The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-07 00:00:00

The Royal Stakes of 100 sovs. each, for colts.

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Sir Harry Beagle, Emily _colt, Red Rover, c,, Sub-
altern, Mouse c., Surprise c., Waltz c,, and Paradox,

The Royal Stakes of 100 sovs. each, for fillies.
Shumla, Adeliza f., Charlotte West; f. by Figaro, Corea, f. by
Waterloo, and Finance.

FRIDAY.—The Wokinghani Stakes-14 Subscribers.

Sweepstakes of 100 sous. each.—Mile.
C. by Halley, Loto, f. by Master Henry, and Timandra.

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Sweepstakes for 100 scts. each,--Mile.
C, by Figaro, Bella; c. by Meilin, Gavotte; Lapidisi
\Vat Tyler, Niobe f., and Custard colt.

Mr. and Mrs. EDWARD LYTTON BULWER
entertained a numerous party at dinner, on Saturday, at
their house iu liertfurtl-street.

A question, we understand, is likely to arise,
whether the Pavilion at Brighton is a Royal Palace, and,
as such, the property 'of the Crown, or whether it is the
private property of his present MA J ESTY. —lllorn. Herald.

I [yde Park yesterday was fuller, about five
o'clock, than we had seen it during any preceding part ol
the season, or for nP,ny seasons, and we ascribe this to the
great influx of our absentees from the Continent. There
was a prodigious cavalcade of equestrians.

ANOTHER MAD DOG.—Saturday morning
a young woman, named MARY BAXTER, tervant to Mr.
CASTENDICK, a foreign merchant, residing at No. 2, Ein-
mett.street, in the Minories, was brought to Guy's Hos-
pital, suffering under great pain from having been bitten
by her maser's dog, which was in a rabid state. The
bite was just above the right elbow, in the fleshy part of
the arm. The eirl stated; that pp to Wednesday last the
animal seemed to be perfectly quiet and harmless; but, in
the evening of that day, be appeared to, be very wild, and
snapped at every thing that came in his way. The foot-
man began to play with him, whrn the animal flew at him
most ferociou.ly, and tore the skirts of his coat. The
next day the girl was cleaning the drawingjaom, when
the dog came into the room, flew at her, and fastened his
teeth in her right arm. She seized the poker, and de-
fended herself as well as she was able ; but the dog laid
lipid of the poker with his teeth, and nearly caught her
by the leg, but the footman coming to her assistance, he
was prevented, and eventually driven down stairs aid
secured. Violent throbbing pains subsequently came on
in her arm, which extended up to her shoulder, and, find-
ing them to increase to an alarming degree, Dr. JOHN-
SON, who attended the family, advised her removal to the
hospital, where her ease would meet with the necessary
treatment. Mr. CASTENDICK, on hearing the circum-
stance, ordered the animal to be itntutallattly slain, which
was done forthwith,

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COAPNgR'S INQUEST ON M‘KAy.,—A
respectable Jury was assembled at the \Va't's Arms, Hans-
lope, under the summons of the Coroner for the county of
Bucks, to inquire into the circumstances of this melan•
eitoly case, and after being sworn, they proceeded to view
the body of the unfortunate man, which was placed on a
bed in the same room from whence he had escaped to meet
his unhappy fate. Only three witnet4es, we understand,
were examined—two females who lived in the house, and
Mr. IIprgATE, the surgeon, by whom be was attended—
the latter of whom described death to have been occa-
sioned by an effusion of blood upon the brain, which might
have been produced by blows or falls. There was no evi-
dence adduced of the persons present at the fight, and in
the absence of witnews to prelve the identity of persons
present, the Jury returned a verdict of " Manslaughter"
against Stmorr BYRN): in particular, and generally against
all persons aiding, abetting, and encouraging the contest,
leaving it, of course, to those who in.), hereafter think
proper to prosecute, to select such peTsons as, upon oath,
may be proved to have taken part inithe aTlay. The Co-
roner afterwards issued his warrant for the interment of
the deceased, who was buried on Saturday in Hanslppe
churchyard, in a most respectable manner, in the presence
of a large assemblage of the inhabitants of the village, who I
seemed deeply to sym4i/t.thi7se iu hit fate,