The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-28 00:00:00

SPORTING.

CONCLUSION OF NEWTON RACES—FRIDAY.
SELLING STAKES Of 3 SOTS. each, with 20 added, for all
ages. Half a mile.
Mr. Moore's Tumbler, 4 yre (101.), Bst 51b..(Veale) 1
Mr. Gent's The Friendless Boy (II b), 4 yrs (101.),
8a 21b (bleClear) 2
Mr. Walker's Truegirl, 5 yrs (101.), Bst 91b
(Clement) 3
Mr. Bennison's Roger Thornton, 3 yrs (101.),
Get 13Ib (Atherton) 4
Betting: Even on Truegirl, 6to 4 agst Tumbler. Won
by a head. Truegirl a good third. The winner was after-
wards sold for 11 guineas !
HANDICAP of 3 son. each, with 20 added, for all ages.
Half a mile. (8 subs.)
Mr. Tempest's Jupiter, 5 yrs, Get 121 b (Veils) 1
Mr. Cowell's Effie Deans, 3 yrs, Get 121b..(T. Cliff) 2
Mr. W. T. Fink's b f by St. Leon—Thalia, 3 yrs,
Gat Sib (Atherton) 3
The following also ran :—Thirkleby, Solyman, and
Friendless Boy.
Betting : 5 to 4 agst Effie Deans, 3 to 1 each agst Thalia
filly and Jup.ter, 4to 1 eget Thirkleby. Won cleverly by
half a length. A neck between second and third.
THE NEWTON SELLING STAX.EB of 3 son. each, with 20
added, heats, one mile, was one at three heats by Mr.
llandley'. lloyul George, 4 yrs (101), Bst (T. Cliff), beating
Mr. G. B. Price's Warwick, 6 yrs (101.), Bst 81b (Jones), and
four others. The winner was afterwards sold by auction
for 30 guineas.
WM:

IPTON
DECEMD

ACCEPTANCES FOR THE UAi
•ove. each, with 100 added.
..A

STEEPLECHASES.
tax 6.

6NDICAP SWEEPSTAKES Of 20
kbout four miles.

. .
Age et lb Age et lb
Oscar
Bourton
Peter
Abd-el-Kader .. a 10 5 Little Charley
Forest Lad a 913 Topsy 6 9 3
Thirkleby
Victreee
Spring 6 910

WALTHAM ABBEY
NovEmi

WEIGHTS FOR THE HANDII
four miles.

STEEPLECHASES.
BER 30.
[CAI'

.—About

St lb St lb
The General ll 7 Carus lO 3
Ploughboy .... ... 11 6 Zadoc
Viewer, lO 10 Sir Harry
Needwood lO 9 Widow Machree.... 913
Maria Monk lO 51, Cigar 9 7
Pride of the North .. 10 6 i Chance 9 6
Beraford

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Additional datum received since our last publication.

Hon. F. Petra's, Ton y, High Easter—at hall-past 11.
Baron Rothschild's, Thursday, Aston Abbott.—at 11.

Bedale, Wednesday, SleninifOldlirilay, Tuna!ll Village—at half.
put 10.
Berkshire Old, Wednesday, Black Bourton ; Friday, Bourton, Shri.
venham ; Saturday, Besselaleigh—at half-past 10.
Cleveland, Thursday, Ormabye Village—at half-past 10.
Mr. Coll r'a Tuesday, Pelebilt Arme ; Thursday, Mapleacomb;
Saturday, Meopham
. Green—at halt-pa t 10.
Crawley Horsham, Wednesday, The nu, Ifleld ; Saturday.
Cowfold Viliage—at a quarter before 11.
South Essex, Tuesday, Mountneesing Church ; Saturday, Corning.
ham-street—at 11.

—Essex Union (Mr. Parker's), Wednesday, Hazlrigh Hall ; Satur.
day West HanningSeld Compusea—at 11.
P. 8., Tuesday, Autron Gate ; Friday, Bishop's Wood—at half.
past 10.
Hayden, Wednesday, Altonside ; Saturday, Nelson Bridge—at
halt.paat to. .

r, Friday. Bromrbenr I,leith—at.l2alf.past 10.

Mr. Uttleton's, Tuesday, tlherloek; Friday, St. We-at half.
past 10.
Lord Lansdale's, Tuesday, Frsgmore ; Saturday, Chipperfield Com.
mon—at H.
Ludlow, Tuesday, Mecktree ; Friday, Coombe Wood—at half.
peat 10.
Monmouthshire, Thursday, Craig Finger Post—at half-past 10.
New Forest, Wednesday, Bowleabury Farm; Friday, BramshaW
Church—at half.psat 10.
Mr. Newton's, Thureday,Upoott, near Broadwombridger—at 10.
Balm, Duke of Cleveland's, Wednesday, Newsham near Gales ; Fri-
day, Wackerfield—at 10.
Lord Southampton's, Wednesday, fitewkley ; Friday, Whitfield;
Saturday, Nash—at 11.
Tindale, Thursday, Stamfordham ; Saturday, Countess Park—at
half-past 10.
Mr. Wheblee, Tuesday, Tilehurst ; Wednesday, Nuffield Common;
Friday, The Blade Bone, Bucklebury—at 11.
Wyealdes Tuesday, Pain's Castle; Friday, Glaabury Village—at
half-past 10.
York and Musty, Tuesday, Whizley • Thursday, Pill Moor, Sea-
my; Saturday, Eacrick —at half-past 101

Bree.onshire, Friday, .khereamlais Lodge—at 1 I.
Cawtborne, Barnsley, Thursday, Pule —at balf.paat 10,
Craven, Yorkshire, Wednesday, Thorlby; Friday, Stanton Coates
—at 11.
Mr. Enos's, Wednesday, Elseombe; Saturday, Lyddington War.
re11—(oo Bute named).
Lord Lonedales, Thursday. Long Manton—at 11
Newcastle and Gateshead, Yrslav, Long Seaton—
' Stockton, Billingharn, and ilartlepool,Thuieday,
past 10.
Tbanet, Wednesday, rjsetreet ; Friday, Sackett's Bill—at halt.
past IS.
Whitchurch, Tneeday, Tattoo; Friday, Andoverroad—at half-past
Kr. R. Williams'a, Wednesday, Whitelturch Down, near Taxi.
'tuck; Saturday, Callington, Newbridge—(no time named.
Worthing, Tuesday, Broadwater Green; Saturday, Steyning Post
—at 11.

half-faat 10.
flattop—at half.

Llinlllligo and Sterlingshife, Tueeday, Cumbereauld House;
Thursday. Dabnahoy ; Saturday, &agate Toll Bar—at a quarter
before 11.

past CalTai
pt. t's, Wednesday, Lamle Toll ; Saturday, Coalhall—at halt.
1.

PRESENTATION OF ROBES TO THE MAYOR OF
Baterrox.—The vestries of St. dimes and St. Philip and
Jacob being anxious to testify their esteem for the right
worshipful the mayor, J. G. Shaw, Esq., who has filled
the office of churchwarden, and is a mepiber of the vestries,
of both those parishes, have presented hie worship with a
suit of civic robes and gauntlets. The robe is a magnificent
one of scarlet cloth, trimmed with sable fur, and the
gauntlets are elaborately and richly embroidered with gold,
and bear the civic crest—Bristol Mercury.

RAID intellieence.

CoURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—SAruaDAT.
SSTTIAuS A nn LOMA CAMPY/LL CAIMOS

1kU41:(414 Ur THI ColUktT.

This was dm first day of the sittiags after 14 oil a,laaas
tiro. The list coattail's 2 causes, of which 32 us reemaosts
sad 15 are to be tried by special juries.

Tits Mt I EN e. DUODALL.—INOWIth.L

This we• an in.livinent instituted by tl.c SAArty for the
SePPrwolos 01' Vice against to tirlitoLut, •ho al,' •
shop is llolywell street, Strand, for the lisle of immoral
and obseene publications.
Mr. M vson, with Mr. Clarkson, app. ired for :he prose-
cution. The defendant we. not represented by coun.rl.
The sale of the honks in qeeetimi heed proved
to have taken place, in deensur, '8;1, and on the '2o,th of
January I .st,
The defendant was found Guilty.

Tilt QC, ZS r.
This wss an indictment ot s similar description. The same
learned eoun.el pr mewed sa in the last ease.
Mr. Psi ry, far the dsfecdaat, wished to withdraw the
plea of irit 'nate. He bad as saliva that the prisoner
ins lot in a ht side of health to attend.
Lied Campbell thought it would be the more regular
Course to bare the Otreorce proved.
Mr. Parry shit. d that Dyer had given up all the olt-
joetionatile putiliestisns and prints is his posension.
Mr. Naeon said the defeadant bad certainly, in May
oust, dehrered up •; 1 prints and 61 books, besides a quan-
tity of li tterprtir, but he could not recommend him to
Lord Caninhell then paused sentence upon the two de-
D's lordship said that the.. were highly proper
prosecutions for the preservati sa of the puhlie morals. It
was impossible to cooosive an)thirg more detestable than
the conduct of these inf.llllolll men who, for their own
profit, sold the -e books which must have an inevitable ten-
dency to eorrupt public 'notation extravagant:prices. Taking
into ennsileration that Dyer had !Own up thine goods, At
would seat. site him to sic months imprisonment in the
House of Correction. The sentence of the Court upon
Dagdsle was that be be impriaanel is the House of Cot-
netionjer Ilidatteez for two yeah and kept to hard