The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-28 00:00:00

WALSALL RACES.—YmerraDAT.

A HANDICAP Ptarit of 2 soya. each, with 20 added. Once
round, starting from the Old Grand Stand.
Mr. tiffs Nosegay, by Sweetmeat, 4 yrs, est 101 b
amson) 1
Mr. Byrnes Catherine, 4 yrs, rat ;Willi'Sadler) 2
Mr. Randall's Boldface, S yrs, Sat 'fib kcar. fat 10th Page) 3
getting : Even on Nosegay, 6to 4 agst Catherine. Woe
in a canter by two lengths ; flonifitee hasten off. An ob.
tics to the winner, on the ground of a cross. was
Ten HATHENTON Nuanwr limn:nom> of 3 sore. each,
with 25 added, for 2.yr olds ; winners extra. Three quarters
of a milt

Mr. Price's Biddy Nutt., by Kingston, 7st Mb (Inc. 71b ex.)
(Sadler 1
Mr. Newland's Arcberess, Sib Maga)) II
Mr. Newland's Astarte, Mt 71b
Mr. Copeland's Shugborougb, 7st 91b * TwPl
Mr. Saunders wi Corona, 7st Mb (lady
Batting : 6to 4 agst Biddy Nutta, 2 to 1 eget Ouroest, 4
to 1 each apt Slaugboroagh and Archness. Won in a meter
by ten length' ; Astarte was • eery bad third.
Tug Bitswro•D HASDICAP of 25 sore., added to a Sweep-
stakes of 3 son each ; winners extra. One mile and •
quarter.
Mr. Thomas's Emblem, by Teddingtosa, 4 yr., Sat llb (inc.
71b extra,(Moorhouse) I
Mr. Gulliver's Miss Eleanor, 4 yrs, Set ;Harrison) I
Mr. Whitelionse's Quiver, S yrs, 7st Tags) 3
Mr. T. Mfrs Lustre. 4 yrs, 7st 13Ib (Gardiner) 4
lir. Prices Greenwich Fair, 6 yrs, 9st (inc 71b extra)
tA. Sadler 6
Batting: to 4 apt Ltuare, 2to 1 apt Emblem, 7to 2 apt
Has Miaow, 6 to 1 apt any other. Won by • length ; three
lengths between the wend and third ; Luatre warn a good
fourth, and Greenwich Fair close up.
Tea 111weadta' PLATS of 5 sore. each, 1 ft., with 25
added ; Winnen extra. One mile.
Mr. Thinees's lady Bird, by Newcourt, S yruest (Tlinmse I
Pf.• =is
acs,
aged, 7st 411) (Gardiner; 2
,
&sr, 3 yra, 7.t (A. Sadler, II
Betting :2to 1 on lady Bird. Woo by • neck ; a bad
third. An objection to the winner fog amesing.
Tag IMNILIMPICIB. PLdTE of 2 eon. each, with 20 added,
weight 10( age, eriel, lie log Allu•••••4•11 tho to b.
se Bc. Heats, three-quarters of • mile.
Mr. Coverdales Orldlu, by Augur, 4 yrs (405.;, (Harrison) w. o.

CAPTURE AND SUICIDE OF • PSEUDO CLINGY-
Nalt.—• notorious swindler, named Richard Williams.,
otherwise Richard Hayward Grove Williams, whose career
es a pretended clergyman in the office of curate of Was.
sington, Northamptonshire (which be obtained by means of
forgery) has excited much notice, committed suicide yester-
day afternoon at the Northampton Railway-station, having
' only been captured in the metropolis on the previous even-
ing by • City detective. The wretched man wen •
nativa of Aliwysiwith. He stated hbnarat to be 27 years of
sr, sod had held situations sa tutor in h4hly respect-
able establishment. at Norwich, Woolwich, Torquay, and
Barnet. His conduct was very irregular, which led to bin
dismissal, and he seems to have pursued a most reckless
career. His last exploit, for which he was apprehended,
=of conesurnasate boldness. By means of forged are-
he so deceived the bishop of the diocese and other
authorities as to obtain the appointment of curate of the
parish of Nassin4 in Northamptonshire. He performed
the duties of a man, and etromil matriagea were vale.
heated by him, is mode of living. however, was not in
accordance with his assumed Gallia& He obtained gold
watches and other valuable property from several firma in
the city upon the representation that he was the Rev.
Mr. Williams, curate, Sc. By hie plausible manner
he introduced himself into the most respeotab/e families
in the neighbourhood. He had his portrait photographed
in full cannibals for distribution amongst the ocingregstioe,
He left the pleas to avoid criminal promedinp, and on
Wednesday evening Henry Webb, the City deteetive, eat-
needed in effecting Ins capture at • home in the vicinity of
the Strand. He was brought into the City and locked up
for the night, and yesterday manias Welsh, the °Seer,
took his prisoner by the Leedom and North Winners Rail-
way, for the purpose of pimeedieg to Gandhi, where he
was to be entrained before the magistrates en the charm el
having fraudulently obtained, by means of foraged dom.
manta, the curacy before mentioned. On the traM arriving
at Northampton Webb alighted with his prisoner to await
the arrival of smother train to talse them on to Om die.
They had Dot been standing on the platform many minutia
before the train for Onndle came up, and just as the engine
wag about to pass Sheen W IMAMS sprang forward and threw
himself off the platform on to the rails, and in another
instant the mem went over him, crushing and mutilating
his body in a frightful manner, cawing immediate death.
His reemine were removed to await • coronae. inquest.