The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-19 00:00:00

EPSOM RACES.

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The following programme includes the entries made on
Saturday evening:

Tv /MOAT.

CRAVEN STAKES of 10-Sous.-each, with 2.5 suns. added;
for 3-yrs-old, Est 81b; four. Sat 1016 ; five, gat 41b; six and
aged, 9ot 101 b. The last mile and a quarter of the new
Derby Course :-Oriel, yrs; b c Aaron Smith, 3 yrs; ch
c Tho Swede, 4 yrs ; Badajos, 3 yrs ; Cane, 3 yrs ; b e
Oholab Singh, 3 yrs ; ch f Epira, 3 yrs.
HORTON STAKES of 3 JOYS. each, with 25 SOVA added;
3-yr-old, 7st lib; four, Sat 71b; five, Sat 131 b; six and
aged, 9st ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; the winner to
be sold for 150 lon., but if entered to be sold for lON Avs.,
allowed 51b; for 80 sore., 91b; and for 60 sovs., 141 b. aver
and above other allowances; the winner to be sold by auc-
tion immediately after the race, and any surplus over the
selling price to go to the fund. One mile :-Flare-up, 4 yn
(601.) ; b g Sweetheart, 4 yrs ; b f Chaplet, 3 yrs (1001.) ;
Reversion, 5 yrs (601.); Escape, 6 yes (SOO; Forest Flower,
6 yrs (601.); Arlene, 4 yrs (60/.).
MANOR PLATE, of 100 Bove. (handicap), for all ages.
One mile.-B h Elthiron, 5 yrs, 9st ; The Moor, 6 yes,
Bst 91b ; Joe o'Sot, aged, Bet slb ; The Swede, 4 yrs,
lit 131 b ; Royal Hart, 4 yrs, let 101 b ; Strongbow, 5 yrs,
7st 101 b ; Bushranger, 4 yrs, 7st 81b ; ch g The l'ilot, 4
yn 7st 71b; Nutcracker, 4 yrs, 7st 71b; Utrecht, 4 yrs,
7st'4lb ; ch f by Slane out of Exotic, 4 yn, 7st 31b ; ch
by The Tulip out of Rosalie (foaled in 1.540), by Maple, 6
in, 7st 316; g The Old Fox, 1 yrs, 7st 31b ; Eva, 5 yrs,
7431 b ; Beebee Bunnoo, 5 yrs, 7st 31b ; Mouse, 4 yrs,
74 21b ; Charley, 4 yrs, 7st 21b ; b m Forest Flower, 6 yrs,
74 ; Ferule, 5 yrs, 7st ; ch g Brennus, 4 yrs, 7st ; Calmar,
4 yrs, 7st; Wallflower, 5 yrs, let; Heroine, 5 yrs, Est 131 b;
b f Salute, 4 yrs, Est 131 b b en Launilrymaid, aged,
6st 1316 ; Zadoc, 4 yrs, 64 101 b ; Impression, 4 yrs, 6st 1016;
Idodor, aged, 6st 101 b ; b c Warwick by Sir Issac,
4 yes, fist 101 b ; Windhound, 4 yrs, 6st 101 b ; Sir
Charles, 4 yes, Est 101 b ; Dulcet, aged, list 10Ib ; ch
The Marchioness, 5 yn, Get. 91b. ; Docility, 5 yrs, 6st. 91b.;
Rodney, 5 yrs, Get. 01b. ; Grist, 6 yrs, 81b. • ch. I. Cora,
4 yes, 6st. 81b.; Bullfinch, 4 yrs, fit. 81b. ; Bsiafette, 4 yrs,
64. 81b. ; Seignor of Holdurness, 4 yes, Get. 71b. ; Castanere,
4 yrs, fist. 61b. ; Gladiole, 4 yrs, fist. 61b. • Mini Spring,
4 yrs, 6st. 61b.; Flare-up, 4 yrs, 6st. 61b. ; feeswater, 4 yrs,
6st. 61b. ; Juggler, 6 yrs, 6st. 21b.; Sisyphus, 4 yrs, 6st. ;
b. f. Terpiochore, 3 yrs, sst. 121 b. ; lanthe, 3 yrs, sst. 121 b.;
b. c. by Sir Hercules, out of Miss Letty, 3 yrs, fist. 101 b. ;
f. by Slane,-Guzman's dam, 4 yrs, Set. 101 b.; be. f. Sim-
plicity, by Sir Hercules, out of Eclogue, by Emilia., 3 yrs,
fist. 101 b. • ch. e. Iracundus, 3 yrs, sst. 101 b.; ch. 1. Hand-
some Doe, 4 yrs, fist, 101 b. ; b. c. by Sir Hercules' out of
Empress, 3 yrs, sst 81b.; Narcissus, 4 yrs, sst. ; Gloom,
3 yrs, sst. 61b.; Pierre de Touche, 3 yrs, sst. 41b. ; Hazy,
3 yrs, 54. 31b. ; Souffle, 3 yrs, sst. • 13. c. Banker, 3 yrs,
44. 1.211).; eh. I. Ella, 3 yrs, 44. 1211;. ; St. Patrick, 3 yrs,
4st. 121 b.; Woodlark, bin, 7st. 101 b. pays forfeit ; Bordeaux,
4 in, pays forfeit.
Wouneori &mass of 10 son. each, with 100 son.
added ; for 2-yr-old colts, Bst 61b, and fillies Set 31b ; the
owner of the second horse to receive 26 'ors. out of the
stakes, and the winner to pay 10 sovs. towards expenses;
T.Y.C. Three-quarters of a mile. (29 subs.).-br c The
Monk, b f Susan, Little John, The Nun, b c Baron
Martin, b c Elcot, b f Sabra, b e Rhinegravc, b c M.
Houdin, b c by Venison out of Passion, b c Singleton Lad,
b f Flirt, Frantic, e by Alarm out of Haitoe, bl or br f
Tested, b f Sister to Hatherton, b f Lady Isabel, b f by
Ithuriel out of Sorella's dam, ch f by Hetman Platolf, dam
by Sireingle, out of Rackety Girl's dam, c by Hetman
Pla-
toff, dam (foaled in 1841) by Camel out of Lady Blissbeth,
b c Buckthorn, Freedom, Hot Cross Bun, b f Sznalldrop, b f
Kin Conynghans, b or br f Bonita, Provadfoot (br to Light-
foot.)
HEATHCOTII PLATE of 50 Sovs. (handicajp) for all ages;
the winner of any race alter publication of the weights to
carry bib extra. Half-a-Mile. Thornhill, 6 yrs, 84 81b ;
The Old Fox, 5 yrs, 84 7lb ; Cyprus, 4 yrs, 84 ne ; Far-
thingale, 6 yrs, fist nb ; eh e by -Gladiator, out of Rhone.
san's dam, 4 yrs, fist Sib; Jersey, aged, Bst alb; Fensande,
4 yrs, 84 316; Alicia, 6 yrs, fist 31b; Cools (late Maid
'Marian), 6 yrs, 84; Eva, 5 yrs, 7st 121 b; Rose Pompon, 4
yrs, 7st 91b; Forlorn Hope, 3 yrs, 755 91b; ch f by Bird-
catcher, out of Perdita, 3 yrs, 7st 916; Constance, 3 yrs, Tat
71b ; Tesswater, 4 yrs, 7st ne ; Juggler, 6 yrs, 7st 416 • ea.
typhus, 4 yrs, 74 41b ; Incurable, -3 yrs,4lb ; Batistes
Oat* Boo), 3 yrs, est 131 b ; Faua-Pas, S yrs, est 18161 Arm

(late Little Jenny), by Coronation, 4 yrs, Est IIlb; Beau-
fort, 3 yrs, bet 1016; Alboni, 3 yrs, 6et 1016; Sir R-mland
Trenehard, 3 yrs, fist; 1016 ; Prima Donna, 3 yrs, 6st 71b;
Glendale, 3 yrs, 6st 7lb ; eh g Stamford, by Plenipotentiary
out of Mantle, 3 yrs, 6st; Irene, 3 yn, 6st.

&c.
DERBY Ilortans.—'fhe Black Doctor, Longshanks, Bohm,
Enterprise colt, The Tout, Azeth, Gul ak, Teddington, The
lion, Aphrodite, Prime Minister, Guy Manncring, Theseus,
Bonnie Dundee, Newminster, Badujoz, Ariosto, liemandez,
Buckhound, Brother to Chanticleer, c by Sir Hercules out
of Miss Letty, Heartbreaker, Mountain Deer, Larnartine,
Louis Napoleon, Entre-nous, Don Pedro, Hippolytus, Tear-
away colt, Black Douglas, tiholab Singh, Neasliarn, Con-
stellation, liungerford, Midas, lracunduo, Knight of the
Thistle, Beaufort, Telescope, Artisan, ltunnymede, &ohm,
Sums, Marlborough Buck, Glenbawk, Croupier.
Gans FiLtirs.—Epira, Sister to Wanota, Catalpa,
Theorem, Prestige, Payment, 'retie, Terpsichore, Princess
Alice filly, Constance, Heim Humberg, Incurable, Prime
Donna, Iris, Aphrodite, Ella, Glendale, Auspach, l'hlegra,
Miserrima.

FOR rue TWO-YEAR OLD AND OTHER RACEN.—Sifter
LO Clothwurker, Alicia, Lady Isabel, 'rested, Eva, Nar-
cissus, Clothworker, Dorothea, Escape, Handsome Doe,
The Swede, Sir Charles, Zadoe, Souffle, Agis, Salute,
Estafette, Lady-in-Waiting, Buckthorn, Forlorn Hope,
Cyprus, Monsieur Houdin, Clara, Alhoni, Nutcracker,
Fernando, l'ulcherrima, Cura, Elcot (doubtful), llaitoe
colt, Little John, Simplicity, Kakistos, Fitsford, Oatfurth,
Dulcet, Sauter la Coupe, I out of Sorellu's dam, Emily,
Duster, Royal Hart, Subterfuge, Firebolt, Leybourne,
Erotic filly, Olasliole, c. by Melbourne, Lady Blanche, e
by Sir Hercules out of Empress 3 yrs, Sweetheart, Ingra-
titude, Thornhill, Flare-up, ltcver-ion, Beebee Bunnoo,
Hot-cross-bun, Sabra, Kissaway, Winslhound, Charley,
tiriel. Besides a great many others for plates, ace.
The railway arrangements from the London-bridge Sta-
tion have already been noticed; they are liberal and com-
prehensive, and will no doubt induce many to visit the
races whose reminiscences of inconvenience and eonfu'ion
arising at former meetings, from want of sufficient station
accosumodati in might otherwise have deterred from going.
The times of departure, scale of prices, ate., will be found
in our advertising columns.

BATH RACES—FRIDAY (coNcLrDED).
SwnepuTAlLls of 6 mom. each, and 20 added. Ileitis,
half a mile. (It subs.)
Mr. shrimptan's Arlene, 4 T.. let 21b (Ganes(
Mr. Whoese's Costume, 3 yr% Gm 71b......(Htett
Mr. Way's Mw Conynnbam, 32r.. 67b.
Mr. Greed's's Mint nee, 4 yrs, ,et 21b ..(0. Knave
Mr. Trees'. Limueekt4, 2 yrs, 3st 61b (hero)
Mr. Crofton's Cusachis, 6 yes, 74 llb (Dona ,I)
Mr. Ins .e Iwo's Mignon, seed, let 6!b (Ws lane) I)
Mr. Earranoe's Lord of the Manor, 2 yrs 464 WO
(J.Gouter)
Mr. Jenkias's Miss Larkaway. 4 yrs, 74 . (Burn)
Mr. Lane s Lyeina), yrs, Est 41b
Mr. Limnos. 's I by Budestmer out of Madastt...,
3 yrs, set ;lb (wells) _
Won easy.
MATCH; 1001.; Somenetshire Course over 4 hurdles.—
Mr Burrows's Alia (Burrows) beat Mr. Glossop's Itubena
(T. 011iver). 6t04 on Ails. Wou by two length..

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DERBY BETTING ON TILE COURSE.
4to 1 inut Is,ililingtos (t) I to I apt BLitt !limns (t)
10 to 1 Constellation 30 to 1 Limattine (t)
12 to I Ilarlboriugh Btok

CRICKET.
ARRANGEMENTS FUR THE WEEK
Tom LW.

At Lord's. —Two select Elevens of the Mai ylebone Club, with two
bowlers on eah side. The following are the respective sides:
The Earl of Stainford's side. -The Earl of Stsmfonl, the Earl of
Wu:demon, the lion. It. Griniaton, A. Ilaygarth, Fiiy., J. Barker
E.g.. It. button, T. Taylor, E.q., V. M. Wilson, EM., C. Wade:
son, EM., Ikon. Nixon.
Lord Uuerneey's side. -The Marquis of Worcester. Lord Guernsey,
G. M. Baker, Emt., B. Boesky, tog., J. Y. Huller Esq., T. Cecil,
E-ri , E. Elinkiret, E.g.. J. I'. Mayo, E.g., F. Woart:in, Esq
(Irian
At % ictoila.ryrk.--Openlng of the Vi,t mis.park Club.
At Noritismpton Aron. - opening of the t is.; Club.
At Wooniford..-Inieniog in the Woo,iford
At Newcastle-upon-Tyne.- Eleven of Engl and v. Twenty-two of
Newcastle and di.tr.et. Them!sa will be thus:
The Eleven. N. Frill. Emi., A :Wynn, Esq.. Box, Gam Clarke,
Day, Guy, llillyer, Martlngell. lbuins, and ft imicn.
Alkilimni, W. bell, W. Brklun, J. Beige, W. Cloy,
C. Dale, Capt. Dickens, Lieut. liood'alte, J. Hodge, J. Jackm,°, Nue_
linson, J. Moore, I'. I'o°l4 Besouck, A. Huck, J. Tkimilson, IL Trot.
ter, Paul Smith. Ander+on. (of neitil.•), Lstriscert (pf
tiojrp tor Citriusle;, And Wright pal nnctlie d).
At Newcastle. —The shrove m itch 'ruined.
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At Newest.tle.—The above math conetutlrd.

At Masebeater.—Mantamter v. laverpool.
T..e Mut butte Elv, en 'rift be u Ellumr: —A. Barlow, E-q., J. T.
Bellbouve, EN., It. T. liallbvute, Eaq , T. 6. Elam, Esq., S. Itircb.
kaq 11. Coate. E-q., O. F. yoke, Eaq., J. Earl. Esq., E. Paclen,
Eaq.. J. F. ?Whir, hp., and J. C. ItrAtley, Erq.

At Think.—Eleven of Lne and v. Twenty-two of 'lllindi and dia.
trim. The salmi will by :
Tbe Eleven.—N. A. Mynn, Eq., Box, Carps, Clarke,
Day, tioy, Iti'lyer, Iturunced, flitch., and %‘1,1,,a,
At Mancbnt•r.—The above indtcb continued.
huhay.
At Think.—The above match reatimed.

At Lord's.— tnivere.ity Co;. ire v. WO '4ey haute SebeeL
At Musk.— aboe in.a.heomeloadvd.
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ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF

sorocKToN-ON-TEg
The result of this match is as follows:

EN01.6111,
A. 1113nn, Eeq., 1 bet, b Aisderees .. 2 b AtnetuLle lO
J. Guy, • Murton, b An/lemon ..... 5 b ettAk Ade
G. Eetr• b Joy 3 b Jt~
N. Felts, Esq., b Anders= 39 c 19,04004 b Nteekdale 21
E. Buz, b Jo,
J. Wieeen, e Andereca, b Joy II bJoy lO
W. Caftn, bJunes lO b Juy . ll
W. elute ell, e Ilopklae• bAsake
sun
W. 11111yer, e Merkel, b Mate= 10 0 Jams 2O
It. Tbun P, c 3to, Adele, b Asdento 0 rut out 0
W.l.:take, not uut 4 b Joy
11,3, tr, 12 IT 11,70 b, 1; w. 6 l4

Sroezwirs.
T. Crabby, Faq , b Clarke ...... 0 not est .......--
T. Bornoy, run out ...... .. ........„ I b Myna.„........
Ayre, b Clark,
J. irsowl. a, b Clarke
J.W.Bbaroand, 2.00, b Clarke.-- 2 'Matzke ,
C. Replay, e 110 yty, b Clarks
J. Ilatuaton, Erti , b Wilder
G. Andewon, b hider ...... 2l b Waal. a
S. Baldwirwoo, run out
1.. StorktLtle, I b w 0 Wigan
J. Joy, b Ilillyer
J. Lancaster, run oat
T. W. Tharopson, Esq.. e Widen, b
Ililyer c 11111er b Mute
F. 1 heroton. Enq., b Widen
T. L EMI; Lag , e Thorns. le
Clarke
W. llopkin.c i.nq., b Warden l b w n C1arke......,
J. W. Coate., &.q • Boa. 0 Wilds b Widen ... ......,
G. Morton, b Wallin ....... -.. I Parr, a Clark* ... —...
H. Carte, Kai, 0 Clarke .......
Jonas, b Clarke ......... ...„....
T. Acton, not out
J. liuttoo. Eaq., b Clarke ....„ ...
B, I; 1 b, 5

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THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE v. THE TOWN.
According to the original arrangements of the Marylebone
Club, their annual match with the University of Cambridge
was to have taken place on Fenner's-ground on Thursday
last. The continued coldness of the weather, however,
induced the committee to make, on Monday last, variations
in those previous appointments; and thus their contest at
Cambridge was postponed to Thursday, May 29—a day
which will clearly be more satisfactory to all parties—seeing
that, until the last few days, the weather has been such as
to preclude the necessary amount of practice to hold out a
reasonable hope fur good play.
The University were not to be disappointed of their
play, and so they resolved upon having a match, and
the result was that an arrangement was made to play the
Gown and Town match on the day which had been pre-
viously set apart fur the reception of the Marylebone Club.
The L uiversity commenced. Good as some of the play
was, the bowling was too much fur the under-graduates,
and so in their tint innings they scored no more than 37.
Out of this number there were but two double figures,
namely, Mr. Blorc, 16 and Mr. Buchanan, 11.
The Town then went in, Pryor and Cornwall opening
their game. Their first innings, it will be found, amounted
to 119, of which Pryor contributed 33, Bell 24, Diver 23,
and Cornwall 10.

In their second innings the University made 8.5. Of these
Mr. White made 28, Mr. F. Walker, 19, and Mr. 11. Ver-
non, 16. The result of this hand was that the Town bad
to go in for 23 to tie, or 24 to win, • number which they
were unable to accomplish until they had been deprived of
four of their wickets. Thus stood the lival score at the end
of Friday
GOWN.

W. Prost, Eq., b Buttress 4 run out I
Oilassrozi ew lb, sr, b Arnold
~ b Buttress
1 b Arnold ..... ........-- .. le
IL Vernon, EN., b Arnold I run out ...,......... 111
Boklero, EN., c 11.11, b Buttress I or and 0 Bulbu'sl ....... ..... 4
Leaks, EN., b Arnold 9 1 br, b Arnold I
E. Blom, EN., not out l6 c Arnold, b Botleina.-.. •
What, Pay., c. thy, b Buttress 3 c Arnold, b Balloon fa
W. Venn, EN., 0 Buttress I out out
Buchanan, EN., b Arnold . . . II a Arnold, b Ibilrem— •
Puntdes, &q., I b w, 0 Anal • b Arnold . .... ...
11.11/9.3 4 116;10:1; ........ 0

Tin Point.
Pryor, I b iv, b remelts:a 33 b Proof ..... 11
Cornwall, b 8t1a1111•11................. 10
Penner. bPcoutes ... ._.. 0
Inver, b hest ... 23 not out I
Ben, b Pootilits .......... 14 run oat 0
Arnold, e Penn, b Noels% ..... .-- 0 o Lesko. b Pratt
Ho)soortt, b Prost . ....... 0
Prom* 0 Pamir= ....... ...—.—... 0 oot out 0
Nog nut oat —...—... 4
My's, b Poodles 2
'tourer, not oot
BOO; I 0.11.; w,6

119
And thus the Town won by six wickets.

TUL BODY OP • Ciammazeza, named Howe,
who bad been absent from his home, at Finbaven, since
the previous Wednesday, wee discovered in a wood near
Forfar, on Sunday last. In their faithful attachment to
their muter, his two dogs were found lying by his side,
one of them having died by protracted abstinence. The
result of medical inspection shows that poison had been the
agent employed in oocsai Howe 's death ; but whether
it had been adrakisterod by if or not is unknown.—
Dwridoe Cowrie,.

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