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SUN OFFICE, Six o'clock.

EPSOM RACES.

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
AUTUMN HANDICAP.

Mishap
Little Harry
Scherz

Ten ran.

Ten ran.
£5O PLATE.

Remus
Michaelmas Maid
Eight ran.
BEDDINGTON STAKES.

Handy
Lucy Banks .

Ten ran.
BENTINCK PLATE. •

Speed the Plough
Noisette
Now or Never

Four ran.
SELLING STAKES.

Rosaline
Dame Partlett
Fanny Fern

Eight ran.
PADDOCK STAKES
Merry Peal
Laseelles

Six ran.

OPENING OF THE LATY COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

This being the first day of Michaelmas Term, the
Lord Mayor elect (Mr. Alderman Moon), attended by
the Sheriff and various civic functionaries, waited upon
the Lord Chancellor, at his residence, Upper Brook-
street, by appointment, at twelve o'clock, when
his lordship announced in the usual form that her Ma-
jesty had been pleased to approve of the choice which
the citizens of London had made for their chief magi-
strate for the ensuingyear. The Lord Mayer elect, who
was introduced by the Recorder, afterwards joined the
company which had assembled to partake of the dejeuner
provided for the occasion, and he was warmly congra-
tulated by several of the judges and Queen's counsel
upon his election. The state carriage and liveries of
the Sheriff, which appear to be more costly than
those of former years naturally attracted a good deal of
attention, and drew a large concourse of people around
the mansion of the Lord Chancellor. At the close of
the breakfast the Lcrd Mayor Elect took his leave :of
the Lord Chancellor and returned to the city, while the
judges of the various Courts of Common Law and
Chancery entered their different carriages and proceeded
to Westminster Hall, where the term was opened in
due form.

THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1854.