The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-31 00:00:00

This day is published,
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
No. LXIX., for APRIL, 1841.
CONTENTS.

GOULD'S BIRDS OF AUSTRALIA, &e.; wiqr Illustrations.
o. PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY.
3. GREGORY VII. AND TIIE OXFO!D VATICAN. •
4. MODERN TEA LIAN PAINTERS-
5. COMMERCIAL RELATIONS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
6. PARKS AND PLEASURE GROUNDS; with Illustrations.
7. COLLEGE LIFE AT CAMBRIDGE.
8. MEDICAL CORPORATIONS.
11. CRITICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

•CHELTENHAM 'STEEPLE CIIA SE.--Mot; DAY.
Sweepstakes of 25 sovi. each, 5 ft, if deelared, &c., with 50
added by the Town, and 25 by Lord :•-egrave, for all horses
ot 12st each; winners extra. (20 subs. )
Col. Charritie nd gr g Grayling, ....i.... (Mr. Oliver) 0
Mr. J. W. Walters nd ch g Zeno ... ... 0
Lord Macdonald nd Perfection • 3
Mr. A. Robinson nd Physician 4
Mr. Tilbury nd Consul 5
Mr. J. PrObyn nd Legacy
3to l agst Perfection, 4 to 1 agst Grayling, 8 to I agst
Zeno, and 10 to I agst any other. One- of • the finest races
ever seen, ended in a dead heat between Grayling and Zeno,
who divided the stakes.
Sweepstakes of 5 soya. each, and 10 added; list 71b each, &c.
Two miles.
Mr. E. Wood's Dauntless (Owner) I
Mr. Lovesy's Waverley
Black Buck, Black Prince, and Conservative, were not
placed. Waverley the favourite. A very good race:

HAMPTON SPRING RACES—.-YESTERDAY.
Those who attended with an expectation of legitimate
racing must have been sadly disappointed, as the entries were
poor, and the sport very iudiffisrent, both in character. and ex-
tent. lhe weather too was bad and the general arrangements
strangely opposed to the reteived usages of a race-course.
" Fun " seemed to be the order of the day, and of this we shall
not. trouble our readirs with a long account ; it commenced
with •
A Hurdle-race Stake of 5 soy. each, open to the public;
yrs—l Ist - job, 6 Iretell aged I 2.q. Heats, once round
mud a distance. 'Hue winner to be sold for 50/. Five
subscribers.
Mr. Pollan's r m Mad Moll, aged (Lord Drumlanrig) I I
Mr. Edmead's eh g Assistance, b yrs
Mr. Winch's ch in Pegs, aged
Alr. M'Alahon's ch g Canopus
Won in a canter. • ,

Hurtle Race Stakes, of 5 sous. each, with a purse added for
horses bona tide the property of officers of the Household
igade, oth Lancers, and 60th Rifles, and ridden by the
same. 5 yrs, list 51b, 6 yrs, and aged, hat 10Ib; the win-
ner of the above Stakes ilbs extra. Once round and a dis-
tacce. Five subs.
Mr. Ciarke's Carlisle (owner) 1
Lord Drumlanrig's b h The Poacher ............ 2
Sir W. W. Wynn's b g Morbury
Mr. Maddon's Defiance bolted.

Won cleverly.
Match, 50 sous. Once round and a distance. Mr. Clarkes's
Brilliant, 12st 31b (owner) beat Captain Little's Coronet,
11 st, cleverly.
The Scurry Stakes, of 3 soya. each. Half-a. mile, with one
hurdle leap.
S'r W..W. Wynn's Morbur ..... ...( Lord Geo. Paget) 0 1
Lord Drumlanrig's The Nickerown
Two others started. Won easy.

ROBBERY at WINDSOR CASTLE.