The Sun.
London, England, 1865-06-21 00:00:00

CARLISLE

TUESDAY,
The Grand Stand Handical

Wetsail ...
Stiff ...
Bandarilla ...
Interest ...
Gayous ...
Wharfinger
The Tyke ...

Age st lb
... 5 8 10
... 4 7 11
... 4 7 10
... 6 7 7
... 4 7 7
... 4 7 5
... 4 7 3

The Athlotic Stakes.
Age st lb
Wetsail ... ... 5 812
Brindisi ... ... 4 8 2
King Charming ... 5 7 13
Stiff ... ... 4 7 13
Bandana ... .., 4 7 12
Jack's Alive ... 5 7 11
Gayous ... ... 4 7 9
Hartley ... ... 4 7 9
Vanessa ... ... 4 7 9
Miss Pickle ... 4 7 9
Wharfinger ... 4 7 7
The Tyko ... ... 4 6 7
Weights published

WORCESTER SUMME
The Croom Stakes. T

Age st lb
Queen of Trumps 6 8 10
Cadeau 5 7 5
Viceroy ... 3 7 3
Lufra ... 5 7 0
Orphene ... 4 7 0
Cedric ... 3 6 12
Verbena, by Do
Ruyter ... 4 6 12
The Bentinck Benevolent Fund Stakes. One mile and a
quarter.

Wildman ...
Success ...
Dovedalo ...

Age st lb
... 4 8 10
... 3 8 9
... 4 7 12

Ago st lb
Queen Bee... ... 4 7 10
Farnham Green ... 4 7 7
Kildare ... 3 paid

The Flying Stakes. half a Milo.

Age st lb Age st lb
Queen of Tramps 68 12 Vision ... ... 3 610
Hesper ... a 8 12 No Name ... 4 G 10
Cranbury ... 4 8 10 Zisca 3 6 10
Faith ... 4 7 12 Bella ... 3 6 7
Lucy Long ... 3 7 10 Convent ... 3 6 6
Gipsy Girl... ... 57 8 Blackbird ... 3 6 5
Prescription ... 47 7 Vigilant ... ... 36 0
Cadcau 5 7 6 Wings of the Wind 3 6 0
Lufra. ... 5 7 2 Joss-stick ... 3 5 13
Cedric ... 3 7 0 Contraband ... 3 5 12
Orphene ... 4 7 0 Rustic Beauty ... 3 510
Edinburgh 3 612 Alberta ... ... 2 5 7
The Worcestershire Cup. One mile three furlongs.
Age st lb Age st lb
Moulsey ... 4 11 12 Brown Dayrell 8 9 6
Exchequer... ... 611 5 Charity ... 3 9 5
The Plover 511 4 Turnham Green 4 9 2
Thalestris 5 10 7 Queen of Trumps... 4 9 0
Dean Swift 410 2 Canute ... 3 9 0
Knave of Trumps... 5 10 0 Lord Conyngham 3 9 0
Madame Walton 4 911
The above weights were published June 20, at six p.m.

THE COMING ELECTIONS.—The following circular
—of a somewhat different type from the recent letter
of the Duke of Wellington—has been issued to the tenar.-
try on the great Holkham estate :—" Holkham, June 10.—
Dear Sir,—l am especially instructed to request that you
will be good enough to give your vote, at the ensuing elec-
tion for West Norfolk, in favour of the two Liberal can-
didates—Mr. Gurdon and Sir Willoughby Jones—and also
to use all the influence you possess with any person who
may be upon the register of voters, to induce thorn to sup-
port these gentlemen.—l am, &c., J. SUBLLABEAR."—Man-
chute,. Guardian.

INSTITUTE OF PAINTERS IN WATER COLOURS.—
Their Royal Highnesses the Princesses having
signified their intention to visit the Exhibition of the In-
stitute of Paintings in Water Colours, 53, Pall-mall, on
Thursday morning, the Gallery will be closed until after
their departure.

DEATH OF MR. ANDREW DRUMMOND.—Yester-
day afternoon, between the hours of five and six
o'clock, Mr. Andrew Robert Drummond, the principal
partner in the well-known banking firm of Drummond and
Co., expired at his house in Bryanston-square. Mr. Drum-
mond had been lingering some months. He was the son
of Mr. Andrew Berkeley, eldest son of the Hon. Robert
Drummon (sixth son of the fourth Viscount Strathallan),
by Lady Mary Perceval, daughter of the second Earl of
Egmont. The late Mr. Drummond was born 28th July,
1794, and married 7th March, 1822, Lady Elisabeth Frede-
rica, second daughter of John Henry, sth Duke of Rutland,
who survives him. He leaves issue several sons, and his
two daughters are married to Mr. A. B. Cochrane, M.P.,
and the Earl of Scarborough.
The Isle of Man breach of privilege case has re-
sulted in a verdict of £5lB 19s. 6d. damages and costs, in
favour of the proprietor of the Isle of Man Times, who had
been falsely imprisoned by the House of Keys. The da-
mages and costs are expected to amount to £9OO.
The death was announced yesterday of Mr.
Richard Thornton, of Lloyd's, at a very advanced
age. Mr. Thornton was throughout his life one of the
boldest and most successful men of business in London,
and is believed to have left a fortune of at least two or
three millions. He was the proprietor, it is understood, of
£BOO,OOO Consols.
On the let proximo a review of the whole of the
garrison troops will be held on Woolwich-common,
in which the lion. Artillery Company and other
Volunteer corps will take part, and will be conducted
in a similar manner to that of last summer.