The Sun.
London, England, 1863-07-24 00:00:00

GOODWOOD MEETING, 1863.

TUESDAY, JULY 28.
The Stewards' Cup, value 300 sovs (handicap) by subscrip-
tion of 10 sovs each, with 100 added; for three years old
and us.,wards. T.Y.C.
Age st lb
Lady Clifden 5 9 4
Queen of Trumps 4 8 13
Fravola
Waterwitch
Investment
Exchequer 4 8 4
Gemtna 4 8 4
Bertha
Lord Burleigh
B-dhilde 5 8 0
Alvt distan .. 4 8 0
Biondella
Wt loom°
Spicebox 4 7 8
Queen of Spain 4 7 8
Polynesia
Leonora....
Pilct
Miss Livingstone 4 7 6
Tippler
Humphrey
Tommy Jones 4 7 5
Birohill 4 7 5
lioness sr
East Sheen
Blue Mantle 3 7 2
Juliet a 7 2
Peignoir
Poland
Avondale
Catch'em Alive
Cassidia . 3 6 10
Bird finder 3 6 10
Old Orange Girl
Gladstone .. 3 6 9
Baronet
Silkstone

Age st lb
Amelia 3 6 8
Weatherspy
Black Deer
na 3 6 7
Newmar et
Tut cos
Tajo
Stockowner .
G by Lord of the
Isles—Wasp 3 6 5
Soapstone
Nliss Armstrong
Amazonian 3 6 4
Ne wchurch
Lord of Linne 4 6 4
Merry Hart .. 3 6 3
Cad eau
Dualla
Crochet colt
Summerside 3 6 2
Bohemia
vi uezzin
Rosina
Almack 3 6 0
Keane
Creole
Merrymaid
Lady Emma 3 5 10
Microscope
Sauterelle
Dolphin 3 5 7
Cheerful
Tom King 3 5 7
Heart of Oak
Holy •poly 3 6 7
Leotard
Calliope colt

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AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES.—
Considerable disappointment was inflicted upon the aquatic
public yesterday through there being no race for the save!
sculls. Owing to the illness of Mr. Woodgale, the holder,
Mr. Parker, the winner of the trial heat, rowed over the
course to claim.

The trial of Bradley for the murder of Adam Grier-
son terminated at a late hour last night. For the
defence an attempt was yesterday made to prove 3tl
alibi; but the witnesses broke down on cross-exa-
mination, one of them, a woman, who swore posi-
tively that she had met Bradley in a neighbouring
town on the night of the murder, April 10,not being
able to tell the nett e of this month, or the number
of the day. Sergeant Sullivan spoke to evidence on
behalf of the Crown, after s hich the judge charged
the jury, who retired to consider their verdict.
Raving been called out several times, they stated at
iength that they found it impossible to agree, anti
two of their number being seriously ill, they Wert
discharged. The prisoner is to be tried:again at the
next assizes, His counsel applied that Ile should be
admitted to bail, but this was opposed by the comae;
tor the Crown and refused. This case places in tl
striking light the present inconvenient arrange-
ment with regerd to the time of holding the assizes.
Assuming the prisoner to be innocent, as we must
to till he is found guilty, he will have to rem air
eight months in gaol, waiting for his trial; and, it
we add the time already spent in prison, he will be
nearly a year in confinement. It is worthy of
remark that Mr. M'Donogh was specially retained
to defend the prisoner at a fee of 100 guineas. This
sum—which is probably net more than half the cost
of the trial to the prisoner —will no doubt be made
up by subscriptions, as in other cases where parties
he:7e been tried for agrarian murders.