The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-23 00:00:00

SPORTING.

YORK AUGUST
CONVIVIAL STAIRS of 30 son. each, h.•ft. ; for two-Tr-
oia', coin Sat 71b; 111110, Sat 21h; those got by etalliona or out of
mares that fleece heed a winner allowed 31b ; winners 2lb extra.
T.Y.C. (II sun)
Mr. OshaldaMn's b Bookstone (P. Butleri 1
Mr. Baker's Omar (Bumby 2
Col. Cr: dock's Beguine (Nat) 3
Betting: 2tol on Buelstone. and 3to 1 add The Beguine. Bon-
nie made all the running and won easily by a length ; Oscar beating
The Begulas by • bead. 'tun in 1 min 9 seta.
CONSOLATION ficaitanta of SOL, added to a handicap of
5 soya each: 3 furionp. (12 subs.)
Lord Stanley's Abdiel (J. Simpecal 0 1
Mr. R. Green's Bedouin .
Mr. Moetya's AbistM (J. Sharp 3 0
Betting: 6 to 4 agst Abdiel, 3 to 1 sgst Bedouin, and 5 to 1 art
Alsatto—Abliel, Antis, and Bedouin got off together, and ran in
company to the end, Abdael and Bedouin gabbing with a dead heat,
beating Alma by a bead, sad Lumina by MK a lsagth. Run in
1 min 6 sera
Deciding beat.—Betting : 5 to 4 ce Abaci, who mare all the run-
ning, and was easily by two lengths. Rae be 1 min. Seem.
Moire, 600 son., 250. ft, Set 71b each. 1 mile. Mr.
Mira Punch beat Mr. Collett'sChatteebox. Bang:-3 and 4to 1
on Punch, who was by fifteen lengths. Ran be IMa 48 son.
OBBAT YORltslil ILE STALIN, of 10 mu, seek with 100
added ; for 3.yr.01d colts, eat 71b ; get Mb; the sand to re.
eel.* 30 soy. out of the stakes, and the whirr to pay Henn towards
ez=lo.. V. Ilmiteltuil4o subs.)
(J. Maisel 1
dMr. Merry's Mil Motherwell (Barat7 2
Col. Adams (F. Bather 3
In am atimpennben sad Warms wen omitted in
to Ind erns. a-7 to 2 set ; 4 le 1 eget
Ellertisis; Slia 1 apt ; 8 le 1 sin 1 IS le 1 salt
Lewin; and IS 1 egat Maid of tea the
lead, fo'Jowed by Lama* Mashab. sad Caws% BYE®,
le Mit~, Ned Cleisitandlying la the Tear,W*
dale 011Ot peaLannfe et lie be sine seam end eves en palL
kV dank', la wand ea ef Inlberweß le nein= tarn,
where is leek the Mid, sine bat own amine
_lam sad win laa
cantor by four lengthe; Bain= a led and. Kul In 3 min.
l era
ATCH 500 son., 100 ft ; hat 71b each. One mile.—
Mr. Kennedy's Sir Tatton Sykes (F. Ruder) beat Mr. O'Brien's The
Traverser (J. Manson). Betting: 5 be 4 es The Trimmer. The
dannette Jumped off with the had, en man Pay at a killing paw to
the tins. Sir Tattoo Sykes then went up, beaded Ida, and was by
threalmaths. Run in 1 min. 46 ase.
0111011ACK STAKES of 10 son. each, with 100 added, for
Lyoelds min at 71b ; 8s 21b ; the emend to receive 2550 n.,
the Pkird be we In stake, and the winner to glee three dozen of
dampeps be is York Gimcrack Club. 1 mile. (42 nibs.)
Mr. Pellets Taman (A. Day) I
Xr. Orawsts newton (W. Scott) 2
Mr. Mellthens lineman (Templeman)
SWIM : 2to 1 apt Tuscan, 5 to 2 eget Whitewall, 5 to 2 meat Pet of
the Fancy, and to 1 apt Vale Read. Tuscan made nearly all the
running, and won very may by a length ; Snowball, who lost several
avian st starting, up near home, and exieceeded In obtaining the
Neon men by a k
nee. Messenger was a bad fourth. Run in
1 oda 47 see.
SiSMIPIITAXIM of 30 son. 10 ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, hat 71b ;
Wks, Sit 41b. 1 min (II subs.)
Mr. Seadford's Nimblesworth (W. Boyle)) 1
Mr. S. L. Vax's Executor (Holmes) 2
Betting: 6 to 4 an Executor, who seeds es rains be the itand,
where Elmblesworth went mind dined lies very dourly by half
a length. Ran In 2 min. 17 use.
FILLY SAPLING STAIN of 50 non. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr-
olds, Set 41b each. 1 mile. (S sun)
Mr. G. 8. Foliambe's Caen of the May (Nati:
Capt. Allen's ptilne (Templeman
.2
Betting 4tol on the Queen. The feet 200 yards was • "sr '
match ; the neat quarter of a mile a slow bet; a canter followed ;
and at the T.Y.C. mot the race commenced. It me all one way, the
favourite winning easily by a length. Run in 4 min. 13 see.
MEM BIM' PLATE of 60 sum., 3 yr-olds, 7st ; fear, Set 31b;
lice, Sat 10Ib; six and aged, get; maiden 3.yr.olds allowed slb ; four,
10Ib; five, 13115; mares sod geldings allowed Sib; a winner once
before starting (not being a handicap err a match) of 100 son. or
I upwards, to carry_ 31b ; twice, alb extra. The winner to be told for
150 ion, If demaded, he.
Mr. Jaques's Nell Cook (G. SerMm 1
Mr. Ta)lor's George Step/lemon
Mr. 8. L. Fox's o by 'mesa, dam by Pantaloon (
Mr. Allen's Duke of Kent (M.Hates 4
Mr. Meiklam'e Aristotle t= 3
Mr. Oldeagher's Osprey ( t I
Betting Gto 5 apt Aristotle • to 1 sad George Stephinca ; and
4to 1 agst Osprey. Won in s Canter by 2 lengths, In 1 W. 48 as.
The meeting on the whole was on ar the beet elm held at Ifork;
each day had is distinguishtag Ibituro, sad Mai day Irma& ea
amount of apart that left noting to dens. 1e weather throughout
was beautiful, and, but for the manner in which the merle
woo kept, the management would
of
teen altogether unexceptiona-
ble. The new ateward, In the room of the Earl of ChesterAeld, who
goes out by rotation. Is R. M. Jaques, Esq., a staunch (dead le the
turf, an one of the most active aupporters of the York
Under his patromago a new stake for 1899 has been openertrit
called " The Yorkshire Oaks," to which, should the requisite number
of subecribers be obtained, the sum cd tool, wil bc added. To so
experienced and zealous a steward a hint that the course might have
been in better order for running at the Middiethorps turn will be
quite sufllelent to prevent any future grand of complaint. We
understand that the subecriptiom he 1648 are going on favourably.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Ltvnaroot, Ann. 21.
Dun Pep s.—Defore Mr. Justice Wit,!groan.
BROWN ADD OTHERS V. JENYTNE.—This war a special
jury cause, in which Messrs. Brows, Shipley, and Co. were
the plaintiffs, and Mr. Francis Jenkyns the defendant. The
action was brought for the recovery of the value of two bills
of exchange for 2,4991. 10s. 6d. The defendant pleaded that
he did not accept the bills, and that there never vu any con-
sideration given for the drawing and endorsing of them. The
defendant was a corn merchant in London, and the hills of
exchange were drawn on merchants at New Orleans, of the
firm of Klingender and Co. Mr. Samuel Nicholson was
connected with the house of Brown, Shipley, and Co., at
New Orleans, and he having sent over the bills, which were
drawn at 30 days' sight, they became due on the 17th of June
in the present year. The bills were upon that day
presented for payment, and were dishonoured.—Mr. Watson
contended that although the bills were accepted for corn,
yet there was a consideration that the bill of lading should
be delivered at the time the money was paid for the bills.—
His lordship ruled that there was no evidence of such con-
tract, and a verdict was given for the plaintiffs for the full
amount, with interest —Mr. Watson immediately tendered
a biU of exceptions.
BELL, P. O. r. LORD INOESTRE.—This was an action by
John Bell, the registered public officer of the Newcastle-
upon-Tyne Joint Stock Banking Company, against the
defendant, Lord ingestre, for the recovery of the value of
two bills of exchange for 4,1181. 10s., which were accepted
by the defendant. The defendant put a number of pleas upon
the record, one of which alleged that the bills had been obtained
front him by fraud.—Mr. Attorney-General Knowles, Mr.
Watson, Q.C.' and Mr. Unthank appeared for the plaintiff;
and Mr. Martin, Q.C., and Mr. Robinson, for the defendant.
—The bills, it appeared, bad been accepted by his lordship,
to accommodate a person named Edwards, whom he had pa-
tronised, and with whom he had had extensive transactions.
After the case had been gone into at great length, a conver-
sation ensued between his lordship and the learned counsel
on both sides ; and eventually a verdict was returned for the
plaintiff for the amount claimed, with liberty to the defend-
ant to enter a stemma, if the court should be against the
plaintiff on two of the issues on which he relied.