurs• Wag",
and Co. Globe Newspaper printing-OMo% beak part
damaged. Insured.
Howie, No. 128, Strand, occupied by Mr. E. Beejsmin,
tailor, back part scorched by fire sad windows broken, sad
damns to furniture by water, Yeslama is the Held-
is-Hand Fire-oMee.
Premises in Eithoy-eireet. Strand, known as the Savoy
Pthitlemedlos, sligbtly damaged—huured.
Mr. Way, lithogrohar, bask workshop slightly derwrgar