The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-19 00:00:00

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THE. SUN LONDON, THURSDAY EV'
_______,ENlNG OCTOBER 19, 185 4.
49ets REG:IMENT OF FOOT, 95TH REGIMENT OF FOOT.-(CoNesetunD.) I COUNTRY MARKETS. -..
............................m..., 33D REGIMENT OF FOOT.
Drummer.e
19TH REGIMENT.-(CONTINUED.) Privates. Privates, I
THE CRIMEA. leT BATTALION SCOTS FUSILIER GUARDS.
(CONTINUED.) Privates. Privates. KILLED.
Colour -Serjeant. Privates.
John MacDernaott KILLED.
Serjeant. John Turner
John Tunnicliffe Sydney C. Montague
James Irwin i el.
EDINBURGH MEAL MARKET-Om 17.
I
Privates. Thomas Lacey Thomas Wheatley
Charles Byrne John M•Laren John Hayes John Blan y.
Privates
John Sevin MISSING, There were in the market to-day, 15 sacks oatmeal, each
William Smith, Ist Philip Gaffney Edward Porter Private. Joseph Ashby
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John CamPerriovnat(eSsa co.) John Slow Serjeants. Robert Ward Corporal. 1 weighing 2801bs imperial, which sold thus :-15 at 2/. 2a,
R. Newcom Elijah Fenaher George Rowell Charles Fraser Isaac Longford
Wm. .McChire George Sked Pharaoh Feather Robert Woodward William Groomaell 0 at 0/. Os Od, and 0 at 0/. Os.
OFFICIA L LIS John Cameron
T Peter Craigie Richard Smith
George Saywell R. Roberts
John Rogers
John Butlers William Ryan•
Corporals.
William Bates William Rushworth
George Stainley
Andrew Seery WOUNDED. William Livock
Quartermaster-Serjetta. Edward M‘Grath
William Holman Patrick Ward
John O'Keefe
Joseph Murphy Privates.
William Clements
Walter Wright EDINBURGH HAY AND STRAW MARKET-
OCT. 17. •
Robert Don Alexander Shaw
William Liddle John
a hmm ee Patricksil HI: Hnue 1
rar9rl Hayes
te syy
Maurice Ward James Bryan Serjeant. Josephpaniel
TtAloe`Ktniantilay
There was a large supply of straw of all descriptionsin
William Douglas Thomas Wood John Keating i John Smith RIFLE BRIGADE.-(lst Battalion.)
OF THE John Brennan Henry Crossley Thomas Beasley Benjamin French the market. The prices to-clay were as follow :-
George Duncan _ Thomas Walters James Leonard William Burton Corporal. Thomas Willis WOUNDED.
John Nicholson William Bennett Oat straw, from is Od to 8s Gd per kemple of 16 storres
Daniel Dare James Wylie Patrick Moloney James Livock Private.-Richard Rose
John Parker John G. Lee John Hilton Michael Flannery tron ; wheat do., 6s 6d to 8s Od • barley do., 5s 6d to Gs 6d..,
KI.LLED George Ester
Warin Eakins George Watts
Thomas Wilson Michael Conolly
Michael Creswell Andrew Murphy
Michael Morriss William Websdell Sidney Edmonds -
RIFLE BRIGADE.-(2nd Battalion.) Hay from 9d to lid ; new ditto, Od to Od per stone.
Brice Fripp James Walker Alexander Haines John Flahavan 55em REGIMENT OF FOOT.
Richard Davis Henry Peacocks KILLED. Privates.
Privates. John Glover _ DALKEITH MEAL MARKET-Om 16.
James Findlay John Ward Privates. Serjeants. James Bennett
AND Thomas Gordon James Wilson James Harriss Edward Rafarley
Francis Ball John Herson KILLED. There were in the market to-day 48 bags of oatmeal,
Michael Shannon Serjeant. Archibald Blair W. Simpson Jesse Burchill
Thonea,s Hendersono of barleymeal, and oof pot-barley. Sales doll. The
Francis Lyons Samuel Barnes James Swallow
John Gatehouse Charles Weller Thomas William Michael Walsh Thomas Berrytop price of oatmeal was Os ,own ; the second la down ;
Richard Morgan Patrick Grady William Howarth Corporal
W OIJNDED Robert Geddes
David Harris James Warren
George Wariner William Collett
Patrick Cowan James Brophy
Patrick Carrie Joshua Shepherd
Wm. Shackleton Richard Graham
Thomas Lyons Corporal.
Lewis Steltaer Owen Carty
John Doyle John Robin son
Privates. J AugustusaniWilliames G r
Farrara By e Bee ten e n
David Jones the third was is Od. up. Pot-barley on the top price 00s
down.
William Hill - Robert Whitton Edward Edwards Privates. James Glasgow
George Grant James Sullivan Henry Jones Henry Calton William Mills Oatmeal, per sack of 2801bs First. Second. Third.
John Hobbs James Young Richard Hearon William Phillippa Richard Reves Patrick Grael Wm. Kennedy William Mulligan imperial
AT THE Denis Lyons George Anderson
Robert Holloway John Young
William Taite • Michael Hurst
Mark Barber • Thomas Riley John Berry Charles Harris Thos. Pine Thomas Kelly Barleymeal, per ditto
Alex. Hannah Serjeante. William Kelly Martin Rielly Michael Byrnes Henry Harman Michl. 14‘Bride Morris Nailon Peasemeal, per ditto - s Od. ---3 Od.
Peter Young Thomas Brown
BATTLE OF THE ALMA. Robert Johnstone William M‘Greger
James Sault .Peter Logan
George Crabtree Thomas Parnell Thomas Russell Joseph Hill Edwd. Herter Richard Hawkins Flour, per ditto --s 0(1 -s Od -s Od
William Joy Morgan Jones
Maurice Donohoe Michael M'Call
George Osborne Daniel Fitzpatrick William M`Cety John M`Alpin Corn. Finnucane Richard Summers Pot-barley, per ditto
Richard Jones James McKeckine Thomas ➢3/lartin Edward Corr Donald M`Leod George Robinson Richard Marton
John Jolly Robert Allune Edward Stanton Elijah Coston
Francis Loader William Frest
Paul. Peel Richard Pittman
Martin Mulkerrin James Shea Richard Darcy Peter M'Vean Charles Rason
WOUNDED. William Long COAL MARKET.-Orr, 18.
Edward Little John Stratton
Francis Armstrong John Parker
Wm. Bassett Thomas Caple Thomas Carty John Murphy
Lucas Lucas Henry Price Prices of Coal per ton at the close of the market.
[FROM A. SUPPLEMENT 07 THE LONDON GAZETTE Or
Wm. Lawrence James Charlston John Salan Michael Foley John Nixon
TUBSEA.T EVENING. William O'Hare James Butcher Aaron Richards Buglers. William Illman
Henry Lawrence, jr. Corporals.
Daniel Davis John Sweeny WOUNDED. William Sedgwick s. d. Wallsend, &c.
George Marshall Isaac Dyer Richard Lloyd
[We published the following exclusivelrin our John R. Moore Joseph Poynty
Thomas Scanlon Thomas Turner John Callan
John Barrett Colour Serjeants. William Sh George Ebethurte George Coombs
eaver Buddle W. Hartley 2l 0 s. (1 .
town and country edition of last night.] Wm. McLagnn William Stewart
James Carroll John Vines • Charles Masters
Patrick Fisher Michael Keeshan John Trimmings . John Davis Charles Rhodes Chester Main 22 6 Hutton 24 0
WAR-OFFICE, OCT. 18. Thomas McLeary Privates.
Jaraes Goulding James Wall Peter Horey
John Spencer John Green William Parsons Daniel Woods Privates. Joseph Hicks Davison's West Hartley 20 3 13raddyll 26 9
'Lasting's Hartley 2O 3 Framwcllgate 25 9
Thomas Me Roberts John Austins Thomas Jones Thomas McGuire John Hamilton Thomas Allen George Warren
John Stebbings Michael Fahey John Flanagan Ho) wall 21 6 Iletton 27 0
The following letter, enclosing returns of the George McLeod James Alexander
Michael Neale John Mullins Patrick Hackett Serjeant. William M'Gregor Henry Cooper John Cooley
George Battle- - Griffiths Charles Howell Longridge's Wst Hartley 20 6 Haswell 27 0
non-commissioned officers and privates who were James Mosher John Burns .
James Watson Jeremiah Houraghan John Glynn J ohn Young
Robert Johnston North Percy Hartley ...20 0 Kepier Grange 26 6
Thomas Bywater William Burke Martin Carty John Sands Patrick Howley
John Jarvis William Knight Corporals. William Berry
Edward Corrigan Alexander Stewart ' William Taylor Redheugh Main 17 6 Lambton 27 0
killed or wounded in the late engagement in the John Mitchell
Sinclair Bruce Robert Colclough
Andrew Morton William Barrett Martin Doolan Thomas Holohan South Peareth l7 0 Plummer 26 6
Crimea has this day been received at the War John Corben Henry Futters George Lamb John Owen Thomas Ford
. Charles Aistin James Carroll Robert Elms Henry Godfrey Tan field Moor l7 6 Russell's Hetton 26 9
Win. McPherson .
George Clinton Thomas Hogan Thomas Morrissey Samuel Woolf
Office. Patrick McKeero Jane: Alderdioe Thomas Higgins Henry Miller Privates. Michael Conway • Wylam. 20 2 Stowart's . 27 0
RALAKIAVA, October 3, 1854. James McGhee Hugh FergussonJames Hoyle . -
William Andrews William Smith John O'Brien James Ba.ker John C. Hare Hunwick 2l 6
John Flint George Hunt
Sir, --I am directed by the Commander of the John Morris
John Hiecock Will!arn Bailey Peter Quigley
William Mullen Patrick M'Laughlin Michael 36ray Thomas Heny SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. %Mend, &c. Hartlepool 27 0
Acorn Close 25 14 Be agh Hall . 26 3
George Owler Patrick Biggins William Turner William :Brinkworth Thomas M`Mahon
Forces to transmit, for the information of the John Johnstone John Riddle John Quinn _____,_.
Gosforth 25 9 mouth Hartlepool,,,,, ...27 0
Thomas Owen John Blythe Michael Foley
Frederick Woolhouse William Thompson John Cooney Andrew Meara WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON OCTOBER Herten 25 S, South Kelloe 26 3
Secretary-at-War, the accompanying Nominal Fleury Organ Daniel Lindsay
Michael Burke J. Connolly Michael Walsh James Bally James Oakley
John Woodward • MEETING. Hectley '5 C Tees 27 0
George Lindores William Rodway
Returns* of the casualties among the Non-eorn- James Oak Patrick Campbell W. Harrison Michael Whelan Harold Dann Lawson 24 e Cowpen 20 6
James Dare WEDNESDAY.
James Payne George Leslie
rnissioned Officers and Privates, which occurred at William McNeil Robert Campbell Michael O'Brien
Charles Carroll George Skeggs Richard Whitworth John Daniiell Andrew Ryan Wh arncii ffe 25 9 Derwentwater Hartley. 20 6
A HANDICAP PLATE of 501. for all ages. T.Y.C. , .
the battle of Alma, on the 20th September, 1854. George Pulley
Parker
rey
James Munsie Aaron Smith James Doyle William Brown Robert Eawards James Lawrenceßsll. s Primrose 26 6
Mr. Wood's Falcon, 3 yrs, Est 131 b (Kendall) 1
Janos White
I have, riec., Thomas Presdie Thomas Parry C. Downes Martin Higgins Michael Delahmuty John Evans; Mr. Lamb's Gaslight, 4 yrs, 6st 121 b (Land, jun.) 2 -
John Whitehead
Charles Rees THJhoehontiriuyacsCl
aaCruehdaldi n!ick
B. Raffles James Lacy Arthur Branagan Win. Fisher Mr. Wycherley's Westminster, 2 yrs, sst...(Fordhain) 3
Joseph Clarke James Quin Patrick Clarke Walter Hill James -Mari- RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS.
THOS. STEELS, Lieut.-Col. Joseph Page . ,
' Thomas Phillips (sth co.) Robert Smith J. Sullivan Lawrence Holman Philip Butler The following also ran :-Venison, Go Away, Ques- •
Baujamin Hawes, Elq., Military Sec. Elijah Richens James Scott Ntartin Doolan William Smith Fredk. Deaten tionable, Butterfly, Robert. -ea
.T. Murphy Ed ward H_utchinson Denis Broderick LIVERPOOL, OCT. 18.
Thomas Dino hoe Thomas SUttie Thos. Fitzharris
&c., &sc., dec , War Office. Alexander Ross Joseph Workrnan
William Derail T. Murphy
Charles Beets George Killick Thomas Bong • John Flood Betting-5 to 4 agst Falcon, sto 1 aget any other. ~.
Won by three length's. Bad third. STOCK EXCHANGE.-We have to note a further decline
Peter Raffil Thomas Paine T. Murdagh John Barr ow John Galway
e WiLiam Gooch Thomas Hopkins Thos. Kneele P ices with still an entire absence of buying orders.
* 13th Light Draeoons; Royal Artillery •; 3rd Battalion
James Gibson P. Parcel' John Connell Daniel Hillier A SCURRY HANDICAP of 10 sovs each, li ft, gentlemen in . r ,
Grenadier Gnards ; Ist Bettalion Coldstream Guards ; los Frederick. W. Rogers • Mie2iieel Harrigan ' Robert Monaghan Bernard M'CombishCaledonian, 30 30i-; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 7la iti;
riders. Professionals 61b extra. T.Y.C. 7 subs.
James Henry W. Rawson Wm. Craig Samuel MillerMidlaaad, G9L; North-Eastern, Berwick capital stock, 19c.;
Brat; ion Scotch Fusilier Goar,ls ; 4th Foot ; 7th Foot ; William Scott I Patrick Rehoo Joseph Stott James Robins Mr. Elwes's Florist, 4 yra, list 41b
19th Regiment.; 21st Regiment ; 23rd Regiment ; 30h II Pam
M‘Namara G. Richards
William Smith David Roberts John Giving - John O'Donnell(Owner) 1 South Eastern, 184.
Mr. G. B. Price's The Dandy, 4 yrs, lOst 41b (Owner) 2
Regimeut ; 33:d flan,eiment ; 41st Regimeet ; 42nd Regi- PatrMle M 'Namara John Shepphard
James Whitty Stephen Ruben Edward Hughes Enoch Pugh -
Mr. B. Land's Gaslight, 4 yrs, 10et (Green) 3 MANCHESTER, OCT. 18.
meet • 41te Reo.,irnent • 47th Re4iment ; 49th Regiment ; Irn REGIMENT. John M.Nearney Jacob Solomon Seiner Pothcary
/i 5 lb 'Reeielent ; 77th' Regiment ; Tath Regiment ; 8&h Win. Twomey WOUNDED. Herbert Sunters Win. Kenny
Mr. E. R. Clarke's Child of the Mist, 5 yrs, list 81b
KILLED-None. Privates. . Michael Noonan Colour-Serjeants. Thomas Speaggins Jonathan Knopp Andrew RamageSTOCK EXCHANGE.-Prices have shown no change, and
(Aldcroft) 4
8.-4ia,ent ; 93rd Regiment ; 95th Regie,ent; let Battalion
Michael Meakle ' Michael Moroney John Walker Archibald M'Nicol George Salesthe market vary dull. East Lancashire, 161 15-16 ; Lan-
Ride Brigade ; 2nd Battalion Rile Brigede. WOUNDED. George Spense Robert Taylorßetting-2 to 1 agst Florist, 5 to 1 agst Child of the
Privates. .John Williams Thomas Bailey Ilion:lag White John Mera Thomas Smith cashire and Yorkshire, ili h; Manchester, Sheffield, and
William Mason Joseph Rooers Mist, 3to 1 each agst Dandy and Gaslight. Won by a
misSING. George Jiaries Wen. DubageEd ward Minoge William Townsend Lincoln, 101. Pref. 11.; ditto, new 61. Pref., $ p.; North
. Leonard Warden Thomas Beirstow William Ward
NOMINAL RETURN'S OF CASUALTIES OF TILE . , Privates. William Battison HISSING. Thomas Ayleward head ; a neck between the second and third. Bad British, 8$; North'Staffordshire, 411 d.; South Eastern, 18
William Walkley John Tindall
lictiael Cori y ,
ACTION OF THE 20Th SEPTEMBER, 1854. ' . Garrett Cordon Williant Harris Privates. William Sudden fourth. 13-16 i.
Thomas Sannuers Serjeants. James Gilmartin John Yemen Enoch Cross STEEPLECHASE sa
GRAND OPEN of 15 soya each, 5 ft, with
Ilth LIGHT DRAGOONS-No return received. Michael Curley Laws sure Hickey John Hennessy Thomas Aylward James Guerin
Alex:leder Purvis BIRMINGHAM, OCT. 18.
James Bright Robert Forsyth 100 added. The second to save his stake. Winners
- (N ~ e .ssieltiee appear to have ocearred in this Ree,iment, William Kennedy Thomas M'Elroy James Stephens Patrick Bond Enoch Cross James MtGaritty
sec -Extraordinary Gazette of October 8, 1851.) William M`G uiggan Bernd. Rourke Robert Vince extra. About four miles. 17 subs. STOCK EXCHANGE.--Today there were several buyers
Thomas Carroll James Guerin James Hill
Thomas Checkley Capt. Lane's Tipperary Boy, nged, 9st 101 b (W Archer) 1 of Great Western, Birmingham Guaranteed, at 72a, and
James Ta7,lor John Boland Michael Carty James Hill Norman M‘Donald
• (Tacker) 2 there were sellers at 72,i, but nothing was done.
..ITZ'::l3.)"e' rSt 'Il vieerbtihs°ornn
Elisha Hancock Mr. Blood's Star of England, gat 91b
ROYAL ARTILLERY. Wiliam Walsh Patrick Lawler Jeremiah Crowley Norman M'Donald James M'Nally
7ra ROYAL FUSILIERS'. George Townsend Mr. S. 'Mansell's Peter, 104 71b (Sly, jun.) 3
Troop or Edward 'Muriel' George Richards James Fitzgerald George M`Nally Philip Kinghaen
B Atery. Battalion. Rank and Names. , Richard Gies Mr. Hendersou's Crabbs, 6st 61b (W Fowler) fell BRISTOL, OCT. 18.
KILLED. Pr! vates. John Carnion Edward Merton Patrick Foley John Barry
Betting-6 to 4 aget Peter, 7to 4 agst Tipperary STOCK EXCHANGE.-The market was very flat. Bristol
KILLED. Coleur Serjeant Thomas Mead --- Herbert Gilbert John Fostel --- Boy, 5 to 1 each agst Star of England and Crabbs. and Exeter, 961 ; Llynvi Valley, 62:4- ; Kennet and Avon,
E 3 Wm'. Mortlock, corporal
Joshua Purcell John O'Connor 21sT REGIMENT OF FOOT.
Robert Felningham John Gascoigne 77ra REGIMENT OF FOOT. Peter led over the brook the fiat time, when Tipperary 6j; Mouinouthshire, lei. Pref., i dis.
G 11 Alexander Laing, Wheeler
Serjeant Richard Serjeant KILLED. Patrick Hoare Michael Goode
RILED, • Privates. Boy went a head, was never caught, and came in first
E 3 Samuel Beck, s. smith Charles Wintera Private.-Thomas Derrick James Ceekroft Martin Hoey
Privates. Thomas Large by 100 yards. Peter staked himself at the fence into • - .
H 11 Ezekiel Danny, gunr. & driver Eli Everett
Corporals. James Withers -- William Keane Michael Lloolahan
John Connors James Masterson winning field, the first time round ; an 1 at the fence SEABORNE MAILS.
B 3 John Greatrix, do.
Robert Wick field Charles Boyle 23D ROYAL WELSH FUSILIERS. Corporals. Williarft Lindsay going down the hill the second time Crabbs fell.
Thomas Kennedy Richard Emery --4.---____
B 3 George Beech, do.
Charles Elliott Robert Cows KILLED. Privates. James Caffrey William M`Gaw
John Bright Henry Clarke HUNT CUP STEEPLECHASE, in specie subscription of 10 (N signifies that the malls are Aent from the General Post-offie
P. 3 John'Hamilt on, d.. John M‘Mahon
W 11 William Crew, do. Privates. James Cumming Serjeant-Major. E. Harris William Weir WOUNDED. John Wallace sovs each for all horses that have been regularly by the night-and Mby the mornim;-.4espate.h.)
C. R.H.A. Joseph Perkins, driver James Bowman Michl. Dean I 11. Jones T. Smith Alexander S. Little Job Mayer
Corporals. Thomas Padden hunted, &0., list 71b. The winner to be sold for 150
WOUNDED. George Clinton James Coussell Colour-Serjeant, J. Smith John Dagleyrles Richards James Sauce sovs ;if for 100, allowed 71b ;if for 50, 141 b. Cer- ?)ay when mele ui From what When
A 8 J. Wass, serjeant Jesse Jones George Day R. Hitchcock W. Stone Richard Wood William Perry George Hundlehy tain penalties and allowances. Gentleman riders. COUNTRIES. in General Pest- Port due in
Office, London.* Disp Ached. England.
A • 8 Samuel Martin, serjeant Henry v 1 ginned Francis Dowling Serjeant. J. Wilkinson William Sutton Privates Henry J. Williams Professionals 61b extra. About three miles. 5 subs
Mr. Franklandto's4Discounton Frank
Odiham, (501 .)
(1001), , lo°
sstt
whol63lmbibade
all
A 8 James Paisley, gunr & driver William Bennett Walter Duffy F. Edward J. Allen John Webb Michael Hughes John Harris Mr. B. Land's Odiham (1001.), 104 131 b (Green) 1 America(byllrit.pack)N Every Friday .... Liverpool ...'Each Mon
E . 3 Henry Bradley do. Christopher Calverley John Y. Fry Drummer, W. Allen William Stewart William Lyons James Thompson(Butler) 2 America (by United Ste: I .
Charles Biddlepacket) ..........N Oct. 14•.... ...... Liverpool ... Oct. 25
E 3 George Bradley do- Joseph Irwin Willis Gervin J. Collins. C. Baker Charles Lewder Albert Hicks Edward Pitt
E 3 Patrick Brennan do. John Barstow William Gaynor Privates. J. English James Blake
--- Mr. E.
T 1
wthidedYru) n - impaerica (by U. Statw
eke() ..........N Oct. 11 .. ........ Southampton Oct. 19
E 3 Henry Harris do- John Bisgrove . William Goding G. Dobson S. Gibbs George Newcombe Johnl
lijii Henryal
'ine yaPjmNPae umaertainrasdal
Aldredin
79r n HIGHLANDERS. ning, and won by six lengths. Bad third. The winner Australia (via south- 1
ameton) .......... M Nov. 4 ..... .... .. Southampton Dec. 4
G. Goslin Drummers.was bought in for 100 guineas.
W 11 John Holland do. Joseph Chappel , Thomas Goldsmith T. Maloney . , Ditto (via Marseilles) N,Nov.I 9
G 11 J. Jones, bombardier John Dance James Garrnley J. Wells T. Harrison John M`HughKILLED. Privates. FREE HANDICAP HURDLE RACE of 5 soya each, with Ditto (via Cape of Good 1
W. Hunt John Cassidy William Keenan Privates. John Browne
G 11 G. Poole, guuner and driver John Guest James Lang .C. Barnett 30 added. Two miles, over five flights of hurdles. Hope) ............N Dee. 4 .
James Dunbar (H. Bell) 1 Africa (West Coast) ..N fad of the month.. Plymouth .. Nev. 6
G 11 D. Rea do John Harris John Lawrence M. Clack W. Jordan Privates, James Watson Mr. Ma Benstead, 4 yrs, lOst
James Deerey John Baird Edward M'Lu-kie Alexandria ........ .. 5 ',, 9, 24, & 30 of ni. Dover .... ~
W. Newman Thomas Banyards Captain Lane's Tipperary Boy, aged, 9st 10lb Alexandria ..........N Ith & 20th of mon. ,Southatnpton I
B 3 James Reid, corporal Henry Wilson William Matthaei -J. Grooms
Mark Morris WOUNDED. James Anderson (W. Archer) 2 Bahamas ........... 51 17th of the monti•lSouthanapton 'Oct. 16
B 3 James Grilly, gunner and driver Hugh Ambler Thomas Richardson J. Hendrahan J. Poulton Patrick Brazzell John JacksonHr
William Pennefeather William Kilgower Hayward's Bullfinch aged, 10st 41b (G. Eatwell \ 3 Belgium ............N Dai1y............ Dover ...... Daily
' ' 1 Brazil ..............N 9th of the mouth.. Southampton Nov. 3
B 3 John Wallis do. William Ball Patrick Boyle IL Hine G. Tee William Denson Henry
MA. Patrickli ferhe a BIM
. e r r i o t t
Corporal.
M`ri hfollo wing also ran :___Eiiculapi,,, Theedine, Buenos Ayre5........ 31 9th of the month.. Southam!•fon
George Penneston Thomas Chapman
B 3 Ed vv. Wadsworth do. Robert Cooper William Britton IL. Kelly C. Thrupp William Bromic William Thom
B 3 Andw. Robinson do. Richard Illott Joseph Carter IJ. Lynch J. Walker William Clarke Roger Whittaker ---- Freedom. Cape of Good Hone ...N
Thomas Woodhouse
B 3 J. B. McCann do. John Jackson Thomas Court P. Peterson W. Anderson Patrick Conroy 88TH REGIMENT OF FOOT. Betting-5 to 4 aget Tipperary Boy, 3to 1 agst
Ceaappeecolef6Voeorddsli7.e....../ Sth of the monthN :a:thAasmpp•trotnsC:)Uentce. Iretain
Jeseph Dunn
W 11 Geo. Copeland do. James McDonald John Harden T. Seymour T. Archer Charles Cotton Theodine, 4to 1 agst Freedom, sto 1 agst Banstead.
Thomas Whitehead KILLED. Privates.
Won cleverly by two lengths ; four lengths between cCee;f100nn.(!!!.1.n.1.1.42....1s
James McKearnon James Higgins J. Harrington J. Bowles James Daly
James Parka Richard Howard J. Knightley J. Collins Thomas Dermody Henry Beebe° Privates. John Higgins
' second and third. Channel Isles ........N Mon ~Wed.,&Frid. Southampton iTti,Th .Fat
GRENADIER GUARDS (31 Ba t lion). William Todd Charles Hurling E. Jones W. Evans Andrew Gillespie Jonas Briggs James Kernea Thomas Shearman
KILLED, Privates. Robert Bates William Ferns T. Lynch W. H. Floyd John Giles Patrick Cranley Patrick Lyons Thomas Killilea SELLING HURDLE RACE, a Sweepstakes of 5 Soya each, Chili. .. .. .Al2d & 17th of montt. Seuthamploi.
lOct. 16
China (see India)
with 25 added, for three-yr-olds and upwards. Win-
Privates. Thomas Smith William McCloy William Kerr H. Marsh W. Fletcher- James Griffin Thomas Connell Maurice Scanlon Maurice Tangney Constantinople ......N 8,18,111,23,&02f8moofm„
soDouvtehra.m.p..t;,.,loct 16
nets extra. Optional selling weights, &c. Two Constantinople ........ 4th & 20th
Wiliam Geiton Henry Reeves Alemoder Bridges Robert Luce T. Owens W. Gammon William Handslip John Davis Edward Duffy Patrick Farrell Cont. of Europe M & N Twice daily ...... Dover ...... Twicedally
miles. 3 subs.
WOUNDED. Patrick Scheel Egypt (see India)
Chas. Giliard John West Widiam Crook William Lynch E. Williams R. Johnstone Michael Mara James Gaffney
Noah Gosling William Fellowes Rich. Green Thomas Mc Gragh J. Illadcock T. Kinchen Michael Moran it
odg l
Gardinerae yn
Patrick Hogan, Ist Colour Serjeant. John Gallaher Mr. Talker's Songster, 5 yrs (25/.) lOst W. White) 1
Mr. B. Land's Massaroni, 4 yrs (251.), 9st 71b (Green) 2 GibraltarEC a..........N 4,7, 17,20, 27 of m. Southampton Oct.• 20
Daniel Palmer John Martin John Robinson James Redman J. Hall A. Martin Michael Moriarty Patrick Hogan, 2al George M`Nally Martin Daynee........ M& N Twice daily ...; .. Dover ...... Tvriceditily
Mr. Hayward's Bullfinch, aged, (250 lOst Sib
(G. Eatwell) 3 Greece (see India) I
Serjeant. . - Alexander McCleritan
James 13, ker - William Minter James Swedes Henry Sherlock Julio Fry T. Moody Robinson Parker James Hughes bit 2nd & 17th of mon. Southamptol Oct. 26
?tractile= h 7.7.7.7.7. N r uesd ay & Friday London ... .. 1
James Fallon Constantine Smith
Massaroni, who was leading, refused at the leap be-
Henry Furman Francis Wright Mich. Tyrrell William Skeith H. Huiband T. Keycroft James Russell Simeon Longstaff
Privates. Thomas HarriganNovl
Noah Fishlock. Joseph George William Brown George Spofforth W. Lines D, Twinning Charles Woodward John Ogden
,
James Broad Thomas Renting Abraham Thompson Richard Staddon W. Martin T. Webb Patrick Finn James Power Michael Grealy MISSING. fore coming to the lane, when Songster went ahead, Holland ............M Dai1y............ Dover-.....:Datte
Nehemiah Smith Henry Curzons William Barnett James Tattersall I). Povey D. Birch John Quinlan Philip Power Daniel Gwynn Private, and won by six lengths. • Bad third. Honduras ..........M 17th of the month. 6outhampto.: Oct. 16
Dileovl
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Peter M`Nab Hugh Cameron --
William Rowe Robert Martin WOUNDED. William Trainor J. Powell H. Chalk James Cairns John Quinn India (via Marseillcs)3l MSc 25th of molth Dover ...... Nov. 30
....!Twic.dally
LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE,
i,7e:ief7lkd,
taB,2hi 71ey2°7mf. .007. n
mo.t n.h.
Peter Burke
John Champion Henry Salter Serjeants, Charles Tyson T. Randall T. Clulee William Austen Thomas Reader CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES,
WOUNDED. Thomas Stone . John Kirkby Charles Williams J. Stevens T. Conolly Joseph Merriott Henry Smith -- 4to 1 on the field. ssoolluithhaamimpito%
Serjeants. Henry Hope John Potham Henry Pye James Fry H. Collett Patrick O'Brien Allen Shaw 93RD HIGHLANDERS.
7to 1 agst Orinoco (taken).Oa. 'd
216 i
Madeira ............ N 23d of month ..., Liverpool ...'Nev.... 3
Henry Russell Robert Drew James Whitaker Daniel Bamford J. Williams T. Gittins Thomas Craig James Tracey . KILLED. Privates. 16 to 1 - Scherz (taken), I
John Cranfield George Hatt Chrisr. Barry Goodyair Bowles S. Draper - Hodgetts James Anderson John Mayes Privates. James Gordon The CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES.-The Early Bird is
Robert Kirk i;;;india;.N 8,18, &25 of mon Dover ...... iDet. 18
Joseph Coles George Brettan Arthur S. Charter Luke Bramwell H. Goddard J. Hugel Jeremiah Burns John Cameron George Garraty declared not to run for the Cambridgeshire Stakes ; the Mauritius ..........N 14th of the month
SINCE DEAD. William Paton
Corporals. William P. Skinner John Donnelly Henry Martin G. Lowman T. Millington Peter Cassidy William McLeod declaration was received in London yesterday (Wedges- Mexico ............M 2nd of the month., Southamp INey. 1
Thomas Edmondson James Rawlinson John Minima, • John Driscoll T. Spiller J. Mitchell - Henry Cassidy Privates. Robert Paton Alexander M'Donald day) at 2.45 p.m.
SELLING RACES. -At a meeting of the Jockey Club NNNaples...... ........N 15thl5thlithofmon, Dover ..,ten Oct. 12
eeNwv
Zea1and....,.....
. .... .. .. .. : 1V..1. 2ady& privatel7th o f
stripmonth . . Svoaurtiohuasmppotrotrs,ioucHtc. atilt
William Rodger William Ailing Richd. Newcombe Thomas Gunter R. Walters W. Murray . James Green James Allen William Wyllie , John M`Kinon
Papal States ........N ithlsth2sthofinon. Dover ...... Oct. 22
• J. Reilly Matthew Holleran Thomas Palling John Tarry WOUNDED.
Henry Martin Elias Bull William Latimer Thomas Holmes T. Conroy held at Newmarket on Wednesday, in the Second Octo-
Benjamin Massey William Beatson Simeon Maud Henry Jenkins G. Evans . C. Ryan Henry Iradale MISSING. Serjeants. William Morrison ber Meeting, it was resolved :-" That the members ofSouthampton 6
Peninsula ..........114 fthl7tll27thofinon. , Oct..
Thomas Burrow John Entwisle Fredk. Rowe Thomas Nicholson J. Evans J. J. Shaw° Charles Jackson Private. David Phillips Donald Pelson
the Jockey Club having observed in the advertisements Port Natal ..
7.7.. • . . ..
NN
Privates. William Muffit Joseph Buckley William Sheppard WOUNDED. R. Swadling John Kelly J. Minrieagh Alexander M‘Donald John Burnie
of some races in the country which are stated to be sidle ......•• •
•• •...N t.h private ship,... 'rufous ports Uncertain.
15th25thottnon, Dover ...... lOct. 22
Bzdy& 27th of man. Southampton. Oct. 16
William Moore William Mitchell William Hainsworth George Mawson Serjeants. A. Walden Patrick Kiely Privates. Ramsay Robertson
George Felsham James Martin George Vincent John Clarkson J. Hill H. Wilton Robert Adams Thomas Carson generally under the same rules and regulations as New- Tuscany •• •• •• •• •• •.N ithlsl.ll2sthofmon. Dover •• •• •• Pet. 32
market, that an exception is specially made of the rule Venezuela ..........M id& 17th of month Southampton Oct. 16.
Tan Diemen'stand (sec
Robert Baker Richard Margetts John Coulter Robert Clements J. Burke C. Wotton 41ST REGIMENT OF FOOT. William Urquhart George Feckney
under which beaten horses in a selling stake may be Australia) . .
Donald Melvillel
Henry Coles George Oates Lemuel George Ambrose Coleman E. Smith G. Howarth James Bain
James Moulden Thomas Pithouse John Duggan William Field J. Walsh W. Andrews KILLED. Privates. John M`Donald Hugh M'Gunigall claimed for the price for which he is entered to be sold, West'lndies ........31 id 17th of monthlSouthamptenlOct. 16
with the amount of the stake, do recommend to the
Elijah Robey George Spencer Owen Connolly Thomas Harris P. Norris. R. Blaney Privates. Stephen Bradley David M`Pherson Alexander Paul
stewards of all races not to allow this exception in fu- [ADVERTISEMENT.]-Medicine always aggravates chronic
John Durher . James Talbot Corporals. Charles
,Bammand T. Lloyd T. Buntler John Holmes Jesse Burtonshall Neil Flanagan John Gordon
tura." diseases, such as dyspepsia (indigestion), habitual constipas
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Thomas Cunliffe John Wood William Maitland John Hart C. Balfour W. Burrows Michael Hughes Michael Gullinan John "legging John Leslie - lion, nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, consumption,
John Powell Charles Goodenham William Senior John Lindsay L. O'Connor C. Davies Joseph Lefevre James Byrnes William Poison John M‘Kay RICHMOND RACES.-YESTBIIDAY. Sc., but Du Barry's Delicious Revalenta Arabica Food
George Wheeler John Butler George Whittle John Mason J. Kerr J Egan. Samuel Putland James Johnston 'William Ferguson James Shaw
RICHMOND HANDICAP, invariably cures them in a very short time. We extract
James Hilton William Farmer George Burrowea James Moan Corporals. T. Elliott WOUNDED. Patrick Lawler Alexander Todd Alexander Austin a few out of 50,000 testimonials of cures, which had
Thomas Burrow Robert Gerrett John Fawcett George Phillips W. Hall J. Keogh Serjeant. William I. Walton James Chalmers William M‘Donald Merry Bird 1 resisted 'all medicines. Cure No. 180. -"Twenty-five
Henry Badcock Samuel Little Henry Williams Samuel Sage H. Devonshire J. Rielly Philip Rees Walter Ewins James Burns D. Munro Ellermire 2 years' nervousness, constipation, indigestion, end debility,
Joseph Gibling William Moodey Philip Frost Adam Wilson J. Powell A. McDonald Corporal. James Fowler David Nichol MINCE DEAD. Mail of Tees . 2 from which I had suffered great misery, and which
Frederick James William Men James Downes William Henry Wood S. Horner A. licKeen David Jones David Jones George Ross Serjeant. Bianca 4no medicine could remove or relieve, have been effec-
John Ricketts Samuel Nichols John C. Creighton James Bartley J. Ludgate T. Murray Privates. Andrew Kelly George Aymers David Stephen The following also ran :-Grapeshot, Trio, General Wally cured by Du Barry's food in a very short time
William Steel William Robins Christy. Severs James Dempsey J. Mason W. Neal George Brown. William Lamb -- ~ Breeze, Seducer, and Tres. Won easy. -W. B. Reeve, Pool Anthony, Tiverton." Cure No.
____ - . ____ 1X7:11:-- iurgn _1 i_ • • 4,208.-" Eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility,

Thomas Mead
John O'Connor
Riel.ard Serjearit
Charles Winters
James Withers
Charles Boyle
Robert Cows
James Cumming
Michl. Dean
James Cousseli
George Day
Francis Dowling
Walter Duffy
John Y. Fry
Archd. Garvin
William Gaynor
William Goding
Thomas Goldsmith
James Garrnley
James Lang
John Lawrence
William Manham
Thomas Richardson
Patrick Boyle
William Britton
Joseph Carter
Thomas Court
John Harden
James Higgins
Richard Howard
Charles Hurling
William Ferns
William Kerr
Robert Luce
William Lynch
Thomas 'Mc Gragh
James Redman
Henry Sherlock
William Skeith
George Spofforth
Richard Staddon
James Tattersall
William Trainor
Charles Tyson
Charles "Williams
Henry Pye
Daniel Bamford
Goodyair Bowles
Luke Bramwell
Henry Martin
John Driscoll
Thomas Gunter
Thomas Holmes
Henry Jenkins
Thomas Nicholson
William Sheppard
George Mawson
John Clarkson
Robert Clements
Ambrose Coleman
William Field
Thomas Harris
Charles Hammand
John Hart
John Lindsay
John Mason
James Moan
George Phillips
Samuel Sage
Adam Wilson
William Henry Wood
James Bartley
James Dempsey
James Giles •
Henry Gardiner
Edward Lawrence
Patrick Martin
J. W. G. Peake
Francis Purter
John Ryans
Charles Smith
Joseph Timms
Benjamin Ward
Robert Williamson
Robert Wallad
George g
eorge BAtison
John Crawley
John Degnan
Thomas Gale
John Hardman
John Herd
William M'Vity
Joseph Hodson
John Mason
James Mole
Owen Smith
Thomas Hargadden
George Roach
John Sheridan
John Mullin
Joseph Johnson
William Dawson
John Carroll
Henry Jackson
Drummer.

E. Harris
T. Smith
J. Smith
W. Stone
J. Wilkinson
J. Allen
W. Allen
C. Baker
J. English
S. Gibbs
G. Goslin
T. Harrison
W. Hunt
W. Jordan
W. Newman
J. Poulton
G. Tee
C. Thrupp
J. Walker
W. Anderson
T. Archer
J. Bowles
J. Collins
W. Evans
W. H. Floyd
W. Fletcher
W. Gammon
R. Johnstone
T. Kinclien
A. Martin
T. Moody
T. Keycroft
11, Twinning
T. Webb
D. Birch
H. Chalk
T. Clulee
T. Conolly
H. Collett
T. Gittins
Hodgetts
J. Huges
T. Millington
J. Mitchell
W. Murray
J. Railly
C. Ryan
J. J. Shawe
R. Swadling
A. Walden
H. Wilton
C. Wotton
G. Howarth
W. Andrews
R. Blaney
T. Buntler
W. Burrows
C. Davies
J Egan.
T. Elliott
J. Keogh
J. Rielly
A. McDonald
A. McKeen
T. Murray
W. Neal
W. Pavey
J. Porter
G. Shields
T. Tuite
H. Wall
J. Walls
J. Brady
J. Glass
G. Lush
R. Bagge
R. Bennett
W. Braden
J. Burrows
J. G. Didcote
E. Ghent
T. Hall
W. Hill
S. Jones
W. Moore
M. Pedwell
H. Price
G. Rolf
W. Simpson
J. Sackett
T. Taylor
J. Geary
J. Harris
J. Ingham
D. Lillnord
C. Page
W. Patience
G. Brookland
T. Owens
G. Nicholls
MISSING.
Privates.
T. Thompson
J. Warburton

Privates,
Thomas Smith
Henry Reeves
John West
William Fellowes
John Martin
William Minter
Francis Wright
Joseph George
Thomas Ranting
Henry Curzons
Robert Martin
Henry Salter
Thomas Stone
Henry Hope
Robert Drew
George Hatt
Cireorge Brettan
William P. Skinner
James Rawlinson
William Ailing
Elias Bull
William Beatson
John Entwisle
William Muffit
William Mitchell
James Martin
Richard Margett3
George Oates
Thomas Pithouse
George Spencer
James Talbot
John Wood
Charles Goodenham
John Butler
William Farmer
Robert Gerrett
Samuel Little
William Moodey
William Men
Samuel Nichols
William Robins
Thomas Riley
Robert Wircinarn
John Alexander
Giles Lewis
Thomas Leary
William Palmer
Thomas Silergold
James Pearce
George Maskall
Thomas Reading
John Harrison
Jacob Young
George Smith
Joseph Tomlinson
Thomas Rolfe
Charles Hatter
Samuel Barrett
Edward Griffiths
Isaiah Hawkins
Robert Smith
James Limgeson
Robert Pitcher
John Bever.
George Buck
George Marshall

William Moore
George Fe!sham
Robert Baker
Henry Coles
James Moulden
Elijah Robey
John Durher
Thomas Cunliffe
John Powell
George Wheeler
James Hilton
Thomas Burrow
Henry Badcock
Joseph Gibling
Frederick James
John Ricketts
William Steel
James Varney
Thcmas Harter
Robert Farmer
John Young
Henry La m b
Abraham Willmott
Charles Shaw
James Buck
James Stur
John Woodvrard
Austin Woodman
William Dury
Samuel
James Kelly
Joseph Hill
Jeremiah Ccopley
James Naginton
William Stone.
Wiiliam Pointer
James Smith, let
Launcelot Hall
Edward Panting
William Carter
William Leat
James Smith

KILLED.
Privates.
John Holmes
Michael Hughes
Joseph Lefevre
Samuel Putland
WOUNDED.
Serj eant.
Philip Rees
Corporal.
David Jones
Privates.
George Brown
Michael Flannigan
Thomas Hannon
George Cox -
John Ponder

Privates.
Stephen Bradley
Jesse Burtonshall
Michael Gullinan
James Byrnes
James Johnston
Patrick Lawler
William I. Walton
Walter Ewing
James Fowler
David Jones
Andrew Kelly
William Lamb
William M‘Goldrick
Denis Naughton
John Kennedy
Jelan Skinner

[ADVERTISEMENT.]—Medicine always aggravates chronic
diseases, such as dyspepsia (indigestion), habitual constipa-
tion, nervous, bilious, and liver complaints, consumption,
&c., but Du Barry's Delicious Revalenta Arabica Food
invariably cures them in a very short time. We extract
a few out of 50,000 testimonials of cures, which had
resisted all medicines. Cure No. 180. " Twenty-five
years' nervousness, constipation, indigestion, r.nd debility,
from which I had suffered great misery, and which
no medicine could remove or relieve, have been effec-
tually cured by Du Barry's food in a very short time
—W. B. Reeve, Pool Anthony, Tiverton." Cure No.
4,208.—" Eight years' dyspepsia, nervousness, debility,
with cramps, spasms and nausea, have been effec-
tually removed by Du Barry's delicious food in a very
short time.—Rev. John W. Flavell, Ridlington Rectory,
Norfolk." Cure No. 51,416.—" Fifty years' indescribable
agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, consti-
pation, flatulency, spasms, sickness at the stomach and vo-
mitings, have been removed by Du Barry's excellent Food.
—Maria Jolly, Wortham, Ling, near Diss, Norfolk." Cure
No. 3,9oo.—Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and gene-
ral debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent
Food.—James Potter, Athol-street, Perth." Cure
No. 81.—" Twenty years' liver complaint, with
disorders of the stomach and nerves, have been
perfectly cured by Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica.—
Andrew Frazer, Uaddington, East Lothian." " Trevagler,
Gulval, near Penzance. Feb. 20th, 1851.—Eigliteen years'
nervous debility, violent palpitation of the heart, throb-
bing of the temples, violent pains in the left side and back,
shortness of breath, coughs, numbness of the extremities,
cramps, spasms, flatulency, retching, and such general
weakness, that I was constantly fearful of falling when on
my legs ; all these symptoms have been removed by Dtt
Barry's excellent Food.—Mary Gilbert."—ln canisters,
suitably packed for all climates, and with full instructions
—llb., 2s. 9d. ; 21b., 4s. 6d. ; 51b., lls. ; 121 b., 225. ;
super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 21b., lls. ; 51b., 225. ; 101 b., 335.
The 101 b. and 121 b., carriage free, on post office order.
Barry du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, Landon ;
Fortnum, Mason, and Co., purveyors to her Majesty, Pic-
cadilly ; also at 68, Cornhill; 60, Gracechurch-street ;
330 and 451, strand ; 63 and 150, Oxford street ; 55,
Charing-eress ; 4, Cheapaide ; 49. Bishopsgate-street.

W. Hall -
H. Devonshire
J. Powell
S. Horner
J. Ludgate
J. Mason
D. Williams
S. Windsor
W. Clack
J. Jones
D. Payne
T. Wills.

Privates.
Whitfield Breett
Elliott Brook
George Broughton
James Carver
Peter Clarke
Manasseh Denuissou
Paul Faran
John Goodhall
f're,rge Gouge
An Irew Hardacre
John Harrison
Thomas Hanley
Mark Hinchcliffe
William Hill
David Knight
John Lees
Patrick Bann
Michl. M'Carthy
Isaac Paice
John Painter
Patrick Sheridan
William Small
Charles Green
John Bath
Robert Burgess
Thomas Burke
Denis Cleary
Owen Curry
Charles Frewin
Thomas Hicks
Joshua Rugg=
George Leat
Thomas Loyall
Patrick M'Hugh
Patrick M'lstamara
Michl. Sieleady

95Ta REGIME

:NT OF FOOT.
PrlvAtes.

LUSBY STASES.

KILLED.

Fandango .
Lord Alfred

Serjeants.
William Blackshaw
Stephen Huggard
Robert Woolnongh
Corporals.
Alfred Rogers
Andrew Matthews
John Delaney

Henry Boon
Samuel Booton

Amy
The following also ran :—Dame Judith and Jack
Sheppard.

42D REGIMENT,

Richard Barry
Eugene Brennan
Thomas Baxter
Joseph Barnett
Joseph Burgess
John Cooknell
Daniel Collins
Samuel Clarke
William Culbert
John Clarke
George Cooper
George Carter
John Callaghan
John Crouch
Thomas Card
John Connor
Jesse Daw
Denis Daley
George Day
Thomas Delaney
James Downey
Jeremiah Donoghue
Matthew Flynn
James Fielding
Robert Farthing
James Golden
Thomas Goulding
Patrick Hayes
James Hale
John Hazeldine
John Harrison
Joseph Harrison
Martin Harrison
John Hill
Denis Herlaha
Thomas Healy
Arthur Holmes
John Jones
John Jacques
William Jones
Thomas Jones
Ephraim Kerley
Francis Keeling
John Lamb
Daniel Leary
Jeremiah Lordon
Benjamin Levey
James M`Shean
Edward Mason
John J. Monger
Patrick Murphy
James M`Gillieuddy
Thomas Madden
James M'Ardle
Robert M'Court
John M'Castlin
James M`Kerner
Thomas Norris
William Donnell
James Osborne
Charles Philp
Benjamin Pearce
George Pollard
Thomas Pratt
James Ripley
J•el Rose
Charles Rose
Samuel Rawlins
James Reardon
Samuel Risby
John Russell
Thomas Rangden
James Taylor
Henry Seckington
Nicholas Smith
James Scott
John Seaborn
Frederick Shaw
John Smith
Frederick Hollybrass
Eugene Sullivan
James Stewart
William Sheppareon
Darby Shea
William Trutt

Drummers.
E. Cleville
J. Wooley
C. Bamptou
J. Royal . .

KILLED.
Privates.
John Macleod
David Hart
Neil Campbell
Richard Fadden
William McKenzie
SINCE DEAD.
Privates.
Thomas Elliott
Donald McDonald
WOUNDED.
Colour-Serjeant.
James Lounden
Serjeant.
James Stewart
Privates.
Thomas Lyall
Alexander Forbes
William Hunter
William Fraser
John Higgie
Andrew Lyon
William Taylor
Archibald M'Alpin

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Privates.

Privates.
Thomas Avery
William Bakewell
Henry Branson
Henry Brooker
James Casey
William Chapman
Michael Connor
Abraham Cross
Patrick Donoghue
Thomas Frost
Samuel Fry
Patrick Hagen
Thomas Hall
John Herr
James Hodgkinson
John Johnstone
George Jeggett
Peter Juff
Hugh Magenis
John Martin
William M`Carthy
Thomas Murphy
Henry Moon
Hugh M`Cann
James Nelson
Goldsmith Oldring
Charles Pegg
Stephen Reddle
John Shea
Daniel Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Henry Skinner
William Simms
Thomas Timson
William Wells
Moses Woy
John Ring
James Reilly
Daniel Sullivan
WOINDSD.
Serjeants.
R. G. Walker
Thomas Wetton
George Poulteney
Thomas M`Dowell
George Garratt
William Ron tier
Joseph Whaley
George Davis
John Murphy
William Logan
Thomas Hodgson
James Baghurat
Corporals.
Patrick Aldworth
George Seymour
Alfred Wilson
George J. Gunyon
Martin Larkin
James Dulahan
James Walsh
Thomas Death

THE GREAT NORTHERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic return for
the week ending Oct. 8, 1854 £22,113 19 9
Corresponding week last year
LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAlLWAY.—Traffic re-
turn for the week ending Oct. 15, 1854 £19,289 14 6
Corresponding week last year
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAlLWAY.—Traffic return for
the week ending Oct. 15, 1854 £5,3 8 17 6
Corresponding week last year 4,693 18 2

J. Baker
J. Beeeliey
M. W. Clarke
W. Cross
W. Cruize
L. Curley
0. Davis

W. Dunnecliffe
T. Edwarda
D. Evans

Increase in 1854 £634 19 4

W. Horn
H. Hur'atone
A. James
W. Lampey
M. Maityard
E. Major
W. Milden
T. Mullins
T. O'Gormand
J. Rooney
.T. Smith
W. Squires
P. Back
W. Batts
.T. Claroy
J. Gibson
J. Gullock

THI POPE AGAIN.—BOLOGNA, Oct. 10.—The export
duty on hemp has been doubled.
CRYSTAL PALACE, Oct. 18.—Shilling Day.—.A.danis-
sion at the doors, 2,152 ; admission by season tickets,
229 ; total, 2,881.
INCENDIARY FlRES.—Attempts to fire warehouses
continue in Manchester, and on Monday morning a bunch
of lucifer matches was found to have been ignited and
pushed under the door of Mr. Wm. Evans, drysalter,
Cromford-court, Deansgate, but, not coming in contact
with other combustible matter, they had burnt out after
the brimstone or composition at the ends had been con-
sumed. A similar attempt is said to have been wade at
another warehouse during Saturday night or Sunday,
without serious consequences.
THE POST-OFFICE TRANSPORT. The Post-office
transport has followed us to Balaklava, evidently
for the purpose of taking off the army letters for the
next mail. This is very attentive, since it enables officers
and men to write home ; but it would be quite as satis-
factory if officers and men got the letters and news-
papers which are sent to them from home. But so awful
is the confusion on board the Post-office transport, that
letters can reach their right owners only by special
miracles. The Post-office clerks despair of their ability
of sorting the letters and papers, and so sit down de-
spondingly and in a state of extreme lassitude and lazi-
ness. The letters, some of the bags unopened, others
opened and their contents strewn about the floor, kick
about the cabin, and the newspapers, sometimes of two
or three mails, old and new, have a temporary asylum on
deck. Naval and military officers now and then recover
letters and papers for themselves and their friends by
passing some hours on board the Post-office transport,
turning over the heaps of letters and papers ; but small
is the chance of those who cannot go on hoard, or have
not energetic and persevering friends that take it upon
themselves to act as letter-sorters. What becomes of
the odd letters at last it is difficult to say : I join all
charitable souls in hoping that they are not used up as
waste paper, but that after weeks er months chance or
accident will bring them to the hands of the rightful
owners.—Daily News.

IST BATTALION COL,
KILLED —None.
WOUNDED.
ivates.
Charles Butcher
George Bess
David Clow
Wm. Clatworthy
Wm. Farrant
Jonathan Flint
,
John Hatton
George
Holland
Joseph Hopkins
Nebr. Jeffri,s
Edmund Jenlkinon
James Lillsy
Robert Winter

BIRTHS.
OF A BON.

Michl. Huston
MUSSING.
Privates.
David Ask with
Jamas Field

On the 13th inst., at Charles-street, Eastbourne-terrace,
tho wife of John Macintyre, Esq., Bengal Medical Estab-
lishment.

On the 16th inst., at Swiss•cottage, near Dartford, the
wife of C. W. Swaisland, Esq.

OP A DAUGHTER.

IMENT.

Oa the 14th inst., at Scarborough, the on. Mrs. Paken-
haw.

30ru REGIM

SEILLIM.
Corporal.
Rolsert Hines
Drummer.
Joseph Calkin
Privates.
William Stillwell
Frederick Giles
Thomas PYe
Patrick Gaynor
TThltoommaass
FINfcN
tirnitchatoll
Luke Spencer
George Thistion
Daniel Quinn
William Brown
Lawrence Griffin
Reese Jones
John Leara
William Thomas
Henry Allen
John Blackburn
John Doherty
Edward Scanlan
Thomas Maker
Charles Conway
Terence Downes
Aaron Eatell
William Fitzpatrick
James Hanlon
John Hitchcock
Richard Avery
John Dobbins
Thomas Doyle
Diehl. Keleher
George Luttrel
Peter Lynam
Jo,,,eph Scullen
Wm. Walsh
Walter Ward
Alex. Young
• Sarni. Reeves

WOUNDED.

Colour Serjeant.
William Rawdieg
Serjeants.
James Itawding
Patrick Daly
F. Arthur
John Carville
George Hardgrave
John Smith
Frederick Lee
Charles Price
Fir.!an Bergin
Corporals.
Thomas Farrar
William Brombley
William Pope
John Fain
Matthew Young
Patrick Barlow
John Annon
John Alwell
John Brown
Thomas Cox
Michael Connors
John Fagg
Andrew Buchanan
John Lloyan
William Voisey
Thomas Maddigan
Francis Murray
James Dodds
Richard Adkinson

the 20th August, at Bombay, the wife of the Rev. J.
D. Gibson, M.A., one of the Hon. East India Company's
Chaplains.

KILLED.
Corporal.
Robert Emery

IST BATTALION BC
xILLED.
Serjeants.
Francis Robbie
T‘seph Lane
Nicholas Lane
Corporals.
John Blythe
James Seaton
Alexander Dickson
Privates.
Alexander Aird
Frederick Blake
George Dads (3665)
Robert Forbes
Thomas W. Hogg
William Miln
John Main
George Payne
John Richardson
Guor4e Satchvrell
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Corporals.
Isaac Bond
William n:tileY
Pri vateß.

Privates.
Alexander Beattie
Robert Bell
Henry Chilvers
Michael Gaffney
Joseph Henshaw
Robert Jackson
Donal Mclnness
Thomas McNally
George Mitchie
John Vokes
WOUNDED.
Serjeants.
Nicholas Day
Dominick Lydon
Corporals.
Samuel McFadden
John Page
James Sweeney

MARRIED.

On the 16th inst., at Trinity Church, Chelsea, the Baron
de Wydenbrnek, Chamberlain to the Emperor of Austria,
and Imperial Chargé d'Affaires at the Court of Hesse Cassel,
to Isabella Louisa, youngest daughter of the late Lieut.-
Colonel St. John Blacker.
On the 17th inst., at Chale, Jonathan Worsley, Esq., of
Ryde, to Elizabeth, third daughter of the late Rev. Thos.
Bowreman, rector of Brooke and sister-in-law of the Rev.
A. W. Gother, rector of Chale,: Isle of Wight.

Drutnmr.
John Bo1(15

Privates.
Hugh Anderson
George Barker
Thomas Bookey
James Britt
John Burley
Martin Bylne
John Chamberlain
John Clancy
Thomas Clarke, Ist
John Conolly
John Connor, 2d
Walter Cook
Patrick Corcoran
Thomas Davis, Ist
William Dean
Elijah Denton

[ADVERTISEMENT.]—Holloway's Ointment and Pills,
extraordinary Medicines for the Cure of Bad Legs.—
Mr. Woe. Hill, of Exeter, had for upwards of three
years an ulcerated leg of a most fearful description,
which defied the best medical skill to heal, having been
in Guy's Hospital, Kings College, and the Devon and
Exeter Hospitals. Each pronounced it incurable, and the
only remedy he mild obtain would be to have it ampu-
tated ; notwithstanding these opinions he made a trial
of Holloway's Ointment and Pills, which effected more
good in a few days than all the treatment he bad here-
tofore received, and subsequently the wounds on his
leg were completely healed. Sold by all vendors of
medicine, and at Professor Holloway's establishments,
244, Strand, London, and 80, Maiden-lane, New
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