The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-14 00:00:00

SPORTHIG INTBLLIGINOA

BETTING AT MANCHESTER. 11'1,1DAY.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
5 to 1 apt Old Wass. (t)
6to 1 Marquis (t)
12 to 1 Alvedistou (t)
14 to 1 Ace of Clubs (t)
THE DERBY.
8 to 1 "et Backstop' (t)
12 to 1 Old Water (t)
12 to 1 Man-luis (t)
22 to 1 Ensign (t)
40 to 1 Types colt (t)

MANCHESTER STEEPLECHASES.
WEDIIIBDATJ JAN. 1, 1862.
NOKINATIONM FOR THE CITT STII
of 6 Bove. each, with 50 sore. added.
and • half.
Age
Tenant Right
Tumbler
The hplaner a
Polly
Leamington -
Pitt parr
title Ned
Corkscrew
halsr-Ine
Mary Ann
Runbeam
Antelope
NOWINATIONB
each, with 25 ed
Age
First Flight a
Tumbler
Polly
Vulture 6
rircd
Dkulem
Mary Ann a
NOMINAI7OIIII POI
with :nodded, for
Age

ken (Handicap)
t three mike

Imlly Harris AHD
Harvey Sauce •
Heads or Tails •
Shea
Pineapple •
Alectryos •
Murrains
Y,dmand Kim
ladybird
Stableford
Niar of Apshall •

RV
tinkboy
Corona
Pantomime •
Peggy Taft a
Tomboy I
Physician a
MI Ben R •
Brithb Workman l
=La
Was Nell

.. 6
" •
",

• •
It • HANDICAP 11011
1. About 2 mile&
e I
Irish Emigrant Aga
Yorkshire NW 6
Hrithili Workman 6
Lolly Harris 6
'Emotion
Lord Adair
Claylad
Corona
HI THE TRIAL HANOI(
all ago. About Imi
Age
Coral
4
pue;rlialm
Yorkshire Mlsa
Fraily Harris
Kate colt

RAM of 5 110,11.

Pantomime ASO
a
Peery L Taft
ikr
a
North Lancashire 6
Mifflin° 4

Physician •
Heads or Tails
Then 6
ICAP of 3 son. each,
Me on the flat.
Age
Fast Runner ... 4
ingrain°
Ellen 5
Posheal
Harriet
Deserter

Fallon

it;i;;iiiii
Rbrlws....

Old Pod ....
Ran Avis ....

HORSES NAMED.

The following name■ have been given :
Mr. Halford's c by West Australian—flophine, 2 yrs: The
Star of the West. Yearling Lilly by Ethelbert—Baseishaw :
Moline.

Mr. Daley'a yearling colt by Daniel O'Rourke, dam
(foaled in 11444) b, Stumps—Mystery's darn : Fernando.
Lord C.iventrym yearkage.—C by Kingston—Brightonia
Kamp Town. Cby The Era —Honeymoon : Event. Cby
Vedette—Columbine Moniquetaire.
Lord A ileebury'a c by Wild Dayrell—lntimidation, 3 yrs :
Man•in4lie-Moon.

Ili IL Sly, jun.'s f (lat• Squirt) by Knight of Avenel—
Gift, 2 is: Acton.
Mr. James Wilkins's yearling filly by Vulcan or Annan-
dale—Merry Wing : Betsy Copeland.
Mr. H. Lowther's fuala—V by Yellow Jack—Maynoun :
Zobrah. Fby Footstool—Wait-a-while: Goosaitep. Fby
Lounge:au—Stuff sod Nonsense : Wisdom.

FATAL At VIDENT AT THIS EXHIBITION BEILDINti.
—Mr. Bedfonl yesterday held an inquiry at St. George's
Hospital into the circumstances attending en accident which
occurred at the Great Exhibition Building on Monday last,
resulting in the death of Martin Conolly, aged Zi, residing
at 6, New-court, Brompton, and injuries to two other
workmen on the building, one of whom is so seriously in.
jured as to be at present an in-patient of the above hoe.
pital. It appeared from the evidence of several witnesses
that on Monday last a gang of workmen engaged in the
constructioe of the roofs and domes of the massive build-
ing were hoisting and placing ham of iron, technically
termed " principals,"weighing newt. each, on the top scaffold
of the great dome. One of these " principals" suddenly fell, in
coriesqueoceof not being properly bolted, thereby tipping over
some planks on which deceased was 'deeding, and hurling him
headless to the ground, a distance of upwards of sixty feet,
the falling principal and planks inflicting injuries on two
others, as above stated. The poor fellows were promptly
removed to Si Ccorge's Hospital, but deceased expired
from injuries of an internal nature before admission. A
number of witnesses were examined at length, with a view
to ascertain if any one was to blame for not having the
principal properly bolted, which it was clearly shown was
the muse of the accident. It was stated to be the duty of
the "winger," named Finn, to see that the bolts were fixed.
Finn deposed that he duly appointed the deceased and
another, called Mere, to see to the bolting. Mara swore
that lie knew nothing whatever about it, and that he was
absent two hours &oda half talking to a friend. The jury
bristly deliberated, and returned a verdict " That deceased
died from the effects of a fall at the International Exhibi-
tion by negligence arising from the bolts of the principal not
being properly axed."
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