The Sun.
London, England, 1854-02-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DONCASTER SPRING MEETING.--MARCH 7.
WEIGHTS FOR THE DONCASTER HANDICAP STAKES.—
Forfeits to be declared on or before the Bth of February.
St. Leger Course. (78 subs.)

Age st lb
Hungerford
*Adine ,... 5 8 3
King of Trumps... 5 8 1
Eulogist 4 7 13
Songstress
Daniel O'Rourke 5 712
Ethelbert
rocket.
Bucio 5 7 5
Feversham 4 7 4
The Little Fawn 6 7 2
Lerrywheut
St. Michael 5 7 2
Ireland's Eye 4 7 0
Mr. Sykes 4 7 0
Jack Leeming
Cariboo
Dove
Windsucker
Alonzo
Colsterdale
Lord Fauconberg 4 6 12
Catherine Parr
Little Davie 5 6 10
Morning Star 5 6 10
Radcliffe Hero 4 6 10
Jan ey 4 6 9
Jack the Giant
Killer 4 6 S
Needwood a 6 8
Cleveland
Capt. Cornish 4 6 8
Jacqueline 4 6 7
Heapy
Ammonia 5 6 6
Candlewick
Florist
Marchioness
St. Andrew 4 6 4
Charity .
England's Glory 5 6 2
* This horse having been entered without the know
ledge of its owner will be struck out by the time pre
scribed, unless specially ordered to remain in.
WEIGHTS FOR THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLECHASE.—
Forfeits to be declared on or before the Bth of February
About 31 miles. (38 subs.)

Age st lb
Bird Trap 4 6 2
Helena (h b)
Vixen 3 6 0
Miss Peddie
Dominio 3 5 13
Light of the Ha-

rem 4 5 12
Pearl
Baron Osy 4 5 10
Criterion
The President
Village Lass
Middlesborough 3 5 7
King Alfred
Caliph
Baal bec
Midsummer
Ptolemy 3 5 5
El Dorado 3 5 5
Diligent 3 5 4
Lady Napier 3 5 2
Blakeley
Toggery. 3 5 2
Communist
Streatlam Fairy 3 5 0
Julius Agricola 3 5 0

Bridecake
St. Clare 3 5 0
Pauline
Maid of the Tees 3 4 13
Monimia,
Jetty Treffz - 3 4 12
Andromache 3 4 10
Pebble
Sister to Aphro-

dite 3 4 9
Penitent
Antonio 3 4 6
Lady Vernon 4 paid
Maria 5 paid

Age. st. lb.
Peter Simple..., a 12 0
Sir Peter Laurie a 12 0
Miss Mowbray a 11 9
Oscar a 11 9
Bourton a 11 7
The Colonel a 11 0
Peter
Half-and-Halt
Abd-el-Kader
Melton 6 10 2
Bedford (h h)
Simple Peter a 10 0
Lucy Neale a 9 12
Tom of Tuam a 9 11
Victress
Spring
Maley
Clansman 5 9 7
Star of England a 9 71
Forest Lad a 9 7
Garforth a 9 7

Age. st. lb.
Cervus a 9 5
Sir Mark 6 9 5
Geraldus a 9 5
G by Algar, dam
by Wanderer a 9 0
Royalty 5 9 0
GbyYoungPriam
dam by Wolds-

' man
Luck's-all a 9 0
Jumpaway (late •
Quickstep 6 9 0
iThe Farmer a 9 0
S wiftsure
Little Charley a 9 0
i Robin Hood a 812
Y
:Trout
Burnt Sienna
Chester 1, 810
Old Rake a 8 7

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BEFORE
PARLIAMENT.
Yesterday the examiners of the House of Commons
passed the following bills :

York and North Midland Railway.—To construct
railways to unite the company's Leeds and Selby Rail-
way with the London and North-Western and Midland
Railways, near Leeds, and to use the existing lines of
approach to railway stations at Leeds.
Darlington and Barnard Castle Railway.—For a line
from the Stockton and Darlington, near Darlington, to
Barnard Castle, at a cost of 100,0001., and to make ar-
rangements with the Stockton and Darlington.
As compared with previous sessions there is far less
of what is termed "opposition" to the progress of rail-
way bills, with the exception of those for Irish railways.
Wellington Docks (Southwark).--For the construc-
tion of docks and other works on the south side of the
river Thames, with a proposed capital Of 1,200,0001.
Birkenhead Dock Company.—For vesting in the
company the wharf walls, and other powers.
Brighton and Hove Gas Company.—For power to
borrow 20,000/.

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The other bills passed were—The Imperial Gas-light
and Coke Company, Bowling Waterworks, Kingston-
upon-Hull Improvements,' Warringto❑ Improvements,
Whittle Dean Waterworks, Shipley Waterworks, and
Port Gordon Harbour Improvement ; for new works
and rates.

The New Westminster-bridge.—The Commissioners
of Woods and Works are taking tenders for the con-
struction of the new bridge, and the offers, as might be
expected, are very numerous.