The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1867.

w..rmest reoeptirn. He was one of those who thought
that now awl thou the recurrenoe of such an
event—(lou.l cheers)--u her Majesty's visit to Ireland
would be at: ended with eminently beneficial results. (Re-
newed cheers.) He trusted that the day wu not far dis-
tant when the Prince of Wales, his brother, or some other
' member of the royal family, might pay a visit to Ireland
which would he ofa more extended duration than former
royal visits. (Loud cheers.) If such an event took place,
SA he hoped it might, there was little doubt that it would
be etten4s3 with the happiest results amongst what he
still helloed was a warmhearted, a generous, and a loyal
people.
Other toasts followed, giving opportunities for the
Bishop of Limerick, the Earl of Dartrey, Sir W. T. Power,
and the Earl of Darnley to address the company.

*parting Intelligence.
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THE CROYDON AND WARWICK

MIiZrING&

client sixth, Balkan' seventh, Gamecock eighth, Havelock
ninth, se.t King next, and Risk lam.
TILE INNKEErrair BTEXI'LECRANE PLATE of B) boll for all
secs; extra. About too 1111103 and a half.
Mr. Kelley's Brandy Apple by Young lochinvar—danis
pedigree sulmown, mod, list 21b (Junket) (J. Forster) 1
Two others ran,
Betting : 7 to d on Brandy Apple.
BNITING ON TRH COURSE.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
100 to 30 apt Plaudit (t.
20 to 1 Oeueral ,t,

BETTING IN LONDON.—SarcaDAT.

The meeting at Croydon had the effect of curtailing the
attendance to-day of its usual Saturday proportions, and as a
consequence the Wetness transacted was not large, as it ordi-
narily is. Fur the City and Suburban, Wild Agnes continued to
be first favourite, and would have been supported at 100 to 6, bud
offers stopped short at a point less. The Slayoaalse filly was in
considerable request, and was freely supported at 20 to 1, besides
being backed twice at 500 to 36 "with a start." Although Thalia
wee not actually supported, she would have found friends at 23
to 1. but Ye tot was the outside offer. A hergeldie, who has been
quiet for some time, again came into notice, 25 to 1 being booked
about him outright, and 10 to 1 with a run. Vespaalan was
offered to he laid against at 05 to 1, and Longdown receded to
100 to 3. %Veiny was backed for a little at 40 to 1, and
Clarke. besides 11uding supporters at 50 to I, had an In-
vestment made in her favour of 2,000 to 80 with a
start. Jasper and Knight of the Garter- offshoota of the Two
Thousand—had 40 to 1 and 60 to I offered against them rupee-
lively without a response. The Metropolitan betting was con-
fined to Duman), about whom 500 to 40 was taken. For the
Chester Cup Proserpine and Dalby were equal favourites, 1000 to
00 being accepted about each, as well as several 100's to O.
Newland and Rama were next in the quotation, at 25 to I each
taken, while 200 to 9 was offered against Lecturer, who begins to
have an unhealthy look. Weather Star and Tormentor were in
equal favour at 40 to 1, and Gilead made his debut at 600 toe ,
taken. For the Two Thousand there were not many Inquiries
for Plaudit, and after 100 to 90 had been offered two or three
times, he dropped out of notice. The same may he said
of Julius, whose friends disregarded the repeated offers ore
to I, and even the tempting bait of 100 to 15. In the
instance of Hermit, a very narrow margin kept backers and
layers asunder; IS to I was offered, met by a proposal to accept
100 to 7, but matters eould not be accommodated. Several hones
were then offered to be laid against, down to Jasper, about whom
40 to I was taken to flOO, but these odds were obtainable to the
last. A bet of 2,000 to 20 about Foresight terminated the tr.uts.
actions on this event. For the Derby, the highest offer against
the Rake was 8 to 1, while 9 to I would -have been taken.
D'Estournel was laid against for a limited sum at 10 to 1, and the
same odds were afterwards offered. Dragon and Marksman
were friendless at their respective quotations. The Palmer was
hacked at 1,000 to 35, Tendon at 30 to 1, and two of the outside
division, Skyeall and Foresight, brought up the roar with the
respective beta of 1,000 to b and 5,000 to 35. Appended are the
clueing prices: .

CITY AND 817BT.YRBAN.

100 to 7 not Wild Agnes (0,~
100 too)
20 to 1 siayonalae Ally
(tt, 5001035
with aetart t.
20 to 1 mall. (o, t 23
to 1)
25 to 1 Abergeldle (t,
10 to I with a
start t)
2.510 1 Veapsaian (e)
100 to 3 Loogdown (0)
11KTROPOLI7
500 to 40 agat
COMER
1000 to 80 agog Dalby (t)
1000 to 00 Proserpine (t)
400 to In Newland 4)
21.0 to 9 Lecturer o)
TWO Till
100 to 90 Dot Plaudit (oft)
100 to 15 Julius (off,
13 to 1 Benoit (oft, t
100 to 7,
14 to I Marksman (oft,
100to(1)
20 to 1 Knight of the
Garter (off)
25 to 1 The General ,o;
25 to 1 Van Amburgh
(off)
15 to 1 agog The Palmer ant
Even Plaudit (1, 2, 3 off,
THE D
8 to I agog The Rake (off,
t 9 to 11
10 to 1 IYEatournel (1
& off)
13 to 1 Dragon :off)

W to 1 sot Wolsey 't)
40 to 1 Jasper (o, t 50
to 1
50 to 1 2000
to 00 with a
start t)
50 to 1 Knfght of the
Garter io)
12 to 1 Thalia dt Long-
down (o, t 15
to 1)

CAN STAKE.
Dttusatty (t)

LS to 1 awl Rama tt &off
40 to 1 WentherMar t)
40 to 1 Tormentor t)
503 to 8 Gilead ,t)
10U8AND.

1000 to 30 asst no Palmer
tb 1)
40 to 1 Jasper (t off)
1000 to 15 Owaln Olend-
wyr Wind
1000 to 15 The Wild Wind
(
1000 to 15 WLLdoff Moor ;of)
300 to 30 Foresight t
500 to Li Cannon 801 l (1)
Van Amburgh, coupled

IERBY.
1000 to 80 apt Silarkunan 'off)
1000 to 35 The Palmer (t)
1000 to 8 Bkysail .ti
WOO to 95 Foresight (t)

BETTING AT MANCHEBTEIL—SavanAT.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
100 to 7 apt Wild Apes (0I 100 to 7 apt Mayonaise filly
and WI) (t and oft
100 to 7 AlScroft (off) 100 to 6 Thalia (t)
METROPOLITAN.
100 to 9 mat Dummy ,t) 11000 to 6 'gat Couundrum t)
CHESTER CUP.
100 to 6 east Lecturer (t; 100 to 4 apt Weather Star 3
100 I to 6 Proserpina (1) 3O to 1)
10u to 4 agst Harrogate (of)
TWO THOUSAND.
100 to 30 east Plaudit (1)
20 to 1 The General (t 25 to I)
DERBY.
Bto I apt The Lake (off) I 10 to I apt D'Estournel
13 to 1 agat Plaudit (t)

WARWICK SPRING DIEKFINU—TVESDAT, M►scx 19
TIM RACING STALIN off sore. each, with 25 added; for two
and It-yr-oLds : winner to be mold. Viva furlongs.
THR FAIXIIIte PLATS of 50 .on, for maiden hunters. Two
mile&

--
Vol.ge Age
Conscript, by l- Lady Sandford by The Meld of the
tigeur—Farmer's Cannobie, dam Still, by llscur,
Daughter
Makeshift
Imogene by Hobble Annie. Lisle. by Sweyn, by Ethel-
.'.4 able SADA- Aston°. out of • bert—tynthia.. 13
tlon
THE iIIAITTJtIe STAINS of S /10•11. each, With 45 added, for
hunters. . _ _

—TiiiralAt 82Akis of 10 tom each, with 50 added; 3-yr-
olds, 7st . four, Mt Sib ; five, Oat !lb . six and aged, gat alb ;
maiden 3-yr-olds at the time of starting, allowed :Slb ; four, lib ;
five and upwards, 101 b. One ladle. (9 subs.)
Age
All In the Dark Moulsey
by The Black Saccharometer .. • Volunteer
Prince Nup- Sultan
Hsi S Uncaa
A 81111P1TAIZEI of 25 son. each, 10 ft, for 2.yr-olda ; colts,
Bst 1016 : 11Wm, SM 6lb : Hume by stallions or out of mares that
never bred a winner, allowed3lb ;if both, bib, About three fur-
longs. (IS subs)—Wild Rose by Wild !Myra—Pandora, The
Spendthrift by Wild DaYrell— Lady Barbara ,311.0, Kau
de Vie by Zuyder Zee (31b), Balsanti“lM), L'Afrimine by Father
Thames—Mhislihepherd (31b, TraviatabyStockwell—tftraysway,
Tom Vernon, Haymarket by Weatherbit—Dr. Nichuleon's dam.
1 by Orlando—MUD Alb, Speculum, I by lambton—Wings of
a Dove (31b), c by Lambton—Lampsda

Tel Wn.inuOuin HANDICAP of 16 son. osek 10 ft, with 50
added; winners of any handicap alter Muth 8, at ten a.m., 711.,
extra. gentlemen riders. predonals, 616 extra. One mile.
(26 subs.)
Ana si lb Age sub
Sultan Abe
12 6 Naito, by Mountain
Beadle 0 11 12 Dew—Antelope .. 6 10 8
Wild Agar
Buckfoot
litockinger a 11 1 Nuneaton
Plover lO gestion
1! B Johnlack Prince, by Vol-
ax 4 9 12
a
Pintail 6 1015 tinny
Life Guardian= .... 4 10 11

• 9 10

A HANDICAP HU2DLI RACK of 5 ion. earl. 1 It, with 30
added; winners of a handicap hurdle race after March 15, at ten
am., 71b extra; wood to save stake. Two miles, over eve
lights of hurdles. (42 anle.111)
Ate 112 Age at lb
Shakspeare
Helen
Fortunate,
Dermot Authors .... 4 15 7 Nukuhrou 5 0
steamboat 4 10 5
II Branhma 5
In
0
/ran

Pearl New ...... a 1 II sJberta, by Tram- - ...
sw
Bea King • It peter 4 IS
Benaset
King Arthur ll T Meanweed • 11
Nemo 8
=, by Btack-6 6
Naboeillelt 8
well a 5 0
Charlemagne
Golden Cru
Grace Darting
Manchester
Chimney sweep .... 6 3 Lord Waldagrave
Zeloo
Durham 6 2 Wellesley
Nuneaton
Tennyson
--- - •• . _ . .

TIM STAID HANDICAP of 5 WIN. each, It, erltit 20 added
winners titer March 16. et 10 Am., Mb e2Ars. pee hdlg. (13
subs.)
Age et lb
Kangaroo
Berth,
Gordian Knot
Her Ladyship
Linder the amid 0 7 2 Mouthoh

Ago s lb
. 3 9
.S 8
7
,
3 0
3 7

Milord 4 7 9 Feodor
Whirligig
A UAWDICLP PLAYS of 60 'ova. : wituxes after March 15, at 10
a.m., Mb extra. lire huionice.
Age et lb Age at lb
Volunteer • 911 fby Lord of the Isles
_ _ _ _ _

Queen of Trump a 9 0 :-Catherin• Hares 3 11
Ulphus
Crown Prince
Gordian Knot
Mistletoe
Bessie I 7 0 Anchorite
ilmisi
. - ! ! Kt

Qulrlna
6 I I
Ilavannab 4 610 Mouchoir
blackbird
Elegance 4 6 8 fby Batavia= —Car.
Canard
Thawing 6 0 S

MATCH. 100, h ft, 1 moe ; owners silo —Mr. F. Rowlands's The
Guido, 5 yrs, that 4th, against blz. F. Wombwell's Ratanka, aged,
114101 b.

ROYAL RIME HOSPITAL, GIAYII-1/f/f-ROAD.—The
number of patients relieved at this hospital during the
week ending March 16 was 3,114, of which 663 wore
new oases.

[Atirertisement.]—HoLLowAY's Onglitzwr AND
Paul —No False flocurity.--The dimmest threatened by the
blighting winds and evr•recurrent storms can only he safely
'net by early and reliable remedies. The treatment invented by
Professor Holloway possesses every merit that can be desirable
le a medicine for the household. They are alike available for
youth, maturity, and age they extract from the blood and body
all that is effete or harmful; they cheek all irregular or dis-
ordered action, and substitute pure blood, tem which alone a
sound structure can be formed or maintained. Stitches, pains
in the sides, shortness of breath, palpitation, bronchitis, chronic
cough. sore throat'. and diphtheria are reduced within the limits
of adety by these rowdies. used according to the • • directious."

tato Intelligent.

METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURT&
(Sitting days appointed to the present woe& 1

witermiltsiza, Bt. 11;rths's4aaa.—Tataday, March 19. Wed•
neaday. 20 : Thursday. 21.
Bumiaarntr, Purtlaud-road.—Wedneaday, March 20 ; Thurs-
day. 21 ; Friday. 22.
SIMITLZBONE, Marylebonercad.—Tuesday. March 19; Wed-
nesday, 20 : Friday. 22.

WaiusWoitiii,ll:sastreet.—Tusiday, March 19.
CLIRLOIWRI.L, Duncan-terunce.—Mooday, March 18; TEM-
day, 19 ; Wednesday. 20 ; Thursday, 21 ; Friday, 22.
811o1=1:2Ca, Old-strestuoad.--Tuesday, Match 19; Thurs-
day, 21.
Bow, Bow-road.—Monday, March 18; Friday, 22.
WRIVICRAPIL, Oreat Preacot-street.—Wedneaday, March 20;
Thursday, 21 : Friday, It
Sown wear, Swan-street —Thursday, March 21 ; Friday, U.
Unsure, Llimberwell New-road.—Tuesday, March 19; Wed-
nesday, 20.
CRT IF LONDON, (11111dblabl1119111111.—Monday, March 18;
Wednesday, 20
LORD MAYOR'S COVET, Guildhall—Monday, March 18; Tues-
day, 19.

EQUITY COURTS.—MAzat 16.
(Before the Master of the Rolls.)

RE THE BLAKELY ORDNANCE CONPANT.-LIPATITE THE
NEW ZEALAND BANE.

Mr. Jewel, Q.C. , and Mr. Wickens appeared for the
New Zealand Bank in this matter, and asked for leave for
them to prove, as debenture holders, for a debt of 10,00 W.,
against the estate of the Blakely Ordnance Company.
The case was identical with that of the Rhos-hall Mining
Company, in which a similar claim was allowed by this
court on Wednesday last.
Mr. BaggallaT, Q.C., and Mr. J. N. Higgins appeared
for the official hquidator of the Blakely Ordnanoe Com-
pany; Mr. Southgate, Q.C., and Mr. Thomas Hughes
aPMrefor Captain Blakely.
dßomilly made an order giving the New Zealand
Bank leave to prove for their claim, as asked, with liberty
to the Blakely Ordnance Company to apply in chambers
with respect to the proof, as they might be advised, in
accordance with the principle of his decision in the Rhos-
hall Mining Company.