The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-17 00:00:00

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WARWICK RAC
(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGItAr

The Castle Stakes.

Black Audrey

Sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each.

Dame Tattle

walked over.

Curl ...
BETTING ON THE TWO YRS OLD S'-F4S.

2 to 1 agst Libel colt
2 to 1 agst Catherine Hayes
4 to 1 agst Madame Landeao

DhouAseßßi - e under'
staEndXPtEh EXPECTED
InVALLadbOrFookKe-OsoiSuSUarTel:.--- T,
been taken for Kossuth, whose family is expected t 15
possession on the Ist of May. falls°
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.—The Protec i t do.
are very anxiously asking what the Ministers mean tr°y, if
We can give an answer. They mean to do the co ri
._►.....
they can; and if not, they do the Protectionists-
will genejogtoon,..ll:
Punch.
CITY SEWERS COMMISSION. -- YeStYesterdaya art ° is.
of the gentlemen connected with the above-named co.mo!ke
sion was held at the Guildhall, Mr. Deputy Peacock iltlft..
chair. After a proposition to employ a member of the
police as inspector of nuisances had been negativedo,,t.l.3!
new rules for the regulation of slaughter-houses, and tn'''
regarding lodging-houses, were passed.
DISCOVERY IN DAGUERREOTYPING.—A gentlemen
in Charleston, United States, is said to have made a valuable
discovery in the art of daguerreotyping. The advant
claimed for a picture taken by the new process is that el!
requires no glass to protect it, inasmuch as it is cover. a
with a transparent enamelled surface, which renders _tue
picture impervious to the effects of the atmosphere, and les,
liable to be rubbed off; in fact, the more friction that
eis
used on the surface, the brighter and clearer the Rict e b
any distance, without the possibility o
or defaced.
comes and so durable is it that it cafri
its
ee sbeltgi scratched ar i
(l tt e r-
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oft— Majesty
DEPARTMENT OF .RACTWA .
he Board of Trade, to permit
W. Henley, President of
..t..ouse
to be used by the new'
portions of Marlboroeugh 14
has been pleased, on the application he Right Hon. J.
uthnetilu
upuerscighnas, be transferred thither oo
from
department, andthethex articles of ornamental manufacture
forthwith fro..
We believe the
the Crystal Palace. occupation of Mari
borough House is only
1 capacious jo aseboufildthineggehhee bise!tio.f.
provided sufficient yexhibition
nrarfyor
metropolitan accommodate the lo,"
department and its branches in Somerset flat'
purchased
efraobmout to
and Gower-street, where thefemale school has been recently
located.
DEATH
OF FHB MARCHIONESS DOWAGER OF
THOMOND.—This venerable and noble ladexpired at "t
maslTreot,ti;rff Esq., of Duleck (
Her Ladyship was Elizabeth,lr(lreland),
a n daughterd),aanndd w heiressaeu
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residence in Eaton-square, on Saturday, at an advanced ag''
fteTto-
cow untess Ladyshipßer to
even,
has left tour daughters, namely
• ,I.:
thheomather liam, second Marquis of Thomond, 18°2tir,bil
Susan Hoth e even, Lady Sarah Stanhope Taylor, La"'
arn and hiar•
, the Lady Elizabeth Buck. The
"
gins died in 1846.
REYNELL T ia
v. SPRYE—SPRYE V REYNELL.---h
case, the argument of which • .
Lords Justic,
occupied the
more or less during 16th (1'
fifteen days, beginning on the ,...,d
January and endin on the 10th, of Februar last, was P'"„t
on the paper on Monday f judgment,the judgment
or when j
of the Court below was affirmed.
bat;
THE LEAMINGTON COLLEGE. -- A scheme ,
just been propounded for converting this proprietarY ?silt':
blishment into a public school, upon a similar prinelPews
those at Harrow, Eton, Rugby, and Winchester—beingfoulle
believe, the first addition which has been made to the _.,
dation schools of the country for between two and three cern,
turies. One gentleman has already made a testaluell, ft
disposition of WO/. in support of the new foundation, "':.„
the Lord Bishop of Worcester, who visited the college.t:
Thursday last, and expressed himself much pleased with. LI,
arrangements, especially those of the chapel and the lithe
has signified his willingness to accept the yisitorshiP 0•1
new institution.