The Express.
London, England, 1851-02-27 00:00:00

SPORTING.

BETTING AT MAN (.1 I EsT E 11.—T E,DAY.
L11T.1111./OL tIYRISO t UP.
1 to I apt Patope 8 to 1 astot Caurire (t)
4 At 1 U. ay (t; 8 to I lloubt (t)
6to LOU, '.t) Itoto 1 Idlyd.y (t)
Itryt.ro o not eatwettd to Matt,
1 118.1111 EL 81 EUPLECIIAVY..
11 to I apt Sir J... 0 it) 14 Lt I 88.0 Peter SintplB
to I %%on dope (t) '4O to I t urritt
U to I 1:,-tr.p •t) 30 to I • - Ite4cue
In to I el..Xadeir (t) 10 to 1 Ttpvemr4 Roy (I)
Io to 1 31...rta 110 y it) 140 to 1 hlo.bgan it)
1J to 1 Eagitlve

LATEST BETTING AT LIVERPOOL.
Tu PADA T NIGHT.
tity kiretsie Tripar..*
briLLNO CUP.

4to 1 ort !Idly iltO. 1 soot Little George
4to 1 Vattopo to 1 Cowin
STEEPLYKII AKE.

Ibe i apt Sir John —••
7 to I in Hove
II to 1
N I
II le 1 Yogitire

-12t;'--1 apt Nana Day
20 to 1
20 to I Pt-ter :um*
20 to I Tipp ran Bay
:5 to 1 Mauna* Daly

LIVERPOOL SIRING lEETING.—WEDNEst).%Y.
CHAMPION FLEE 11ANIIIC.t I. HURDLE RACE of 5 soca
each, with SO added. The second to remise 20 soya out
of the stakes, and the winner to pay 7 *ors towards the
camases. 2 mile,.
Mr. Tredtanes Log t 4, Syr., 9.t 101 b (Amber) I
Mr. t;: si• be eS. inns of Illoidenwas, 4 yrs, To alb ( rioter) 2
Mr Cunninel.em'i Little Qua's. 3yea, loot .01b . (law.ingt 1
SPRING ('i.e HANDICAT of IS MSS each, 10 ft and only
5Se with 100 added. The second to save hia stake, and the
winner to pay 7 wars towards expenses. Mile and there
quarters.
Mr. Bewritortata flinty, a yts, Mat Inb .... (Dodd) I
Mt. Palmer. Doubt, a yrs, hit TM (M dlaw) 2
Caguas Haworth.* ransom a yrs, 11l ..--..... (txyle) 3
Mr.l. Yam'. Pumps, 4ara.7at Mb . (Malt el 4
GLAND NATIONAI. STEEPLE CHASM of 20 POTS each, 10
ft and only :.• de with 100 added. The second to nave his
.take, and the winner to pay 20 tuna toward"; the expensea.
Winner of a st,eple chose after the declaration of the
I weight,. Glb exert, if two or more 10 extra. About 4 miles.
(03 antra, 30 of whom declared, atc.)
Mr. two rit,'. Abl.cl.liader. spat. not 41b
1 'Abbott I
Mr. C. Iltedlio Maria 1L.., &g ad. IDA 311
lord Weterbdtre S‘r John, aged, Ilse 1211 . .. . ;Kroll 3
The final struggle was very close. Abctel-Kader winning
only by a neck; Sir John an indifferent third; Ilalt-oud-
llolf, Vain Rope, and Rat Trap neat. Abd-el-Mader,
who won thi. stoke lost year, hos netted a gnat stake fur
his party.
OrTIoNAL BELLINO STALLS of S son each, with 30
added. One mile.
Mr. Ilwroltises allataly a yrs.
Mr. mires awe, lied
Mr. Lamm'. Maid Maga, 6 yrs— ---....

WHITECILVEL COUNTY COUItT.—YEITERDAY.
61/11.1., Ma. BSlinA7.7
NEALE r. NELsoN.—PLAYEEA' Quastiter.s.
This was an action for assault and battery. The damages
were laid at 'LW.
Mr. Metcalfe, for plaintiff. stated that his client was stage
manager of the London Pavilion Theatre, and the defen-
din: clown at the same house. On the night of the 22nd
January, during the performance of the pantomime, a per-
former of the name of Smith was called by the defendant
a thief, upon which his client, as was his duty. interfered,
whereupon the defendant came behind the wears, and after
calling him a little Quilp," shook his client violently, and
ventually struck him in the fare. The learned counsel
then called—
Mr. Neale, who, from his shortness of statute., could
scarcely be seen in the witniwa-box. The plaintiff having
corroborated the statement of his counsel, further said that
the defendant, upon shaking him, swore he would knock
him straight : and such was the violence used, that he had
to keep to his bed.
Cross-examined by Mr. Pelham—There was a trio to be
sung by the clown, pantaloon. and the moon. The moon
TIM INCLOsURF. COMMlAMON.—Yesterday the , should have been represented by Mr. Smith, who at the
annual report, Ming the 6th of the inelosure commissioners, time was in the side wings. This was the cause of the clown
was issued. The nutuberof applications since the Inclosure calling the moon a thief.
Acts were passed, numbered Oil ;of which 161 Coil had Mr. l'ilham said the defendant held an important post in
been completed. It appears that of the remaining number the theatre, and finding that the moon did not appear, be
364 were for Mortemart, Iff: for exchange of lands, eight in naturally got irritated. The feet was, there were two rival
respect of the proceedings under local acts, three for the parties in the house—the plaintiff supported one party, and
division of int remixed lands, use for partitions, and one for the defendant the other. His client, who bad partly the
setting out copyhold and tither boundaries. The number , getting up of the pantomine, naturally felt annoyed at a
.f aerii, compress din the applications for inclosurc and con- person like the plaintiff interfering with him ; and as be
I version was 310.656. Tke number of eases since the la,t would prose nu blow was struck whatever. he trusted
annual repast is lid, of which sixty were inclosures. and of • the smallest coin of the realm would be ample dame?. s.
that number iI will require the authority of parliament. j His Honour said both parties showed a want of temper,
The quantity of land comprised in the applications for in. and had acted discreditably. The defendant, however, had
closure since the lust annual general report was 46,719 acres.' no right to take the plaintiff by the collar, particularly as

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