The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-06 00:00:00

enzsris CUP.

100 to 6 apt Lecture; l
.1 Sail to 6 sgat Bracken
LW to 1
206 to 7 Broder:A3m 01, 500 to 5 itetkap ,t,
Loma

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13 93 1 eott The hake kor .O to 1 eget Ilarkinum off)
910 1 —1/ Estntlrnel 0., V. to 1 - Gr.uolerose tl,
11 to 1 Plaudit or Wto 1 Aram 'l,
2.) to 1 Dragon ,t

CARMARTHENSHIBE HUNT STEEPLECHASER.

Ter,hAv.

THZ 111.11 TIMS" STM:Es of iru;;:.eac. b, with 40 added. Three
Miles

yr. Green race's The Nun, by Hy by Night—Nan, aged,
lgst 7113 t Mr. NI Ila lad . 1
Mr. Itohertis Milford, 6 yrs, ltat 7116 0 Holman ?.
Mr. Wallace's The Thane. aged, mu 71b 'W. TI us 3
The folio* ing also ran :—..saistwbus, Freitag, The Yawn, Sir
Anthony, and dark .. Newbury.
.. ... . .

BeltIQ: 5 to 2 attar lialroT,C4 to I *gat The Nun, 5 to I agst
The Fawn, and ti to 1 apt The Thane. Wou by three lengths : a
length between aecouti and third : Jack o Newbury was fourth.
The Fawn and Freitag felt The win MT was objected to on the
ground of being liable to rats:bum duty, and the cam stands over
for further Wet-dig:Won . .

tirEN STIMPL/SCHAVE ;Handicap` of 10 cove. each, 11 ft,
with 100 added %bawls eaten. E. ow Imb,. ost subs.,
lir. Powell's Way, by Mercule*—ltose's dam. aged,
Itit alb J. Pope, 1
Mr. Williams'. Arlowott, avid, list nlb (Includhog 7lb
extra
Mr. Martin tul Mulberry, aged, 104 Illb ,J. Holman S
The 'allowing also ran :—Plytislur. Merrimac, Meerscliawn„
Gars, Penbioner. Aprllis. god Indict Girl.
betting: b to 2 awn Merrimac, 7 to 2 agat MAG.. 0 to I each
agat Daisy and Meenchauni. bud 10 to I each ago. flatlet tart
and tisrua. Woo by a luigth and a hall three length. Imetwaws
second and third: Meerschaum fourth. April's and Cants fell.

THZCANSICIAN WILLIS° iLit7Z of 3 swat twch, with Wadded ;
wiutwr to be sold. Three wiles.

Mr. Marker's Anucebus, by Vengeance, Need, list 'gad,
tti. 1.11154 1
Mr. P. Herbert's Robin Adair, aged, 114 ab Ca,
(lir. Milward, I
Betting: 6 tot on Robin Adair. Non by several leigtha-
)lr. Elliman claimed Rubin Adair.

TELL ONPORD AND CANER! E BOAT RACE.—At
a meeting of the University Boat Club, at Cambridge, last
evening, Mr. Griffiths, the president, proposed that the
usual challenge be smut to Oxfoid, and the motion was
carried with entltw•.asm.

REPRESENTATION or BOSTON.—Mr. T. Pat7lr gt
dill the only candidate in the field to supply the vacancy
about to be occasioned in the representation of Boston by
the retirement of Mr. M. Stenilend. Mr. Pang is a
moderate liberal. A requisition to Ur. Gourley, of Sun-
derland, inviting that gentleman to come forward, has re-
ceived a considerable number of sir:innate, and wee to
be forwarded to Sunderland yesterday. Mr. Gourley is a
liberal conservative.

REPRENENT ‘TIoN OF COLt•IIF.sTER.—Dr. Brewer,
the liberal candidate for Colch..ster, has deued his ati•
dress to the electors in view of the impending election for
that borough. Mr. Maralake, Q.C., the conservative can.
didate, is also proceeding actively with his canvass. Dr.
Brewer is an advanced liberaL
REPRESENTATION OF EAST RFEPOLR. Lord
Rendleshaur tuts issued au address to the electors of East
Suffolk. Becomes forward in thecouservatise interest •• •
candidate to supply the vacancy occasioned by the retire-
ment of Sir E. C. Kerrison, who is about to acogit the
Chiltern Hundreds. Lord Rendlesham was accepted as a
candidate at a meeting of the conservative party held in
Ipswich on Monday. His father represented East Suffolk
for many years, and at his death was succeeded by Sir F.
Kelly, now Lord Chief Bat on of the Exchequer. With regard
to reform, which has been, and is, he rays, one of the great
questions of the day, his opinion is that an extension of
the franchise, especially among the educated climes, is
desirable.

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REPRESENTATION OF CORK Cot
understood that neither Captain Smith Barry, nor his
nephew, Mr. Smith Barry, intend to stand for the county ;
but it is said that Mr../. P. liennesay will claim the suf-
frages of the eleetors. The Rev. Dr. Croke, P.P., Done-
mile, suggests that Mr. !mac Butt should be adopted as
the popular candidate, and offers a subocril,tiun of riot.
towards defraying_his expenses.—Cork Exonantrr.
THE IRISH MEMBERS.—The Freomax j„,"„ai
of yesterday says several of the Irish members met on
Monday in Dublin, and after interchange of opinions, it
was arranged to request Colonel F. Creville Nugent to
write to all the liberal Irish members, requesting them to
assemble in conference on Thursday next, the 7th inst.,
in London, to determine the best course to be pursued with
a view to secure maul legislation for Ireland during the
memo: session.
REFoRtICoNFFRENcE AT Lhiafx.—A numerously
attended conference of Yorkaliiie dele;.:atea, from the
local branches of the Reform League, intended as a reply
to the supposed formation of working men's tanservative
associations, was held in Leeds on Saturday evening.
Resolutions in favour of residential manhood suffrage and
the ballot were adopted, and a committee was appointed
to watch the course of events. One of the resolutions
emphatically declared that any bill like that proposed by
the late government would be considered by the working
classes of this district as an insult offered by its promoters.
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FOOD cares dyspepsia, Indigestion, col, &Ahem, consumbEitt
debility, consUpatios, Omaha*, palpitation, nervous.
Ever, and stomachcomplaints. Cure ho. sams.—" Home, July
11,1866.—The health of the Holy Father is excellent, especially
goes, abandoning all other reicedler, he has confined hunself
entirely to Du Barry's Food, and his Holiness cannot praise
this excellent toed too highly."--Garette du 11111. Du harry and
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