The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-08 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

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BET LING AT MANCHESTER.—TUESDAY.
LANCASTER CDP.--3 tO 1 agst Black. Doctor (t), 5 to
D
agbt Gholub Singh (t), sto 1 agst udack, and 6to

1 agst Little Fawn.
LIVERPOOL CIIP.-3 to 1 agst Poodle (t), 7
tthoinlgaegisset
Colgterdale (t), 15 to 1 agst Cossack (t). No
backed.
GOODWOOD STASES.-13 to 1 agst Haricot (t), 13 to
1 aAst Houlakin (4), 20 to 1 agst Backbiter (t), 12 to 1
offered agst Chief Justice, but nothing done.

CHARITABLE BEQUESTS.—Mr. Thomas Dunbar,
sums to be distributed to charitable institu-
of Serles'-place, and Brick court. Temple, left by his will
the following
tions on the decase of his widow:—To the Marine So-
ciety, 1001.; School fur the Blind, 1001. ; Deaf and Dumb
School, 100/. • Orphan Working School, 100/. • London
Hospital, 100 i. ; Westminster Hospital, 1001.; I\liddlesex
1001.; Free Hospital, Gray's-inn-road,
Hospital, 100/ ; Charing Cross Hospital, KO/. ; King's
College Hospital,
2001. ; F•oating Hospital, Thames, 100/. ; Masonic Boys'
School, 50/. ; Masonic Girls' School, 501.; Mendicity So-
ciety, 50/ ; Lying-in Hospital, Old-street-road, 50/. ; Lying-
in Hospital, York-road, 50/ ; City of London Truss Society,
501.. City Dispensary, 10/. ; Metropolitan Hospital, 50/. ;
Dispensary, 50/. ; Humane Society, 51)1. ; City of
National Schools, 501.; St. Andrew's Parish School,
Public
Londoni c . elpmeuez Dao.q 5.01,,, 1, -11.
A terrific thunder-storm burst over the New
Forest on Monday night. In Southampton the whole of the
day on Monday, the weather was exceedingly sultry, and at
times the heat was almost insufferable. Before dark light-
ning was seen from the west and south-west. It increased
in intensity towards midnight, when the flashes succeeded
e
each other very rapidly, and were remarkably vivid.
dozenln
weather also was squally, but no rain fell within a
miles of Southampton. In the heart of the forest, however,_-
the rain fell in torrents, so much so that many 9falnseeverai
riages of the up-Dorchester night in •il trainat 11 "
~,dburst•
inches of water in them when they arrived
~ nightning
mpltonne
was of the sheet kind occasionally. So.u.t
~ UP with intense
No rain fell atter the train left Lyndhurst.bs
the whole of the New Forest was lighted
brilliancy by it. EXIIIBITION.—A.
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GREAT EXHIBITION AT DUBLIN.---A. few weeks
since ➢lr. D irgan, the Irish railway contractor, offered the
sum of 20,000/. towards a "Great Exhibition" in Dublin
next year. The matter is now fairly on foot, the committee
named, and the money placed in their hands. The exhibi-
tion is open to all, and the committee are desirous of the
co-operation of the English manufacturing body. The
secretary is Mr. C. P. Roney, formerly of the Eastern Coun-
ties Railway, and now manager of the greatly increasing
traffic through from London to the interior of Ireland.