The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-15 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE•

DONCASTER RACES.
Doncaster, Sunday night, 11 o'clock. 4
Scott's lot arrived this afternoon; it consisted of Launct,
Maroon, Gambia, enjamin, Eirus, Mornng Star, Satjr;
Duke of Wellingtonß and Lampoopn. By fresh arrivals the Da
vi,
son string is increased to ten ; it contains Doctor CRIU9• nr.hagi
wath, Calypso, The Young a'n, Charles the 12th, Abcali
Ne,iland, St. Bennett, Bangui), Chivalry, and Assag .n 4
Dunstan, Neptune, f by Physician, out of Voltaire's damp '-
several others for plates.
ST. LEGER BETTING.
6 to 4 agst Launcelot—(take 13 to 8.)
3 to 1 agst Gibraltar
6 to 1 agst Maroon
15 to 1 agst Calypso
18 to 1 agst Trustee—(taken)
25 to 1 agst Broadwath—(taken)
1,000 to 10 agst Gambia.
THE CUP.
5 to 1 agst Charles XII.
5 to 1 agst Bee's • vring (offers to take)
6 to 1 agr,t Sleight-of-Hand.
The betting not over when our account was made uP• le
An immense number have reached the town in the nnud the
the day, by the trains from London, Birmingham, 5,001'
north, and appearances warrant an expectation time the _ocie;yejO
auce will be very full. The last train from town w" tints 911
considerable time near the Belper station, by
the line occasioned by an axletree having broken in 00nclosar
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carriages in the train to Derby ; one poor fellow, a
was killed on the spot, and three or four others much 11T.,,,earlf
consequence of which, we did not reads the town en!" ;taut
an obstrune
oftbe
nine o'clock this evening, which must excuse the breviti
report.
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CURRAGH SEPTEMBER MEETING—Tgc;SOIIOI
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for three yrs old' co 1
51b ; fillies, Sat 21b ; two miles. (Rogers) g
Mr. Maher's b c Johnny ......... ......... .....
Mr. Knox's b c Mayboy .................................. *
Mr. Sherlock's b c Rory O'M lengore ....................... •••tii„..
Two others started. Won cleverly by flute
FRIDAY.:
Her Majesty's Plate of 100 gs. for mares ; wt for, %-,t
yrs old, Sst; four yrs old, 9st 41b; five yrs 01',
six and aged, lost; four miles. (Lint) S
me..b
s
fbfF'aMustard,r Fairy
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4 11
e yerns, 4 yrs
r •••••• Hoi•••••• .... ..
.....
Four others started. gpy
Sweepstakes 10 sovs. h ft for two yrs old--Anglesey -
Mr. Whittle's b c Tearaway, by Voltaire, Bst 10Ib
gs •••„1,„
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Mr. Nuke's b c Shepherd, Fitzorville, Shepherdess,
.....
Colonel Westenra's c by Vestris, lambic, Bst 71b •••• .
Three others started. „. sec°
Sweepstakes 10 ser., h ft, 25 sovs. added, for all age A._ Pee
horse saved his stake ; one mile and a quarter on to'
course. .....
Mr. St. George's ch h Barebonee, aged, Bst 41b •• ..
Mr. Dale's ch c Harry Lorrequer, 4 yrs, 7st 1.9.1 b ••
Mr. Maker's c out of Helen, 3 yrs, 7st 121 b.
Three others started.

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The Duke and Duchess of Argyll gave a 'seri'
ball at Campbelton, on Wednesday last, to their he
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previous to their departure for Inverary Castle. ir,12,,0i, •
and Duchess were to leave on Friday for Ibrox 1.1,1,014
visit to Mr. M'Call, accompanied by the Marquie 'GOY
anderitymLaroruiiasgaecbraevtwene,ednauSgihrteFr
and Lady Emma Campbell. The Duke will be'
goy, during the meeting of the British Assee"irinNartas
wager d
to„
and sister of the Earl Craven, will not be soletolvli
til November. • *
The Earl of Shre b buildolg..o
Shrews bur intends hi§ 07_,
beautiful Catholic chapel at Cheadle, entirely at -tO 7
wellme leen:. Intow known
the interior iaNnitloebrtilooeur
rEiottafrsl
Aiinlst causingons tacff aosrt
dl
egebxi
rcaeanv. astui oc:niceeselyr
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teresting relics of by-gone days have already
.c.f.Tsletni-
3stoone, mi,sai
covered. a
oinre (
It is untrue that Mr. Philpotts is to be aPPiece °-
to the vacant canonry in Exeter Cathedral ; this -ories,
preferment is to be divided between the twoarchdegc ueo,./
under the sanction of the Ecclesiastical Cornmissto
Exeter Times. •ele to
The Duke said Duchess of St. Albans 0 ow.
have left Redbourne Hall, near Brigg, yesterday, fur,:ng of
,flieeti....,
gow, his Grace intending to be present at the
the British Association. e 11119'
M. de Berg, the principal Secretary of the y' fa
elan Embassy, will leave Ashburnham House. t°",ggeot Ire:
St. Petersburgh, and, it is understood, will be °Lolls°.
veral months. He will be the bearer of ."`
despatches for the Russian Government.
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THE LATE FIRR IN MILTON-ST/s- tolf
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Last evening an inquest was held on the bodies whie
unfortunate individuals who olice
b.,;:oke out in Milton-street on Sunday morning.
and aboa
man stated thP_', he was on duty in Milton-street, anci the
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lost their lives in the
lt
twenty minutes past one on Sunday morning. notes, 0
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.ovver part of the Jacob's Well public-house "
In
the °gill
tried to alarm the inmates, and then ran for
.ifill supp.l
and turncock. The engines arrived, and a plenl under
were
of water being at hand, the flames were resses were
about an hour and a half. A number of w'tnth the pe:
examined, but they only gave at greater lengred in Tiff
ticulars of the unfortunate accident, which aPPeceo_stotatiororh
Sun of yesterday. The Jury, after a short ''
burnt to death in the house No. 46, Aliltou._ bratot
they considered, if proper care had been taken. ll'isaye bee
returnee' the ramming verdict—,4 That the dic.esittrSeced:;l!
saved."
proper lagers earlier, that their lives mign '