The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-28 00:00:00

Two utban 'llO r*o.

Betting Ito 1 agstW4l.lil7;xl, at-ere to 1 each apt Dick
Turpin and Limner.
MATCH : 200, hft : owners op. Five furlongs.
Marquis of liaitings' Pantaloon Received ft.
Sir F. Johnston.. Kilkenny
LATEST BMW() ON TEI COVLSR.
TWO THOVBAND.
S to 1 opt Ptitedit (t)
DERR'.
Bto 1 apt The Rake (t after 850 to 100 bad been
taken)
10 to 1 Planet )t and off after 1,100 to 100 bad been
taken twice)
12 to 1 D'Estownel kt after 1,400 to 100 had been
booked)
2050 to 200 Hermit (taken twice)
to 100 Taraban (t)
2500 to 100 Vauban 11
00 to 1 Pite.ivan it in force)
10000 to 100 Ferrates (t)

DERBY or 1868.
IS to 1 oat &Wolk (t)

LEWES SPRING
_MEETING:7,2mm

Tug ii7iiagristittiPii-riilliuldrasp7,-;1•0aove-7an—y winner
after the publication of the weights, 71b extra

A it&NDICAP SELLING STAILYS Of 6 Sorg. each, Wilib 25 added.
T.V.C.

IV kart of 40 soya; weight for age. Half a idle.
A Bwiativratga of 6 'ova each, with 40 added; weight for
age. Half a mile.
A Ammar HANDICAP of 5 awe, each. 5 ft. with 50 added, for
S.yr-olds and upwards gentlemen riders; professionals, 71b
extra. T.Y.C. _

`TON Law is
SPRING HANDICAP PLATE of 100 soya., for
3•yrolds and upwards: winners of any handicap value 100 eon.
after March 21, at ten a.m., 10lb ; of any other race, Mb extra.
One mile and a halt

Bitekhx4
Musketeer ..
Brad.uusnte
The Lazard.
Itopley
Mischief

Age 47Th
6 8 Is
b
6 8 0
I 7 9
4 7 7

Crow nee ..
Aggravator ,
got! Loot ..

Age at lb
. 3 6 10
. 4 6 10
6 10
.3 c 8
.4 6 7

4 77
Frogruore. by Wog
more (dun's ped.
Jevington .
'M Giant

Y.a thy
Driernof
Red Shoes
Nimble

S 6 7
5 6 7
a 6
S 6 •
4 6

6 7 7
5 7
6 7

The k-rint
Jeanie Deans Dula. hetet Boy 3 6 4
101 b ex.)
Foresight
Bertie
Utile Bobby 4 612 Bose Stock 3 510
Star Crass
Morris, 4 610 Knight of Downs.... 3 5 7
Olivia
HORSILS ARRIVET.—Vent, Bonnie Doan, Knight of DOWINS,
Bedouin, Littleport, Oliva, Forager, Blush Bose, and Dupe
colt. Many others are expected. Drewitt's, Read's, and Clay's
horses are trained in the nteghbourhood.

CROXTON PARK MEETING.—FRIDAY.
FLIIM6RA_ PLATE. Clnied.

each, 10 ft, aad 5 only it
declared, for byrold sad vipwarde ; winners of any ban.
Weep attar February a 5, at 8 p.n., alb; of Zoo sre., 71b of
or Wore, loth extra; Gentlemen riders. Granby Course ,about a
toile sad a hall:. (45 etibs.)

John Darla
Kangaroo
Santo
Steamboat
Conundrum
Panacea .
Claverhouse
Itettibutton

• Age 4 it Age st lb
6 12 0 Black Prbsce,b2 Vol-
-6 11 2 timer • 9
.... • 10 • Mrs. Allan • 9 2
.... • 10 2 Map Bang 3 811
• 10 2 Merles 11 S 8 9
• 10 2 cby Kohlauce—Top-
-4 911 sail
.... • 9 11

A B.IIIIPSTAZICS of 5 soya each, with 25 added, for I.yr-
olds; colta, tut 101 b Gilles. tut 71b; winner to be sold. About
half a tulle. (12 nobs. t.hpe Lisar, c by North Lin-
coln—Steal, by Stockwell, Fair Star. c by lambton —Lastipada,
Caradog, c by Vedette—Varna, Maid of Burghley, ILanthrEnd,
Stroke.a.Light, Lady Barbara, and lady Elizabeth.
rim mi. of 20 goea In spade, added to a handicap sweepstakes
of 20 nova each, 10ft, atid_s ouly if declared ; fors-yr.olds and up-
wards: winners of any haatp after Feb. 28, at 8 p.m., 41b
02 one of 2..0 SOM. 71b: of :AO &ors 10Ib; or of the Uranby
Handicap, 14th extra Two miles. (23 subs.)
.

..
Age
Age lb I
et lb
Lecturer 4 10 0 Conundrum
Lucifer
Bertie
Steamboat 4 10 3 tgieur
THE BILYort Carnal Svagtv of 20 *ova each, with HO added ;
for 3 yr-olds ; colts, Bat 101 b; fillies,B4 71b; maklen allowancts;
winners of asp plate or stake value 100 son. in 18e6 or 1117 to
carry 31b; of 200 soya, bib; of 300 sows_ 71b extra (matches
aseepted;. One mile. (11 subs'—Bed num fby Eikinnivher
—Muyonalse, knees, Sister to Vedette, Tynedale. Amine' wine,
Tempest, Marmite, Clarice, Roquefort, c by Homnlus—Attack.
Tat CIMXT.N PARC PLATE of 50 sere., added to a handicap
sweepstakes of 5 sore each ; for all ages ; winners of any handi-
cap after March 13. at nine am, Mb ; of 910 eon, or more, 101 b
ettra. About three-quarters of a mile. (10 =be)
Age at lb Age st lb
6 810 Black Prince, by Vol-
-6 8 7 tigeur 4 8 8
. 4 8 0 f by Parmesan
_

Historian ....
Indigestion ..
Conundrum ..

Panacea 6 7 6 AiCheress
I..Tncsra 3 7 2 Tynedale
Jeannie Deans (Joe. Tempest 3 0 0
blb es t.ral
ked Bib
Problem S 610 Lady Lincoln
bo_yal Tartan
Tin BILLIPTON 00PLOW STACY-5 of $ 1101,1, each. with 50
added, for hunters : list each ; winners extra lime round
(16 subs.)

Age Age Age
Turner, by Turnua Miss Kate (ped. Oaroeboy, by
th b' -
Master Oliver. by Meteor (late The Auhrey 6
Win. lhound,dain Hack .
by belsoni thb) a Haycock
Brampton ilt b) .. 6 Castliorpe, by Bar- by Vitelliwkdani
Wilford • rowby—lletia .. S by Jacques ,12 b a
Shooting Star, by Fern
Caribou (ti h).. • Charlie 0
MATCH, 50, h ft, and the winner to take both horsea —Marquis
of Hastings's Lady Edith against Sir F. Johnstone's La Muette.
both 2-yr-olde ; sat 10lb each. Half a mile.
1111 SCURRY (Mum of 6 Bova. each, with 26 added ; weight
forTHig:W; MilingALTHANallillAwa:risHartlillalef Hacea mil',e. of 50 soya., added to a
sweepstakes of IS soft. each, for horses that have never won •
race of any description; weight for age: certain allowances.
About two miles and • quarter, over sit Maids of hurdles.

CRUELTY To ARIMALL—The compound house-
holders in Mr. Disraeli's bill are somewhat in the position
of the horses entered for the Croydon steeplechases, and
the obstacles which have been contrived for them are so
serious as to raise • suspicion that the householders were
never intended to live to the end of the course. First
comes the two years' residence—a nasty double, now intro-
duced fer the first time, and calculated to throw out by far
the greater number of compounders at the very start.
Then there is the necessity of getting his house rated the
11 second time—a fence which has been built up care-
fully, and will be well maintained by the parish
authorities. Next comes the paying of the rates,
and this, which is in itself • reaper, has been made
higher byan artful contrivance which obligee the compound
householder to pay, not on the value at which his house is
' rated, but on the value at which it would be rated if he
were not • compound householder—that is tc say, that
having been confessedly entered as the wont bone of the
race, be is handicapped so as to carry more weight than
the best. But, having got over this obstacle, if he does
get over it, the compound householder has to get regis-
tered—a very ugly fence, with Heaven knows what on the
other aids ; and if the poor animal has not by this time
been tired out or broken its back, it may scramble through
somehow, and so get to the goal. Mr. Disraeli is confident
that the compound householder is too plucky a creature to
refuse these ingenious fences, and, of course, he hopes
devoutly that the beast may not come to grief at any of
them.— TAe Owl.

DIANCHENTEIt UNITY OF ODD FELLOWS. —The
twenty-second anniversary dinner of the Caledonia Lodge
was held on Monday at the Guilford Arms, Russell-square,
P.P.O.M. Harris in the chair, supported by Messrs. Rough,
Groash, Chilcott, Thiatleton, and others. After the usual
toasts, that of "The Lodge" was given, and us respond-
ing the vice-chairman, Mr. Gore, said it had met all its
engagements, and bad now 3801. in hand, with 44 mem-
bers. A splendid silver cup was then presented to Trea-
surer Jackson, in token of his long and zealous services to
the lodge. " The Manchester Unity and Board of Direc-
tors" followed, and it was stated this order was now coin-
posed of 405,467 members, the total surplus capital bsing
2,500,000/., more persons having been initiated last year
than any previous one in the history of the unity. Other
toasts succeeded, including the " Widow and Orphan
Fund," and excellent vocal music enlivenedthe proceedings.
THE CATTLE PLAGIIIII.—No attacks of cattle
plague have been reported from any part of Great Britain
during the week ending Tied March, 1867. The agate number of cattle reported to have been attackn
Great Britain since the commencement is 253,891, and
52,657 animals have been slaughtered healthy to prevent
the spread of the disease.
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