The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-29 00:00:00

EPSOM RACES.

THIS DAY.

(By Evnia)

EPSOM TOWN PLATE of 601. One Mile.
Joc o Sot
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Radulphoe ..
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Bullfinch .. 2
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DERBY BETING.
4 00 I aille Molter tstord
'to It4ot Pl
Ito 1 Mildew 10 to l Dobson
610 I liolloctoolgo 113 to 1 Any other
CIO I The sin,

BOROUGH OF FINSBURY.

The following eimmemaieadea has been made by
Mr. T. S. Duncombe, M.P., to Mr. R. Griffith,, the
chairman of a committee appointed to remonstrate
with ttAi bon. member on his absence from big par-
lialmastitry duties
6, Palace Chambers, St James's, May 28, 1860.
Sie—l have to acknowledge the receipt of your letter,
ceding my moot pudenda and serious •fleatii• so • eopy of
some resohni as agreed to at certain print* undoes of a
few of my onvitatinats, over wl kb you had the honour to
penile at the Kest Hotel. Browalow street, Holborn, and
requesting me to ',Tien the mares of my absence hominy
pariinsentaq duties.
I sonar that until the receipt of your farnawarsimiliedaat
Unithat One wain kayo bees ak
telonsine honngle of Fauber, any pence ignorant of
the fan that severe and dangerous illness hes bison the sole
nom of my &been* bona Parliament, to the duties of which
it hos ever been my pride, during the twenty then years that
I have had die honour of a seat in the House of Comatose,
to gin an Independent and moot unremitting attention, and
dating which period my atteariaan, I am most thankful to
say, has never received a week's interruption until I was
overwhelmed by my recent painful and protract d illness.
However, I am happy to in yru that improved and
improving width enables me now to resume my Parliamen
envy ditties; and also that, having from the commencement
i of my conaretion with Firshury, pledged myself o'er and
over again to my constituents, '• that so lung as it
ploandOod that beech and strength should remain
to me, and so long as it should pleas* Finsbury to
stand by me, I should stand by Finebury." I adhere to
that pledge. And further, I beg to inform you that, heist;
assured as I am that the great majoiiiy of my constituent.
do not consider a pealing illness, contracted iu their Gerrie*,
sufficient ground fur a withdrawal of their confidence, I
'kill, when the present parliament has passed away, give to
time on whom behalf you address me an opportoutty of
rseerding their votes against me—as some of them have dons
Were.

In the mean time, I beg to maws you that slietela the
opinion of my medical attendants and my own anthipations
of returning health be doomed to disappointment, I ►hall
not require any appeal from any f ortion of thine who have
five times honoured las by martial/ se to puliaasent, is to
the Course which my own bower, as well as their tamest',
will demand at my bands.
I have the honour to be, sir, year obedient servant,
THOMAS 8. Drscoltss.
H. Griffiths, E.g., Chairman of the /Lest aitel
Committee, Browahow-steer,

SURREY SESSIONS.
THIS DAY.

Evans TSINIAS Pr nix, GO.. AND • DISCI! or WAODITLAITA.

Patters ALllllllrl Wartm.--Losisa Barclaysturendered
to take her trial for mealier, at Newismon, a gold watch
and shahs from the penon of William Gimber.
Mr. Jim prosecuted, and Mr. Charsock defended the
Prosecutor stated that he was • florist, sad resided at
Wisdom. Os the treatise cf the 6th of Mey he went to the
Burney Theatre, sad as he etas Wavier he met the prisoner,
who entered into eonvenatioa wish him. They afterwards
proceeded to a hones in the neighbourhood, where thry
partook of swim refreshments, and he wok his watch from to
weiscoat p.wket and planed it on the tattle, prio- to winding
it up. The prisms, suddenly snatched it up, and
rag out of the room, sod wand have quitted the house had
sot the landlady seised hid of her and kept her until wit.
was called in • police-an table and an her into custody.
The watch was gives to him by his Rap' Ifiehneas Prince
Albert, twos years ago, es • reward for some roots which he
had cultivated sad beaten to perfvetios.
is arms examisatitn by Mr. Charsoek, the prosecutor
I stated that he had been driskin• when he met the prisoner,
hut he was positive that he meat gave her the watch. It
was Pulses Alban's, sad it was sot like that he should part
with it.

110 Jury found bar Guilty, sad the roan ocatetcod bet
to sia soothe bud labour.