The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-26 00:00:00

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THE SUN, LONDON SATURDAY EVENING AUGUST 26 1854. ) .
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SPORTING .INTELLIGENC.E. . i the least attractive. The weather was delightfully fine • and aged list 101 b ; mares and geldings allowed- 31b, THE LONDON GAZETTE OF LAST NIGHT: , the Court of Bankruptcy. Whitmore, official assignee, .---........, --.-
THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LON- anti the attendance immense. and maiden horses Sib; gentleman riders; profess COUNT.RY MARKETS.
DON AND BRIGHTON RAILWAY. The meeting went off with considerable clat. We sionals 51b extra; two miles; 11. subs. es I Baeinghall-street ; Jones, Sise-lane.
YORK AUGUST MEETING.I John Milner, stock and sharebroker, Saint Peter's, --.0.--_
tos believe that it is in contemplation to extend the meeting Age Ate FOREIGN-OFFICE, AUG. 3..
I Islingtrn, Sept. 4 and Oct. 13, at half-past eleven et the Li VSERPOOL-AueusT 25. •
CROYDON, Friday.-This morning, at 11 o'clock, the to four days. Garforth al D. 0. -a The Queen has be, n pleased t
3o approve of Mr. James
Duncan Thomson as Consul at Cape Town for his Majesty ea„euey ;
Court of Bankruptcy. Cennan, official assignee, 'Alder- There was a fair attendance of millers and dealers to-dal,
magistrates assembled at the Town Hall, Croydon, ft :r PARTICULARS.
CONCLUSION OF THURSDAY'S RACES.-ADDITIONAL
The race officials got through their erduous labours gr gby Arundel, out of I Tomboy and an average business done. The best quality of wheat'
the purpose of continuing the investigation they corn -
GREAT EBOR HANDICAP.-Betting at Starting.-7 to
I most satisfactorily, and to Mr. Chalk, the chief con- Lira
6 i William Flexinan, the younger, corn and seed merchant, flour, and -Indian corn sustained the prices of Tuesday
menced on Tuesday. Mr. E. R. Addams was the
4 agst the Grand Inouisitor, 3 to 1 art neat, 8 to 1 !
• stable, great praise is due for his vigilant and iudefatig- Gipsy Lad
SLeeaKd
5 The Surveyor
I Higlostreet, Kensington, Sept. 6 at one, and Oct. 3at lest, but secondary descriptions are offering at reduced
chairman of the bench ; and the other mainstrates pre- Trio
Lady Vernon
sorts the rates f
The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Peter ' half-past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy Edwards, prices. Oats, oatmeal, and beans maintained late rates.
Petersen as Vice-Consul at Hull fur the Grand Duke of ' official assignee, Besiughall-street ; Liuklater, Bucklers-
agst Kingston, 12 toagl.,,teaAchmaaig4satinLatiit(t)lne, Hlasrrytoanldatghset I able exertions.
snovs each, wita
Buckler.-
sent were Captain Kemmiss, Mr. Byron, and Mr. ----- Speculation
Sutherland. Hermit. 100 to 7
Merry Bird, 100 to 6 agst Aquila, 25 to 1 nest Heapy. PROGRAMME OF DERBY MEETING. The INNKEEPERS' SELLING S Mecklenburgh Schwerin. hu ty. WAKEFIELD-AUGUST 25.
The four prisoners sat in the middle of the court, The Race.--When called to the post Dr O'TooIeCROW.N-OFFICE, AUG. 25. ch oice
25 added; for three-year-olds and upwards; heats, To-day the show et frerl wheat is small, and for '
f the autho- ,
away and run nearly a mile before he Was stopped.TUESDAY, Aug. 29. MEMBER RETUR., ED TO SF,RVE IN THE PRESENT 6, at half-pest two, and Ctet. 6, atlwo, at the Court of Bank-
here being no apprehension on the part o s I r ,Ise
The GRAND STAND PLATE of 40 sovs, added to a sweep- name on Wednesday even- John Clarke, butcher, Belvidere-road, Lambeth, Sept. a
obtained, but inferior in
Iolast week are . A • par-
ities that they would attempt to effect an escape. ee. After some delay the lowering of the advance flee.- ehoweding, Aiig. 30. PARLIAMENT. 'mute( request, and seills at irregu ar prices. lefew•
made to stakes of 5 sove each, for three-year-olds and upwards; street. to 7US if
slight change in the legal arrangements was ri! b" gun in earnest and
.n. the work was .g , - the most lively in- 4%Veiainrs for the BROCKELSBY HANDICAP. One mile ab
County of Aberdeen-Time Houour le George John rule ey. Stausfeld, offieial assignee ; Pearce, Giltspur-
Charles Grove, licensed vict nailer, Birmingham, Sept. eels of now fetch high relative figures, from 65s giwi
he driver, i . e.
seress was excited. one mile and a half. James Gordou (commonly called Lard Haddo), in the room read for deliver w oats comm.
day. Mr. Burgon appeared for Simpson. t . . _ and a quarter. ;4, awl Oct. 2at ten, at the Bimiinglatim District Court. Y y. Barley as before. New .eeio
. The PRODUCE STAKES of 10 snits each, h ft, with 50 ,
Rawlings acted of Vice-Admiral the Honourable William Gordon, who 18. 14d to 15,1 per stone. Beans without alteration. las"
steal of Mr. C. J. Rawlimmgs, and Mr. 'Toole went with
Dr. 0 away h a strong lead, Tros and Age it lb ' ' '-• Birmingham ; Payn, Itir-
'Weston, offieial assignee,
train. Mr.added, for three year-olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies and Age st lb has accepted the office of Steward of her Majesty's Chil- doing in other articles. '
for Sladden, the stoker of the excursion Grand Inquisitor side by side, being the nearest pair- Helena
S th
half of the ou - geldings Bst 31b ; those by stallions or out of mares 4 6 10 tern Hundreds.
Clarkson, the barrister, appeared on be the others following at somewhat straggling ieteryals, ''' b • 51b
whose produce never won, allowed 31 ,if both ; s
snosedon Dunhill 48 3 Red Rose
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, AUG. 23. and Oct. 14, at ' twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. EXETER-Am:ion 25. 0
Eastern Company.
which had already LiAle Harry being about eighth or ninth. The Doctor • 1
' horses having won any race in 854 of the clear 'value Billy Richardson 67 10 Maid of the Tees 36 4 The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Nicholson, official assignee, Basiughall-streee ; Linklaters, CORN.-In our mar quoted from 7s
market wheat may be quo . , n„
Mr. Everest asked that the evidence went along at a merry pace until they Arrived at the ovs, 3 ; the winner o the Derby or Oaks,
of 200 s lb• ofßraxey -
been taken should be read. ravel-road be e g beyond the turn into the straight, whenltch
he evidence was gone Sib extra; weights not accumulative; any horse hay- through the Secs etary of State for Foreign Affairs, ti copy George Webb, cheesernonger, Shoreditch, Sept. 6, at --. Oats, 3s 3d to 3s 6d. Beans, Os
Grand In uie't
This was agreed to, and t
A, qi or took the command, followed by Tros,
in, started three times, and not won 50 soya clear at Lerrywheut - Consul Is. • Oct..t the Court f
patch from her Majesty'sat Lisbon, in- one, and ct. 6, at half-past eleven, a eoßank- Od. Peas, 00s Oil to 00110 d.
through.
that the prisoners might oe
e Amalgamation, Little Harry, Aquila, Hermit, Dr. Deformed
any one time in 1854, allowed 4lb ; the second to save . 3 6 2 closing the translation of a Purtueuese decree, by which ruptcy. Stansfeld, official assignee; Ashurst, Waller, and . nine beef, lOs 6d per score ; cows an .
O'T rearint!
Mr. Bargon requested c0.,1e, and Ethel wolf, pretty nearly in the order named. Cleveland
tely, as their
was no concert his stake ; one mile and a half ;12 sube. 5 7 0 Horatio ...... ..... 3 6 0 the importation of foreign Indian curn is peenitteil iuto Morris, Ohl Jewry.
pr weeded against separe.
t ates did not think fit to At the distance Tros arid Hermit dropped off; in fact,
The Assayer (3113) I Thessalian (31b) 1 Jack Peck (31b) Catherine Parr
741 lb e ' ' •
per . etore horns ler e size eos to 603 each ; slips,
between them. If the rnagis r ham that point, the race wa3 between Grand Inquisitor Postulant
eg, le,
would allow the case of hf by Orlando I The Medal (Sib) I OstrogothUJ3 to id/3 ; small, bs to 10s. Rough fat, oso per
adopt that course, perhaps they and Atnalgernation. The latter made a most resolute - - .
nto be severe roue tat or Bright May (3tb) 1 Orson , St. Clair (31b) ,
Florist
Pork carcases f • 9Gd d
the two South-Eastern me effort to achieve the victory, but was defeated very fhe Assayer .. ... 36 19 Mot,' into the ports of Villa do C mile, Oporto, and Aveiro, and Chauntler, Gra.y's inn square. tow 3 tO 118 3 per score. to 451
The Field Marshal I I ey
Sept 6 d
its entry through the fiscal stations in the ProvinCeS of the James Wright, ship owner, Rood-lane, . an
the two Brighton men. cleverly by half a length. Bad third. Ethelwolf was Haxby
application that the witnessesper
Mr. Rawlings made an app ..
..
t.
"t was evident that he two fourth, Dr. O'Toole fifth, and Aquila sixth. The others The TRADESMEN'S PLATE of 100 soya added to a handl- ss.
riElt MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 gs ; three-year-olds 84 the '
...oleo and Tree os Moutes until the 15th of September of Oct. 12, at twelve. at the Court of Bankruptcy. Gush en,
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should remain in court, as i . cap of 15 soya each, 10ft, and 5 only if declased ; the present year. official assignee • Wilkin, Furnival's-inn.
• scattered at wide intervals. Heapy was nearly last. 21b, four 9st 41b, live 94 91b, six and aged 9 11 b
tn esses the one against st ill b; WAR-OFFICE, AUG. 25. Joseph Wind° Cole. merchant Birchin lane Sept. 6, at
. . , . INVERNESS.-ADousT 22.
companies were bringing up wi
At starting, Dr. O'roole ran across Kingston, who winner of the Goodwin Stakes or the Ehor Hattilicar'' two miles. To name on Wednesday evening, August two, and October 6, at one. at the Court of Bankruptcy. CORN. -Whe,a, white, per r 584 cod to 623 Od. Bap
the other. turned sharply round in consequence, got his fore lege in 1854, 71b, or of ady race of the value of 100 sovs,
30th. To be Ensigns by purchase. e q.! Od to
this was an in uir
The Chairman said that, as q y, and •
over the ropes, and was left at the post. Value of the including the winner s own istake, between the day of Ist Reeitnent of Foot-Re Imou t B ley Caton Gent Graben). official assignee ; Linkla , . , City. tet• S-se-latie ley, chevalier, 28. Od to 29s Oil; ditto, common, Os
The TYRO STAKES of 5 SOYA each, with 40 added f ''''
• ' 1 aw. ' •' Charles it's:sync. broker, St. Benet's-pbece, Gracechurch- ON Od. Oats, 27s Otl to 2fis 0,1.
net a trial, he could not accede to the request made h
- - -3' stakes,' 1,065 declaring the weights (July 19) anml the time of running ; or August 21 , John Archibald Cammin , Gent., Aueust 25. • ditto
BOYS. two-year-ofds ; three quarter, • • g * street, Sept. 6, at half-past two, and Oct. 6. at two, at the MEAL.-Oatmeal, • b11230-t 24 Od
Mr. Burgon. The suggestion
made b Mr. R •
y • awhags both days inclusive) 41b, of 200 sovs or more 71b of a mile. To close 3d Foot -B irnes John Cilltiecott, Gent , August 24. per itup. o sa o s , og;
Tee EGLINTON STAKES, of 15 sovs each, 5 ft, with 100 ( and name by tone o'clock tat Thursday. Court of Bankt•uptcy. Graham, official assignee; Burrell, second, 00s Od to OS Od; barleymeal, 18s Od to Os
Asa ;
he thought, a very proper one. sth Foot-Oliver Cola, Gent., August 25.
vas, added; 2-yr-olds, 7st; 3-yr-olds, 9st. Various penal- extra ;no hone to carry more thee 111 b extra • the
' rhe BURLEIGH STAKES of 3 sovs each, with 25 added, 7(h Foot -E iward John Disney, Gent., Auguet 25. Lconherd-street. 84.1 te ''''
peasemeal, 20s Od to Ors Od ; bran, per stone Os , to
Mr. Everest opposed the application of Mr. Rawlings • • One mile. winner to pay 20 soya towards expenses, and theditto, 48s Oa
' ties and allowances. ne 44 subs. for three year olds d9th Foot--Wilmiain Harris Beaand, Gent., August 25. William W dler the younger, ironfounder, Chesterfield, Ist flour, per 2801 b, Ms Od to 58s Od ;2d 3l
an upwards; heats, one mile. •P 0
and, after a long discussion,
Mr. J. Osborne's Lord Alfred, 2 yrs, 7st ...(Ashmall) 1 second to save his stake ; two miles. The highest Sept. 9 sail Out. 14 at twelve, at the Leeds Dist. ict Court. in erial 2s _
Ti) close and name as for the Innkeepers' Selling 11th Foot-Stuart James Shortt, Gout., Au:, ust 25. 503 0(1; oatmeal, best, per st. of 141 b i p ... 8.1
The Chairman said the bench would be glad if the Lord Zetland's ,3 ars, 9st
witnesses would retire, but had no power to order them - -- .1 m• •nitt in in ro ortion • James, Geut., August 25. Howard Busby Fox, metal broker, Liverpool, Sept. 4 3s Od °°'''''
to 00s 0(1 ; peasemeal, 2s lid to Os Od ; Ist flour, .
The following aleo ran ; -biz' y, iss Charlotte; Cos- Bst 71b, and the others realm g p P , The SCURRY HANDICAP STAKES of 3 ROVS each, with 25
to do so. 49 subs, 23 of whom pay 5 sovs each. 14th Foot-John Donaldson Bradley, Gent., August 25. •and 27. at eleven, at the Liverpool District Court. Mor- 3s 6d credit; 2d ditto, 2s 9d cash, 3s Od credit.
v Canute and Corcebus. added, tor all ages ; three quarters of a mile. To,
alr. Superintendent Hind wished to ask Mr. Brown, ae- ' 'lsth Foot-Walter Godwin Hawkins, Gent.,A t 23 gan, official assignee, Liverpool ; Anderson and Collins,
Bettina-7 to 4 agst Hospodar, 2to 1 agst Lord Al- Age st lb Age st lb s, ugus ; . - .
the superintendent of the Bricklayers' Arms Station, - - close and name by fife o'clock on Thursday night. Thomas Eccles Dickson, Gent., August 25. Liverpool. BRISTOL SUGAR-AttonsT 25.
Canute
fred, 4to 1 agst . Typee (inc.7lb ex.) 48 8 Little Davie
who was. recalled, whether the train was divided at Ash- b L d Alfred beat- Orestes
at eleven, at Liverpool District Court. Bird, official aseig- Aerie
Corcebus came in first by a lengt ,or DERBY LOTS, 1855. August 2t ; 'Arehibald Hammond Utterson., Gent., ford,, and and if so, for what purpose, and by whose au- Nothing uOn return- Ethelwolf - to.
thority ? ing Hospodar by a head. else p. W. BUTLER'S.-Paro,, Pugnator, Spinner. gust 25. nee, Liverpool; Reece, Birmingham.
liowever, have given way a littl • upon prices, and it. 0 Pvor
lila to scale however, Manson, the rider of Hospodar,
Revolver
bable that a larger amount of business will be done. fee
Mr. Brown-It was divided because the train was s' ' ' • ' t Waddington.. The Haco
referred a charge of cros.sing ageing Kingsmtown, Lawyer Endlese, The Nailor, Namur, Prince Fearnley, Gent., Aug. 25. James Gabel, of Newport Miguel a dividend of 2s. 7d retitled goods the demand continues to be tolerably ler
too heavy', and by his direction. He had instructions rider of Corcebus and Mr. Osborne, the owner of Lord Bto Grey Tommy Amalgamation of Wales, Saucebox, Supplicant Sb V •
,
, waeger, colt y ern- 20th Foot-John Little, Gent., Aug. 25. in the poune, payable at the County Court-office, Newport and parcels are taken at full values..
to do Bo if necessary. Alfred, claimed the race. After hearing evidence, the (inc. 7lb ex)
Mr. Everest asked Mr. Brown whether he had .charge Stewards decided that Lord Alfred was entitled to the Audubon - Cavalier Oulston colt b Surplice out Beers, Gent., Aug. 25. William Barnes, of Newport Pagnel, a dividend of - .
. i'
of the excursion train? stakes. Heapy 47 1 Jack Frost 3513 of Ferina. ; ; y3lst Foot -George Bayley, Gent., Aug. 24; Gordon 6s. 6.1. in the pound, payable at the County Court-office, COAL MARKET.-Atteuse 25. -
Witneas-Not exactly. He was with it. The HorErst, STAKES of 25 sort each, 10 ft. if declared, Little Fawn
W DAY's.-Brinklow, colt by Epirus ont of Fraudu- 34th Foot-Norman Ramsay, Gent Aue 24 Edvrard Newport Pepe!, on any day after August 29.
Prices of Coal per ton at the close of time market.
Examined by Mr. Rawlings. He certainly bad the
&c for 3- Id • 8 t 71b• fillies, Bst 31b., that Jacqueline ........4 .. 46 11 Stiletto
~ yr-o 8 , colts, 8 , 35 9 lent, colt by lago, damn by Gladiator out of Marchesina, Jordan, Gent., Aug. 25. s. d.
direction of the working of the train. He was not on
had never won 100 soya, including their own stakes, Morning Star 56 9 Lincoln's Inn 35 7 colt by Joe Lovell out of Buzz, Lord of the Isles, New. 39th Foot-James Gibbon Smyth, Lo
Gent., Aug. 25. George Fredsrick La Serre, of No. 4, Bank-chambers, Huddle W. • H
19 6 Hartley tlar Wallsend, &c. '4.
fi.
thbury, City, stock broker, Sept. 18-David Allen 15 • 9
the engine with the driver and stoker, but was in the
previously to the day of. running. Certain penalties Newbold (inc. 71b Vixen 35 6 ington, Triumvir, Westminster by Touchstone. 46th Foot-John Herndon Messenger, Gent. Aug. 25. Ramsay, of Keesington-pamkaerrace, Notting-hill, Middle- Buruhope ..1E 15 6 Tanfield ......... ' 6 ........... •2,4 ,
break-van, next to the engine. He kept a good look'
and allowances. One mile and a half. 5 subs. ex.) 3 6 8 Ladybird - , wen Carter, o , array- Hartlepool West Hartley g
- Il Beeddyll ................... _ 0
ry, . 25
out all the way. It was at all times necensary to pay
Mr. Inman's Horatio, Bst 71b (Pearl) walked over. Putnicestone (inc. Farsa
particular attention to the Addiscorube-road signal,
71b extra)
Taufield ef or 15 6 • ... "
The E S L 808 T. EGER of 25 sovs ea,ch for 3-yr-olds • 6 (Pd) Mr. DRINKALD'S -Damn, Katerfelto, Le Frio 48th Feot-Ja-rnee Farquhar, Geut., 'Aug. 25; Thomas of 1, Alie place, Greet Alie street, Goaltrien's-tieltla ami Kepler Grange ...... : ... e, , 9
and as the excursion train on M.onday passed it was Tanfield Moor Butes 15 I South Hetton ...........
' a ' ' The
colts, Set 71b ; fifties, Set 21b. 'Penalties for certain MAIDEN PLATE of .30 soya each, added to a Monge. Professor Airy. • an' Collines Maguire, Gent , Aug. 25. of 9. Minories, City, packing-case manufacturer, Sept. 16
all right. Witness gave evidence in reference to the Townley ll I' Russell's Hetten ......... •,, 0
• winners. One mile and three quarters. 29 subs. Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, for three year olds and DOCKERAY'S.-Colt by Cotherstone out of Polydora "' '" '. - '
51st7Foot -Auaustus Briestocke Gent. Aug. 24; Sid- -William Hearn, of Stangate wharf, Lambeth, Surrey,
signals similar in character to that given before the coro ; ney Henry Sweffield, Gent. Aug. 20. carrier, and of Rainhant, Essex, brickmaker, Sept. ea.
oe Walker Primrose .........f6 0 stewart's ................ NI 0
.. Re
ner yesterday. He added that the ordinary speed of Lord Wilton's Pumiceetone, 8-t 7lb (Flatman) 1 upwards; one mile, colt by Epirus out of Glaeis, Gerard. 54th Foot-Thomas Parr, 'Gent., Aug. 24; John Steven- ' CERTIFICATES GRANTED. South Kelloe ............... 24' 0
an excursion traits was about 35 miles an hour; but Mr. Bowes's Marley Hill, 84 71b (A. Day) 2 The DERWENT STAKES of 2 sovs each, with 20 added, for LORD EXETER'S.- Azim, Hazel, Nutjobber, Strood. son, Gent A 25 ~ Aug. 25. Walisend, Sec. Lion's Anthracite .-• .. e•gi7. 0
Charles White, of Watford. Hertfordshire, cattle dealer, 24 I
Acorn Close
he did not know of any regulation as to the rate at Betting-2 to lon Marley Hill. three years old and upwards; one mile. FOBERT'S.-Corcebus, Courtenay, Deer-tealer, Dirk 56th Foot-Thomas Pierce: Butler, Gent Aug.s
• , g• • - Sept. 15-James Triggs, William Triggs and Edward Gosforth 22 6 Watney's Anthracite .• T, 0
Won b a head.
which the train should pass a statlon. The driver A slashing raceen. et
' ... • . 'WEDNESDAY. Hatteraick, Freddy, Neoptolemus, Van Winkle. 57th Foot-Steuart Smyth Windham, Gent., Aug. 20.
, Trigge of High-street, Southampton, upholsterers, Sept. Johnson e 16 6 Aubrey's Stone ...... ....•
slackened the speed of the train as he approached the The COUNTY PLATE of 100 Boys, added to a sweepstakes Mr. KNOWLE&S.-Cecrops, The Rajah, The Sand- 59th Foot-George Joy, Gent., Aug 25. •
e . 4 Fut•nival's-
-15-Thomes Clark, Croydon, Surrey, No. , , Wharnciiffa 4 23 9 , • .
atatitna. The train was 45 minutes behind its time ld 1 d
of 15 sovs each sft for two.yr-o s an( upwar s. , The INNKEEPERS' PLATE of 50 sovs for three year olds boy.6oth Foot-Llewellyn Edmund Traherne, Gent.,
inn, Holborn, and of 17, Marlborough-road, St. John s- .
...
' • 'T.Y.C. 43subs, arid
when it left Aftliford. The last half of the excursion Weight for age. Various allowances. _ c
and upwards; two miles. Mr. MARE'S. - Broker, Cinnamon, Conveyancer, Aug. 24; James Joseph Gent., Aug. 25.
wood li e sed victualler, 5-James Purdy and e
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=
It
train, with 2 carriages,
4left Ashford at 40.30. Directly Captain Harcourt's Ellermire, by Chanticleer, 2 yrs, The ,HATSWORTH T nerno
PLATE of 50 sovs given by the Duke y uth. 63d Foot-Samuel Ashton Collins,ete Benyon, Gent., Aug. ,° 1' ; Sept.• . ,
William Thomas Purdy, of King's Lynn, Norfolk, .RAIL WAY SHARE ' MARKETS.
the driver saw the signal-nian at the stasion hold up his 6st 91b (Aldcroft) 1 of Devonshire, added to a handicap of 10 soya each, JOHN Scarfs. The American, Aurifer, the Bonnie 24 • Lawrence Edward Knox' .' Th Gent Aug. 25.
builders, Sept. 15-Thomas Squire, of 24, Grosvenor- ee ,
hands, which is a signal of danger, he reduced his speed, Mr. Richard Harrison's King of Trumps, 5 yrs, h ft. and 3if declared ; the winner of any race of the Morn, the Corflote, De Clare, Dr. Cooke, Elvaston ' ent Au 25.
65th Foot-Arthur Branthwayt Toker, ~ g
; 66th Foot-Henry Charles Spearman, Gent., Aug 21; mews Bond-street, coach builder, Sept. 15-William LIVERPOOL, AUG. 25. gee te•
and the brakes were put on as daril as they could, He 9st 61b
ing Shol a Gent., ug. 5. Wailer' • . jun., of Laurence Pountney-lane, City, architect, been iliac"' ' s
J STOCK EECHANGE.-The market has t Iwo
distinctly saw Sladden put on the brake and do .11 he could f run- Louvat • ' • captain Lane's Ephesus:, 6 yrs, 9st 611) (B trtholomew) a the day of declaring the weights and the time 0 , Marco Speda, The Mosquito. Noddy, Paletot, este Foot___Edmund peel Ethelston, Gent., Aug. 24,
. Oct. 11-John Driscoll, of Cardiff, Glamorgenshire, potato
d bt th te ifb t 1. ht ' roveineuNo. 4
ay, u e quota sons ex ilo, s ig imp
to stop the tramengine was reversed . The • V unmet i- Lad Zetland's Hospodar, 3 yrs, Siet 101 h (J. Menem) 4 fling (both days inclusive) 416, of 200 soya or more, Phcebus, peiesteraft, The Professor, Sir Roger Hill. John Hobart °aline-Seymour, Gent., Aug. 25. merchant, Sept 19. yesterday's closing currency. Preston and WY"'
ately. The line was on a dencent towards Cro d ' y on. rile following ale° ran :-Orestes, Vanessa, Virago, 71b extra ; the winner of the Tradesmen's Plate 71b STEVENS'S.-Dartmouth, Ethelbald, Flatterer, Frede- 6eth Foot-Henry Scott Turner, Gent., Aug. 25. ' INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. halt shares, 22.
Witness proceeded to describe the practice of placing a Kingston, and Vindex. extra; no horse to carry more than 111 b extra ; the rick, Norwegian, Rodengo. 17th Foot-George Edward Leggett, Gant , Aug. 25. John Wynne Pritchard, of Fairfield, Lancashire, -
Betting-2 to lon Virago, Bto 1 each agst Ephesus second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 ---- 79th Foot-William John Macenight Crawfurd, Gent., plumber- Thomas Heynes, of Cumner, Berkshire, of no MANCHESTER. AUG. 25. ere OH
red board on the back of a train when a special train was business-Charles Baynu Chadwell, of Oxford, cutler- e ehares
and Orestes, 10 to 1 each agst Kingston and Ellermire. trove towards expenses; one mile and a half; 36 subs, RACING FIXTURES FOR 1854. Aug. 25. oTOOK EXCHANG E.-The transactions in
• -Shaw' •
length on other
to approach, and was examined at great 80th Foot-Henry George Pattisson, Gent., Aug. 24; Richard Corriughain, of Canterbury, Kent, working limited to-day. The following are the sales
Won by a head, the second beating the third half a 13 of whom pay 3 sovs each. AUGUST.
points, which are already before the public. jeweller-Thomas Wood, of Worcester, livery stable 23-..
g , ditto Preference, llel ; Great Northern, •I'
Mr. Win. Parker, the London and Brighton Company's length ; a head between third amid fourth, and Orestes Age st lb Age st lb Eccles
r, Rift B•• I-J h PI uutree Carr Wynn, Gent., keeper Mary M'lver, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, boot Leeds, 69k; Dover., 199-16 i.
station master at kast Croydon, described the signals a close fifth. Virago, outpaced, was beaten early. Typee (incl 71b ex) 4813 D. 0
°I Aug. 23.
Rifle 'lgoe a o a u maker-Ralph Taylor, of Lincoln, cabinet maker-John
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along 1. A. driver was not allowed to pas a '
the line. The LOTTERY PLATE of 25 soya, added to a sweepstakes Orestee - BIRMINGHAM, AUG. 25. e 044;
Isaac Harrison, of Settle, Yorkshire, out of business- STOCK
EXCHANGE.-The share market was
signal under any circumstances. Witness was xt dire of 5 suvs each, air three-yr-olds and upwards. Op- Revolver - ssrm - ll•ner when the accident happened, and he did not know tional selling weights, &c. One mile. Speed the Plough 47 5 The Early Bird... 3.6 2 Warwick
bert, of Bristol, milliner -Georee Berker, of Bristol, job- . however was limited, the -
only transactgo ss
Stock, at 10.
whether or not the signal was up. He believed that a Mr. Gioe's Motley, tar Touchstone, 2 yrs (30/.), Little Fawn 67 0 A ustrey 36 0 Lichfield - Henry Vinall, of Chatham, Kent, a clerk in ported being Shrewsbury aud Birmingham
message earns from Stoat'a Nest to Croydon. announc• 6st Illb (Wells) 1 Master &ender... 57 0 Stiletto .... ....... 3510 W :stern Meetinte - ~
BRISTOL, AUG. 25. ,
__es, wit)",
ing that the excursion train was approaching; but the Mr. Rs Harrison's Revolver, 5 yrs (301.), Bet 61b Dick Turpin 47 0 The Jealous One 35 8 RochesterandCatham.. 7 Newmarket F 0 06 and Lieutenants uy purchase-George Ernest Rose, Gene., ,
emit hatupton, retailer of beer-James Bolingbroke, of e
&POCK EXCHANGE.-The market has been stover' 5 iete
telegraph clerk did not communicate the fact to him, as , (Cartwright) 2 Calot - Kiiteston-upone Hull, last maker-John Mon and a, of Exeter, , prices, if anything, are tirmer. Great Western r
28
he had no instructione to do so. Sir C. Monck's Goldfinch, 3 yre, Bst 71b...(J. Mason) 3 Le Juif
• off at 72i : Midlends were done at 68, 68. i.
By the Chairman-There was a board on the first part J. Waddingten weigeed for Dsgohert, and the num- Pastrycook -
--John Walker, of Exeter, photographic artist-Noah -
of the excursion train, indicating that there was another ler . w. ? a put up, but the horse did not go to the post; as, Merry Monk (incl of Mayday's lain 3 5 3 OCTOBER. sign, by purchase, vice Snow, who retires, Aug. 25.
loth Foot-Eusign Frederick Beetty to be Lieutenant, Wilcox, of Iron bridge, ehropshire, grocer-Geo. Roberts,
-_.-
of Aas tab ill, Bedforashi re, publican -Francis. Lloyd. of
train corning, but he did not make any inquiry about it. however, the number was not taken down the betting 410 ex)
He thought four trains passed between the first and was c irried 013 at 6to 4 agst Dagobert, 7to 4 age, Re- New Warrior ... 36 6 Nancy
_ of Wolverhampton, licensed retailer of ale - Thomas
second parts of the excursion train. There was uo beard volver, sto 2 agst Goldfinch, and 3to 1 agst Motley.. The CHESTERFIELD' PLATE Of 50 sovs given by the Earl IrorkshireUnion Hunt-. 5 Richmond 18 15th Foot-William Robsrtson Tyler, Gent., to ite En- erry, sen., o um ant , aon s ire, mar e a e
P• fS• tl I St ff Ih. ktg rd ner- knosterdam ..... . .... 11 1 N Gibra i
...
_.,
on either of those four indicating that anything else was At the termination of the race, when Dagobert was of Cuesterfiele, added to a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs Wrexham
Aug 21. John Dufour, of Cheltenham, publican. Ditto, three months .. 1 i 17% Lg• orn .. •••• • • • • 25 47),
B:aterdam ............ 11 17 ,r, ("tenet ........ •• • • ••• ....•
to follow. The first half of the train passed about eight "missing, the circumstance was commented upon in no each, h ft, for two year old.; colts, Bst 71b, fillies Newmarket S 0 e I Worcester Autumn 31 '3•26th Foot -Brevet-alsjor Francis Carey to be Major,
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Antwerp .............. 25 30 iailsn :..•••• •• • • ::._ ...•
- minutes past twelve. No notice had been given to hum measured terms of indignation. Motley male all the anti geldings, Bst 31be horses having been beaten NOVEMBER. without purchase, vice 13revet-LieutaCol. Hogarth, de-
ceased;l 111 f U kfi 1
Joseph Walls am Henryenry en( a, o c ed, Sussex. raus•els .... • • ........ 25 30 Venice .... •• ••••• • . ' 43%
of the time it would piss, but he was lookieg out for it. miming, and won by a neck. Two lengths between the twice or more previous to this race, and not a winner Epsom Autumn
u •C. July 26 • William Moses to grocers-Briton Richardson and Henry Whitworte?, e I 2 612 Naoles •••••••• • • • • • •• 129 -
• (,;•• ilamburgh .....• -• • - - a „„.. - o
A Itona ..•• ...... •• .... - Palermo .. •••• • •
.. lee a
without purchase, vice Carey, , Manchester, agents-Joseph LittlewOod and George Little- Paris ....... ...- .... 25 5 Metslna .. ...... • • . 62s
He did not know at what time the accident occurred, second and third. The winner was afterwards sold by of 50 sovs allowed 31be a winner once previous to Liverpool -, •
- because he was not on the station. He left the station auction for 115 guineas, this race of 50 sovs 31b, of two fifties or 100 slb extra ; be Captain, by purchase, vice errauville whose promotion,
wood, oCastle i Side, or s lin , fancy
f H•11 Ykl • r fmanufacturers Ditto, three month! .. 25 31 Lisbon .... •••••• • • '• • vet
at eight or ten minutes before one, his dinner hour MATCH.-100 each. One mile and a-half. the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 Aug. 25 • Eu-
by purchase, on Aug. 4, has been cancelled,, ~..•
Thomas Clark and George .Hooker, of Woolevington, Marseilles ............. 25 30 Oporto . ..•• ••• • •• •••••
RAILWAY TRAFFIC? RE (URNS. sign G. Wilbraham Northey to be Lieutenant, without
S t s-Re hard W. Elvery and W. J. Kier-in:in, Bourdeaux .•• .... •• .. - Eli Janeiro ...... ••• • • ' Sussex, anaer ic
being immediately alter he had done with the Dover up Mr. Jones's Reveille by Faugh-a-Ballagh, lOst sfle soya towards expenses; about half a mile; 16 subs. F ankfort on- %lain
'e •... 119 Buenos Ayres. •••• "• ••
trains. (Charlton) 1 F • purchase vice Grminvilte, promoted, July 26.
of 2, Islington green -Satnuel Moorhouse and Josiah ,,, k 6 , days, light
ayaway I Wildman - Mrs. Rigby TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. 35th Foot-Lieut. Cora:twit George Macgregor Skinner,
•h, Moorhouse, of Stockport, Cheshire, tton thread menu- eeein ...... •••• •• .... - New or ,
Inspector Lund wished to ask Mr. Parker whether Mr. Jenning's Remunerator, 12st.. (Mr. C. Beyntem,) 2
Lily I Maid of Cadiz Professor Airey ~,,, from the 3d West India Regiment, to be Lieutenant, wit VI nna .. .. 11 33 Ph-lad- Iphia -••• • • a.
facturers-Williein Riley and Thomas St f R e --- - - - • Lice rss 9
Storey, o oseen- I i XI PRICES OF BIM r,.. 17
immediately after the accident he went to one of the Betting-2 to lon Reveille, who won in a canter by b- cb. seises
cy ot erstone Arnaut Le Fripon aeeseias out purchase, Aug. 25. Bars Z.
b •attle, Lancashire, cotton manufacturers-Sarah Taylor and Petersburg .... •• •• -.. -36% Foreign Gel •it 0 0 0
opened. NAME OF RAILWAY. 37th Foot-Ensign Frederick John Nash Ind to e at% Portueat room ('oils • • 0 0
prisoners and made any remark. If so, what was it, 10 lengths. Clotilde Pole Star (51b ex) Paradigm (paid) 1854. 1853. 1854. Richard Johnson Lawton, of Manchester. surveyors- Madrd. .....• ..•• •• ••0
and what was the reply. BRAMHAM PARK STAKES.--Mr. Hill's Dan Cupid re- Br. to Twinkle Ceck of the North 1
Lieutenant, by pum chase vice John Grattan ,
J L k d d Win Sto k 1 1 of Highburton, ca•l•2 •• •••••• • • -
... antes oc woo an i pan c•a e, 50 Mx can Do Jars ...• 0 0
Witness said he went to Simpson, the South-Eastern calved 10 soya ft from Mr. Greville's Bessus. Saraband Daffodil BRITISH. X X who retiree; Edward chase,
Gent., to be Resign b
- ' ' Yorkshire fancy waistcoating manufacturers-John Ellis, ....... - 1 New Donau ~ .... 0 0
tiare.lona ... • 0 0
driver, and asked him how he carne to run by the signals. ST. LEGER BETTING. The SELLING PLATE of 30 sovs, added to a sweepstakes 378 t
72 Aberdeen
.„ „ _ .
.. „,„„„„„„ , „ ~ 2,144 2,573 purchase vice
-- .. Belfast anWitallymena •• •••• •••• •• • 855 80 • 25.
Intl, Aug. . games E,..8.
38th ioot-Francis JIIIDOS Rooper, Gent. to be Ensign, " in Stephen Etna Jonathan Westall. Jamea seethe.. •... .... •• .... - silver uo bars ......
He said he must tell the truth between God and man- 7to 2 agst Beiardo. . of 5 soya each; for three years olds and upwards. 17 Belfast and county Down•• •• •• •• •• • 276 311 by purchase, vice Gaynor, promoted, Aug. 25. Greenwood, and Thomas Gill, of Accrington Lan- -
that he had run by two of them. He expressly used the 6to 1 apt Acrobat (taken). The SUDBURY EIANDICAP of 5 soya each, with 30 added ; 26%
33 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cbeshire 2.671 2 730
' 41st F oot -Lieutenant tig 0 1-1 1i IL whin Is to be Captain eashire, cotton manufa.cturers--John Hughem, I 'shinael
SEABORNE .MAILS.
word signals. Immediately afterwards witness's atten- DERBY. the owner of the second horse to save his stake ; about lee,, fulsr=,aenernuerei,,..n..d.7.es........... West York.... 86 i 895
6,250 6.902 by purchase, vice the Hon. J. De Blaquiere, who retirere;
I ' Hughes, and John Robert Hughes, of Manchestee,
tnachinists-Ch •fies Roberts, Isaac Nayler, and Silas _____„4„_.._.-
• tion was directed to a clergyman who had been injured, 13 to 1 agst Dirk Ilatteraick (taken). • three quarters of a mile; to close and name by nine 1894 ca1eeentai5............. ..........:: 11.268 12,442 Ensign John Stirling to be Lieutenant, by purchase, !,,,,,ic
Bowklev, of Stourbridge, Worcestershire, lime man- (N signifies that the mails are sent from the General Pogasitree
and he went away. A person named Smart was close 1,000 to 55 agst Flatterer (taken). o'clock on Tuesday evening. 142 Edinburgh and Glasgow ..... ........ 5,503 6.115 Rowland.; Alfred Walter Thynne, Gent., to be Easton,
ten; -William Broa•lwith and John Wilke, of Leeds, by the night-and 51 by the morning-despatch.)
by when the conversation between him and witness took 1,000 to 55 agst Lord of the Isles. 91N Chester and Holyhead. • ..•• ....•• • 6,752 6,522 by purchase, vice Stirling, Aug. 25 Yorkshire, brick makers-Andrew Robert Fenwick, Thos. ....---•
place. He was sufficiently close to hear the conversa- FRIDAY. PROGRAMME OF CEIELIVISFORD MEETING. 6% Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •••• 249 291
20 Cork and Bandon .................. 212 2,12 43d Foot-Ensign Hon. William Henry Herbert to be .
Jobling, and James Jobling, of Morpeth, Northumber- iDay emelt nia.i. .11 From wt.,. Veen
hpurchase, vice Walker, who retires, Aug. 25.
tion which passed. Other persons were near at the time, The CONSOLATION SCRAMBLE of 50 soya, added to a 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction ........ 1,354 1,450 Lieutenant, y land, common brewers -Thee. Perceval and Ezra Houns- COUNTRIES. in General Post- eon en- I°
but he did not know their names. TUESDAY,
• 61.1 Dublin and Droeheda. •.• .. ......... 2,189 1,47 e 46th Foot-Quarterinas er
t Joseph Cartmail, from half-
h t• field, of Sheffield. Yorkshire, coach proprietors-Thomase ears&
Office, London., mile. tett, rsaa_......
Handicap Stakes of 5 sovs each. T.Y.C. Five fur- The Maims Han STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 25 6 i Dublin and Kingstown .............. 1,601 1,1 2 pay 3(1 Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Corcoran, wo re ires
Chadwick, Thomas Yotk. Christopher Tuer, asd John A. ----a -___ • . -----
The chairman considered that it was the station- 1- 4429 ongs yards. . subs. added ; three-year•olds Oct 121 b, four list 11Ib, five 16N !I) rides and Arbroath .... .......... 714 tO2 upon ''
half-pay, Aug. 2a. Robinson, of Bolton, Lancashire, ironfounders (so far 38 Amenca(byltrit.pack)N Every Friday ... Liverpool
master's duty to wait for the extra train, when be ' 31r. Morris's Comfort, by Birdcatcher, 3 yrs, 6st slb 31 I Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junctioe 912 1,006 49th Foist-Herter Deulatm Tauzia Savary, Gent., to be America (by United St:4. ase 20
received notice that it was coming. He was informed (Mundy) 1 llst 81b, six and aged llst 111 b ; mares and geldings 19 Dundalk an -7 Ennlskillen...... •• .• • • - -' '
Ensign, by purchase, vice Hopkins pro,noted, Aug. 25. ,0 .
reeards Thomes Yerk)-Ellis Sykes and Jonss Andrew, of packet) ...... .... NI, ........ ; Livei•pool •
allowed 31b, 31b, maidens (winners of inatches only) 41b, s; ockport, Cheshire, ironmongers-Win. Al Itoft Summers, einerica (by U Stetesl I
that an extra or special train was comine up, and 68 East Angdan........ ---••• • • • • • 804 812 alis Mc K. G. A. •
Mr. Smith's Sir Rowland Trenchard, 6 yrs, 7st 6lb 50 h Foot-Ensign Montague de S Ch I e Arthur Day, and Wil dam Baldock, of North:or, packet) ..........N( -••..- . eoutharneteni
yet he did not take any notice of it, If 11% had at- (Wells) 2 upwarde 71b • the winner to be sold for 120 BOVii ; 81%1 East Lancashire ................... - 5 7,3 5 942
erica to be Lieutenant, y pure rase, vic s
CI • b .1. • e Puberts, who el --
Seuthempton, engineers -Charles Ernest Nol la and Win. Australia (via South-I OCt. 4 -
tended to the notice the accident would not have hap- m Gee B • gentlemen rii'lers • jockeys 6lb extra • o • gen , , one mile and a 417 Eastern Counties and Norfolk.. ••.. 1 2
$ 1,519 23,05 iHonourable Cie -le Cornwallis Chetwynd to ..... ....... southampton
r. i s ourgems, 4 yrs. Bst 21b (J. Marson) 3 Eastern Union •• -.•-••••.. • • • • • 3 retires; the al s
tt f 1 C • Ch • 1 CI •-m ton)
Henry Plummer, o , mown court, eapsit e, iy, coin- aP ; •• •• .7 •• ~• Mt
pened. • half ; 4 subs. Ditto (via st at settles, NI
The following also ran :-Tadca.ster, Dagobert, Re- 78 Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee...". 3,293 3,313 be Eusign. by purchase, vice Claake, Aug. 25.
mission agents-Robert Clegg and Win. Clegg, of Hey-
Age Age 6 Exeter and Crediton.. • ...... • ...... 131 195 51st Foot-Edwar ! Marcus Beresford, Gent., be Ensign, ~. f I loud DIM/ (Vla aPO 0 • , sett '
... type .
George Smart, an engine-fitter at Brighton, said that veille, Curio, Vignette, Whi 1 k Amy, te oc ,Medina, St. Faith 22 Furness Hallway ... .............. 858 1,053w00d, Lancashire, cotton spinners-Alfred Su I • Sinian, es- Hope)
..
..
..
.. .. .. N 1 , ;SOL 19-
on the day in question he was sitting at dinner close m L d- f b 4 I Bordeaux, aged - Africa (West Coast; ..Nl3rl of the month . Plymouth .
erry ass, an gr y Chanticleer out of Slayer's 17154 Glasgow, and iouth-Western........ 6.015 6,408 " purchase,
The Hero (h b), aged... 0 Sir George 4 doth Foot -Secoud Lieutenant Wykehatu Leigh Pem- •24, &30ot me Dover -••
upon or near the switchman's box, at the station signal,
Da h • uts ter. 2''3 Great Northern and E. L......... .. 18.175 20.731 , shire, cotton warp makers (so fat as regards
Lister Priest- Alexandria..........N 8, ",
'4th frit 20th of mot. Souttnimptoi•
on the north side of the Croydon station. There was aB•-5 2 • S. Rowland Th d sitting to agst Sir _renc ar ,sto 2 The MEMBERS' PLATE (Handicap) of 50 Boys, for all 188 Great Southern and Western (Ireland) 7,528 5,425 °erten to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Warren, pro' shire,
Josiah Stokes and Richard Win. Young, of Millwala A1exaedri5..........31 • ,
ent. • to be En- ley)-Josiah - - Bahamas 51.17th of the mote Ssut tin imam.
ballast engine standing on the main line, taking in water. ages; 5 fur. 319% Great Western ................,... 25,52 25,017 'noted, Aug. 25 ; John D'Olier George, G ,
Poplar, naptha manufacturers-William Oxley, E !ward eel
............ N,l 'al a' • • • • • • ...... Dover .... • •
and 3to 1 agst Comfort, 6to 1 agst Merry Lass colt.' °' 2514 [rush fresh south Eastern ..............., 314 247 sign, by purchase, vice Peineertore Aug. 23.
• Oxley, John Stewart Oxley, and Frederick Wm Brind, Brazil .............. 51 9th of the month.. ehtuthatretton. ,
The two station signals were both reversed, when he Won in aea b three lengths, canter y ree two lengths between Age st lb' Age st lb 90 Lencaster and Carlisle • . •-... ..... . 7,027 6,9)7 68th Foot-Captain Alexander eilacdonald, from half-
f London and Liverpool (so far as regards Edward Buenos Ayres .... .. .. 51,9 th of the month.. Southampee. Atilig"
saw a train coming down the cutting, and heard theßordeaux - ^Cape of Good Hope ..Nll4th co the moat Plymouth ..
the second and third; the others passed the chair at pay, moot, o e
signalman sing out to the driver of the ballast engine to Black Swan - Leeds Northern ..•• ..........., „ „ _ ._Oxley.) Cape of Good Hope ..N • lath of the month. Souttiatneton
straggling intervals. Colonel U 1 Lieutenant Stephen Croft _
iineve on, which he did at once. Shortly afterwards the The COLT a Rac apelt
ehe vOLT SAPLING STAKES of 50 sovS. each, 30 ft, for 4 6 6 553% London and North Westera ... • ..... 60,551 60,8 3 to be Captain, by purchase, vice Macdonalml, who retires;
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. . Ceylon (see Doha
accident took place several yards from the water crane. 2-yr-olds, Bst 71b each. T.Y.C. 12 subs. Longinus
Dionysius Onafri Marianski, qu , arrier Hamilton.
Ceylon • • • • • • •.......N ;14th of the mom,
ae OSI
Mr. Parker, the station-master, then came to him, and L Blondelle
_______
Derby's Crown Pigeon by Woodpi eon
Lord , g
asked bins who was the driver of the South-Eastern Cen.us
(Templeman) 1 46 Londonderry and Enniskillen ........ 477 421
train. Witness pointed him out, and Mr. Parker asked 72d Foot-Lieutenant C. C. Wellesley Vessey to be Ad- China (see Duna) 1 - I
ct 7th and Rth Victoria, cap 12, for
Sir C. Monck'e Vandal (Basham) 2 The BRENTWOOD STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 50 added, - Manchester, Buxton, and Matlock, &c. " An Account pursuant to the A Constantinople .. -:7817 24 &27 oral. Dover ......!
19th day of August. 1854.
bim how he had made such a mistake as to run paid the for two-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b, fillies, Bst 4lb ; win- 167 es Manchester, Shetti - jutant vice Crotnbie promoted, Aug. 25.
eldand Lincolnshire 8,9,10 • •the Week ending on Saturday the Censtantinople .... .. ..14th & 20th o South•i I icon./
Mr. J. M. Stanley's Brother to Royal Hartßlake t he Lieu-
signals, Simpson, the prisoner, replied that he should 9% Manchester and South Junction • ..... 749 769 74th Foot-Ensign George Pilkington n
ISSUE DEPARTMENT. ' Cont. of Europe II & NiTwice dai1y...... D0ver...... irsf' 1
spea.k the truth before God and man, and that he had . (Bartholomew) 3 tiers previous to starting of any sweepstakes or plate 28 Maryport and Carllsle .............. , 783 1,016 tenant, by purchase, vice Stonehouse, who retires; Abel a A Egypt (see India) 1 1 „Areal
run put the two semaphore signals. Mr. Milder's Airlie - , . alue 494 ai Midl
and ••
• • • - ••
•• • ..... -•••• •• 27'48 i 29,5" Straghan, Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Blake,
Notes Issued ...• .. •• 27,00 .
2 755 •iovernment debt.... 11,015,100 France ........ M& N 'l'vfice daily......lDover .....•i1,,,04 1
Superintendent Lund-At the time the exc • Betting-7 to 4 emit Brother to Royal Hart, 7to 4 71b extra; those by untried stallions or out of untried 126 Midland Great Western (Irish) ...... 2,958 2.'459 Other securities.. 2 944 gen
eAug. 25. '• •' • - Gibraltar ..........a1 4,7, 17,20,27 of n ' rioutheMPlo"j ••'' •is
excursionMonkiands -•. • • .................. 1 013 137 . Gold coin and bullion 13,002,755 Greece (see India) I
1 !
tra'n struck the ballast-train; what rate • and 2to 1 agst Crown Pigeon, 3to 1 agst Vandal. mares allowed 31b, only one allowance; the winner to 731 • ' '0 ' 90th Foot-Ensign Wm. John Rous to be Lieutenant,
'
was it going 834 Newcastle and Car1i51e...........„.. 3,363 3, 83 Sliver bullion ........ - Greytown .......... al 2rid & 17th of mon.flouthamptot•ta
5 Boys towards expellees ; half a enile ; 4 subs.
' at ? Vatelal made all the runnin t •th' f t'd PaY
.. go wi in aewsri es 119 North British ....................... 5,144 5,6 7 by purchase, viceVeughan,prornotedg John Jos
2_ .
- Hamburgh ..........NTuesday & Friday ILoacion..• • *1..04, 6
Witness-From 20 to 80 miles an hour, of the chair, when he was caughf by Crown Pigeon, and Broker 1 The Despised I Piccadilly - North Staffordshire .... „„„„ „ „, _ - Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Rous, Aug.
.5 • A 27,002,755 £27,002,753 Havannah .......... 51 and of the monV !Senthainp'o, ""'',.
Thomas Steadman, switchman. at the East Croydonat least beaten by a neck ; a length and a halt between Guitar I . 47 Nerth-Western .... .... „ 1,315 1,•241 Lieutenant Henry Hope Crea.lock to be
Adjutant,
vice • M. MARSHALL, Chef Cashier. Holland .... - . ..... :51, Daily . , inn 14
IDover ... •• • , two; _
t ' 'Scottish Central ........, Honduras .......... 01 17th of the mon• It
;tem], eantem.
station, Raid, he WaS stationed there, on the north side he secoed and third ; Airlie beaten off. The CHELMSFORD HANDICAP of 20 sovs each, h ft, and 82 . •• •• •• -" } 3,708 4,077 Vaughan, promoted, Aug. 4.
Scottish Midland ....., „
,„
..... be Lieu- Dated the 24e. day of August, 1454.
, Twelfth V c 97th Foot-Ensign Douglas A-a M'Gregor to . . India (vlaSouniampt.)sl 4th & 20th of m :11.1Plym uth • A`..
at the titne of the accident. The Dover train pa.seed Year o• the GREAT YORKSHIRE STAKES of 10 and only sif declered, for three-year-olds and up- 29% Shrewsbury and Birmingham ...... 930 987, William BANKING DEPARTMENT.
h • R lls who retires • iniia (via MarseffiesiM 81h&24th of mo ••1 'Dover ...• ••1
about 12.50, and Freon afterwards the driver of the tch wit
sovs. em , h 100 aided for the becond horse ; for er of an handica after wards ; the winn y . p the weights 4 / ihrewsbury and Chester .......... 1 992 2 233 tenant, by pure ase, vice eyno t, .
purchase. vice A A lonian Isles (see India) 7, '7, & 27 of monjDover•• •• g.
29 Shropshire Union ......... -. .750 974 Heusy Cove Oates, Gent., to ba Ensign, by
ballast engine, which was down at the lower end of 3-yr-oids ; colts, Bst 710 ; fillies, 84 210 ; certain win- were declared 510, twice or more 10Ib extra; the les ' South Dev0n........ , ......• :::::::. 2,315 2,•52 M'Gregor, Aug. 25. Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,0r0 Government securities Ireland ........M & N Twice deo. !lete ne,ei •Atatir ie
3 450 375 (includg.Dead •veight
ners extra • the owner of the thud Francis Alex- Rest ..... ... ...... , , [Ashen.. - - .... - -hi 7,9, 17, &27 of 11,;SOLlitlarni.: . wont
the siding, whistled to know if he mieht conse out e , horse to receive second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 sise oast eastern .........
„.......... 22,118 23.031 Rifle Brigtule-Seconmi Lieutenant Boyd
urchill ro- Peelle deposits sin_ keeeity) ~.. „ .... 11.030,873 Madeira ............. 5t 9th tif the minatHaouthampt is•
o 0 tiOvß. nut of the stakes 0 e m'l 162 South wales ..•........ t b purchase, vice Ch , P
to water. Witness looked to see if the signals were • mm i e and three-quar- sovs towards expenses ;to start at the Distance Post 4.245 5,8 n
e ander to be Lieutenan , y chiding Eitehe iser, •)ther securities ...... 14,7 .0,597 Madeira ........ ... a ,23d ot month lPlymoutb ••1
tens. 158 subs. and go once round. I ta% South York.. Do ••'•' •• - '•
neast,er, and Goole:: 1..73 lOa Commissioners of N tes •• . .......... 6,879,520 Malta (see India) 1 1 Olt 96
all on to " Danger,' and finding they were, he gave ' motel, Aug. 25. lAu .
Lord Derby's Acrobat, Bst 71b - , ;old and silver coin .. 698,537 Melte ............ ~•17,17.19,27, 30 of m.; Dover.."' .
(Templemen) 1 Age st lb 1 Age st lb 36 Ulster .•• • • - ..................., „ 3(1 West India, Regimen -
him permission to come out. That was about five 1,372 1,927 lvice Skinner, appointed ages Banks, and Mauritius (see India t 1
Lord Zetlard's Ivan, Bst 7tle (J. Msrson) 2 Sleeping Partner I Nutpecker......... 4 7 5 75 Waterford and Limert k
---e- •••• •• .• .... 647 780 be Lieutenant, without purchase,
Dividend Accounts) 3,891,195 Mauritius .......„..N
;14th of the monthl . OeP '
t 1
minutes befere one o'clock, and he came out. While Mr. G. Barton's Arthur W '
Wellesley (Holmes) 3 (inc 51b extra) 6 812 I Fmrebrand
............ 810 89 to the 35th Foot, Aug. 25. .
n Walter Henry Gill to Other depot' s ...... th,3•0,618 ; Mexico ............54 21e1 of the month.
;SonthamPte•
he was standing there witness heard another train The following also ran Gn .- ainekeeper, Merry Monck, Little N Lughty ... 58 1 I Miss B titon - - Cape Mounted Rillemen-Ensig
Whitmore, pro- Seven Day and other Naples . . . .. .... .. N
;sth i tlo2sthotmon .Dover .• • • •••
..,,is
coming use but could not tell what it was. He looked Chempagne, Aribbae, and Tros. The GALLEYWOOD STAKES of 5 soya each, with 30
3 6 5 652 fork and Newcastle, and Ber•vick & be Lieutenant, without purchase, viceßills„ „„ „ ... . 1;74,839 New Granada ...... 5: 2d & 17th of month SouthamPl7 view-
anti saw it between the foot-bridge and the brick-bridge, Betting-9 to 4on Acrobat, 6to 1 agst Champagne added, for three-year-oils and upwards ; 6 fur. To York and North Midland & Leeds 32,358 35,394 moted in the 6.2,1 Foot, Aug. 25.
he-Serjeant John M`Kay, - -
£32,350,027 nand ......., „;15t- private ship ..; Various po• . ..
£13.350.027 Papal Mines .. .. ~ ..N •Mhlso24llofinon , Dover •• •• ',;
and he called to the driver to get out of the way, SHY Bto 1 agst Ivan, 20 to 1 agst any other. ' close atid name Monday,b FOREIGN. School of Musketry at Hyt
wi h the rank
on between four and six 57 fl9th Foot, to be Quartermaster, , M. w Ansi:Liu, Chief seshier. Peninsu a .......... Nll7th 1 7th2Bthormon 'Southamptoo.. ,ores
ing, "Get on; there's a train coming, and I'm afraid _
kribt,as jumped off in front, but wae soon passed by o'clock, p.ni. a Dutch Rhenish .. ,„ „ ...., ~,,,„ 2,045 I,QOI rom the
Dated the 24th day of August. 1854. Peru ............., M : •••1 & 27th to mon ,aouthampt • '
she won't stop." The ballait-train laid moved on from the favourite, who carried on the running to the Wood- Her m ....AJESTY'S PLATE of 100 ' guineas ; three-year- 185 Lyons and Mediterranean •• •• -•• .• 8,201 7,049 of Ensigp, Aug. 25.
63 Niontereau it'd Troyes .............. - STAFF.-Purveyor to the s Matthew Wreford, to
Force , . . _ P trt Natal ........., N 'l4th co the month! Plymonth ••
SiellP • • •• • • ........N sthl ,th2sthotnion, Dover •• •• •••
geg ii
40 to 50 yards when the collision took place. end, where the lead was taken by Ivan, who held it to olds, 7st 71b, four 9et, five 9st 61b, six and a 63 Namur and Liege i he Forces serving in Turkey with
''''7B 1•673 be Purveyor-in-Chief to t , _ PRIr:E OF SUGAR.
ged Tuscany .. . .... .. „ N St h niti•2sthotmo 1.:1 Dover •• • • a., jor-
James Chinnear, signalman on the 'south side of the E ist the Gravel-road. The favourite, who had been in close Oct 910; two miles. 414 Northern of France ................ 24,89 I 33, 13 the relative rank of Major, while so employed, Aug. 2a.
age price of Browe or ascovatlo Sugar corn- Venezuela .. thainPlPD I
......, 51 2d & 17th of -nonthaiou , .
Croydon Station, said th it when the train came up it pursuit then challenged him, and with Arthur Wettest, y The CUP STAKES 01 10 RCM each, with 50 added if •7 urteans and Cetaraps • 35 31'1 40,809
6240 Part dL • ' -'•'• - ' •
san sorts .................. 17,731 I 20.135 BREVET -Co.onel 1 Thomas Fox Strengways, of the The aver .
1111
" l'er General, with local rank, puted from the returns mete in t e woe en( in, gs al van Diemen's Lane (se-I
t.
Ise 1 Artiller to be Braga( i - Austratia) ... ..
was going at an unusual speed, and the semaphore well up in his wake, an interesting race home ensued. three start ; three-yeer-omds 7st 21b, four 84 71b 84 Perla ind Rouen. ................ 12,178 1 10.69 --OYa . Yd, 0 a special service in Turkey, Aug. 25 ; Aug., lesl is 20e. tea. per hundredweight, exclusive of ~ a e
cv °- ••es • ..
.•f n kr '(• 17th n mom) 'Smiths • mt2.."............„..----'
signals being both reversed, he ran out of his box and The favourite, however, won easily by a length, the five 94, six and aged 9sl 210 • mares and geldina' 352 Paris and strasburge ........... .. 26,314 ; 26,885 while employe u
M I nahl of the 68th Foot, to be the ditties of Customs' paid •or ponible thereon on the im-
held up his hande. The train Wag going about 40 miles second beating the third by two lengths. Nothing allowed 31b, maiden four-year-olds Jeas 59 'omen ~ini II lyre ••.. .. -
ISI • At • - portation thereof into Great Britain. T i
pwards 7lb ; 132 Western of France . ...... .......... • 6,639 8,674 Major in the Army, Nov. 9, 1816 , Brevet- Nor exam A lette Filial
an hour when opposite the distance signal, and about el-e near, the winner to be mold for 300 sovs, if demanded, and der Macdonald, of the 68th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colouel GRAND BULL FIGHT AT MADRID.----
onth °dad of
35 when it passed him. HI. semaphore was worked Champagne broke down soon after passing the lower the owner to subscribe to the race next year; two i * The receipts include the traffic cu the Orleans and Central, Or-
in .he Army, June 20. Madrid says :- "On the 20th of this
the woe gsigg;
according to that on the north side, arid it indicated eans and Bordeaux. and . have Rra id bull-fight for the benefit of .
turn, and was pulled up, and walked in miles and a half ; 5 subs. roars and Nantes MEMORANDUM. -The commission of Ensign William SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. g - lied •P IV
f •I• f the kl ''a
danger some time before the excursion train came in the revolution, end of the atm lee o
eigh 1 eehr
The GIMCRACK STAKES of 10 imVS each, with 100 added, es. . Age I Age e Henry Crotepton, of the 42(1 Foot, to bear (late 17th Aug., _______e_______
He had stopped traine comin ' tth tf4og in a era e o CERTIFICATES FOR ART.-The find examinations uy bulls will be killed in the morning, and
for two-yr-olds ; colte, Bst 711-,"; fillies, Bst 211). The v ingt-un 5 I Sackbut .. 6 1854, in lieu of 18th, as previously stated. The name of
CUSTOM HOUSE, AUG. 25. ,be give° "J reet ''-r
miles an hour with the south semaphore signal, but • • the Department of Science and Art of candidates for evening. The reprementittion is ti ~ ke
Rackapelt
had - winner of the Convivial or Prince of Wales's Stakee 41F by Verulam out of e nsign appo .
received no orders to do so. The noise of an ap- e maeterebi • 'ps in local schools of arts have just been con- is Vibart, and not Vibort, as previously stated. The tip- VESSELS ENTERED INWanDa,-The Conearenetrand, brated Cochares The people of Madrel Pi re 00°,0.
preaching train depended very much, for the distance 3lb extra. The second to receive 25 soya out of the Nutpeeker 4 I Jennala - •
gl-houso. he were e f V • S John Constant, from from Shediec ; Transit, Memel •J. G Coster, Isle Vait
pointment o Veterinary Surgeon nu • The bulls s
terest in this extraordinary affair.
at which it ed 0 slieu-ss
. was heard, upon the state ef the wind. stakes, and the third to save his stake. One mile'. The CHAMPAGNE SELLING STAKES of 3 !more each, with amined in geometey, ge . geggge, meceenieet drawing, beis.p„y of the sth Dragoon Guards, to be Veterinary and Liver St. Lewrence ; rine, berruch4 ; Teest pantie / by the proprietor,. of the most renown
d other les
Mre John Haines tithe (42 sube.) 30 added. for two-yr-olds and upaard. ; T.Y.C. ; half and elementary ' rs'
'• S f the C 1 De en
sot at Newbridge hes been Portland, Marsela • . Martha Whitinore, Port R ff; an
, e surveyor at Folkestone, y colouris g, having to perform exercises Surgeon o e aye ry . 1 trice; of Veragua, Conquista, Gaviria, be IsO a
senger by the second art
of the stone, a pas-
Mr. T. Wilkinson's Nettle, by Sweetnseat, Bst 21b a mile. To close and Larne on Tuesday. name of Etisign brimston, Helene, Ceroline, 'Suntiewall ; Miran, Dantzic• Eentl- deck t ma,
wife, said that, on the train e.excursion train with his in a limited titue ; they were aleo required to produce cancelled. The first Christian
ArCh n 1,
(J. Manson) 1 The STAND STAKES, of 8 soy., each, with 25 added, for various works • these' - • executed during the past of the 93,1 Foot, is &awe, anti not Holland, as Previs raeht, Wore= ; Ophelia, Dantzic ; Augustin, • e The rosettes and rifsbons which are to ass de v."7001'
‘I- -se to be supplied by Mesdames O'Donnell, leoshe Cm gv
and a-half minutes to 1 lo? passing Set's Nest, at four c • H in. subjects, ex Hitodotarg ; Diana, Goshen-
rt' D J d'th Bst 21b...(Aldcroft) 2 three-yr-olds and upwards ; heats, last half mile, and '
aptam arcou s ame •u i ,1 tt d The surnatee of the Gentlemen Cadet ap• Cmsar, Lagos ; Hetilinhis,
ousysae De A uile, Corradi wife of the editor of , ,0(.1 0:,
the speed, and hearing c '
ock he became alarmed at year. The follow -H. J. Ander-
ine obtained certificates; . 'swell • Alice Tarlton, St Croix; g ( olu fr 11'
pointed to the 21st Foot, on 10th August, 1854, is Roll- burg; Christiana, Sun(
the carriage, he tookgo expressions to
the
same effect in Mr' Edwards's Saraband, Bst 7lb (Wells) 3 the distance post to be placed 120 yard. from the win- son T. Arthur,- WSB le h A N
' W. I. Baker, W. , . er ins aw, A. N.' G• h• 9, Ft b . publico), De C (see, and other ladies of. the
_ithsr
...,ii.
ut his watch The following a . I P f LF • sling post. To close and name on Tuesda
so ran :-The ro essor, e ripon, y. Brooke, J. W
- .Ch I* ACI J D. Croome, S Elton, Y,
wa and not Holloway, as previously 'stated. Cadnilla, Pillen ; Loge, Qu hec ; isc win ~ am urg , .
Ivo!), e ets e
at which they were ••••••;- - aa - and timed the rate -C dinar • John Cick, Yuria aristocracy. The horses are to be g' s who 8 t;011,
... . ci, - --1 0...:....e. llnnlr arm r_ .nr _ T d Alfredl y
y,
y,___ . _ eva ier, •
___O ea..' ,z, re at..anei, U la WHITEHALL, AUG. 25.
- c°rn_eilise. Quebec; _4..1."1:r: Nisei-aria' Rand helm _ ' the Roesl etahlet, or he different persope .ow
_.... 8 _. _tr

Witness—From 20 to PO miles an hour.
Thomas Steadman, switchman, at the East Croydon
station, said, he was stationed there, on the north side,
at the time of the accident. The Dover train passed
about 12.50, and soon afterwards the driver of the
ballast engine, which was down at the lower end of
the 4ling, whistled to know if he ini4lit come out
to water. Witness looked to see if the i-ignals were
all on to " Danger," and finding they were, he gave
hire permis-ion to come. out. That was about fiv e
minutes before one o'clock, and he came out. While
he was standing there witness heard another train
coming up, but could not tell what it was. He looked
and saw it between the foot-bridg-e and the brick-bridge,
and be called to the driver to get out of the way, say
ing, " Get on ; there's a train coining, and I'm afraid
she won't stop." The ballast-train l,ad moved on from
40 to 50 yards when the collision took place.
James Chinnear, signalman on the'southside of the E tat
Croydon Station, said th it when the train came up it
was going at an unusual speed, and the setwiphore
signals be:n, hoth reversed, he ran out of his box and
held up his hands. The train was going about 40 miles
an hour when opposite the distance signal, and about
35 when it passed him. His semaphore was worked
according to that on the north side, and it indicated
danger some time before the excursion train came in
He had stopped trains coming in at the rate of 40
miles an hour with the south semaphore signal, but
bad received no orders to do so. The noise of an ap-
proaching train depended very much, for the distance
at which it was heard, upon the state cf the wind.
Mr. John Raines,_ tithe surveyor' at Folkestone, a pas-
senger by the second part of the excursion train with' his
wife, said that, on the train passing Stoat's Nest, at four
and a-half minutes to 1 o'clock, he became alarmed at
the speed, and bearing expressions to the same effect in
the carriage, he took out his watch and timed the rate
at which they were going. fterpassing the stating,
t and a quarter,
the first
intonemle wan done i one
the next
thathad his watch
a minute ; the fourth he di t not see .
just before
in his hand, and it was his impression
the accident occurred they slacenedspeed: His wife
first spoke to him of the rate they were going at, and
he felt alarmed at it himself.
Cross-examined by Mr. Rawlings—Are you in the
habit of travelling by excursion trains
Witness—Never before, and I hope never again. We
were going at the rate of three miles in three minutes
And a quarter. After leaving Tunbridge I noted the
speed'twice. '
First, it was two miles in five minutes -
and the second time, two miles in four minutes.
Applications were then made by their respective agents
to hold the prisoners
fireman ers to bail ; and that made on behalf
at
of the driver
of the ballast engine was
granted on the ground that the evidence showed they
had received permission to water their engine on the
up line. They were acctohrdeiirngly admitted to bail, them-
eureties in similar amounts.
selves in 100/. each, and
On the part of the driver and- fireman of the excursion.
train the application was refused.
It being now half-p
ast 5 o'clock,
vt_catti.e. inquiry was ad.
journed till Tuesday next, at 11 o lo

from
GnAND BULL FIGHT AT MADRID.--A letter 00111
Madril says : "On the 20th of this month Od
i
lave a gra id bull-fight for the benefit of the wacrj fighl
the revolution, and of the Families of the killed', tb°
bulls will be killed in the morning, and eigh,",,,-
evening. The representation is to be aiven hY v"e-r,t coin'
brated Cachares The people of Madrid take gr geed
terest in this extraordinary affair. The bulls are air
by the proprietors of the most renowned gziegdoel
tracts of Veragna, Corigoista, Gaviria, and other Poo 0
The rosettes and ribbons which are to deck the buoioor
to he supplied by Mesdames O'Donnell, Rog (I° mainor
De Aguil Corradi (wife of the editor ,)f the vd
"elf
The horses are to be
Politico), Dc C 'sse, and other ladies of the old 1° froin
given,
either e
aristocracy.
the Royal stables, or by different persons wbf):trAtioc'
ling to co.onerate in the eclat of the ref The
The Cr
This fete will he both national and patriotic. a ,t the
ceipts will be large.; on ordinary
, 30.000 f. are obtain ne-
ed at the Or
regular prices

CERTIFICATES FOR
ART.—The first examinations by
the Department of Science and Art of candidates for
masterships in local schools of arts have just been con-
cluded at Marlborough-house. The candidates were ex-
amined in geometry, perspective, mechanical drawing,
and elementary colouri g, having to perform exercises
in a limited time ; they were also required to produce
various works in these subiects, executed during the past
year. The following obtAined certificates:—H. J. Ander-
son, T. Arthur, W. I. Baker, W. S. Berkinehaw, A. N.
Brooke, J. W.Chevalier, A.Cole, J. D Croome, S Elton,
J. F. Fm R.,
nie, J. R.
Fussell, G. Gill, W. T Griffith, H. B.
Hagreen, J. Healy, T. Holmes, J. Kemp, W. A.
Kittnerbrook, J. C.
Lancheaick, R.- G. Lyne, W.
Muckley, C. C.
Pyne,-H. Rafter, J V. Riehar&on,
G. R.Yler, J. F. Stueetli, J. F. Sturtenant, J. C. Swat-
-
I 'w, C. Svvitistead, J. C. Thompson, R. Tucker, M.
Walker, J. White, M. Wigzell, and G. P. Yeats.
[A.nvEnTlsEstENT.]—Du Barry's Delicious Revalenta
Arabica Food invariably restores health, without medicine.
inconvenience, or expense, as it saves 5() times its cost in
other remed;
----43. We extract a few out of 50,000 testi-
montals of cures, which had resisted all medicines. Cure
No. 180.—" Twenty-five years' nervousness, constipation,
indigestion, and debility, from which I had suffered great
misery, and which no medicine could remove or relieve,
have been effectually cured by Du Barry's food in a very
short tine.--W. B. Reeve Pool
dyspepsia, Pool Anthony, Tiverton."
Cure No. 4,208._" e
Eight
nervousness,
debility, with cramps. spasms and nausea, have been
effectually 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
y
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 Dies, Norfolk." Cure
No, • 3,9oo.—Thirteen years' cough, indigestion, and gene.
"'I debility have been removed by Du Barry's excellent
Focl.—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 Arabi ca.
Andrew Frazer, Haddington, East Lothian." " Trevagler,
Gulval, near I anzance. Feb. 20th, 1851.—Eighteen years
nervous debility, violent palpitation of the heart, throb-
bing of the temples, violent pains in the left side anti 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
niY legs; all these symptoms have been removed by De
Barry's excellent Foal.—:Mary Gilbert." —ln canisters,
suitably packed for all climates, and with full instructions
—llb., 2s. 9d.; 21b., 4s. 6d. ' • 51b., Its. ; 121 b., 2's. ;
super-refined, 11b., 6s. ; 21b., 11s. ; 51b., 225. ; 101 b., 335.
The 101 b. and 1211)., carriage free, on post office order.
Barry du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, London ;
Fortnum, Nlason, and Co., perveyors to her Majesty, Pic-
cadilly' also at 68, Cornhill; GO, Gracechureh-street ;
330 and 451, Strand, 63 and £5O, Oilord-street ; 55,
Charing-crass ;4, Clwapido.
'

VESSELS ENTERED INWARDS.—The Confarenstrand,
from Sliedhe ; Transit, Memel ; .J. G Coster, Isla Vait
and Liver St Lawrence ; Luz, orrucha ; Tees, Dantic ;
Portland, Marsala ; Martha Whitmore, Port Retiff;
Helene, Caroline, Stindswall ; Miran, Dantzic; Bend-
raght, Worcuin; Ophelia, Dantzie; Augustin, Archangel,
Cxsar, Lagos ; Heminiiirt, fla•nburg •, Diana, Go'ilen-
burg ; Christiana, Sundswall ; Alice Tarlton, St Croix ;
Camilla, Pillatt ; Loge, Qn hec ; Gischwina, Hamburg ;
Cornelia Quebec ; Calmar, C Imar ; John Cick, Yuria
Novia. ; Cuise. Soilerhanin : Victoria, Bandholtu.
VESSELS ENTERED OUTwARDS.—The Magdalena, for
Adelaide; Pandora, Stockholm ; Reke, Trieste and Venice ;
Sopa, Constantinople ; Frederika, Memel ; Josephine,
New Zealand ; Victorine, Guayaquil ; Daphne, Rio Ja-
neiro ; Conservative, C 'pc of Good Hope; Joseph Bushby,
Calcutta : Ida Kairackee.
CLEARED Ida,
WITH CARGO.—The Aberfoyle,
St. Philip ; Patrick Henry, New York ; George Leslie,
Boston ; Swi t, St. John's, Newfmindland ; Fle-ha,
Ghent ; Lousie, Stettin ; Ainhagsador, Halifax ; Mathilde,
Konigsberg; NVbynan, Adelaide; Minjanthas, Amster-
dam.

stake., and the third to save his stake. One mile.
(42 subs.)
Mr. T. Wilkinson's Nettle, by Sweetme(ajt Bst 21b
~
Marson)
Bst 21b...(Al(dwcreolfits)) 23
CmarptEaiLliararisc,osusrat'rsabDaanmd7BJs—ut (17i1tbh,
The
Jackfollowing
sh
eaplpsoarr,a n :
sey Scipio, T h
eC
oProfessor,
L Lorda Fripon,Alrd
Monge,
Polydora, Flatterer, Col
h Be
pe
pt tai
rndg, —6 Flatterer,acoit. 10 to 3 agst Jack
SI. A head between the
second
din
acnledvetrhlyirdb.y h
Jack Sheppard, well
Betting-6
a4gsatgPitolydor
up, were the next two.
Fallfatatelerentg:taind
117tr.hs
MAJESTY'S
71
Tt'sPh ; LATfilr.y.o
guineasoflrool(is,9
st 2
for mares ;
fie .y
v;
rt.hozse-,
miles.
Sir ; six-yr-olds and aged, 9st 131 b. Three
Sir C. 'Mack's Huncamunca, by Melbourne, 4 yrs
(J. Marson) 1
Mr. It. J. Jones's Adelaide, 3 yrs (Charlton) 2
Ammonia and Peggy also ran.
Betting-5 to 4on Huncamunca, 4to 1 agst any
other.
Adelaide made the running to within a short distance
of home, when she was caught by Huncamunca and
beaten easily by half a length. The others were many
lengths behind.
The MEMBERS' PLATE of 50 goys, for three-yr-olds and
upwards. Optional selling weights, &c. One mile
and a half.
Mr. T. Hesseltine's colt, by Fitzallen— Miss Burns's
darn, 4 yrs (301), 7st 11lb arlton
Mr. Ridley's Sister to Bolton, 3 yrs (301), sst(Ch 2lb (car) 1
-
ried sst 61b) ........................ (Bes) 2 Mr. Morris's Phcenix, 3 yrs (30/), sst 711) .. (M at
undy) 3
La The followingss, also ran :—Haxby, Westwood, Lady
bton, Poete
Won by half a length.
TYRO STARES.

PROGRAMME OF LINCOLN MEETING.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31.
The BROWNLOW STAKES Of 5 sbvs. each, with 25 added,
for all ages ; one mile ; 6 subs. To name on the 30th
instant.
WEIGHTS fcr the LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP STAKES.
Two miles. Forfeits to be declared by the 26th of
August. Should the highest weight accepted be un-
der Sit 71b, it will be raised to that, and the rest in
proportion.

Artillery Company of London—Lieutenant, William
Henry Rough to he Captain, in the room of Stephen Henry
Lee, Esq., who retiree.
COMMISSION SIGNED BY THE QUEEN.

The Essex Rifles— Charles Seombergh Thomas, Esq., to
be Paymaster, from 19th May, 1851, June 2.
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS.

BIRTHS. the
OF A SON.
On th(l 23(1 inst, at Bellarena, county Loncleuclerri'
wife of Sir Frederick W'lliam Hevgate, Bart. f Cop
tai°
On the 21st inst, at Weymouth, the %cif° °
Wm. King Hall, Commander of H.M.S. Bulldog(
OF A DAUGHTER. Weil'
On the 21st inst , at the Vicarage, Westbil,rr°fneiere;A6
Gloucestershire, the wife of the R..,v. T. Ti Ma"fe, 01 ""
On the 23d inst., at Harrow-on-the-Hill, the °-
Rev. Alfred S. Hewlett, of Barham-wood, Elstree.
--
a.
On the 24th inst., MARRIED. SW'f°r
Baron, Lord BrownlowaTt.Bl. her
go'
quis o Exeter, toXharlotte Alexawirina
only daughter of Mward Thompson Curry,
l'cl.'
jesty's Consul at Ostend. 14.1cettcrtili,us'ese,C,nhdrtsochn,of„.
~,hcetigriisr:
agOe.nßtahlie,h22Atlnitnhsotn.y,
TathiFleDkanrrelosgHEen,tepk:e.ign.,othe
f Bedsslb 1 W i
es of sr):
bill, .
V
3.1 P. for that borouoh. hovls° 1
news, the ttiliee 2
R2edv.i•Tnlt.o'n:ants SlinanwthessmSPht:pnc'oateft,els.*:' for
years vicra of St. Michael's, and master
On the 26th 0
Ensign Fredk. Danef of the .0
a 24,
gramm .r school in that • rish.
fan •
- try, sixth son of M: ' General Jahn Tulloc ?
(j ,r-DOI
Hon F t I 1. tTun
IeI,PTRAuI Biotterhr,ac4kspthorlielennfalsir',,:trec.l3°.;
• _a. ni la Company's Service.
On the 2,1 inst at .12. s'on, Benge6rth'944
_—__
D-0---vorti
Evesham, Worreste.r'shire,lBThrnoamnasi Beale Per'
M.D., in 'his 81st year. ..--•:
.
LONDON : Printed and Published by 111.1 TR A _id
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Stas Office* si
the
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, itl
Middlesex, Butu:day, August 26, 3,8 a.
i

North Somerset Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry—
George Lewis Norman, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Lawson,
resigned, Aug. 21.
Leicestershire Militia—George Thomas Mowbray, Esq.,
to be Captain, Aug. 11.
Northamptonshire Regiment of Militia—William David
Lloyd Sparrow, Gent., to be Lieutenant, Aug. 21.
let Regiment of King's Own Staffordshire Militia—
George Richard Woolbouse, Gent., to be Surgeon, vice
Miller. resigned, Aug. 1.
Bedfordshire Regiment of Militia—Assistant-Surgeon
Michael Jame, Mactiorinack to be Surgeon, vice Thurnall,
resigned, Aug. 21.
96th Regiment of North British Militia—Charles Munro,
Gent., to be Lieutenant, Aug. 18.
Royal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia—Ensign
Charles Hawkins Fisher to bo Lieutenant, vice Chamber-
lain, Aug. 22.

Age st lb Age st lb
Kingston
Defiance
Lerrywbeut
Itch
Ammonia
Heapy
Haricot
Little Fawn
Merry Bird
Cleveland
Liudriek
St. Andrew
Eulogist 4 6 9 Determination ... 4 5 4
Postulant
Florist
The Vet 5 6 7 Motley
Newbold
Artbbas
Lady Vernon..... 4 6 2 Julius Agricola 3 4 10
The GRANET STAKES of 10 sovs. each, h ft, with 50
added, for two-yr-olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies and geld-
ings Bst 3lh ; a winner of 50 sovs. once befi re starting
:;lb, twice 51b, thrice 71h extra ; horse.; having started
twice and not won allowed 31b ; the winner to pay
ten sovs towards expenses, and the second to save
his stake ; q
threequarters of a mile ; 9 subs.
hr c Chicken (51b b f Vanessa Jack Sheppard
extra) Steelyard (slb extra)
Clara Clark br fby Van b f Polestar (slb
lure Cherry Bran. Tromp I extra
dy (31) extra) h c Van Winkle
The HUNTERS' STAYER of 3 sovs each,
three-year•olde 9et 51b, four lost 711

TR! BOTNE VIADUCT.
—FITA.
Lientallv killed on 11 on
about 15 years of age, was acceici3
Boyne viaduct. It ap-
ACCIDENT.—A ti)oy:
day morning by falling from th
pears he was the son of a stone-ma°sYori_
d that between S
who was working at the viaduct, an
walking .
along the
and 9 o'clock in the morning heor stone-cutter,
was
his
edge of the viaduct with a bundle of tools on
was when, losing his balance by the wind, which
the
back,
blow-
ing itharoly at the time, he missed his fioting, and
poor little fellow was precipitated into the river 10310 w,
the fall being about 130 feet. The dead body was not i
found until about 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
TIIE OLDEST INHABITANT. —The Warrenton (Va.)
M rs.
Wht.:g
.says ne ;To woman, the prop,rt% of F,liza F. Carter, near tipperville, in Fanquier i
county, flied on the 17th July, having attained the age!
of 1048ani 1 This is Qua of t4o tacit rumarkablo Gaga
of logyotty 1712 record.
i

Priestcraft
General Picton
Malcolm fillY, 3
zleva.; ran. Won by a neck.

KNAVESMIRE STAKES.

Boiardo ............••

walked over

ST. LEGER BETTING.
5 to 2 agst Boiardo (takeu).
6 to 1 agst, Acrobat (taken).
4 to 1 agst The Trapper (taken).

This, the last day of the nactltirs was cortsialy not

with 25 added ;
five llet 21b, sir

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