The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-05 00:00:00

crops only; but the damage done to turnip crops
lentils, clover seeds, meadow and pasture, has never
been taken into account; the damage done to
meadow land in the neighbourhood of the covers
may be stated at front ss. to 20s. per acre. In the
summer of 1814, 389 acres of arable land bearing
corn were damaged to the amount of 9161., and that
sum was allowed for damage. In the previous year,
1843, the acres in corn were 395, and the sum of
8971. was paid for damages, averaging 465. per acre
on the whole quantity of corn laud, varying from
nothing to nearly 10/. per acre."
Some of the detailed items of the damage done to
the same tenants in different years are worth looking
at. 111}0: Mr. John Goodie, on 29 acres of oats,
loss in bushels, 520: in money, 811. 10s. Mr. James
Goodwin, on 23 acres: loss in bushels, 160 of oats;
36 of wheat; in money, 401.85. Mr. George Vuton:
on 15 acres, loss in bushels, 276 of oats ; m money,
44/. 17s, Mr. John Shaw: on 29 acres, loss in
bushels, 440 of oats, 117 of wheat; in money,
1481 10s. Mr. Joseph Shaw: on 16 acres, lose in
bushels, 158 of oats, 14 of wheat ; in money, 31/. 3a.
Mr. Thomas Torr: on 18 acres, loss in bushels, 360
of oats; 54 of wheat; in money, 80i. 2s. Mr.
Thomas Worrell, on 01 acres, loss in bushels, 248 of
oats; in money, 37!. In all, including farmers not
named, there was of corn destroyed in that district
3,108 bushels of oats, and am of wheat; the money
valuation being 694!.
In 1843, the money loss was 897/.
In 1842, on the same ground the loss in bushels
was 1,632 of oats, and 420 of wheat; the money
valuation, 4331. (The game had been severely killed
the previous year.)
In 1844, on the same ground the lose in bushels
was 3,450 of oats, 996 of wheat : valuation in money,
916/.

Need you wonder that the farmers arc no longer in
the "saute boat" with their landlords, that they call
the speeches of Disraeli and Lord Granby about
their peculiar burdens " parliamentary chatter," that
they reject the landlord eandidate,Lord Newark,and
elect their owu man, Mr. Barrow ? But they pro-
mise to do more wonderful things than win an
election.

SPORTING.

INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
EPSOM SPRING MEETING, 1851.

NOMTNATIONS VIOL TUE BEUMNOTON FREE HANnteAP
Simnel ,(,Luc—Legiahor, savenger, .ingleary. Trustr-memet,
Quadruped. Don Juan,' Nlowbr.sy, Cieanunt, The Unlucky One,
The General. St. George. spring [Melt, Rendebarg, Mascot, Mind-
youe.own-Bu.inre., ant Goad Time coming.
_ _

NOMINATION 3 FOUTIII:OItANI,NIETItOi•OLITAN STEEPLE
cm.,..—llsitigt Yearn at, sprine Puck, Itend•burg, air Peter L luria.
1t [trap, Vain Hope, Hari. Jerry, Sri Jona, Parr Pimple,
Mullion, Spectator, Lord Galge, Anglesey, Miss eplliagwood,
Seascape.
EPSOM SUMMER MEETING, 1851.

NuMINATIoNS Ton Ton Mahon P LATE.—briat, 8 yrs ; Fo-
rest kluser, 6 yrs; rule, 5 rfa 154. be Ut...,01, 5 yrs; olsliole, 4
yrs; Eltbircas. 3 yrs; The 111.1, 4 yrs; TV. Nroor, ti yrs; The %see, 4
Sr.; hanker,' y re; Cbar.cy, 4 yrs; a try Sir Hercules out of Empress,
3 yrs; c by Sir 'ferrules our at Min Laity. 3 yrs; Teessrater, 4 yr • ;
fby Shine out of (Warman's darn, 4 yrs ; hare de Touche, 3 yea;
Iltennto, 4 yrs; Borde MT, 4 yrs ; Woodlark, 5 yrs ; Zatlne, 4 yrs;
'monsoon, 4 yrs; J. co' Sot, sod; Cash". ern, 4 y ; Mratailor,
most; Sisyphus, 4 yrs; Ella. 3 yrs; Simplicity, 3 yra • Salute, 4 yrs;
Warty ick, 4 yrs; the Maroblosna, yra ; Induound, 4 yrs; I i..-
eurrdus 3 yr. • f out of "Ark moan, 3 yes; Royal Hurt, 4 yrs;
liaradmme Doe, 4 yes; MOW,. 4 In; Stsuthe, 3 yrs; Moss Spring, 4
yrs; loathe, 3 yrs; Mohr 7, 5 yrs; St.. Patrick, 3 yrs; PLlte Up, 4
Ire; tby slaw out ref Exams 4 yrs ; Terosachore, 3 yrs; Iturbranser,
41n; gby the Tulip out of Pomba, b yrs ; Nutcrarker, 4 yrs; De-
ntin, 5 yrs; Old Fox. 3 yrs; hulltinch, 4 yrs; Ductility, 5 yrs; Jag-
gier, 5 yrs; Walllkower, 3 yrs; Imhet, aged; Sergnor 0; modern,
4 yrs; Sir Charles, 4 yrs; Cora, 4 y . e•lt out of Dark susan,..4 yrs;
Utrecht, I yrs; Narcissus, 4 yrs; Estafette, 4 yrs; Era, 5 yrs; bloom,
3 yrs: calmar, 4 yrs; Laundry Maid, 'rod; Strungbow, 5 yrs;
limy, 3 yrs.
NOMINATIONS TO It THE OLAND STAN o PLATE.—Thc Ban,
Syr.; Kat hires, 4y rs ; ototleass. 4 yrs; Valero rue. 4yra ; NU:Cr.2ker, 4
yrs. Narcissus, 4 yrs; Souffle, 3 yrs; Iturnoo, 3 yrs; Seignor of
iloid,rne-r, 4 yr.; Elthinm, 3 yrs; ballet Girt. 4 yrs; St. Hosalia. 5
yea; a by Lanercust out of La:Kellen r„ 3 yrs; Auer. 6 yrs; Ohl Dan
Tucker, S yrs; Sauter ha (you p% 3 yrs; c by Sir Ilenulmo rout of Em-
press, 3 yrs ; La.bm, 4 yrs; Utrreht. 4 yrs; Hoysl Ilan, 4 yrs ; Era,
3 yrs; Linthsoorker, 3 yrs; Stun.Slnw, a yrs
NOSONATIONeI FOIL TILE Two-YEAD OLD STAKZ.4.—Sir J.

flawk.fa br f Situlda, M.,Jor FUCA ch t by .1 b Mmueror out or ream,
Mr. Fr.,ncla'a b(1 broths, Count liathyAny'a b (Queen lice, Mr. Caren'a
Little John, Lord rUlde...a f by Boy hi iddlt ton out of 11.1t.11., Mr. W.
Gulbrees b f Lady blanche, Mr. S. Scold, b f by Galipoli out of
Gaiety, Mr. Oreville's b f by thane out to Itrlugtotet dam, Mr. Forth 4
br o Whirlwind, by alumna, oat

COVENTRY RACES AND STEEPLE CHASES.

Tv 11.1)w

IlasnicAP (fiat race) of 6 boys. each, and 25 added. Ono
mile and a half. (a

hlr. Obwoey's Heari of tiak:Set 41b
Ilapjl!,.. Swim 74 311)

foilowing also ran :--Caigain Cunningham's The
Mea,e, ist ; Mr. Pitcher's Hazy, 4st 12Ib ; and Mr.
Minor's Modestinu, Gat 101 b. Evun on Heart of Oak. Won

ANNUAL STEEPLE CHASE lIANDIcAP of 20 PATS. MTh,
10 R, and 5 only if declared, with 100 added; the second to
save his stake. 4 miles.
Mr. W. l'itlrser's Thr ihetim, Plat 1211) (011Iver) I
Mr. J. troburar's Abd.rl-Kowler, I lot
The following also started .—Mr Veveres Vainhope

114 71h• Mr. 6aruard'et Sir Peter Laurie 11,t 51h ; Mr'

Ilughett"s Miss ('ollingwood, 104 71b ; Mr. Elmore's
10st 21h; Mr. John Tollitt's Tipperary Boy, 10d 21h;
Lord lturgan's Fugitive, lOst 121 b ; Mr. Land's Gener,d,
lOst 611 t. Betting 3to 1 agat Victim ; 1 to 1 apt AM-
: el-Kathy ; d to 1 agst Vainhope ; 4 to 1 agst Sir Peter
Laurie ;Sto 1 apt Fugitive. Won cleverly by a length
and a half.

KF.E HANDICAP (hurdle race) of 10 soya. each, and 50
added. 2 milt%

Mr. Lantrallle [knell!,
.198. t 611?

.(Fri•b7) !

ir.Osluerts Mall.and-11.11, leg Itlb
Even onitand-lialf, 2to I agst General, and 5 to 2
agst Seignor of HoMem:ma. Won cleverly.
THE SELLING STAKES of 5 'ors. each and 20 added,
one mile, 7 subs., were wan easily by Mr. l'iteher's Hazy,
3 yes, sst 11th, beating Captain Cunningham's The Meat,
aged, Hot 111 h; Mr. Land's Passion Flower, 6 yrs, Sot 11111;
Mr. liumphreys's Brother to Eldon, 5 yrs, Hat 9111; Mr.
Harvey's Sampler, ♦ yrs, 7st 11th ; Mr. Morris's I'eter the
Great, 3 yrs, 6st 6th; and Mr. Smith's Emma, 3 yni,
(Ist 31b. Betting: 2to 1 agat Emma, Ito 1 each opt the
Hesse and Passion Flower, and 5 to 1 agst Bro. to Eldon.