The Express.
London, England, 1851-08-22 00:00:00

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.-1851, First Examina-
tion for the Degree of Bachelor of Medicine.—Examination
for llonours.—Anatomy and Physiology : Thomas Hillier,
(exhibition and gold medal), J. W. de Tunselmann (gold
medal), William Roberts, J. Makin, William Edward Hobbs,
Josiah Ramskill, Henry Vandyke Carter, John Newnham
Winter. Chemirtry : William Roberts cexhibition and
gold medal), Josiah Ramskill (gold metla:), Thomas Hillier,
Julius Woldemar de Tunzolmann, Henry Vandyke Carter.
Materia Medica and Pharmaceutical Chemistry Josiah
ltarnskill (exhibition and gold medal), J. W. de Tomei-
mann (gold modal), Thomas Hillier, William Boyd Mushet,
John :slewtiliam Winter, James Ekin, Henry Briggs, Wil-
liam Roberts. Structural and Physiological Botany: J. W.
do Tunzelmann (gold modal), Thomas Hillier, Josiah Rants-
kill, Henry Briggs, John Newnham Winter.

SPORTING.

YORK AucusT MEETLNG.
WEDNESDAY.
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PRINCE of IVALts STANF.B. of 10 Soya. mei, and 50
added ; for 2-year-olds ; colts, Hat 71b ; ' Bat 21h ;
winners extra ; the winner to pay 10 soya., towards expen-
ses. T.Y.C. (31 subs.)
Mr. Steffy's 1 f Ithuric!, out of Sorella's Sam, Bd 2.1 b,

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(Whitehall I
I4olllChegterfletr. Senorita, Sat 2lb (t Leman 2
Mr. Nlttikirtn'a Fired's., wt 41b (Templrman 1
Betting : 2to 1 ag.t Bird on the Wing, 7 to 2 each agst
Bcthgelert and the Cestus filly, 4to I agat livadne, toad
6to I ug,t the Soreha's dam filly. After a couple of fail-
ures a good start was effected, Mr. Merry's filly taking .Ito
lead, retaining it throughout, and winning easily by a
length, half a length between the second and third, and a
length between third and fourth. Run in I min. 4 sec.

111011, ST. Lou,EE of 2.5 soy's. each, with 100 added ; for
3.yr olds ; colts, Sot 7th ; tinier, Bet 31h ; winners extra ;
the winner to pay 10 tors. towards expenses. Two miles
over the Old Course. (27 subs.)
Mr. Parker's Me esholitar. tlat 716 (O. Oates) I
L .tit L0ma:1.,05m0,, Mat 71b (J. Paine) 2
qtr.Newmin• ter, 71b (P.Butler)
Sir J. Itsirtey's The Coes., r. OM 101 b.... ...... I
Maim. Inirtsirsb's Crooksbanks. $4 71b (J. Holmes) 5
Betting : 6to 4 on Newminster, 5 to 2 aget Confessor,
and 4to 1 figs: Cmcus. No other backed. Circus, taking
the lead at starting, made play at it bad pace to the tuilu
post, where he increased the speed, and until round the
last turn was four or five lengths in adv.inee, Calculator
following hint about three lengths in beihrc Confessor,
Newininster fourth, and Crookshanks last. They acme hi
this order to the distance, where Calculator began to draw
up ; half way up he head, it COMM, and improving his ad-
vantage every stride won cleverly by a length, Newniiiis-
tor finishing a very had third. Run in 3 min. 51 sec.

(74H.Y SAPLING 14TAKEA, of gill "Urn. each, 39 It furl-year-
olds, Bst 71h each. One mile. (9 subs.)
Lorl grtlong'r Mt ;:b (J. Marna) I
Mr. W. Ktrbbnue. Young Hawthorn, not 711:. (natal= 2
Betting :6to 4 un Aursr. \Von in a canter by t'oar
lengths. Run in 1 min. (1,/ sees.
SELLINu STA.]: Es, of curs. each, with 2.5 added for 3.yr
old, sat 71h ; four. 9,t 71h; five, 9st 12th ; six and aged,
Inst. blares and geldings allowed 311 ts ; winners extra.
The svinner to be sold for 150 sore, if demanded, &c., and
allowances if to be sold fur less. 1 mile.

Ur. 31.11daro's 114 del hey, 3 yr.., (3d.) (Arnold) 1
Mr...yk.P's Paseo., 3 yrs, WO (Charlton) 2
Mr. ll:own's Ware plstrs, I
Mr. Joluvon's Lsdy Jersey, 3 yrs (8111.) (Ilopwoudj
Mr. Mortis's Slaw., 4 yrs Slit (Whilettowe)
Betting : 2 to 1 vgst INLIIIICreS and 3 to I each mot Border
Boy and Livars. Won by a neck ; a head between the
coed and third. This race war not timed. Thu winner was
put up to auction and boualit in for GO gs.
Wris:vl.•,ll. N it; r, TEN o'CLOCIi.—In our report sent
from the course this afternoon we spoke of the weather as
dull and unpromising ; our parcel was scarcely closed ero
the rain came down in earnest, and, up to the present time,
it has poured down without intermission. This unwelcinno
change caused the ring to seek shelter under thu
checked speculation, Lind materially detracted front the in-
terest of the subsequent events. Should it continue wet,
of which there is every appearance, the ground will bo iu
a very bad state to-morrow.
The only quotations on the Ebor are 2to 1 agst Nancy
and 6 to 1 ngst Maid of Mavharn.

limo Sr. LE:: ra.—A cne.iderable time after this race
hail been run an objection was made against The Cal-
culator, on the part of Lord Lurgan, that he was impro-
perly described by Camel instead of by Camel "Junior."
The case is in abeyance.
No decision has as yet been given in the match between
Prince Caradoc colt and Young Hawthorn ; Mr. Stebbing
has paid forfeit under protest.
BETTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGIIT.
(AEA EISOH HANDICAP.
7to 4 nut Nancy I 7to 1 agat The ItAlm
Sto SWidot Yasheas

(MCAT YORKSHIRE 15TAKE-4.
sto 2 art Navy I 3to I itrt Seaeham (t)
5U 2 )I.{l.ol,tri Mg 11 I iUk 9to I Atiotto.
DONCASTER 9T. LKHER.
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to 1 Agit Ilcrn.tida

I Id to I !tget The Baa (t freely)

TnrlhfAY.

FILLY S.truxo St.tilli, of .541. Boss. each, 20 it; fur
2-yr-olds, flit •ilb each. One mile. (8 subs.)
Mr. Ped,ey's rev ta•rwltl (talVdterlllll) I
Mr. Pnynes Ilirstret
Betting: 6 to 4 on Hirsute. Won very easily by a length.
The race was not timed.

(NEAT EMIR. Nnicti, of 200 sots., added to a sweep-
stakes of 20 sovs. each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared; thu
winner of any handicap value 100 KITS. subsequent to tin.
declarations of the weights, extra: the winner to pay 2!s
sore. towanh expenses, and the second to receive 5,1 sirs.
out of the stakes. Two miles. MG subs., 53 of whom ob.:-
dared.)
31r. Msrtinon's `"aster, 3 yes, Est 131 b (eltariton) 1
Mr. Wrather's 31“:4 tit blualtarn. Gant, bat 1316 (Including
GIN% extra) . (ti. Abstale) 1
Mr. J. 1:. Morris's Iluot"e: font, 3 y rs, 3st IMb (T. smith) 3
Lord Exeter's ("sop, 3 !rm. 4ot 141 b (Tuovey) 4
Mr. MeAlsm'o Thu• Indian, 4 yrs, 7st ; ..... (I,lntnuan) 3
Betting: 6t05 on Nancy, Gto I agst Maid of Mashain,
7to I agst Ilungerford, g to I sent Italian, II to 1 agst
Cane, and 100 to G :and linty Ilyhla. TM:Maid:of Mash:ins
took the load at earting, billowed by Ilungerford, Canu
and Candlewick next, with Nancy in waiting, pulling
double. At the mil-awl-a-halt post the favourite was
Inurth, and at the wood third ; Ilungerford mid Maid of
Masham at this point lying abreast. The pace, which had
been slow in the early part, now ►ring very good. After
making the turn into the straight the issue was never in
doubt ; the favourite passed Ilungerford as if he was stand-
ing still, headed Maid of Mashant inside the distance, and
won in the commonest of canters by three lengths. Time,
8 min. 41 secs.

OLD THREE-YR-OLD PRODUCR STAMM, of 100 sots.
each, h ft; colts, Bet 61b; fillies, tilt 21b. Two mike.
(8 subs.)
Mr. Wentworth's Azeth, set 21h (J. Marron) 0
LSTEIWIELD HA N DOA 1., of 10 stirs. each, with 60
added. The winner of the Ehor Handicap to have carried
10lb extra. The winner to pay 10 soya. towards expenses.;
Sir C. Mnnek's Vanguard, S yr.*. ,et rib (ln Oman) I
C aarom'a SCArborough, 4 yrs, Get 1110 (Artsild; 2
Mr. MOklarn.4 The Italian, 4 yrs, 74 13. b ....... (Temnletnan)
Betting: h to 4 apt Sweetheart, 4 to 1 apt Prince Cara-
doe cult, and Ci to 1 agot Vanguard. Won by a length,
half a length between the second and third, and the santo
between the third and fourth, Sweetheart well up. Run in
1 min. 47 secs.

ST. LEDER STAKE:A.—The stewards, after ref,rence to tho
stud book, have decided that the *ire of the Calculator was
properly described us Camel only.
Tits DISPUTED MATCH I/N WEDNUDAY.—The match
not having been run the right distance, via., three quarters
of a mile, the steward* have declared tbc race to be soh!.
The Marlborough Buck arrived this afternoon.

(By Um. -is Telegraph.)
rLATE of look for 2-yr.olds and upwards. half a mile.
Mr. J. Polling's !Bab Sheriff, 2 yrs (.I. (s9lbOrnr) 1
Mr. Metal un'a Er.slne, 2 yrs ..
Mr. lirowne's o by Meloourne out of Sally Wart it, 2 yrs _

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. . (Ch ton) 3
Betting; 3 to 1 agst Agnes Wicklield, 4 to 1 agst Evadno,
d to I agst Cheshire Witch filly, 5 to I agst I),eeitful, and
4to I agst High Sheriff. lligh Sheriff made all the play
and won by a length ; the same between second and third ;
Agnes fourth. !tau in 52 sees. Jack Robinson threw his
rider, and did not go to the post. The horses were started
by Captain Roue.
Col'A TT PLATE of 100/., added to a sweepstakes of 15
soya. each, for 2-yr-old and upwards. T.Y.C. (19 subs.)
Mr. Wrathres Maid of Median% G yes
Mr. ILallonfs Prime Miwster, 3 yrs
Lord Cardresa's Serb rouyii, 4 3rns ~, ~ . ............... ........
LOTTEitY PLATE of 251., added to a sweepstakes of
5 soya. each, for 3-yr-alds and upwards. One mile.
Mr. Ilarrisoo's Mtvi Panay, 3 yes (M.) ....... 1
Mr. Yealley's Lady Speedy, 4 yes(Mß ) 3
Mr. Medd Ira's Border Boy, 3 yrs (10/)
Mr. Iteweitine's The Setter, 3 yes (With ...... 4
Mr. TbomplooN fby GLlair olt of titc sale
Won by a length; two lengt between second and
third.