The Sun.
London, England, 1846-09-30 00:00:00

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NEWMARKET RACES
(THIS DAY-BY EXPRESS.)

handicap Sweepstakes. D.M.
Mr. Pemberton's Best Bower
Mr. Phillimore's Skeleton
Mr. Merton's African

MATCII.-200 h. ft., Blackie beat Humdrum.
Plate, 50/.

Mr. Pemberton's Best Bower 1
Colonel Synge's Mount Callan; ,)

St. Leger StakeF.

Lord E. Russell's Sting
Lord Oxford's Footstool
Lord Lonsdale's Joy
3
Duke of Richmond's Tug Net 4

" GET OFF THE GRASs."—A MISTAKE.—On Sun-
day afternoon, during the time the private gardens and
the eastern terrace, at Windsor, were open to the public,
Lord John Ru,sell, one of her Majesty's guests, walked
from the terrace, and was proceeding across the grass,
in the Home-park, towards the iron gates opposite to
the Long-walk, a portion of the royal domains from
which the public are excluded. His Lordship had pro-
ceeded some distance before he was noticed by one of the
Castle policemen, who no sooner saw a stranger (as he
supposed) on forbidden ground, and not knowing who it
was, sung out with stentorian voice, " Hallo, you sir !
come back, and get off the grass ! Come back, you
sir !" Lord John immediately got off the grass, and
returned back towards the York and Lancaster towers,
By the time his Lordship had got to within some thirty
or forty paces of the policeman, the official found out his
mistake, having been informed the offending party was
a person in the suite of some of her Majesty's visitors.
He then called out to Lord John (who had evidently
been taken by surprise), "You may go on ; you arc all
right enough." his Lordship, smiling at the by-
standers, then retraced his steps, and pursued his walk
across the park, towards the avenue of trees leading LCI
the Waterloo gate.
Madame Caradori Allan, who has been on a visit
at Belvoir Castle during the past week, is unf:otutiately
prevented by indisposition from taking part in the
concert at Marlborough House, for v.hick she had been
honoured with the commands of her Majesty the Queen
Dowager.

ACCIDENTS BY PRINTING MACHINERY.-011 MOH-
day evening, at about eight o'clock, a youth, named
James Cook, seventeen years of age, an apprentice of
Messrs. Cox and Sons, printers to her Majesty, Great
Queen-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, was in the machine-
room, when his right hand got drawn into some portion
of the machinery, and before the latter could be effec-
tually stopped the hand and arm to the shoulder were so
frightfully mangled that, on his being conveyed to
King's College Hospital, it was stated that amputation
of the limb would be unavoidable.—Yesterday afternoon
another Occident of the same kind happened to a youth.
named George Martin, sixteen years of age, in the em-
ployment of Mr. Lloyd, printer, Salisbury-square. The
sufferer, in this instance, was endeavouring to catch a
sheet of paper which was being drawn in by the cylinder,
when his right hand and arm were also caught by the
machinery, and both were shockingly injured.
THE WOOLWICH RAILWAY.—The works of this
branch line of the South Easter n are to be commenced
forthwith, the valuation of the property required by the
company having been completed. It branches off the
present Greenwich rail about three-quarters of a mile
rrom the junction of the Dover and Brighton lines, and
passing through the upper end of Deptford, reaches
Woolwich by Lewisham and Lee. Upwards of 300 s
houses, besides other buildings, are to be demolished in
the centre of Woolwich, to admit of its progress. The
course it takes on reaching the town is parallel 'with the
boundary wall of the
I!;estern portion of tilt) dockyard,
curving off to the !I 2nt,
south of Woolwich Church, where,
it is carries
in a straight line to within °OO yards of t'ne
Ar.:,enal. It is the intention of the South-Etlstern Co•apany
to I lice two stations for the accommodation of. naval
and military authorities in the town ; one, is under-
stood, will be erected at that portion of tha line adjac2nt
to the Royal Arsenal, and the other near the weitern.
extremity of the dockyard. It. is expected to be, tom-
pitted is the course of the ono& nine mouthy,