The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-07 00:00:00

Total..
THE BAR.

C. Frauds, Esq.
Y. Green. ley.
Y. llarsham, FA. b Rouen
G. Johnson, Esq.
Y. Norman. On.
A. L Smith, Nay.
T. M. Eden. Esq.
O. B. Trerilinn, On. , b Bolters •
lion. LC. Leigh
C. Bowen, Esq.
L. Clesaby, lay b Wclla .
Y. White. Do
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Total.

romnic PIGEON HANDICAP.
HORNSIT-MOOD, THURSDAY, JIM G.

Tat GREAT DERBY HANDICAP 13WERPNTA/L124, of 5 SOU.
each, 1 ft, for members of White's, Brooks's, Boodle's,
Arthur's, Guards', Carkr, Traveller'', Arlington, and
Pratt's, clubs, and Boers in the army on full pay. Guns
of 11 bore, or less ; on. of shot, No. 5,6, or 7 ; gentle-
men to be at liberty to put in any quantity of shot, half 4-
yard being added to their distance for every A of shot;
6 birds each ; 92 entries (2 post at 6 soya), 42 of whom paid
forfeit.

This being the " off week" between Epsom and Ascot,
there was a very large attendance of noblemen and gentle-
men present yesterday, both to take part in and witness
the match. The 'booting commenced at half-past two
o'clock, but to particularise each gentleman's shooting
would require more epee than we have at our
disposal. We can only mention the names of several
gentlemen who gained great praise for the sports-
man-like manner in which they brought down their birds
with their wood barrels at long ranges, viz., Colonel
Annesley, A. Walsh, Esq., J. Lamont, Esq., Colonel Tower,
Hon. G. Heathcote, E. Trederoft, Esq.. Captain Elphin-
stone, Marquis of Bowmont, Captain Biddulpb, and G.
There
E.g.
Then were seven ties, and the following gentlemen had
to shoot them off, bird for bird, to decide the winners :

Lord aunt iagield .... 1 11 1 1 0 .. Secoodlrias.

A. Walsh.
Colette! J!ekrite

Hon. G. ileithoote
D. Darner, Esq.
T. Chamberlayne, Faq 1 1 1 0 .. Third prize.
Viscount Sontertau 0
The first prise was 1401. and a gold cup, the second 801.,
the third 401., and the fourth the forfeits. Great praise
is due to the handicapper, F. Hcathcote, Esq., who had
the entire management, for his praiseworthy exertions.

PHILANTHROPIC SOCIIITY, REHM LL PAR M. •-•-
A general meeting of the governors of this society was held
yesterday at the London Tavern, Mr. William Gladstone in
the chair. The chaplain presented his report for the quarter
ending March 31, from which it appeared that 33 hors had
been admitted during the last three months—from Konen
8 ; Kent, 7 ; Orford, 1 ; Salop, 1 ; London police courts, 8
Saturant, 1 ; free list, 2 ; re-admitted from the House of
Cermetioe, S. During the same period 42 had been dis-
charged as follows : ).migrated to Natal, 4 ; to Adelaide, 4 ;
to Canada, 4 ;to the United States, 1 ; gone to situations.
10 ;to sea, 1 ; left on license, 11 ; deserted, 3 ; committed
to prison for felony, 4. The number in the school on March
31 was 259. The auditors' report for the quarter dated
the total of reosipta to be 4,816/. ss. 10d. ; the expenditure,
including 2,0001. paid off the mortgage on their property,
4,8121. 18s. Bd., leaving a balance on the quarter of 3/.71.2d.
In reply to a question from a governor, the chairman said the
oat of emigration to the society was about I,ooof. per
annum. _ _

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