The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-18 00:00:00

BETTLIG AT MANI

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9to 1 apt Gladlatoor (t
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10 to 1 Sal/Anoka
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100 to 7 Cei
100 to 7 Custard Cattle
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20 to 1 TN. Duke (off)
10 to 1 &Amer (olf)
Se to 1 Goat= fa)
IS to 1 Sinter to The
Drake (t)

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BOAT Race ON 'ragTHAYKL4.—A sculling coil
bet between Frank Kilsby, of Lambeth. and Banat!. of
Xsaeliester, foe • stake of 1001., was decided yesterday in
ontrigged boats, the worn bring from Putney to Mortlake.
Both men are well known In aquatic circles, Bibby
especially, his repeated victories over Sommer May, Wise,
Bifiin, Wilton. and others, having latterly 'made him a
psis favourite with the public, while Barrett has per-
formed very respectably at various regattas, bat his NM
ppined any notariety in • greet soelling cieeteet.
Bibby trained at Mr. Wilton's, Bosse, bat wee not up
to the form displayed in hie proving/ contests, his peaches
be the boat having been stopped by a gathering in the palm
of his r: ght band, which however healed up the lied week,
bet canoed him to row 10lb over his usual weight. His
opponent trained at the Belle, Putney, nyder the ears of
the champion, and was very fit. At the teal delimit on
Thursday lot Mr. Ireland was ammo referee, and 71. mild
to Barrett as as allowance for expenses, but no tatting
was transacted os the result, the backers of the latter
being very shy, while se much as 5 to 2 wee offered cm
Bibby at TetterealYson the previous afternoon. Ci.hee L
morompsoird the rice with • good muster on board. The
betting opened at sto 2 on flashy, end closed it 4 to I cc
him. Ms. C. Wilcox was appointed umpire for Kilsby, and
P. G. Barrett for his brother. Harry Belly offi-
dieted in the bow of Barrett's cotter, while
Bibby was takes up by his brother John. The choice of
stations wit conceded to Barrett by Kilsby et the final
deposit for a small roasideration and lit 20 miuntes pot I
o'clock they got off to ere excellent start, and continued
»wing level with slight variations to the Petal, where
Belly brought his man out into the middle of the river,
and commenced borieg Bibby, with the view of gaining the '
verdict by a foal. Bibby, Man the tactics pursued by his
opponent, pre way, and rowed close to the Surrey shore,
which rave Barrett • decided advantage, for opposite the
Dung Wharf he wee clear, and at the Crab Tree was two
lengths in front. After rising the Bop Works, Bibby
tried several spurts, bet could not snooped in overhauling
his opponent, es the Manchester man maintained hie lead to
She finish, despite the exertions of Bileby, and finally won
• Blow race by about • clear lien&, to the greet delight of
the fielders, who accepted the long odds two days in sun-
cession.
BerrmigrY OP • °AWN DtsTura.—Having •
pan dispute with his to ante. Berl &Althea has settled
It on theca terms rueervee about 8,000 acre, princi•
pally woodland, park, sod bane farm, for his own shooting,
and late the shooting over the remainder of his estate to no
association of tenants, who are jointly and severally
answerable for the rent, for the insinteesnceof • fair
beetling stock of game, and for the watching of the ground,
guannteeing Lord Botaesk against all game damage claims,
pot or future, eosnected with the Lied■ in their occupancy.
His lordship and his friends are to enjoy the privilege of
shooting over the hnd thus let, paying for every heed of
game they kill. The lease is foe ten years. and the sheriff
of the county is to be the final referee in all disputes which
may arise between hodlord mid tenant. The Associated
Scottish Chambers of Commerce, it should be added, have
resolved that hares and rabbits ought to be expunged from
the game list, their presence being iooompatiiile with re.
aloserative investment of capital in farming.—Birmingham
Doily Post.
THE METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL Law AB-
•OCIATION. —The minuet comes, of this body opened at
St. George' ell, Liverpool yeeterday, Mr. Hodge, of YY
Newcastle-on-Tyne in the chair. The chairman's ripsaw ,
address dwelt apes the history of Law Reform. and alluded •
particularly to the scheme foe oosicentratieg the law courts
in London. A paper was reed by Mr. Lowadas, of Liver-
pool, on the latter subject, sad a resolution was pissed re-
quoting the managing committee of the association to keep
the matter soda their enneideration with the view to
preeset to the law commissioners the *pinkies of the
country solicitors as to any variations in the legal arrange.
seals which might be deemed Docessary in consequence of
the change.
We (Freeman's Journal) understand that •
amber of the eambiebeme and bishops of the Irish church
see expected is town to-day (ffasedar ), for the purpose of
gams • saestiegct lAb• Mama% m Beard tomorrow : and
stated,
te "'Mead a meeting of the board of the Catholic
ITaiversity on Wednesday.
woa.d vertheinent.)-- Houmny's PTLIL—Promo-
-
—The opinion pales ground Ithat dhow ts •dlnsinution
el vitality, and them is Yids doebt that the powers of life see
tadpauy ddPnosed
.14 niiperithe the system. This de•
laratilq ears corre= War a ours*. or as oomaionat
don of Holloway's plus, expel all morbid
asallests froin the .—an cleanse and Intl-
=as glsads, Weems, and Mb. Through this wholesome
Holloway's meakeas rats oat the seeds of all Wows,
whisk la sultry weather. peeve se foreddable to health. sad la
a vast sullorlty of awes destroy Hie Itself. loserrarned should
te heasnard—eposltion sadly attained by take thew excel-
Int Olt when lassitude, Madechs, or &kaki tisiresese ea.