The Sun.
London, England, 1848-11-18 00:00:00

Third Ties.

Wowski beat Roulette—Fair Toes beat Blue Stockings.
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The Cup (Second Ties).
Magician beat Gretna— Jubilee beat Cannon-WA
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
ller Mrjesty's stag hds., Mon., Croon Inn, Slough;
Wed., New Lodge; Fri., Ilayes-11.
13righton harry., Mon., Patchani; Wed., Race-course;
Fri., D ke.

Bro, barrs , Mon., Newmarket; Thurti.,',Tela-
combe Tye. _

&wiltown hcis., Mon., Eas:bourne Kennel; Fri., Al-
iri- ton.

Crawley and llorshnm hds., Mon., Nuthurst Village;
Fri.. Capel
B. V. IL, Tues., Pointitigton Ridge; Sat., Marnhull
Qiarries.

Cheshire Hs., Mun., High Legh ; Wed., Crewe Hall;
Thurs., Church Minshull; Sat., Arley-104.
East Es,ex hds., Tues., Brythorne-end; Sat., at the
Green Dragon-10i.
Essi,x Union hds., Wed., Danbury Griffin; Sat., Rums-
den heath-10i.
South Essex hds., Tues., Puddle-dock; Sat., Aveley-
bridge.
Essex and Suffolk hds., Tues., Thorrington Hall; Fri.,
iston.

Lord Yarborough's hd.;., Mon., Finley-wood; Wed.,
Newsham Lodge; Fri., Linwood warren-house-11.

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE DATCHET
Yesterday evening a collision unfortunately took place
on the line of railway from London to Datchet, by
which one man lost his life and several persons were se-
verely injured. It appears that the express train which
left the Waterloo-bridge station at 5.35 reached the
junction at Richmond at 6.5. A green light having
been shown at the approach of the train, it was pro-
ceeding on its way to Datchet, when a ballast-engine
was meet incautiously and reckieslly moved from a
aiding, although the express train was five minutes over
due, and the result was an immediate collision. A man
named Creed or Perry, who was riding on the ballast-
engine, was so jammed up among the machinery that it
was imposiible to extricate him with life, and the guard
and several passengers of the express train received very
severe contusions, but so far as could .be ascertained
there were no broken limbs in the latter cases. Two of
the directors of the line, Mr. Reid and Mr. Lacey, were
in the train, but escaped unhurt. The driver and fire-
man of the ballast-engine have been taken into cus-
tody to await the inquiry which mast necessarily ensue.
LONDON AND NORTII-WESTERN RAILWAY.
DETERIORATION OF PERMANENT WAY.— We under-
stand that a Committee has been appointed by the direc-
tors of the London and North-Western Railway Com-
pany, consisting of Mr. Dockray, the resident engineer;
Mr. Mac Connell, the locomotive superintendent; Mr.
Madigan, the ballast•carrying contractor for the southern
division of the line; and Mr. Cram ton, C. E —for the
p
purpose of discussing by what means the comparative
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MRS. GORE.—We understand that Mrs. Gore
(whose pen has been for some time inactive)
naetive) has just
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theless, abounds in those lively sketches. and brilliant de-
scriptions which have placed this amusing writer at the
head of the lighter novelists of the E The work is
entitled " the Diamond and the Pearl."—Evening
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MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES.—A spe-
cial meeting of magistrates for the county of Middlesex
was held yesterday, at the Court House, for the purpose
of receiving a report of the committee of visitors of the
county Luitutic Asylum to be built at Colney Hatch.
Mr. Pow nall occupied the chair.—The Deputy Clerk of
the Peace read the report, which recommended to the
_olfl46.lte:
Court the approval of an estimate furnisbed by Mr.
George Myers, of Ordnance Wharf, Lambeth, who pro-
posed to build the new asylum,
ap-
proved plans, for 138,000/., subject .
conversation, the
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, of the
able Secretary a
of _114,0001.,
conditions of the contract mentioned in the report were
Retch 'hen moved that 24,0001. should be voted to the
approved of, and the report received and adopted.—Mr.
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some
eld make the sum
required.—This having been seconded by Captain Cot-
treil,
was carried unanimously, find the Court o,djourned.