The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

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ENTRY TRIAL STARE& A.F.
'Azad, Lytham, Liadsmard Fort, It*hulk Black Prime.
and Vixen. sold, 6001.

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GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP. T.Y.C. le
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Master Riohard, Arohimedes. Bacchus, Comma, ',Hi ng- te
toe, Evelio', Zambesi, Ands; Regina, Pantaloon, Beadle, el
Liston, Lady Valentine, Wild Ague% Cadean, Acolyte, es
Naibild4l, Lavinia, Lad Egidia, La Mechant, Gmee SI
Darling. Gaza Ladra, Filbert, Ls Fortune, Radcliffe, SI
Primers of Wales, and Sir Charles are hare. ■
Path Fonrov.—Troalladonr, John Davis. Attraction,
Gardevisam,Clariow't, Bounties. Lord Douglas, Belle of the si
Ball, Tennyson, May Bloom, Charity, Vandervelde, Anti- ic
Mamma, Jszabel, Tibia, Swordsman, Revinella, Oelerrima,
SI
II Re Cialantnorao Copenhageo, Nip, Ethelred. Thalia- II
sine, Merry Heart, Marigold, Echo. Advance, Lyra, SI
Oouoteraigs, Gil Blaa, Czarina, Isabel, Trust, Dialled, Va.
belathus, Dawdle, and Panes.
HOPEFUL STAKES. Last half of Ab. M.
Mr. Pitt, Harper, Grey Stockinp, Sr to Amber, Chibisi,
and Ziegvni ars lure. a
Pam Foltrarr.—Leer of Gowrie, Lady Bank, Saxon
Beauty, donna, Gallipoli,Wolsev. War, Penelopii,
well, Vagabond, Florida, Adelina. Sr to Sophie, Schoolbtlf,
Mary Hill, Peer, Duke of York, Young Hopeful, and Con-
servative.

GRAND DIIRE MICHAEL STAMM. A.F.

Contract, Zambesi. Liddburtas, sad Leosdown ore here.
PAID PORPIIIT.—Kcenti, Gheveretta, Farewell. Harold,
Anadyornene, Forester, Crow's Nest, Lady Cochrane,
Generalissimo, Loodoser, Lyander, Bedmiastor,Quill, sod
Caloyer.

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Tomato, Evelio', awl Clairvoyant am flame.

HANDICAP OF 20 SOVS. T.Y.C.
Volunteer, 7st 121 b ; Wild Thyme, 7st 12Ib ; Gninivars,
7st lib ; Indigestios, 7st ; and Lady di Vergr, ret 101 b.
PAID FORVlllT.—Troablesomo, Guardsman, Regina, and
Panialoon.
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ADDITIONAL datinats—Veztarotia, Oat and Outer,
Loaf Sugar, Laaghara, Brutish, Broadsheet., Idler, Oroera
Prises, Fart', Marigold, Lady Sophia, Potomao, Birch
Broom, Steghosupl, Indigastioo, sad HasWiwi.

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Material; or LORD MAYOR.—(THIS Dar.)—This
morning the Log Mayor rated his precept for a geenmea.
hall of the livery to be held in the Guildhall on Friday next,
the 29th instant, to elect the Lord Mayor of London
for the ensuing year. The whole of the aldermen
who have served the office of sheriff are eligible
to be elected, and the names of those gentlemen
will be submitted to the choice of the livery. Alderman
Phillips, of the ward of Farringdon Within, is the senior
alderman below the chair; and it being the custom in the
conoration foe the gentlemen holding that position to re-
ceive the appointment is rotation, there is no doubt he will
be elected without opposition. Alderman Phillips is of the
Heim, nee.
Mower ORDER Orrums.—During the quarter
sloes Ist July, mosey order offices have been opened in
London and the suburbs, at :—Bishop's-road, 'Victoria-
park, N.E. ; Bartiretreet, Mile-sod New-town, N.& ;
Csnoon-street, E.C. ; Canterbury-rod, Maida-vale, W. ;
Csld Harboarlane, Camberwell, B. ; Homey-rise, N. ;
Kentish Town-road (No. 149), N.W. ; Marsh-street, Wal-
thainstow, N.E. ; New Etsrnet, N. ; Thorn tou•heath, S. ;
Upper Thames-street, E.O. ; West Green, Tottenham, N. ;
and the money order °eke at 210, Oxford-street, London,
W.. has been removed to 198, in Br same street.
SINGITLAR ACCIDENT. AS BIREHNORAM.—About
10 yesterday morniag a singular accident took place in Dig-
both. A charwoman, employed by Mr. Cron, fruiterer,
who resides next door to the Three Tune public-house. was
engaged in cleaning the attic windows at the top of Mr.
Coloe's house. The windows are about 40 feet from the pave-
ment, sad the charwoman wee leaning oat at the time to clean
some of the top windows. She suddenly became giddy, and
fell forward Into the street. At the time she fell a re-
spectably-dressed man was passing along the pavement
under the window, sod she came with all her weight upon
him. lie wee kaocked to the ground, but she luckily fell
upon her feet. Some passengers ran to the spot and
attended to them. The woman, with the exception of
some slight contusions, was found to be uninjured. The
man, however, was insensible, and was taken to the Clue-
ral Hospital. It was there ascertained that he hod received
a severe orenssion of the brain. Afterwards he was able
to state that his name was Henry George Iron. a cooper,
31 years of age. Last night Mr. Icon lay in a dangerous
condition. having remained unconscious from the time of
his admiseioa.
Miss ATI-MEL—Miss Aylmer, who was the eldest
of the younger generation, and who was now gently de-
rending from her 40th year. lacked the strength of her
mother's chamfer. bat admired her mother's ways, and
followed Lady Aylmer in all things—at a distance. She
wu very god—u navel wee Lady Aylmer—eatertoioing
a high idea of duty, and aware that her own life admitted
but of little self-indulgence. She had no pleasures, she in-
curred no exposer. and was quite alive to the feet that as
Aylmer Park required a reoment of lazy, gormandising
servants to maintain its position in the county, the Aylmer*
themselves should not be lacy, and should not gormandise.
No one was more careful with her few shinier than Miss
Aylmer. She had, indeed, abandoned a life's correspon-
dence with an old friend because she would not pay the
postage oo bitten to Italy. She knew that it was for the
honour of the family that one of her brothers should sit in
parliament, aod was quite willing to denyhenelf anew dress
because sacrifices mast be made to lessen electioneering ex-
penses. She knew that it wee her lot to be driven about slowly
in's carriage with a livery servant before her and another
behind her, and then eat a dinner which the nook maid
would despise. She was aware that it was her duty to he
snubbed by her mother, and to encounter her father's ill-
temper, and to submit to her brother's indifference, and to
have, so to say, the slightest Possible modicum of pommel
individuality. She knew that she had never attracted a
man's love, and might hardly hou to nuke friends for the
comfort of her coming age. But still she was contented,
sad felt that she had consolation for it all in the fact that
she was an Aylmer. She read many novel., and it cannel
but be supposed that something of regret would steal ever
her as she remembered that nothing of the romance of lite
had ever, or could ever, um in bar way. She wept over
th, loves of many weenies, thoeigh she had Dover been
happy or unhappy in bee owe. ftai read of gaiety, though
she sever encountered it, and must have known that the
world elsewhere was lees dull than it was at Aylmer Park.
But she took her life as it came wittiest a complaint, and
prayed that God would make her humble in the high pari-
ties to which it had pleased Him to call her. She hated
radicals, and thought that " Frays and Reviews." sad
Bishop Colour, came direr from the Evil One. She
taught the Mils children in the parish, being spestelly
argent to them always to curtsey when they saw any of the
family, and was as ignorant. meek, and stupid a poor woman
se you shall find anywhere in Europe.—Anthoey Trollops,
in the Fortaigkay Review.