The Sun.
London, England, 1848-01-15 00:00:00

JUSTITIA.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,
INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
THE ROYAL LEAMINGTON AND SOUTHANI
STEEPLECHASES.
Entries for the Grand Open Steeplechase Stakes of 25
sons. each, &c.
Lord Strathmore's St. Leger—Lad Strathmore's
Chatham—Lord Strat hruore's Naworth— Hon. D. Ward's
Cavendish—Captuin's Barnett's Boxkeeper—Captain
All,yne's The Nigger—Mr. J S. Moseley's Jerry—Mr.
L. Little's Chandler—Mr. C. C. Brooke's Eagle—Mr. E.
Nunn's Evergreen—Mr. Arbuthnot na Alexander—Mr.
R. Clifton's Miss Fop—Mr. J. Elmore's tiazeley—Mr.
P. IL Gordon na Sulute—Mr. Buchanan's Matchless—.
Mr. A. Frederick's Gaylad—Mr. Wilson na Culver-
thorpe—Mr. Tilbury na Chronometer—Mr. J. Ander-
son's Di:count— Mr. J. Anderson's Profligate—Mr.
Morris's Tamworth—Mr. Ilolniun's Edward the First—
Mr. T. Westley's Gayhurst—Mr. J. C Mudock's Pro-
ceed—Mr. J. C. Mudock's Repeater—Mr. Lambert's St.
Ruth—Mr. Barry's Sir Arthur—Mr. Johnstone's Spec-
tater. Forfeits to be declared on the 19th inst.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
The Worcestershire lids., Mon., Monkwood Gree ri;
Wed., Grafton Wood; Fri., Bishop's Wood-101.
Mr. Giles's lids., Mon., the Kennel; Wed., Newent
Wo11; Fri, Ibthel Pit Turnpike-101.
The Uoton harrs., Tues„ Br.olt.nri, near Kemsey.
The Wheatland lids., Mon., Oldbury; Wtd., Morville;
Fri., Spoonhill-101,
The B. V. 11., Alton Iver (roe deer); Sat., Bishops
Caundle Hill—ioi.
Mr. I)rax's lids., Tues.. Holm st Kennel.
Mr. Dean's harrs., Tues., Red Lion, Mernbury-10.
The Brighton harrs., Mon., Patcham; Wed., Race-
eDurse; Fri.. byke-104.
The Brookside barn , Mon., Newmarket Hill; Thurs.,
Telseombe Tye-10i.
The Crawley and Horsham lids., Mon., Turner's Mill;
Wed., Rusp-r Village; Fri., Handcross Village._
The East Essex lids., Tues., Stoke College; Sat., Not-
ley Gate.
The Monmouthshire hds., Mon , Graig Finger-post;
Fri., Dintr"eston Bridge.
The Hopson burrs., Mon., Oulton; Thurs., Thurlton.
Mr. llorlock's lids., Tues., Courthay—ll.
Mr. A. Smith's hds., Mon., Clatford Oakcuts; Tues.,
Oare Hill; Wed., %Vherwell Wood ; Thurs, Chute
Lod..;e; Fri., Amesbury; Sat.., Roche Court-11.
The Cottesmore Ws., Mon., Witchley Warren; Tues.,
Loddington; Thurs., Greetham Inn; Fri., Knosaing-
ton-10i.
Earl Fitzwilliam's lids., Mon., Eton Furze; Wed., By-
thorn Tull bar; Fri., Caster Hatighinds-10.

PRINCESS'STHEATRE.—On Tuesday evening the
performances at this theatre were by the especial desire
of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. who were pre•
sent with their family, and a large party of fashion-
ables. Madame Anna Thillon sung and acted with her
fascinating grace. The grand Pantomime followed, and
seemed to please the illustrious visitors amazingly—
more particularly the Clown of Flexmore, which is cer-
tainly the best of the day. His graceful imitations of
the far-famed Taglioni, Fanny Blister, and Cerito were
applauded to the echo. Miss Fawcett and Bologna were
admirable as the Columbine and Harlequin. Sylvani,
the Sprite, contortioned hitnselt in a wonderful manner;
and Paulo, the Pantaloon, ph yed excellently up to his
coadjetor Flexmore. We never witnessed a more
crowded and elegant audience.
BIRMINGD AM AND OXFORD RAILWAY .--BIR.
FRIDAY NIGHT.—The adjourned spec'al
held general 'fleeting of the shareholders of this railway was
Yesterday at I),,e's Royal Hotel, in this town. P. H.
hluntz Esq , in the ehair.—Mr. Colmore said no doubt
had the shareholders were aware .hat the Lord Chancellor
" stated that he should take the appeal rieanist the
decision of the Vice Charwellor some day next wet k, and
under these circumstances it was not desirable that any
resolutions should he moved at this meetit g. It would
be much better to await the decision of the Lord Chan-
cellor, and th erefore he begged to move that this meet-
ing be adjourned to Friday, the 28th instant. Mr. Beal
seconded the motion. The chairman said it was his sin-
cere desire that some derision should be given one way
or the other, in order that an end might be put to the
present unseemly dispute which was proving so disas-
trous to railway property generally. He trusted that
before the shareholders thould meet again the Lord
Chancellor's decision would be given, by which these
d 1 ethos would be terminated. The resolution for the
"ulourarnent was then put, and was carried unanimously.