The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-10 00:00:00

ST. tzars.

to 4 on Lunt Lyon (4)590 I 25 to 1 apt Knight et the
to 100
laid once Crescent (t)
11 to 2 apt Plarernake (t) 45 to 1 Westwick (o 2")
oto 1 Rustic (t and w) I 65 to 1 War (off,t100tol)
14 to 1 Stratheonan (t) 500 to 1 Rapid
(off) Rhone's
dam colt

PROGRAM= OF DONCASTER SEPTEMBER
MEETING.
TCIIIDAT. _

THE FITZWII.LTAM &PARRS Vof 5 son. each, with 100 added,
for all ages ; 2-yr-olda, est ; three, tat a's ; four, 9st 21b ; five
and upwards, 9st 7lb ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; a
winner of 200 soya. In 1808 (matches incepted', 41b ;of 500 son.
7lb extra ; second to receive 10 son One mile.
Tin Satutea STAKES of 5 son. each, with 50 added ; 2-yr-olds,
754 ; three. Est four, 9st 13Ib ; five and upwards, 10st tab ; mares
and geldings allowed alb ; the winner to he sold for £lOO ; if for
£75, allowed 31b ;if for £5O, 81b ;If for £4O, 141 b. T.Y.C. (7 Am.
214 yards.)
Tay EILLTOOW STALIN of 30 soya. each, loft., for 2-Tr-old colts,
Bst 10lb each. Red House In (5 fur.os2llyarda) (12 subs)
Grand Cron, c by Toxophilite—flatter, Pedagogue, Muter of
Arta, Child of the Islands, Harrogate, Flamingu, Libertine, Fri-
pannier, Archimage, The Hatter (paid).
THE FILLS STAKES of 30 bon. each, TO ft, for 2-yr-old ft
Bst 101 b each. Red House In (five furlongs 152 yards.) (20 saes)
Queen of Nuts, Dovetail. f by Toxopholite—Maid of Iluham,
The Empress, fby Newmhuder—El Dorado, Minster Bell, Stolen
Risers, Mavourneen, Problem,' Lexicon, Line, La Puce, Chuice,
Manuel* Ornament, Fairweather, Star de Charlie, Highland
Slater, Lambourne Lass, Celina.
TIM CHAMPAGNE STAKES of 50 SOYL each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds ;
colts, Bst 10lb ; fillies, Bat 81b ; the second to save stake. Red
House In (five furlongs 152 yards.' (48 subs.) Beanclerk. Lady
Heater, Caucasus, The Wild Wind, Lochaber, Stolen Kisses,
lbornapple, Hermit, Alexander, Leading Suit, Rejoinder, Chats-
worth, Star of India, Sunnylocks, The Duchess, c by Toaphilite
—Miss Sarah, Red Shoes, Fakir, Cauthleen, Nell Gwynne, The
General, Veodor, Kidderminster, Enchanteur, Charlemagne IL
(late Charlemagne;, 'Mau (late Ealmoral(,The Priest, Inventor,
by Monarque or Father Thames—Miss Gladiator, Weathergulde,
Marksman, oby Thormanby—Cordella, Gipsy King, La Puce,
Walton, Perdition (late Panacea), Smur de Clisrite, Beanstalk,
Stockruar, Archhuage, Achievement, Ravioli, by Parmesan—
Harlequin's dam, Libertine, Celina, Distils, Monolith, Tynedale,
Cannon Ball paid). Odd Fellow (paid),
THE GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP of 25 son. each, 15 ft, and
6 only if declared, with 200 nova added ; the winner of a handi-
cap value 300 son. after August 27, at 10 a.m., 71b; of any
other handicap, 41b extra; second to receive 50 son. St. Leger
Course (1 m. Glut'. 132 yardk. (64 subs., 45 pal.)
Age at lb Age It lb
Regalia ....... ..... 4 9 0 War 3 0
Windham 5 8 11 Selim ........ 3 11
King Charming
Harry Brantford.... 4 712 Nu ......... 4 9
Bradamante 6 7 11 Dulcimer
Sundeelah 6 711 Endslelgh .......... 4 4
Rama 3 7 8 Caithness
Salpinctea 4 7 8 Cranford
Nightwatch
Ameer 4 7 2

Tlii EZVIVAL PLATS of 100 love.; 2-yr-olds, ; three,
Set 10Ib ; four, flat 4lb ; five and upwards, Oat Gib ; mares and
geldings allowed 41h ; a wiener of any stake or plate in 1866
amounting to 100 sows., Sib ; of two of that value or one of 200
eon, 71b of any ditto amounting to 500 sous., 1011) extra
maiden 2 yr-olds at starting, if they have run thrice, allowed
bib ; maiden 3-yr-olds, ditto, 711; maiden 4 yr-ohis, ditto, 10lb
matches not reckoned as winnings or beings;. Bed Rouse in
furlongs 152 yards?.
Ago

Age Age
Coup d'Etat -5
The Duke 4 Harrogate
Vespashut 3 King Hal 3 Libertine
The Dannebrog .. S Mendicant .. —.. 2 c by Leamington
The Corporal .... 2 Cranbury -CathariutParr 2
Magician
Maggie - Alumnus) 3
Paxton
Tun DoNcesms PLATE ;Handicap) of 100 sore., for 8 yr-olds
and upwards . the winner of any handicap after Sept. 6, at 9 a.m.,
51b . of a handicap of :800 nova, glb extra. One mile.
Age et lb Age sib
. 4 Grappler__ ...... 4
. 4 Kingsley 3 1
. 4 Centaur
. 6 Sister to Mink 3
. 3 Sweet Annie 3
. 4 Clara a
Hope's. s
. 4 1 Violent
4 1 Alberta
.. 4 1 Mistletoe
Grey Stocking
Edda 3 1
Duty Free 8 1
.. 5 Messmate
Musician
Diadem 3
DONCASTER SCRATCHING&
Or. LlOXlL—Rocian, Luella:, Woolwich, Preedom, Masopys,
fount Palatine. Manilla, La Dauphine. Guns. Revenge.
GHAHrACI3IBTAKE3.—Odd Fellow, Cannon Ball.
DOPeASTLIt &PALLY—Revenge.
Ctiretten li.Oinicer —Life Guardsman.
BWERP,.7AILE.4 OF Sfo Suva,—Woolwich,
PARK HILL b?AEES.—La Dauphine.
8C•3110R01:011 *1[1313. —Ambition.
GLAXSOW STALLS.—The Hatter.
DOS STALL:L.—Sedan.

Regale
Skirmish
Attache
Jokvireortb
espaalan
Indigestion
Cranmore
11,:elsr°°' ler
Jack ci Lantern ..
Repulse
Troublesome
Treasure:hove—
Norwood..
Bemiring .
Conundrum

FlaEs nr THE METROTOLTS.—On Saturday morn-
ing, about one o'clock, a fire, accompanied by several se-
rious explosions and a neat loss of property, happened in
the premises belonging to Mr. Miller, oil and colourman,
situate at 139. Brick-lane, Spitalfields, and was not extin-
guished until the warehouse, the stock in trade, and the
furniture, with other effects, were entirely destroyed.—
Another fire took place in the premises belonging to Mr.
Ashton, rag-merchant, No. 7, Susannah-row, St. Luke's,
which destroyed a considerable portion of the stock on
the ground floor warehouse.—A fire also broke out at the
same tbue in the business premises of Mr. J. R. Day, a
builder, No. 35, Park-road, Banisbury, which considerably
damaged one of the carpenters' workshops.—A fourth fire
also occurred later in the morning in the premises of Mr.
Walter, pastrycook, No. 85, High-street, Camdea-town,
but it was extinguished before any considerable amount
of damage was done. Yesterday morning, about six
o'clock, • destructive fire broke out in the Surrey Colour
Works, situate in Barron's-place, a narrow thoroughfare
leading out of the Waterloo-road, Lambeth, and was
not extinguished until considerable damage had been
inflicted.

ME MURDER OF A LADY IN BIRMINGHAM.-
Mrs. Clarke, a lady whose throat was cut on the lit inst.
by a sempstress named Maria Jones, expired late on Fri-
day night from the effects of the injury. Deceased was
72 of age, and was staying with her daughter the
• e of Mr. Charles D. Starr, of Frederick-street, Edg-
Murton, when the woman Jones, who appears to have had
mome ill-will towards the Stone family, called, and on
Mrs. Clarke going into the room Jones rushed upon her
and out her severely on the throat. The accused will be
brought before the magistrates to-day.
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