The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-09 00:00:00

RIPON RACES.-TUESDAY.

ORRAT ST. WILFRID HANDICAP Of 10 NIPS. each, 5 ft,
and only 3 if declared, with 50 added ; this snood to save
his stake. it.. Two wiles. (22 subs.. 14 of whom declared.)
Mr. J. Pilling's f Lady Eden, by AuckbUld out of Atalanta,
33 rs, 7st (Osborne) I
Mr. A. Joß:stone's Jenny Lind. 4 yrs, Set 6.b
Mr. Ellis's Acomb, S yes, 74 I Ilb (T Lye) S
Mr. Walters s Mary Nobbles., aged, Sot 41b (J. DIMON 4
Mr. Davidson's Fleur de Seine, S yes, 8.4 71b (W. Noble) 3
Mr. Dunean's Laura, S yrs, Sat Sib (Arnold) I
6 to 4 on Lady Eder, 2 tel 1 apt Jenny Lind, sad 4 to 1
opt Mary Nobbles.. Woa easy by two lengths.

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GRAND STAND STALIN of 6 roes. each, 3 ft, ana 20
added ; I two and %bred yr-olds. T.Y.C. (7 subs.)
Mr. Marmon's 'Trickiness, 2 yrs. lot 13:0 (0. Oates) 1
Mr. Ilaker's Valentine. I yrs. set 121 b .... „.......(Wskaleid) 2
Mr. J. Pildres Lady Eden, 3 yrs. het ..... (Middle) 3
Mr. Shepherd's Lady Mowbray, 3 yrs. Got M' (Arnold) 4
E •en on Lady Elm, and 6to 4 apt Triekstress. Won
cleverly by a length, Lady Eden a bad third.
Anartua Slung. of 5 morn. each, p.p., and 15 added.
Heats, 1 mils. (11 subs.)
. _

Mr.DJWIMI .Lard Bottom, aged, Ilea . (Mr. Poart) I 3 1
Mr. Ma's Aeousb, S rra, bit 1010... (Mr. R. Manion) 2 Idr
/stem,. 3 moat 21t, ..(winteringhAra.) 3 2 dr
Won in a easter. The stakes divided.

WORCESTER RACES.-Tv MAY.

SIMEON &TAXES of 6 son. each, and 20 added. Mile
and a quarter. (.5 new)
Mr. Ifertirt's spot, 4 ra, ast 31b
Mr. rowler's Monk, 3 yrs„ Est 1 Ilb
Mr. Cowley's Second eight, 4 Sr., Sm lib
Won in a canter.
WORCCITRILOHIRE SLITS (Handicap) of 10 soya. each,
hh, and 3 only if declared, with 50 addid. 2 miles.
Mr. ekarratt's Egret, S p., Set 3lb
Mr. Scott's tiampler, 3 yrs, Ist Sib ..
Mr. Des's Mignon, 6 yrs, est 101 k (Knock) 3
Mr. Smith's Truandalse, 4 yrs, Est 121 b (Weaver) 4
Even on Egret, who won a fine race by a neck.
Cur MEMBSILS' Pt Am of 501 Brae. 2 sites.
Mr. Cowley's Second Sight, 4 yrs, Set 41b .. (H. Crkbutere) 1 1
Mr. Humphrey 's Carbuncle, 4 yr., 7st I 3lb (lames) 2 3
Mr. Hughes's Mica Collingwood. aged, nst Uh (Owner) 0 2
Both heats won easy.

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2
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WEDNESDAY.

SSLITNO STATES Of isoiraeaml,;nd 20 added. Heats, 1
mile and a quarter. (S subs.)
Mr. Twain s Sellas,4 yr; rst 41b (Weaver) 0 1 1
Mr. 0. Stevens's Old Eastleb Omitlemma, 4 yrs, 7st 711:1 1 3 3
Mr.llervey's Sampler, 3 yrs, Oat 21b 2 2 2
Mr. Vevers's Volatile, E yrs, PM Ills
Wes easy.
CUP STALER of 10 sofa Oath, h It, and 3 only, if de-
clared. 2 miles.
Mr. J. Day's Memos, 6 yrs Walked over
lratuaeritus' STAMM of 3 66•11. each, and 20 addtd.
Heats. 1 mile and a quarter. (5 subs )
Mr. Herbert's Spot, 4 yrs, Bst 21b (Sly, jun.) 1 1
Mr. llueupbreys' Carbuncle, 4 yrs, 7st 133)
Woo in a cuter.

BAcx STAMM INTO W-0-11—bi Paul beatiag Gipsy 8e...

HUNTINGDON RACES.— WEDNWTAY.
Onto CUP of 100 sovs. Once round and the mile,
Lord W. Powl( It's Brandy Face, 6 yre, gat 25 (Rogers) I
Colonel Peel's The Admiral, 6 yrs, 94 21b
Colonel Peel's Quinine, 6 yrs, Net Mb
HUNTINGDON STANDS of 5 SOTS each, and 20 added
Heats, last mile. i 7 subs.)

Mr. 'Baring named b e by Dromedary, d by Mtdsto,
3 yes,7st 10lb (Sly) 1 1
Mr. Yellows named Pultherriroa, 4 yrs, net Sib 3 2
Mr. Jones's Garrick, 4 yes, Mt Slb
Mammas' ?Wan of 501. Hesse; once rotted.
Mr. Ilogers's Ballet Girl, 3 fat Mb (11.,matood) 4 1 1
Sir. Oozier& 11,rd of Paev7ise, 3 yra net 101 b
Mr. Maroon's Nutbrown, S yrs, Sot I Ilb 2 2 2
Mr. Edwarda's Wlntatooe, 1 yrs, Sat 101 b 3 4 4
Three well-contested heats.

ACTS OP PARLIAMENT.—The number of public I granted by the Muter of the Roll, restraining an action at
exceeding
gis6st
65.0001, claimed
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,lustthen EQUITY COURTS.—YESTEHDAY.
Bayou. TUX Loan' CRANCILLOIL
Tae SOTTEI•EASTRIIM RAILWAY COMPANY P. Bft 0 G DEN.
—COSICtRREXT JrRISDICTION.—COMPLICATED Acct./COUTO
,amts IX EQUITY IMAX AT LAW.
This was an appeal motion to discharge an irjunction
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60—as unusually small number. 'sand numerous payments and deductions, and insisted that
THE LATE ORANGE RIOT AT LITEEPOin.—Yee. these moonset being very complicated could not be tau. n in
terday the inquest on the body of John Sangeter, who died the defendant's action, but should be left under their bill in
from the effects of gunshot wounds inflicted upon him in an equity.
Orange riot in Chadwick-street, on the 13th July, was re. The motion was argued last Monday and Tuesday by Mr.
sumed before the borough coroner, when a vereict of "Men. ,Rilt, Mr. Lloyd, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Palmer, and Mr. Bayley.
slaughter" was returned against John Wright, labourer, The Lord Chancellor new gave judgment. After stating
who fired the shot which caused Sangster's death. The fol the fats at great length his lordship said, the plaintiffs
lowing presentment was made to the coroner by the jury on claimed the interference of the court by injunction on several
the subject of party prooesidons in Liverpool: " Bth grounds, but principally en account ot the extent and tom-
August, 1850.—We, the undersigned jurors ea the plicated nature of the transactions between them and their
inquest held on the body of John Sangster, the contractor, the defendant, the accounts between them
younger, who was killed by a gunshot wound, in being not only complicated but requiring various allowances
a riot is Chadwick emit, es the 13th July last, beg by way ot set off. The defendant, by his answer, denied that
to record our opisiou tut the said riot eppesre
to lit the accounts were of such a complicated nature that a court
to have had is origin in a certain Orange procession, which °flaw could not satisfactorily deal with them. His lordship
took place the day before; and we would urge upon you the WAS of opinion that if the matter had rested on the mere
necessity of the Weal authorities causing measures to be assertion and clonal In the bill and answer, the injunction
salsas for the suppreesios of all proosesioas of whatever could not be sustained ; but there was a schedule to the
denomination, In Liverpoel, for the Mere.—Oa behalf of answer in which he bound details of such a nature cad such
the Jury, Ws.Psanisow, foremaa.—To the Coroner of claisasmade by the defendant that he was satisfied that no
Liverpool." After the above presentment had boon made, mart of law could properly inereihrere them. It wee quite
Mr. Dowlbag, head mutable, who was is 'mesdames, Ida clear to his lordship's mind that no court of nisi gnus could
the subject or party prommidoes had frequently bass under get through these accounts in • satisfactory manner, and
essuideratios by Um magistrates, who had issued orders to that the difficulty of stating them to twelve mem, enclosed in
have them suppressed as far as practicable. He had feted on • jury box, and not to separate without coming to a we-
Mae Gam as fir as it was is bit power to do; but in the elusion there, wee almost insuperable. No single action.
present Sia.te of the low they had not Fume to could try the questions raised on them accounts; may
provost, altogether, proamione of a party or poli• actions would be nommary, and for that rrasoo, as well as
Mail nature. An endeavour had bees aide to in. on the ground that the answer had not displaced the me
Modem a clause into one of the Icoal bills giv. made by the bill, he thought the injuaction must be arm-
ing the authorities this power, but the government opposed tinned. There was a class of decided oases which went to
its issortion, and the clam had to be withdrawn. Those show that unreasonable or suspicious delay ou the past of
promeneas were !always atteaded with the very worst noose- thine who sought the protemioa of the court, would deprive
stomas: the pastas of both parties wen excised, and du- them of the right to an irenction, and the came of the plain.
ring these promedons or on the following day rioting usually tiffs was act free fromth imputation.
There
bed.
been
too
molt plea. The Irish population of mita town was larger much delay, but although it was not sufficient to deprive
than that of any tows is Ireland, with throe eaceptions, and them of a right to the injunetion, he thought it ought to
he (Mr. Dowling) did not pea why the "Party p,,,,a,0,k,0,, deprive them of their wont His lordship, in the OOMPH of
Act" in form in that country could not be mode applicable the Judgment, referred to " O'Connor • BP_liight" (1
to Liverpool. He mentiosod tam eirounistanees to show Sebooles sod lamp). sad the " Taff Vale Hallway r.
that the subject had set escaped the limeades of the manta. Nizoa" (1 House of L'orde Came, Ill), and hold the present
trate., who were meet &salsas to peeving all Frameless, ease to be witbiwAbo same principle.
whetter of sae party or the other, but who were usable to Injunction 001Intstold.
do ao in the resist state of the law. Wright, who is to RIXISSL 0 THIS EAST ANGLIAN RAILWAY COMPANY.—
custody in the borough gaol, is a dock labourer, and keep. a Cotermerr or Cot a?.—ConxtTTnL OF A Sassier,
bier-house is Chadwkk-street. Seagstu was the eon of a Sir Fitaroy Ktilly was about mussing his argument is
labourer Nadia in the aelehbaritood. the motion is this reatter—siblett ass, ease.imisd to as