The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-20 00:00:00

Age
Trust .. 4
Tattoo .. 6
Coup d'Etat .. 3
Caroline .. .. 3
*Alice .. .. 4
Odine 4
Accident .. 4
East Lancashire .. 4
*Merry Hart .. 4
Portland .. a
`Watford .. 4
The Clown .. 3
*Anaticulus .. 4
Persuasion 3
Muezzin • • .. 4
Flash in the Pan.. a
Ghillie Callum .. 4
Claxton .. 3
Crisis .. • • 3
Goldylocks .. 3
*Buckland .. 3
Merry Maid .. 5
Mail Train .. 3
Voluptas .. 4
Farce .. 4
Truant .. .. 4
Isca
Black Fawn .. 3
*Teddy • • •• 3
Barbadoes .. •• 5
The Doctor .. 3
*Young Rapid .. 3
Lady of the Isles .. 4
Sir Roger . • •• 3
Durham • • •• 3
The Little Stag .. 3
Danaus .. 3
Vauxhall . • .. 3
Whitethorn .. 3
Greville .. 3
Bacchus . • .. 3
Wandering Minstrel 3
Gordian Knot 3
*Birkenhead 3
*S tainley. . • .. 3
Tool Tool .• .. 3
Rose • • .. 3
Washington 3
*Bold Houghton .. 3
Daniel O'Rourke o 3
Hersey filly 3
Brother to the Plover 3
Aunt Judy .. 3
Colleen Bawn filly 3
Greenland .. 3
Signalman .. .. 3
Farnham • • .. 3
Brother to Rubini.. 3
Redcap 3
The Count
ispnte
Lord Zetland 3
Teneriffe 3
Langford 3
The Cardinal 3
Confederate .. 3
John Davis .. 3
Vacuna colt .. 3
Lord Cochrane .. 3
Macbeth 3
Lady Milton 3
Helen. 3
Veterinarian: 3
Ess Bouquet 3

_rumps .. .. 47 8
Broadway .. 4 7 8
Queen of Spain .. 5 7 8
Knutaford.. .. 6 7 8
Golden Pledge .. 4 7 8
Bohemian .. 4 7 8
Carisbrook.. .. 5 7 7
Royal Stag .. 4 7 6
Welcome .. .. 5 7 6
Double X 4 7 6
Birdfinder .. 4 7 6
Anfield .. 4 7 6
Woldga .. 4 7 6
Tippler .. .. 47 5
Balham .. 6 7 5
Lothian's King .. 6 7 5
Tourist .. .. 4 7 5
Marigold .. 4 7 4
Black Deer .. 4 7 4
Leonora .. .. 5 7 4
Early Purl .. 4 7 4
•Fanfaron.. .. 4 7 4
Dr. Syntax 4 7 4
Change .. .. 4 7 41
Benjamin .. .. 6 7 3
Canary .. 6 7 3
Old Orange Girl 4 7 3
Fantail .. 4 7 2
Melandra .. 4 7 2
Charming Woman 5 7 2
*Socrates .. .. 5 7 2
Donne Canne .. 5 7 1
• Warminster 6 7 1
Chaff .. .. 4 7 0
Kemptown .. 4 7 0
•Splitovote colt .. 4 7 0
Earl of S►irrey .. 5 613
Manfred .. 4 6 12
Joco .. 4 6 12
Blarney .. .. 3 612
King Charming .. 4 6 12
Lady Superior .. 4 612
My Mary .. .. 5 6 12
Bel Demonia (late
Harvest Mell) 3 612
Lord Stamford, Mr. E. B. Clarke, and Mr. E. Elliott,
are subscribers, but did not name.
Those horses marked thus (*) baying been entered with-
out the knowledge of their owners, will he struck out at the
time prescribed, unless specially ordered to remain in.

HUNGERFO.
Weights for the B
et lb
Grimston Asge 8 12
Bedouin .. 5 8 51
Costa .. 5 8 2
Blondin 4 7 12
Fontenoy ~ 4 7 9
Earl of Surrey .. 5 7 7
Gladstone .. .. 4 7 7
Turn of Luck 5 7 7
Detective 4 7 4
Lavender .. 4 7 4
Evenhand 6 7 0
Joco 4 7 0
Flash in the Pan a 7 0
Chaff .. 4 6 12

Weights for the Jol
Age st lb j
Grimston .. 5 8 121
Blondin 4 8 0 I
Fontenoy .. 4 7 13
Turn of Luck 5 7 12
Flash in the Pan.. a 7 7
nimbus 6 7 5
Miss Emma .. 6 7 4
Butterfly .. .. a 7 4
Surbiton .. 6 7 2
The Dictator .. 4 7 0

RACING FIXTU.
FEBI

Birmingham
Harrow
Chelmsford l7

Nottingham Spring
Derby Spring 3
Liverpool
Shrewsbury
Doncaster Spring

Croxton•park 1
Edinburgh Spring .. 2
Abergavenny
Thirsk 5

,RD RACES.
3erks and Stakes.

Butterfly
Violet
St. Lawrence
Dcuche

Olney-worm
Truant ..
Mal Train..
Verbena ..
Mcjor ..
Signalman..
Victoria Cross
Spectre ..
Pe;it Oiscau

Age st lb
.. a 6 10
.. 5 6 7
.. 5 6 7
.. 4 6 6
.. 4 6 6
..4 6 4
.. 3 6 4
.. 3 6 2
.. 3 6 0
.. 3 5 12
.. 3 5 7
.. 3 5 7
..3 5 7

in O'Gaunt Stakes.

Age st lb
Reserve .. 4 610
Newfoundland .. 4 6 7
The Nlajor.. .. 3 6 4
Anglo-Saxon .. 3 6 4
Wild Huntress .. 3 6 4
Daniel o' Rourke—
Highflyer's dam 3 6 2
Cervus .. 3 6 0
Victoria Cross .. 3 510
Belle of the Vale .. 3 5 7

[RES FOR 1864.
RITARY.

Lincoln Spring .. 23
Hangerford

Warwick
Darham
Northampton 29
30
Catterick

11.
Epsom Spring
Newmarket Craven
Newmarket First Spring 25

Chester .............. 3
York Spring .......... 10
Salisbury .............. 12
Bath .............. : . 17
J v.:

At.
Manchester
Harpenden . .......
Epsom

Ascot 7
Hampton ..........•••• 15
Newton l5
Odiham 2l
Bibury 22
Stockbridge .... 23

N.
Chelmsford 2B
New Forest Hunt 2B
Newcastle-(Summer)e • •
Worcester (
Ipswich

Newmarket July
Carlisle
Abingdon ......
Liverpool July
Stamford
Pontefract . .........

'LY,
I Nottingham
Winchester
Southampton ....•••••' 20
Chesterfield 2l
Goodwood ...... 26

SHIPPING—This Day.

I and cloudy weather.
LONDON, Jan. 20.—Wind this day at noon—South-
Majesty's ship Industry, from Rio Janeiro--Henry Dun-
can, from St. John's, N.B.
WresotßerTlyolomutratjeanbr.eeia9.......wind
s.w.
(By MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
—Arrived—Her
GRAVESEND, Weanesday Morning.
Arrived, Jan. 19—Blyth, from Faro—Kroo Boy, from
Lagos.

DRAT., Wednaeday Morning.
Anchored—Heather Bell, from London for Colombo—
Cameo, from Sunderland for Bointay,

THE WELSH BURNS I—A movement has been set
on foot for the purpose of providiag an annuity for " Tal-
hairn," well known throughout the principality as "the
Burns of Wales," whose health has failed him.
TYRANNY OF BAD TEMPER.—The bad temper
of a house is emphatically the master and the tyrant
zothwe
ndooomkintoataesbadthetewmhpoelre,
hmelaeshtoeuesse
dcilganeskstio
of that house : the cries-cross.
w
mw
Who that is tied up by
well talk of summer
eaardnoburoassitno a -111 a 1 When madam has
tfhferemediodmst ?of
tV:azionownii.gtoitit as
a headache, or a fit of the spleen, because of some trumpery
in chains turned up
n is awry, because
dtoisaspopl oiinntmaletn;tl
when
Greenwich fishes are uncomfortable dream-fellows, the
chains clank G fiat, an octave lower, with a running
accompaniment of double notes, tied in the bass; even
little miss, when petulant and saucy, and sorely
needing the divine application of bread and water, has the
pryer to clash the links together, and make old wise papa
himself, and mamma, tender, grave, and good, dance a
mica urka oblig'sta, striking their fetters instead of their heels.
Temper is, indeed, a diligent ehaker, forging fetters as
fast as the shot-tower rains thor shot.when the heated metal
is shaken through the holes. 'There is no freedom for any one
where there is bad temper; notinks
.to dissatisfaction
fingers
so deft at padlocking up all the liberties that come within
the circle of his passionate sullenness. Whom do we study
to please in the family ? Amanda, sweet and smiling,
whose chains are only love and gentleness, who is always
ready to sacrifice herself for the good of others,
whose
wildest fit of passion is as little to be feared as the assault
of a white mouse ?Or Drusillai irritable and bilious, with
a soul like a volcano, and that not covered with snow—or
covered with 13110 W more black than white—nor masked by
vineyards, though it may bo by vinegar jars ; with a temper
and passions always at explosion point ; without a thought
-*here in all this grim selfiFliness of hers, and with not
"V in her lurid fires of rage and hate? Cer-
She, poor love, gets loaded with all the
•.' ; Amanda will do it ;
will entertain
' thing,

for v.

~,.,

a spark of k
tainly:not Amanda.

burdens :—oh I Amanda wn,
Amanda will sew on my buttons ;
Mrs. Wigsby—we all hate Mrs. Wigaby, cross c,„
and fly out of the drawing-room windows when we hear
her little cough in the porch; Amanda will ask mamma
for a holiday, and even beard papa with a draper's bill.
Amanda will do anything, and consequently has every-
thing to do ; but Drusilla walks through life scot•free ;
with only half her duties strapped to her shoulders, and
Shaking those 'so vehemently that they sit loosely at the
last, and drop off on the road 'for others to pick up and
carry,—Dickens's "4(1 the Year Rountt