The Sun.
London, England, 1847-01-09 00:00:00

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Waterwitch c, M.

King
f Heart of Oak
R. llill
fllelmsley
By Hetman Platoff, Galata f,
Harlock
Macremma f, Harlock
--, Mantle c, Rogers
Marmora c, Rogers
—, Toga c, Harlock
—, Valance c, Harlock
—, Velveteen c
Highland Lass, dead
tHis Serene Highness
*Horn of Chase, The, Murray]
Hornet, Forth, jun.
By Hornsea (bro to Stitch) c,
Taylor
Hyderabad, W. Lumley
Ingoldsby, W. Edwards
By Inheritor, Calypso c, T.
Dawson
c Calypso's d, T. Dawson.
lonia, W. Lumley
*lrish King, The, Keegan
Isis, Cooper
Jack Musters, J. Scott
By Jaques, Ringlet c
Jennala, J. Scott
Jesuit, dead
Johnny Armstrong, dead
Jollity, Boyce, jun.
Jolly Dick
Jovial, Carr
Joyful, Kant
Jumble, I:rown
King of Morven, Kent
King of Naples, Cooper
Kite, W. Lumley
Lady Belfast, dead
Lady Lift, E. Jones
Lady of the Lune, Shepherd
Lady Lurewell, Taylor
Lancer, M. Dilly
'Lanesboro, J. Murphy
By Lanercest, Campollower f,
Warrener
Ellen Percy t
Abigail f, W. PAnson
by Hargrave d
La Femme Sage c,
Blenkhorn
Lady Stafford f, dead
Miss Martin c, 131enk
horn

f Mountains Sylph's d,
Warrener
f Quilt Arnold's d, Blen-
horn
Lazarillo, J. Scott
Legatee, dead
Leporello
Liberator, The, T. Dawson
Lionel, Rogers
Limestone. W. I'Anson
Little Julia, Kent
Little Muley, Brown
Little Nell, I'. Dawson
By Liverpool Mona c, Dockeray
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Lord of Gillesland, The
lurninouq, T. Dawson
J. Scott

STEAM NAVIGATION.
The new law to regulate steam navigation and to
require sea-going vessels to carry boats, which was
passed in August last, came into force on the Ist of
January. There are some provisions in the statute (9
and 10 Viet., cap. 100) which are now briefly noticed,
having reference to the numerous steamers on the
Tinheeaum:gs.
orßpyastshineg9th clause, every steam-vessel when
any other steam-vessel is to pass,
as far as may be safe, on the port side of such vessel;
and every steam-vessel on a river or narrow channel
is to keep, as far as is practicable, to the starboard
sidra of such vessel, and in default, the master or other
person having charge of the vessel is to forfeit a sum
not exceeding 501. In the two following clauses, power
is given to the Admiralty to make regulations respecting
the exhibition of " lights" at night, which regulations are to be published in the London Gazette, and then to
take effect. By the 12th section, vessels within twenty
miles of the coast are to exhibit "lights" at night, and
in default to pay a sum not exceeding 201.; " and the
owner of every steam-vessel in which such' light shall
not be exhibited, as aforesaid, shall not be entitled to
recover any recompense or damage whatsoever which
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. may be sustained in consequence of any other vessel
ER.;;Ft 1tait,,,,,..
BETTING AT MANCITEST C
Not half-a-lozen speculators present ; or even running foul thereof." The 13th section is in the follow-
an crier made. ing words:—" And be it enacted, that if any damage to
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. any person or property shall be sustained in
lconse-
ence of the non- as respeCts any vesse, of
Sherwood hrrs., Tues., Rainworth Bar; Sat., Five
Oaks the rules contained inobservance, the two enactments relative to the
Farm-11.
passing of steam-vessels, and to the exhibiting of lights,
Mr. Lumley's lids., Mon, Osberton; Tues,Headon Church ; hereinbefore contained, the same shall in all respects be
Thurs., Firbeck Village; Fri., East Markham.
Ituflbrd lids., Mon., Orton Village; Tues., Walcsby Vil- !Inetheemredp,eirnsotnhehaabvsinegnce of proof to the contrary, to have
we; Thurs., Kelliain ; Sat., Langwith Lodge-101,,
and such master or otthheer
been occasioned by the wilful default of the master or
Quorn lids., Mon., Holt ; Tues., Grooby Pool House ;
chargeperson
shall
alslucbloi
ssteam-vessels,Thurs., Billesden Kennels; Ifri., Asfordby—ll.
Mr. M. Ingram's lids., Tees, Badbeurn ; Thurs., Bretby Prmeedings,
archerwhe civil or criminal, to the legal con-
Dorringtonsequences of wilful neglect." .Itis by other se9-
J'ark ; Sat., Blitlitield---1 to 11.
icutotbheer ,n te ww ol declarations respecting
law enacted that twice a year, in April
hds., Mon., Cavendish Bridge; Wed., Chad-
atinodnso
desden Hall ; Sat., Belton Village—l to 11.
o fevery
se
te a m e r sufficiency
and
Lord H. Bentinek's hds., Mon., Eagle; Tues., Snarf,rd and the good condition of the hull
Bridge; Wed., Carlton-en-le-Morlan ; Thurs., Gautby; Fri.,
Tefratdhee. machinery are to
abrneetrrsaanrseinitted to the Board of
to be reported to the
tontaoblteh loss of a vessel,
"Yhornly ; Sat., Normanby by Stowe-11.
Board of Trade, as also the r b
With° r ees7puescets toofstehae.
Duke of Rutland's hds., Mon., Little Ponton ; Tues., Briard's
and the board may investigate')
and more, it is enacted
jeep; Wed., Croxten Park; Fri., Capthorpe-10i.
East Essex lids., Tues., Hellion's Bumstead ; Thurs., Blue i
1 ga
oc
icni accidents
steam-shipstsor d a magoefs
100 sustained.
tons
Ilridge ; Sat., Toppinghoe Hall-101A.
that from and after the Ist of January next they are to
Essex Union hds., Wed., Braxsted Green Man ; , Sat.,
Soutluninster-10.
be provided with boats, and with a hose for the purpose
Sir IL Sutton's lids., Tues., Knoising; Wed., Grimahorpe
lof extinguishing a fire on board, The preamble of this
Castle; Fri., Ayston ; Sat., Little Dalby.
,Southwold Hunt, Tees., Groetham; Thurs., Bentiiw th Act, which is an important feature in a statute, is well
or
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Go-lightly and the c by Jaques, out of Ringlet, will be
shortly put in training; the former goes to Forth's, and the
Bttern of C
laer to r.
se nornby's private trainer, W. Thompson. The
Mha and Margaret of Aniou are expected to join
the Mitchell Grove string.

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