The Express.
London, England, 1867-01-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 25, 1867.

*parting inteilignut.

Wr.t.tiLSDAY.

WEIGHTS FOIL THE GREAT SPRING

HANDICAPS.

ETSO3I Nil:lNi: 31EETINt;.—T!!7..011.1S, MARCH 20.
THE I'ITI ASI. Sit-e:Iti:AN HANItIcAP of 15 soya each,
10 ft, and only .-. if declared by Tuesday nest, January
29, with 200 added ; the winner of any handicap with
public money added after January 21, at ii p.m., 51b;
of any two handicaps, 101 b extra; second to receive 54)
two. The last mile and a quarter. (11:: -tuba.)
Age st Ili Age at lb
Oorrger .. .. .. ... 5 9 7 King Victor ... 3 612
Iti • .... :elan 5 0 7 Fa 1.161 3 611
31r..614161 e . . r• 9 4 Pirat. Chid ..
Final . ... 9 .2. 41101rt519.1, 4 6lt
. ... 4 9 i 3 re,99/499 ....
At ,a 51311 . .. .. .ti 9 n V. :lent .. . .....
C-y••elnageet ... 6 S 1:: Preeerritte.. .
111 til Trait. ....41 Nil IStleinter
111:ig Charming .... 5 011 Pepper's
8 .irinkli .. :: slO Little lieser
Torinei.tor .. 4 sle !"..resi,lit .
Q. her:sham. .. .. 5 ola Lady 1;..., hal
Arditiii,l:-.
......7 0 7 Alanuellit ....
taltltiirsa
211., 1:,,,,1ie .... .. u oit Killelit Errant...
11311,:ina+4%.,1 .... 6 a 6 srleit
CIO -sir 4 s 5 Jeanine Dein, 3 6 7
Alt ot ite .... . . ... 4 4 5 Ina Yurpin
Langhion ... ..... . 4 $ 4 The Rescre
LI .19i1111.1011: .
Ail t, . .. . .. ... 4 6 2 Met.Lignaril 3 6 6
lEilest.tan ... .. . 4 S 0 Tynellale
4 ..1191..91., . .. .. . 4 .s 0 Aannou Pall ......
7,1 siateli .1 l:, tili to 4 4 0 , by 1:.1.6:110.-
41t• more .. ... a s 0 Ainati.l.4.. .. 3 0 5
5'3 4.1 A.. ... ...... 4 s 0 Tinselatte .. .
.r, :991' Ti...... 4 713 %yrs Allan
N............. 4 713 Lochilber ..
V. -1,1,601 ... .. 4 7LI .traiourer ......
15...• ...I . ... ... 4 712 Harrln.:t•et 3 6 4
): sleteette ... .... 4 713 auto:,
I'9'2 19.9 .... ..... 5 712 Lally /.:931.1 9 ... 7 G 3
ll .Intl Palatilou ... 4 712 Leading "tot. . .
V... 1 Arlie,{
Ay. .:vy .. . - .. .. 3 6 0
Pln.ui . . .
4:1154.1 .. ...
J.:!lis
Qiii,:ll4 of the Garter 3 7 s —Mi.; Ana
1t1)..., Citi,ri ...... ... 4 7 7 Pylttiiti
elittellla. 5 7 7 .I, 1,,, Halifax
Ls Dauphine
iniito4tor Lae Rl.irk 1 1y lillig 'fou—
1, 390.1 . .
1111:vila .
Ilnalltnnt . .... 4 7 6 Aloes 3 It 12
Y k-feral. . 4 7 ... Prelate
Alin • ter ;late Marro_ - - NI ias Bateman
.. ....

Tng GRAM) STEF:PI zettams (Handicap) of 10 love. each,
5 ft, and only d if declared to Messrs. Weatherby only at
noon on Tuesday, January 20, with '.lO added ; the winner
of any steeplechase of l's) soya. after January 22, at noon,
81b ; twice, or 290 Nov.., 12Ib extra ; the second to save his
stake. Not to exceed four miles, over a fair hunting
country. (44 subs.)
_. • .

Age at II) Age din
• esrtolehi
Ilankse .......
Isaiftegr..m, by Pont. 001 Holes 5 10 6
Puy hI6
Sir It lb!ly
Globule. ...... . • II 9 fie4ale, by Varnhaiu a 10 5
Unmet .... .... . a 11 9 Pensioner
Ibex . ...... .... a 11 b I:race Darting 5 10 5
The Plover . .. ... 3 II 7 tlontmae a 10 6
3lesswood .... . . a It :.• CM( UhrOO
Lineolu. by Jack Jack's Alive a 10 4
It...Witco .. .. . 6 11 0 tfid ?smite
Liaison A 11 0 Aherharnan 0 10 1
Lady Nora,* •Ii i, .. u 14 Il 154.1 Houghton
.Ic. blest
SLUVUIIO, Ly .1., t • ,cuisation
heart ... .. 3 10 10 I:hallstor 4 10 to
.13.0.1" W
l'ati. 111 .: II 1, .
Arlesestt . a 10 5 Bird a 10 0
.. . .

The Prophet, by Au. Harbinger, by Joe sv
.40r—Nelly
I:rr. nhu6l
Phalitow
Haulm:An

Those horses marked thus (I,llaving been entered with-
out the knowledge of their owners, will be struck out at
the time preset ibed, =leas specially ordered to remain in.

NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT MEETING.

TCLI:,.tr, APRIL 2.

T:l3 iIiGEAT N9ll7ll9llPruNnillll2 STAKES of 100 'Ova.,
added to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 son. each,
15 ft, ands only if declared on or before Tuesday, January
2'. ; the second to receive 23 sons. ; winner of any handicap
after January 2:1, at six p.m., slb ; or any two handicaps,
7lb extra. Two utiles. (i 3 subs.)
Age at 11. Age st lii
The Doke 5 9 7 Servant Patio°. 4 612
it galls
John Davis
Lecturer
I,ruientor 4 S 7 Othello 4 611
Aeovorth
Rama
iliii.idois
Dwis•iny. . 5 S 2 Nutrition
S., Li.kiii
Miner
Dr. syntax' a 712 ladyealthorpe 4 6 7
stApinetes 5 712 c by Neuudnater—
Tvuentalin 4 711 flange 4 0 7
Budd. sit
Pintail 6 710 Quick March 4 0 7
Gomm a 5 710 races 3 6 6
- Archimedes 5 710 John of orlinghttry
Spec isl
!Mesa mg
Treasure Trove .... 4 710 c by Itataplan—
Pilaw 5 710 Amanda 3 6 0
*poky 4 7 9 Annourcr fateo. K.) 3 6 0
FAO 1-33eishire
Miss Harriette
Copenhagen
Comunirtuu
Wandering Minstrel. 0 7 0 Stokeley
Gernuminue, by The Camilla t 5 12
Nabob Kieran, Lint of the Dales JS lo
.. .. .. _ _ _

hp Ow . 4
Thalia 4
Altivroft
C•umoulrum
W .key
A
41.4er.rt .
Cheush.v.
elaleigh
1414rinol 5
Claverhou ...... 4

7 6 LeMAYS ...... . 3
7 4 I:r.orii I.4auly 3
7 4 IA flaw o
7 7 Weather Nt
7 2 (lathe . ... 3
7 2 Apollo''Temple . . 3
7 1 I by —My
7 0 Nitre ....
7 0 Sea Mew
7 0 Pyrrhic ........ :t
7 0 Scipio .... :t
6 13 Anchorite

WEDNEsDAT.

THE CIRCA T MFTIMPOLITAN STAKIA (Handicap) of ri
soy& c.tcb, ft, mail only sif declared on or before Tues.
slay, January 29, with 200 added ; the second to receive
53 wen. ; the winner of any handicap with public money
added after January 23, at six p.m., slb ; of any two
handicaps, or of the City and Suburban, 101 b extra ; tired
Metropolitan Stakes t 'oursc (two miles and a quarter): to
start at the winniog.chair. (112 subs.)

_
Not,hredis Fnance, 4 7 6 Prisuruse
Chepstow

ma:l-6-1;

4 7 U e by,..1.0nd of the Isles

3 1. 10
3 0 10

Age et lb .Age at lb
Itsl.3dia
Eons .
Aekworth
(kissair
eslthrleas
TA stwittor ... ..... 4 5 Mischief 4 6 6
Silkskin .. ..... .. 4 3 Othello
Ba. kloot
Sp...e1al
lionsany.... . .... 5 1 Garringtor. 3 it 5
Plenet
is e4l no. ii 14. i I
Adviste . ... ...... 4 7lt Frts.mason 3 u 5
Lstaghiuu
Treasure Tbse
V.',3
T.oirmallti
MD.. Harriette 4 710 Ambition
italpinctes
Pintail. ... ......... 6 7 9 Cby A einninster—
Apsley 4 7 8 Bar.ge 4 6 0
Lucifer ... ...... 4 7 7 C by Rataptau
L. 1.13 Vane . .. ... 4 7 7 Amami* 3 6
Ibighaslosi 4 7 6 Anuonrer
Ylriday.... . ... IS 7 5 Orin: S 5
Ls Dauphine .... 4 7 6 Gilead .
ilhater . .... 4 7 4 P..licy
844.,19G . ... 4 7 4 sister I. % e.lette 3 /
Ilisna
Es I Laneubire .. a 7 2 Leap Year
tamialohl . . .. 4 7 0 Greenback 3
(h •pekow ... .. 4 7 0 Stokeley S
IN ....boat
Wild Agnes .. ..... 5 013 Weather star
Endsleigh S 912 Bretollne
Rose chart.
Proselytise... .
Camilla

Nightwatch
steamboat 4 7 5 Ortm 3 6 9
Ilateatcher
La tkamthlue 4 7& Metric
Ilonltmas ..... .... 4 7 4 c by Bklnalrber—
_

J castlrA
Itctritintton I 4 7 4 Anchorite
Row t her' 4 7 4 Lewes 3 5 7
Tin Hut
Sport.ouanl 4 7 2 bone Z 5 7
Ulsalrlioue
Ambition
chippenb•ni, by Sister Se Vedette.
A II bait of Arent:l
L-lily Dundee...... 1 C 15
Lord H. Thynno is a subscriber, but did not name.

• This hone having been entered without the know-
ledge of his owner, will be 'truck out at the time pre-
scribed, mikes specially ordered to remain in.

WEDNESDAY.

TEM Sr. Liz HANDICAP of 15 soya. each, 10 ft, and 5
only if declared on or before Tuesday, Jan. 29, with 100
added; the winner of any handicap after January 23, at
six p.m., of 200 sovs. value, 51b ; of any two such races or
nice., 1066 extra ; the second to save stake. One mile and
a quarter. (54 subs.)
Ay; it lb Age st lb
Regalia 5 9 7 Othello
I....vturer 4 n 0 Black Prince, by Vol.
Itreadalliene
1 Mon Jack 6 8 7 Grey Stocking....... il 613
King Charming
Mail Train 6 8 3 Atalanta 3 611
Beadle 6 8 2 John of Orlinglituy.. 3 611
tn. Agnes 5 8 0 Violent 4 8 0 Red Kibund 3 011
4 G 10
Buckfoot
Friday 5 712 Iby King Tom—
Treasure Trove 4 712 Mayonaise 4 6 7
Indigestion 5 711 Frost s 1 3 6 7
Conundrum
iiiristmas t*roL..... 5 711 Knight Errant 3 0 5
Wolsey 4 7 9 Primrose ....
.... 3 6 4
Musketeer 5 7 8 c by Ralaplan ...
Os olive a 7 8 Amanda 3 6 4
11.destcher
Sweet Anne 4 7 8 Python
Tacitus
Monarch of the Olen 4 7 6 Diamond
Vigorous 4 7 6 Sister to Vedette .. S 611
Jollity 4 761 by Newcastie—Yor-
Rose Cherl 4 7 5 tuna, by Slane .... S 5 9
tnepstow
Camellia 5 7 1 The Rock
Kull of Derby
I.Mojerat 4 7 0 liea Mew 3 5 7

RcbruiTu; • 4
*****
Ilnkbone
Claverboate
Oracle 4
C by Mamas—Au-
/PP"

f ItO Can-oilla
6 10 Lord of the Duke 3
6 9 elatim 3
6 9 My Love 3
Numa Ponoylllue
6 8 Pyrrhic

5 7
5 7
6 7
7
f$
5 7

. , .
(Kew Race.)—THY PRINCIL OF WALEM'A STAKES (Free
Handicap) of 10 sera. each, 5 ft in case of acceptance, with
200 added ; the winner of any race after January ZS, at
six p.m., alb ; of a handicap race, 71b extra. One wile.
108 entries. Acceptances to be declared on or before
Tuesday next, January 29.
Ago st Aet
Ontreger 5 9lh
7 Pirate Chief
7 0
Illoul,ey .. .. . 6 9 6 Oracle 4 7 0
Crerops .. .. _. ... 4 9 4 Convent 5 7 0
Sultan
ltreadaibmw .
btratheonon
Ackworth . 6 813 Serltigarratani
Delby
40:irnd.h ... 5 312 Ettrick 1 611
OuGand-Duter
Archimedes .. .. 5 810 Lochalwr
Codmerv.ham .. . 5 810 Trietiale
Langham ... . 4 3 8 Lady Rioting
Ring Clutsming ... 5 a 8 The Skipper 1 9
(lhri,tn,sa Otto! ... 5 b 7 Knight Lrrant
Auguste
Tin: Beadle 6 8 4 Airel
Primate .. . ...... 4 8 4 Gretna 4 7
Xi 4 8 3 Nllll. Allan 4 7
Votpasisn .... ..... 4 8 2 Cblibulton
Dalt-sinan .
Wild Ajmer .. ..... 5 8 1 Lady ram
Amity 4 3 0 royal Tartan 4 6
War 4 3 0 Musician
W.,talek
Duke of Verb
Mount Palatine .... 4 8 0 Thanatos 3 I
Reties
Overture a 713 Pinchbeck 4 4
Longdown 6 713 Diamond
31r. Pitt
lgatbilde
Puebla 4 713 Greenback 3 I
lllphus .... . ..... 4 711 tby Lord of the isles
Crunnore .... .... 4 711 —1164 Ann
Rustic Beauty . .... 6 7101 by Lord of the Iske
Jollity
Treasure Trove
Mistoriau .... ..... 6 710 Prelate
l'anscoa
(..14stanel 4 7 9 Ailesbury
kitthyany
Gar. :6, West Ana. rtephen Latium's 3 '4 12
Dalian 4 7 8 Leases 3 514
IC ndsleigh .. . ... 5 7 7 Ropnefort
311 illetoe .. .. .... 4 7 6 Miss Alice ....
Abergeldio.. . ..... 4 7 6 Veal 3 ItO
ha Dauphine 4 7 5 Tumbler 3 510
Avon' 3 7 4 Apollu't Temple .... 3 G 9
Quirina .... ....
Ring Victor ... .... 3 7 4 Nfay 3 G 7
Van Malang 3 7 4 Pyrrhic 1 6 7
Wolsey
Conundrum . ..... 4 72f by Parmesan—Lady
cio. bjerat 4 7 2 Blanche
Drum

CHESTER MEETING.7WEDxsatur, 11Ltr 1.

nig TRADEB3IEN'S PLATE of 200 soya. in specie, added
to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, 15 ft, and 5
only if declared by noon on Tuesday next, Jan. 29, to
Messrs. Weatherby only ; the second to receive 50 sous. ;
the winner after Jan. 9.1. at 6 p.m., of the Two Thousand
Guineas Stakes, or a 500 soya, handicap, 10lb • the second
for either, or the winner of a s`lo sovs. handicap, slb
extra, both including the winner's own stake. Cup Course
(shout two miles and a quarter). 151 subs. If the
highest weight accepting be under Bst 121 b it will be raised
to that, and the others in proportion.
Age at lb Age st lb
The Duke
Dulby .. . 0 610 Wellesley
John Davis
Bnmn Bread
Ackworth
I:outran ' 8 3 Dubiety
Lecturer 4 8 2 Manilla
Hama
Harry Branstord .... 5 8 2 Endsleigh
Ewe Lancashire .... a 8 1 Pepper's (Most 4 6 4
ntratheonan 4 8 1 Pruaerpims 4 0 4
Tormentor 4 8 1 'Pluto 4 6 4
Motility 6 8 0 Eeclestim
'Nekton{
Latieltain
Nalpinctes
Planet 6 712 *Lioujerat
Russian Ike 4 7 12 Quick March 4 6 0
Tremors Trove 4 7 10 Mrs. Allan 4 6 0
laltithesa
!Special
Retnums6

pkarbumugh .. 5 7 8 Prince—Alcyone .7 3 6 0
R3dultiolne
.irluinsas
Soliuire 6 7 8 Black Prince by % 01.
Rococo 4 7 b tigear 4 6 0
l'rania 4 7 8 rneas 3 6 0
lielmout 4 78 c by Rataplan
Stilton 4 7 4 Amanda 3 6 0
Ylateateher
'Pearl Direr s 7 7 'The Rescue 3 510
N utritiou
Redcap
Doctor Syntax .... • 7 0 Bnickeu 3 610
Lady Vane
imedes
Arch 5 7 4 Sergeant Pitoitiot .. 4 610
Skirmish 6 7 5 swkeley 5 610
*olo4lo.und
'he Boodle
Primate ....... .... 4 7 4 Harrogate
Geiger
War

LINCOLN SPRING MEETING.—TCESDAY, Frs. 19.
THa 1431:01.8‘0192 liaxoicap of 100 mai., added to a
sweepstakes of 15 eon. each, 10 ft, and 5 if declared to
Messrs. Weatherby only by noon on Tuesday next, Ja-
nuary trl ; the winner of any race after January 22, at neon,
21b ; twice, or a handicap amounting to 100 eon, 10lb
extra ; the second to receive 20 son. One mile. (24 subs.)
Age lh Ago st
Ilb
The Doke
9 *Stiff
Volunteer
Raccturometer a 9 0 Vanderreldo 6 013
Sultan 5 8 12 Claverhouso
Lecturer 4 812 Dulcimer
Losenee 5 8 10 Guilin&
laktriniill . ..... 5 8 8 violent
Kanguroo
Honesty 4 8 7 Corn 4 6 8
Wild Agnes . . .. 5 8 4 Gauntlet
Rk,lBB . 4 8 2 Mrs. Allan 4 0 7
Retrouasr .. ... ... 4 8_ Little Rorer 3 6 5
Indigestion .. ..... 5 8 0 Bismarck
V.seelkor . ... ... .". S 0 'Luny 3 0 5
Beadle .... . . .... 6 7 12 Moustagriard
Chrbotmas (m0t.... 5 7 12 Salamanca 3 6 2
Mr. Pitt
4 7 It ReJobider
Mr. Pitt 4 7 12 John Mantas 4 6 1
Treasure Tune „.., 4 717 primrose 3 6 0
Tr,mblesoaa. .. ... a 7 12 Gretna 4 6 0
Copenhagen G 7 It black Prince, by Vol-
Penri hirer
hose 6 7 10 Problem 3 6 0
Mount Palatine .... 4 7 19 Diumelorog 4 6 0
Leybourne ...... • . 4 7 10 lady loon, by Dots
Mistletoe ...... ... 4 7 9 mo our or Edmund
1/Iplous
liar Lnlysbip . ... 4 7 8 Ariel 1 5 is
Life Guardsman .... 4 7 7 Lady Pam
Ifts;.cian .. ..... . 6 7 7 Charles II 3 512
La Dauphine—. .. 4 7 5 1 by North Lincoln—
Moldavia
Panacea
Chepstow
Thalasatus 5 7 2 Sister to Vedette.... 3 5 10
'Urania
Vlrowons .
Camellia ; 7 2 Merry Monarch .... 3 5 9
Kingsley
Ratthyany 5 7 2 Ladylike
Porretor 5 7 2 'Broadiands
A Ideroft 4 7 0 Mimi Noonan
YOrtunetua . , .. ... 4 7 0 Miss Middleton
Goolerat . . ..... 4 7 0 Pyrrhic ...... .

- -
Sportsman 4 7 1 Urns 3 5 9
'Seim 4 7 4 Cron 61re. by Bata-
'l, °magus 4 7 4 plan-Chance abut 3 6 0
Acttra 4 7 4 Fat Bob 3 6 9
*East Lynn
Yintall 0 7 3 Dutch Admiral .... 3 6 0
• Bradamante -
>lam Ilartlette 4 7 2 Sunflower
Gower& 6 7 2 Slug of the rabies- 3 6 7
Conuntlnuu
Steamboat 4 7 0 The King's Daughter 3 5 7
The Celt 4 7 0 lair Wind 3 5 7
Beeswlng
%rens
Jollity..
Louth Walton
Oracle 4 613 31eutlicaut lt 6 7
Othello 4 613 W AL-140g
Altergeblie 4 613 51146 Mk* 3 6 7
Nu
Convent
The Drone 4 6 10 cby ltomullui-Alack 3 5 7
Aldcrott
' The Clown
Me-eater by Artillery 1 by !ord of the base _
. _ __ _

—Rachel 4 6 9----51 W Ann 3 5 7
Monitreas
Life Guardsman ... 4 I.; 9 Broadlands
c 14 SlarsystAti. Red 4hues 3 6 7
MINIM
'Holstein 6 ti to V iaeount St. Albans 3 5 7
Wile Cleopatra 4 6 6 Barrington
'Trapse 5 6 9 Lease& 3 6 7
Wild Briar 4 6 8 Sister to Vedette.... 3 5 7
Tribune

Mr. H. Chaplin, Mr. Cavendish, Mr. Richmond, and Mr.
Smith ale subscribers, but did not name.
Those hones market! thus (*) having been entered with-
out the knowledge of their owners, will be struck out at
the time prescribed. unless specially ordered to remain in.

Those horses walked thus (•) haring been entered
without the knowledge of their owners, will be struck

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.—TUZSDAT,
Aram 9.

THE NEWMARKET HANDICAP of 25 boys. each, 15 ft, and
5 only if declared by January 29, with 200 added ; winners

out at the time prescribed, unless specially ordered to after January 2:1, at G p.m., of a handicap amounting to
romaia in. i 200 goys. with public money added, 711, • winnen of all
other handle:toe with public money added, f4b ; of any two,
101 b extra. From the starting post of the E.M. to the end
of E.C. (00 subs.)
Ago at lb
5 9 10 Wild Prior
4 8 10 Pirate Una
4 8 6 Jasper
4 8 6 Nemea
5 8 4 Othello
t 8 4 Gauntlet
8 4 The Rescue
8 4 liliukho ,
1 8 4 E.,resight
8 3 Jeanie Deans
8 2 Janus
8 2
8 2 aeriugapatam
8 1 Orne
s 0 Usurper
8 0 Stokeley
8 0 Gilead
7 12 Greenback
7 10 Primrose
7 8 Plomilthor
7 8 Leap Year
7 6 lied
7 5 Whirligig
7 4 [Ames
7 2 Drown Tommy
613 c by Fikirmieber
6 12 Tightat
6 12 clarice 3
12 Scipio
6 10 Noma Pomplllua
10

negalla
Sealskin
Tormentor
An•hlnwdes
litetrousa6
Omer*
DI. :syntax
Buckloot
Brown Bread
Sydmonton
Augusta....
Christmas atrull
Actaa
Linitham
TrcrurrTrove
311.46 Ilartlettle
Motley
Nelda
Slusleteer
Ambit) n
Pintas
The Lizard
Whalebone
Chepstow
Claterhotme
Pmserpine
Role Chia I
sportsman
Betdrew

Age et Ib
..• 010
..1 010
.. 3 6 ti
.. S 6 6
.. 4 6
. ♦ 4. 7
... 3
.. 3 6 7

I; 6
6 6
3 6 6
2 6 6
▪ 6
2 6 1
• 6 0
3 6 0
3 6 0
3 6 0
3 6 0
3 5 13
3 613
3 5 10
3 5 10
3 6 19
3 5

Cliff 'SfORD SPRING mEorwo.—TCLIDAT,
MARCH 12.

THE CHELVEIt HANDICAP of I:1 sot% each, 10 ft,
and 2 only (to the fund) if declared on Tuesday, January
29, 184.7. with MO added ; the winner of any race after
January.., at six p.m., amounting in value to 6UO soya.,
101 b ; if 400 sows. 7113; and if 200 soca., :ilb extra ; penal.
ties not accumulative ; the second to receive 20 soya.
About one mile, stx•ight. (62 subs.)
Age st lb Are at ih
Saccharometer • 910 John of Orlingbany.. 3 7 0
Lytlnun
Oulstmas Carol .... 5 Sl2 Salamanca
3 6 It
Roden 4 8 S sernigapatam
A. D. Wagner
Braibuninito
Robin Hood
Mount Palatine .... 4 8 7 Clatfoed
Jack,; Lantern .... f. 8 6 Gretna 4 10
confederate
Brimstone
liar ladyship
Bettie
Rose 6 8 1 Pinchbeck 4 7
Vigorous 4 8 0 Posybody
Mongrel 5 8 0 Lear Stock 3 6
Swett Anne
caUs
Puebla 5 712 Whirligig
La Dauphine 4 712 Baningten 3 5
Impostor (late Black Ariel
Draught' 5 712 Court Card 3 4
Vandervelde 0 710 Leases 3 4
Watchbox ' 7lu Stephen
The Lizard 5 7 10 VandykeLan gton. 3 a
Mack Prince, by Xt Nun* Pompilitts .... 3 2
of Kars
Mazurka 4 7 7 Dutch Admiral 3 1
Violent
Pirate Chief ..
Wellesley
Anlericea
Itopvlue 4 7 1

THE SOILED DOVE CAKE.—An official announce-
ment in connection with this case appears in the last
number of the " Sheet Calendar" to the following effect.
" The stewards of the Jockey Club having investigated
the case of Soiled Dove, have come to the conclusion that
General A. Shirley and Mr. J. Arnold were accomplices in
entering and running that mare as a two-years-old, whereas
they were fully aware that she was a three-years-old. The
stewards of the Jockey Club, therefore, warn General A.
Shirley and Mr. J. Arnold, of Rugby, off Newmarket-
heath. (Signed) LANGAN, THOS. F. GROVE, C. B..T.ta-
urrr. We may mention that the decision has given gene-
ral satisfaction in racing circles, and the Jockey Club may
be congratulated on the promptitude they have displayed
in dealing with this scandalous case."

the property mentioned. A soldier in half dress was fol-
lowing, but ran away ow prisoner being accosted by the
sergeant. The owners of the cloaks are sew doing one
month's imprisonment for parting with their clothing, and
being absent without leave.
Prisoner raid he was employed to carry the beadle.
Mr. Newton fined bins 181., being three times !be
value, and 40e., or two months' imprisonment with bard
labour.

BREAD RIOTS AT GREENWICTI AND DEPTFORD.

Yesterday, at noon, the utmost excitement pre-
vailed among the tradesmen and residents of these towns,
and business was almost entirely suspended, consequent
upon large numbers of men patrolling the streets, and
making attacks upon the contents of different shops. The
first alarming symptoms of riot manifested themselves
late the previous night at Deptford. During the after-
noon a great number of tickets for bread were distributed
from the relieving officer's house, and in the evening the
premises were surrounded by some hundreds of people
still seeking relief. It was then announced that no more
tickets could be issued, as there was no more bread to be
obtained. After waiting some time longer a simultaneous
movement took place, but it then being the usual time for
most of the tradesmen closing, the mob which hadoollected
were baffled to some extent in that which they had re-
solved upon. One baker's shop, however, was completely
sacked. Proceeding along the High-street, Deptford, the
crowd came to the shop of another baker, and were about
making • forcible entry, when the proprietor called upon
them to desist from destroying him property, promising
them that he would give them the whole of the bread be
had remaining unsold. This had the desired effect,
loaves of bread were thrown out at the door,
and seeing they had got all that was obtain-
able, the crowd marched onwards towards the Broad-
way, where an attack was made upon the shop of another
baker, the windows were broken, and • swell quantity of
bread which happened to be at hand was carried off. Au
extra number of police had been on duty in the town
during the evening, but these were wholly insufficient to
prevent the mischief, and it was not until the arrival of
Mr. Wakeford, superintendent, and • body of mounted
police and others on foot, under the command of Inspectors
King and Ebbs, that order was restored. Yes-
terday morning, however, large numbers of men
again assembled, and the trades net, appprehending
a renewal of the previous night's not, closed their
places of business. The mob went towards the Greenwich
Union-house, where the guardians were holding their usual
weekly meeting at the time. The applicants, however,
who •heeded to seek relief were not of the class who
joined in the above lawless prooeedings, these being mere
roughs and idlers, among whom were a number of grown
lads. In all cases temporary relief was granted, and up
to the time of this report being written no fresh outbreak
had taken place, detachments of police from the several
metropolitan division, being on duty, and the most effec.
tive arrangements made to cope with any disturbance that
nay arise.
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At the Greenwich police-court, yesterday, William
Davis, aged 21, describing himself as a boilermaker, was
charged before Mr. Maude with creating a disturbance in
the public thoroughfare. On Wednesday night the streets
of Deptford were thronged with a riotous mob, the houses
of different licensed victuallers were besieged, and the pri-
soner and others entered the bowie of Mr. Cox, landlord
of the lied Lion, Greenwich-road, where they called for
beer and spirits, which they could not pay for, and the
prisoner was conspicuous for his riotous conduct. He said
he had been 16 weeks out of employ, and having taken
drink upon • weak stomach it had an effect upon him.
Mr. Maude said there was no doubt the object of the pri-
soner was to intimidate persons into giving him and others
either drink or money, but he and they might depend
upon it such misconduct could only be productive of mis-
chief to the interests of the unemployed, se, if persisted
in, it would have the effect of stopping that charity which
was being extended towards then,. The prisoner must
be taught that such conduct would not be allowed, and
in default of paying &penalty of 30s. he would be impri-
soned and kept at hard labour for three weeks.