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SUN OFFICE; Six bTlock:

YORK RACES.

(THIS DAY.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

DUNDAS STAKES.

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age Blossom

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YORKSHIRE OAKS.

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CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP.

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Three ran.

LATEST BETTING.
EBOR HANDICAP.
3to 1 agst Vandal (offered)
5 to 1 agst Saucebox.
sto 1 agst Dame Judith (taken)
8 to 1 agst Escape

9to 1 agst Jolly Marine.
10 to 1 agst Little Harry.

AgsrvALL—Fayaway, Dramatist, Little Tibby (Queen
of tl'lta Gipsies, 2 yrs), Early Bird, Ingomar, Poor Player,
Ho aey suckle, Courtier, Warlock, Sulpitia, Dervisb,
Capucine, Haxby, Sis. to Broughton, Neville,
and Merlin.

THIS AY'S NEWS
,B,ANKRUPTCY COURT-(THIS DAY.)

POLICE EVTELLIGE.NOII.-(171.1IS DAY.)

MANSION-HOUSE.

James b'canersey, and hig wife Eli , were charged
before the Lord. Mayor under the following oircum-

stances :

Police constable S 2 deposed that about 10 o'clock this
morning he went to No. 1, Montague-court, Bishops-
gate-street, the residence of the prisoners, where he
found the male prisoner, and a child about 2!2 years of
age. There was scarcely any furniture in the room, and
no food. The child was in a weak state, with scarcely
any clothes on, and its face and head covered with
sores. He asked the male prisoner how it was the
child was kept so long without food, and he said it was
in consequence of his wife spending all the money she
could get in drink. Witness's attention was called to
the case in consequence of the prisoner's neighbours
informing him the child was neglected by the parents
and kept locked up in the room almost naked, and
without food for hours together. He took the
prisoner into custody, and after that went with she
child to Mr. Fowler, the parish surgeon, who ordered
him to be taken to the workhouse, the child being in a
weak and low state, requiring immediate attention.
Edward M`Donald, who lives in the same house with
the prisoners, deposed to the neglected state of the
child. A child of the prisoners died some time since, as
he believed, from their neglect, and finding how they were
neglecting this child he gave information to the police.
He was attracted, yesterday aLernoon, by the child's
screaming, and en going up to it he found it sitting on
some straw, with its head resting on his hands. There
was no food in the room. He put the child in the
prisoners' bed, and on their coming home, and find-
ing what he had done, they locked the door
and went off, leaving the child then alone till between
9 and 10 o'clock.

Other witnesses gave evidence of the prisoners' con-
duct towards the child.

His lordship, in remanding the case for a week, com-
plimented M‘Donald for his humane conduct.

GUILDEIALL.

William Jones was placed at the bar before Sir John
Musgrove, charged with being on the premises of Mr.
Thomas Crafford, coffee-house keeper, 17, Fetter-lane,
with intent to commit a felony.

The prosecutor stated that about 11 o'clock a.m. yes-
terday the prisoner came to his house and engaged a
bed, and occupied a sitting-room 6n the first floor.
About, half-past 11 o'clock his daughter called him up
stairs. On going to the door he asked the prisoner to
let him in, which he refused, when prosecutor broke the
door open. He afterwards gave the prisoner into cus-
tody, but before that he dropped three skeleton keys, a
pick-lock, and a well constructed jemmy wrapped up in
a cloth case.

Enlina Crafford, daughter of the last witnesss de-
posed that on going up stairs she looked through the
glass door of the room ; the prisoner was in, and saw
him endeavouring to pick the lock of a bouffet with a
wire, on which she called her father up.
P. C. 250, who took tho prisoner into custody, pro-
duced the jemmy and skeleton keys.
The prisoner was committed for three months to hard
labour.

Charles Blissett, a chandler's shop-keeper, residing
at 3, Hosier-lane, Smithfield, was brought up under
a warrant charged with assaulting his wife.
Jane Blissett, the wife, stated that her husband was
in the habit of getting drunk, and unable to attend to
his business, and on his return home upbraiding her.
On Friday evening he returned home intoxicated, and
some words took place between them, and he struck
her a violent blow across the eyes. She ran out of the
shop to escape from his violence. He threatened her if
she returned he would cut her throat. He repeatedly
conducted himself in the manner complained of.
The prisoner, in answer to the charge, expressed sor-
row for his conduct, and promised not to offend in a like
manner.

The wife said that two years since she was obliged to
summon him before a magistrate for his brutal conduct,
when he was committed for a mouth, and got his liberty
by false bail.
Sir John Musgrove said the prisoner appeared to have
knursued for some time a course of misconduct towards
hi. 3 wife arising from intemperance. lie committed him
for three months, and to find sureties for his good be-
haviour for six months, one in. 201. and one in 101.