The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-23 00:00:00

I'ARTNZUHIPB DISSOLVED,

H. Stanger, S. Jerrrm, and 7" Vii;;. West.street, Finsbury,
wholesale tea dealers, an far as regards S. Jerram-J. Lovegrove
and 11. T. Lovegrove, Gloucester, solicitors -T. Lowe, Mary
Lowe, }Men Lowe, and Alice Lowe, Great Bolton, Lancashire,
grocers-O. Wells and J. Slack, Birmingham, rnanufacturen of
engineers' fittings-W. Creasy, Hadfield, Suffolk, and J. ii. Dick-
son, Weblifiterrace, New Kent.rmul flax machine manufac•
Loren-J. C. Evans, J. Mayhon, and C. T. Banlsley, Oldham,
tutton dealers- M. P. Macoueen and J. Kemp, St. Helen's-
place. City, and Jennyoldreet, wine merchants-W. hillinger,
sear., and W. Pullfwer, jun. (I ceased' Farnham, Surrey, grocers
-J. Stone, G. Presi, and J. Preatike, High-street, Deptford,
an far as regards J. Stone-J. Gulley, aflotley, and
J. Churchill, MUM', brass founders, so far us regarded .Churchill
-G. Townend and H Townend, Mincing-lane, tea brokers-J.
H. Roberts and T. Roberts, carrying on huskies at the Shoreham
Works, sheilleld-Betty Crossley and S. Crosaley, To dnierden
and Lineholme, Yorkshire, shuttle makers-0. H. Scheibler and
FL Cornea, Old Broadstreet-A. Bakes and 11. LOXILIIII, lfinters
bury, Job misters-P. Digney and It. IM'Millan, Darlington, Dur-
ham, travelling drapers-W. Rawellffe and J. Peel,
Yorkshire, rag mervhanta-D. Walton and J. iloidton, Astbury,
Cheshire, lime tnerchants-0. Cooper and J. Cull, St. Catherine's
Saw Mills, near Winchester.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
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WILLIAM U'CORMICI, Glasgow, commission merchant, March
29. at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow.
Mon Harms, Glasgow, grocer, March 29, at the Faculty Han,
Glasgow.
&MERE Tnosmon, Edinburgh, bookseller, March 29, at DowelPs
Room, Edinburgh.
Imam Accerr. Palma Sarre, and Joins Score, Ardittle, tanners,
March 2s, at the Guildhall, Perth.
Jong CAMERON, Edinburgh, conch proprietor, March 96, at Lyon
and Ttinibull's Rooms, Edinburgh.
JAMES STZWARE, Nairn, wine merchant, March 29, at Ander-
sou's Hotel, Nairn.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD, larga, Innkeeper, March 30, at the Bath.
hall, large.
CM•ELEN PINNEY, Glammow, manufacturing chemist, March 29,
at the Faculty Ilull, Glasgow.
liftensgt O'NEILL, PottOlasgow, grocer, April 2, at the Royal
Oreeaock.
WILLIAM WALLER. Perth, hosier, March 30, at the Guildhall.
Perth.

*parting intelligence.

BROMLEY SPRING MEETING.-FRIDAT.

When the Bromley authorities decided to alter the date of their
meeting so as to avoid clashing with Warwick, they did not
anticipate that their calculations would be upeet by the weather
In the manner they have been. On Thursday night the coin.
rnittee were sanguine of the meeting being favoured with fine
weather, but this morning when the snow covered the streets,
it was thought that the Croydon vicisaltiales were about be
repeated. It was not until the enuring telegram that there
was no snow on the course, and that the races were certain to
comeoff, that Mr. Wright isould be induced totem'e the cardusad
the railway companies to run their " specials." Incredible as It
may seem, there was no snow to be seen forborne distantuaround
ileckley, and had It not been for the fall of rain before the coo-
elusion of the sports a very pleasant afternoon would have been
spent. The attendance was very thin, and it was late before the
events were got through, as the order of running had Siren
altered to afford time for more people to be present. There
were two objections made against winners during the da In
Wa
de,
calmed Railway Steeplechase Mr. Sheppard, the owner of
claimed the race on the ground of the first and second having
gone on the wrong side of n tree. Mr. Sydney Jacobs, the
owner of Nimble, objected to the winner on the ground of his
having been " placed " in a race last year, and therefore not
entitled to the 71b. allowance. The stewards not being present,
both the questions remain in abeyance.

Tim BROMLEY CUP of 30 Bove., for horses that have never won
a race value 30 iluV3. ; weight for age. About one smile and a haU
on the gat.

Mr. S. Reeves's Tuttle, by bbe Boy—Ola,m, 4 yrs. 10(d 13Ib
(James Nachthatall, 1
Mr. Ratfurt nd Shable. 4 yrs, lOst "_lb
Mr. H. Rhys, Preferment, a pi, list 21b (Mitchell, S

Two oths!i'ahL-iiii;."

Mr. Sheppard's Ifteaconideld:7yrs, lOst 9lb (owner‘, was
weighed fur. but did not get to the poet in time to start.
Betting: 6 to 4 agst Nimble, 2 to 1 salt Tuttle. and 6 to 1 "bar
two."

A licifnue STAKES of 3 IBM each, 2 ft, with 20 added, for
hunter About three mdW.

Mr. Coleman's Aggravator, aged (not to be sold' int 31b
including 10lb extra) (Mr. Yates, 1
Mr. James's Chignon, list flb (8..50% Mr. Brown) 2
Twoothen also ran.
Betting stot on Aggravator. and 3to 1 aget Chignon.
A HURDLE RACE PLATE (Handicap) of 50 sore.: winners
extra. About two mlies, over six eights of hurdles.
Mr. A. Yates's Bantam, by Stockwell, dam by Jerry, aged,
list Inc. 7lb extra, lditner, 1
Mr M. Eaffar's Maid of Erin, aged, est 10th (Wheeler) 2
Mr. Franks's turd Waldagrave, 5. yrs, est 101 b :Lance 3

Sine iiiiieri also ran.

Betting: Sto 4 agat INnte, a W 1 each apt Balham and
Medics, 8 to 1 agst Lord Waldegrave, and 10 to t agst any other.
A SYLumo STAalts of 9 *ova. each, with 2.1 added ; weight for
age. Nearly wren furlongs.
Mr. James's Finale, by Vedette—Plunkett, 4 yrs, Bst 21h
(A3O; 'H. Jackson. 1
Mr. T. Stevens's Miss Sterrett, 3 yn, tat 111 b x3O,
;./. Clarke 2
Mr. J. Wilson's Violet De time, 3 yrs, tat illb
(Viney; 3
Betting: 6t04 on Miss Skerratt, and 21 to 1 each agat Finale
and Violet De Clare.

rHE BROMLEY PLATE (11111101C1110 of 100 SOTS., !TOT An Agee;
winners extra. Nearly salvo furlongs.
Mr. J. Sanders's hustle Beauty, by Alonzo -Itltiteleg,
5 yrs, sat slb
Mr. H. Ifatgar's Maid of Erin. nett lit 9.1 b Jackson, 2
Mr. Yesubroke's Yanchette„3 yin list tA- Reeves) 3

Ten others ikw nn.

Betting 6to 1 each agst Munk and Rustic Beauty, and nto I
agst Aurora.
Tug RAILWAY STZEPLECHASZ of 6 ,on. each, Y ft, with 50
added : winners extra. About two miles and a quarter.
Mr. Daily's Cutler, by Idle Boy—Titan, peed, list
tl'. Ablett) I
Mr. G. Lane's Wedding Peal, 5 yn. lOst 71b... 'Kemunlyi 2
Mr. R. Sheppard's Wade, 5 yn, 10st 710 Joe. 710 extra)
;Owner; 3

Three others also ran.

Betting : 0 to 4 sesi(Tulici:iiiiiiZu apt Harold, and 4 to I
agat any other.
7111 TALLT-1110 PLATT of 50 soya, for bonus that have never
won a fiat or hurdle race weight for age. Two miles on the gat.
Mr. !toneless Tomahawk, by King Tom—Mincemeat, 4 yrs,
lOst 7111 K Clifford, I
Mr. gallon's Nimble, 4 yrs, 10st Tib 'Potter: 1
Mr. Wilson's Lady Cope, by Dey of Algiers, aged. list
(W. Jackson) 3

Susannah also ran. -
Betting: 2 to 1 on Nimble, and 4 to 1 6. harme."

A MATCH of Su sore One ode.
Mr. Walter's Plano, lust
Mr. North's Scandalous, llst

BETTING IN LONDON—Flunst.

The attendance at the clubs was not very numerous to-day,
and, although a number of hones were spoken," few were
backed for any amount For the City and Suburban, Wild
Agnes, who receded to a long price yesterday, returned to some.
thing like her original position. nialia had also a much
healthier look. Vespaidan and Ilayonaise filly were In consi-
derable request, and a new candidate, Utile Rover, came into
favourable notion, and found numerous supporter not*.
worthy change took place on the Metropolitan : and the Two
Thousand and Derby transactions stopped short at offers.
Appended are the quotation:

CITY AND SUBURBAN.
11 to 1 eget Rayons's. filly 20 to 1 eget Sea Mew (off)
oil, tl2to 1) 25 to 1 Pluto ,t)
100 to 7 Yespasian t, 100 to S Canuotl Ball
100 to 7 Wild Agnes (t) Loff,t 000 tot)
100 to 6 Thalia ;t) 400 to 10 Clarice tt,
100 to 6 Aldcroft Mf) (0 to 1 Broondelser tot
20 to 1 Little Rorer (t 126 to 1 Wolsey
and off 000 to S Knight of the
20 to 1 Longdown ;off Darter (ff!)
100 to 10 apt Then& an Longdown coupled A .
MILTROPOLI rAN.
Bto 1 eget Dumany.off i 100 to 8 eget Conundrum (0)
12 to 1 500 to 11 BrilplneteB off.
tl4to 1; 10 to 1 Foresight, with
100 to 8 Lord .4 the a start I)
Dales (t)
900 to 10 eget

Sevier' lot.
CHESTER CUP.
1000 to 30 agst Tormentor (off)
TWO THOUSAND.
100 to 30 apt Plaudit ,off, t 11 to 1 agst Hermit (t)
to I' 15 to 1 Haight of the
7 to 1 Julius (off) Garter of)
7 to 1 apt Haight of the Garter and Hermit coupled (le)