The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-29 00:00:00

Mr. Higgins'a Simple Peter, list 31b 0
Mr. Briscoe's Ba-Minister, Ilst 31b
Betting : 3 to 1 eget Purest Lad, 2 to 1 agst Mason's two,
4 to 1 'gat Ploughboy, and 6 to 1 apt Johnnie Burl*. Won
by three lengths, Trust-me-not a bad third.
FAHMILES STEEPLECIIABII SEAMUS of 5 soot. each and
25 added. Three miles. Gentlemen riders. (6 subs.)
Mr. Percival's Melon, 12st 71b (Mr. Gordon) 1
Mr. Francis's Lysonby, 12at 711) 2
Mr. Blott'a Rocket, 12st 71b, Mr. Gate's Running Rein-
deer, 12st 71b, Mr. Smith's Atalanta, and Mr. Francis's FOE-
ward Miss, 12st 71h, also ran. 7 to 4 each apt Lysonby and
Melon. Won by 20 lengths.
SELLING STEEPLEcHASIL—For this race Kilwick came
in first, beating Tit Bit, Tom Tough, Slashing Painter, and
Tipton Slasher.ibutowing to the horses having gone wrong,
the race was declared void, and the money will bi given to
be run fur as a handicap today.

LIVERPOOL SF
WEDNESDAY-if AN MCA

RING MEETING.
,r for the S1.1:1N0 Cur.

Age. at lb
Weathergage 4 8 7
Cariboo
Warhawk
Chaseaway 5 7 9
Warwick
Trosseau 4 7 2
Kitrflver
The Bishop
Bellewstown
Timid Essen
'Doübt
Needle
Sister to Wanota 5 6 7
Earl of Warwick 6 6 6
Caliber'
Prestige
St. Michael
Little Davie
Caurire .
Ringleader 5 6 5
Victreu

Worcester 5
Richmond
Harp

Cheroot

Lalage I
Happy Joe 4
Buratuda
eh it by llorl -
Way out of Pus• 4
Curybsotes 3
Ploughboy 4
Goorkah 3
Pastrycook 3
Monsoon 3
Muter Norton
Miss Emma
Moselle 't
Pride 1
Charity
I.lanlarcia
Mickey Free
AINTILIIII PLATE.

HANDICAP for the
Age st lb 1
Truth
Weathereage 4 5 8
Due an Durres
Warwick
Kohitwor
Lsdy Agnes
Mrs. Birch 5 7 4
Bellewstown
Needle
May Day a 611
Cowin)
Caliban;
Worcester
Cheroot

Age
Burndale
Ll
True Girl
May Blossom 4
ch g by Barka-
way out of l'uss 4
G.ime Tommy
o.lfrer Green a
l'ride
Llanforda
Mickey Free .... 3
br f by o.uneboy,
ont of Maid of

HANDICAP YOU TRI 0/
CHASE. 6 ft, itdoolared on o

Menton 3 4 7
AND NATIONAL STAPLE
►efore Feb. 8.

st. lb.
Sir Peter Laurie 11 8
Warner
Vainhope ll 4
Knight of Gwynn ll 2
Burton
British Yeoman
Mies Mewbray lO 12
Lucy Neale
Peter Simple
Tipperary Boy lO 10
Abd-el-Kader ....
Due an Durres lO 10
Melford lO 10
Montague lO 8'
Fanny Eisler
Victims lO 6
Postilion
Maria Day
Augustine
Carrig
Great Western
Lamienne lO 5
Half and•llalf lO 5
Leporella
Charlton
Forest Lad
The Drag lO 4
The General
Wexford Tom lO 4
Field Marshal
Calmar

at. lb.
Remark lO 2
Shinrone
Rattrap lO 2
Oscar lO 2
Maurice Daly
Gera'due
Betsy Prig
Slattern lO 0
Dearest Mac lO 0
The Brewer 9 12
Simple Peter
B,netlict
Little Charley 9 10
The nearer 9 10
PoIP
Vengeance
View Halloo
Maley
Kilguade
Advance
Ringleader
Chatterbox
Odin
Friendler 9 8
Ringdove 9 6
Yorkshiresan 9 6
Crat•bs
Tempest
The D wart
Harmony 9 0
Mary Macbroo

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

STAG HOUNDS.
Iler Majesty's, Tuesday, Richings Pak; Friday, Mai-
denhead Thicket—at half.past IL
Bath Subscription, Friday, the Fir Tree, Writlelingtos
—at half past 11.
Ron. F. Petro's, Thursday, Mashbury Mill—at half-past
11.

FOX 1101:71:09.
Atherstone, Monday, Oshaston ; Wednesday, flecking-
ton; Friday, Nuneham; Saturday, Arbury—at a quarter
to 11.
Duke of Beaufort's, Monday, Newington Lodge; Wed-
nesday, Stoke Park; Thursday, Hullavington ; Saturday,
Compton Bassett.
Bsdsworth, Tuesday, Mart Village; Thursday, Fen-
wick; Saturday, South Hiendley—at half-past 10.
Bramham Moer, Monday, Pool; Wednesday, Brayton;
Friday, Deighton Bar; Saturday, Woodhall—at half-
put 10.
Lord H. Bentinck's, Monday, Washington-wood ; Tues-
day, Dunston Pillar ; Wednesday, Brattleby ; Thursday,
Wragby ; Saturday, Potter-hill Bar—at 11.
Colonel Conyer'a, Monday, Fyfield; Wednesday, Black-
more; Saturday, Takeley-turnpike—at 11.
Cottesmore, Monday, Irnham-park ; Tuesday, Titton-
wood ; Thursday, Slacken-hall ; Saturday,.turley-on-the-
Hill—at 11.
Craven, Monday, Littleeote; Wednesday, Anvilles ; Fri-
day, Fieldridge ; Saturday, Welford Woods—at a quarter
toll.

Mr. ea: I, Monday, Holnest Kennel ; Thursday, Holm
Bushes.

East Essex, Tuesday, Birdbrook-hal ; Thursday, Ald-
ham-hall ; Saturday,Terling Raleigh Arms-at half-past 10.
South Essex, Tuesday, Clock-house, Little Hurstead ;
Saturday, Orsett-heath-at half-put 10.
Erases Union, Wednesday, Rettendon Bell ; Saturday,
Danbury Griffin-at h..lf-past 10.
Essex and Suffolk, Tuesday, Stour Wood ; Friday, Box-
ford Street-at a quarter to 11.
Earl Fitawilliam's, Monday, Sulehay Wood; Wednes-
day, Barnwell Wold ; Friday, 'Kennel-at 10.
Mr. H. G. Greaves's, Monday, Claythorpe ; Tuesday,
Raithby by Louth ; Friday, Hairston ; Saturday, Holbeck
-at 11.
Herefordshire, Tuesday, Five Milestone on Fromeshill-
road ; Friday, firewood's End-at half-past 10.
Holdernesa, Monday, White Cross ; Tuesday, Beverley
Grand Stand ; Thursday, Winestead Hall ; Saturday,
South Dalton-at a quarter to 11.
Mr. M. Ingram's, Monday, Holly Bush; Thursday,
Shirley Park ; Saturday, Blythebury-at a quarter to 11.
But Kent, Tuesday, Sweech Gate ; Friday, Paddles-
worth Gorse-st half-peat 10.
Ledbury, Monday, Bromsberrow Heath; Friday, Sulk-
ley-at bar-past 10.
Ludlow, Tuesday, Hitcher Common; Friday, the Ser-
pent-at half-put 10.
Mr. Lumley's, Monday, Serlby ; Tuesday, Stainton Vil-
lage Thursday, Barlborough ; Friday, Darlton Bar-at
half-put 10.
Mr. Lushington's, Monday, Rainham ; Thursday, Red-
mersham ; Saturday, Halfway House, Challock-at 11.
Mr. Morgan'o, Monday, Whit.* Rocks ; Thursday, Syden-
ham House.
Oakley, Monday, Broughton; Thursday, the Falcon,
Bletsoe ; Saturday, Hail Weston-at • quarter to 11.
Rufford, Monday, Waleeby Village ; Tuesday, Wink-
burn ; Thursday, Oxton-bridge ; Saturday, Langwith
Lodge-at half-put 10.
Duke of Rutland's. Monday, Piper Hole ; Tuesday,
Weaver's Lodge; Wednesday, Croton Park; Friday,
Great Gonerby -at hall past 10.
Mr. Lee Steers',, Monday, Lordings ; Thursday, LOr-
wood House-at 11.
North Staffordshire, Monday, Leighford ; Wednesday,
The Three Crowns, Stoke ; Friday, Aluger-at half-put
10.
Mr. A. Smith's, Monday, Quarley Hill; Tuesday, Care
Hill ; Wednesday, Pill Heath; Thursday, Weyhill; Fri-
day, Everleigh; Saturday, Roche Court-at 11.
Suffolk, Tuesday, Soole Inn ; Thursday, Horseheath Mill ;
Saturday, Rymer Point-at a quarter to 11.
Southdown, Monday, Seaford; Wednesday, Friston
Mill; Friday, The Old Ship, Plashet-at 11.
Sir T. Sykes's. Monday, Acklone Wold ; Wednesday,
Lobster House; Friday, Kirkham Abbey- at half-put 10.
Sir R. Sutton's, Monday, Bruntingthorpe-at half-put
11; Tuesday, Widmerpool Inn; Wednesday, Stanton
Harold Park-at 11; Thursday, Great Dalby-at half-put
11; Friday, Glentleld-at 11.
Tiverton, Monday, Combs House, Dalverton-at half-
put 10.
United Pack, Tuesday, Linley; Friday, Chandos Arms,
Knighton-at 10.
V. W. H., Tuesday, Charlton Park ; Thursday, Lechlado
Town; Saturday, Lydiard Park-at a quarter to 11.
Warwickshire, Monday, Tile Hill ; Tuesday, Brailes
House ; Thursday, Charlecote Park ; Friday, Epwell
Village; Saturday, Whimpstone Bridge-at • quarter
to 11.
Worcestershire, Monday, Woodeote Green ; Wednesday,
Roundhill ; Friday, Stoulton-at half-past 10.
Wheatland, Tuesday, Wenloek ; Friday, Billingsley-
at 10.
Sir W. W. Wynn's, Monday, Petton Wednesday,
Marchwiel Toll Bar ; Thursday, Cherry Hill; Saturday,
Penley Hall-at half-past 10.
Lord Yarborough's, Monday, Normanby Clump; Wed-
nesday, Kennel ; Saturday, Laceby Crossroads-at 11.

HARRIERS.
8.V., Tuesday, Nash Court, Marnhull ; Friday, Allou
Manor Mouse—at half-put 11.
Brighton, Monday, Patcham ; Wednesday, Race Course;
Saturday, Dyke—at a quarter to 11,
Brookside, Monday, Newmarket Hill ; .I;4;:reday:
Telea-
oom►e Tye—at half-put 10.
High Peak, Tuesday, Headstone Inn; Thursday, Elton •
Saturday, Pilsbury Lodgs—at 11.
Thanet, Monday, St. Nicholas ; Wednesday, Sere ',•••
at half-peat 10.
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accuracy in the despatch relativ• to the new Pr

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