The Sun.
London, England, 1862-06-11 00:00:00

WEIGHTS FOR THE ROYAL HUNT CUP.

The Royal Hunt Cup, a piece of plate value 200 sovs. by
subscription of 10 sovs. each, with 100 added, for all ages
(two yrs old excepted) : the winner of any handicap value
100 soy. including the winner's own stake, after the weights
are declared (June 10, at 8 p.m.) to carry 71b extra; New
mile (83 subscribers).
Age st lb
Buccaneer 5 9 12
Sawcutter
Man at Arms 5 8 10
King of Diamonds 5 8 9
General Hess
The Monk 5 8 8
Mistake
Lady Clifden 4 8 7
Wild R05e......... 6 8 7
The Roe
Doefoot
High Treason 5 8 2'
Silverhair
Gallui - 6 8 1
Dictator 4 8 , 0
Lidy Rtpon ..,.....4 8 0
Feu
Croigh Patrick -4 713
Atheritone . 4 7• 13 ,
-4 7 it
P- Clifford 4 712

Age st lb
Acco .. 4 6 12
Master George.... 3 6 12
Evenhand 4 6 12
Schehallion
Exchequer 3 6 10
Hippodamia
Grey Hen colt
Costa
Birdbill 3 6 8
Stockwell colt , 3 6 8
80abdi1,......., - -6 8
Higbilyer .. . 4 6 8
Vietriit
Reindeer
Silkstone ' 3 6 5
British Orenadier 5. 6 5
Ace of Clubs ~ 3 6 5
3 6. 4
ofSpaiU.,':-. 3'.6 4
3..?*-6 3
3 6 3

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Flirtation
Black Lily 4 7 10 Inuella
Queen of the Vale 4 7 10 Brazer
Prince Plausible 4 7 9 I Leono.
Conqueror , . 4 7 9 Disda
Argonaut
Frailty
Balham ... 4 7 7 Bosl
Viscount Drignall 4 7 7 nor
Knave
Man in the Moon 4 7 4 An
Longshot
Amy
Lopcatcher
Overton 4 7 2 1
Lava
Captain Fortibus
Lady Louisa 4 7 0
Brown Stout .. 4 7 0
Useless Brute .... 5 6 13/
Keane ..

Victor 3 6 3
Inuellan 3 6 2
Brazenose
Leonora 3 6 0
Disdain
Entremet
Canary
Bosh • 3 6 0
Rough Diamond .. 3 6 0
Cleracnti
Annetto 3 5 12
B alder
Tisiphone
Venerator 3 O 7
Voltigeur filly
Tresaam
Expreq; 3 5 7
Arnalthea
Cantina . . 6 I pay
Fiatcatcher colt .. 3 j ft.

WEIGHTS FOR THE
Ago at lb '
Asteroid 4 9 0
Cape Flyaway 5 8 7
Ivanhoff .
Oldminster
The Lawyer 4 8 4
Bally Edmond 4 8 2
Compiegne
Daniel
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LIVERPOOL CUP.
Age at lb
Investment
Hubert
Johnny Armstrong 3 6 8
Jealousy ...
Killigrew
Pilot
Welcome
Arcadia
Lady Alice Haw-
thorn
Ironsides
Atropia
Alerts 3 6 4
The Brewer
Socrates 3 6 2
Carisbrook .. 3 6 2
Elector
Haddington
Capture
Troublesome 3 5 12
Ram Avis 6 5 12
Romeo .... a 5 12
Adventurer
Seville
Jackal
Agag . . 3 5 10
Town Councillor .. 3 5 10
Veteran 3 5 10
*Wild Duck 3 5 7
•Giltnook
Real Jam
Hartington
Early Morn 3 5 7
Victris ....
Wansbeck .. 3 5 7
Ophelia
Tommy Jones .... 3 5 7
Sister to Stafford f 3 5 7
*Jung Frau 3 5 7

Russley 4 7 12
Fairwater
Wild Rose 6 7 10
Butterfly
Lady Ripon 4 7 10
Doefoot
Defender

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Sir William
Shepherdess
Caractacus
_ _ .

nrwstead
Black Prince
Zodiac
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Bombardier .. 4 7 4
Jingling Johnny.. 4 7 2
Schism
\Vynnstay 4 7 2
East Stanley 4 7 2
Tim Whiffler 3 7 2
Balham
Dorking 4 6 12
Neptunus
Roesia
Feu de Jo'o
Millionaire 5 6 10
Corona . 6 6 10
Joey Jones
Conundrum

Bobadil
Bushman
Spite
Prince of Denmark a 6 8 ,
Those horses marked thus
out the knowledge of their o'
the time prescribed unless spe

0 having been entered with.
,wners, will be struck out at
)cially ordered to remain in.

THE GREAT CRICKET MATCH.

THE ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v. THE UNITED

ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN.

This great annual match was continued to-day at Lord's
ground, being for the benefit of the Cricketer's Fund,
and was won by the All England Eleven, with five
wickets to go down.

THE UNITED ALL ENGLAND.—SEOOND INNINGS.
Total
ALL ENGLAND—SECOND INNINGS.
J. Rowbothara....... b Griffith....
J. Thewlis.. ... c Lockyer, b Atkinson. 4
It, Daft,
T. Hayward c Iddison b Griffith.. 0
H. H. Stephenscn, c and b Griffith
A. Clarke .... not out. l6
G. Andorson not out 25
E. Willshire c & b Griffith
b 4, 1-h I,w , n-b ,

Total 53

THE CHAMPIONSHIP.

JEM MACE AND TOM KING.
The following letter appears in the Sporting Life:—
" Sir,—l am sorry to be obliged thus to trespass on your
valuable space, but I cannot allow the venomous scandal
croaked out by King to pass without making a remark on
the subject. I pity the feebleness of his brain, otherwise
he might have gained his point by pursuing a different
course. By his weak endeavours to darken my character,
I find he has blackened his own fingers. lie says he does
not wish for paper warfare; perhaps it does not suit him.
I shall not again trouble you in this matter ; but I wish to
inform King and the public that I will give Brettle the £25
so King can reckon that he's " on ;" and I think, when all's
over, he will wish he bad been " off."" The fact that lam
old, as King says, is really a source of anxiety to me, and I
must say that, among my propensities, running is predotui •
nant ; but as King thinks these are much in his favour, I
hope he will increase the stakes to 1560 or /1,000 a-side..
My backer will be prepared on Friday next to draw up
articles and stake any sum for me to fight Ring for anv
amount.--I am, sir, your obedient servant, JAMES MACE, -
Champion of England.—Old King John,
June 9, 1862."

Mr. Aptommas gave his fourth recital yesterday
afternoon at Messrs. Collard's, Grosvenor-street, which
was most fashionably attended. His brilliant performances
on the help well merited the applause he received. The
selection was most judiciously made and extremely well
executed by the artistes who assisted him.
THE COLLIERY INUNDATION AT BILSTON.—The
inquest upon the bodies of the four men and three boys
who perished in the inundation at the Bradley Colliery,
near Bilston, the property of Messrs. G. B. Thormicroft
and Co., was resumed yesterday. The jury returned the
following verdict :—" That the death of the seven deceased
persons was caused by a rush of water into tha pit in which
hey were working, occasioned by the neglect of Sohn Har-
vey, sen., but the jury do not consider the evidence suffi-
'tient to criminate him." This was the verdict of 13 of the
14 jurymen, all of whom exonerated the P
pit from all blame, proprietor of the