The Sun.
London, England, 1846-01-12 00:00:00

The Two Years old Stakes.

Nottingham, Bingham, Planet, Projectile, Devil-me-
care, Slander, f by Lanercost, out of Moonbeam ; Miles's
Boy, Legatee, Van Tromp, Nerissa, f by Lanercost, out
of he Nun ; fby Cardinal Puff, dam by Figaro ; New
Year's Day, Neb the Nigger, f by The Provost, out of
Miss Whip ; Spem Gregis, Mary Stuart, Sir Martin,
Duncan, Deloraine, Limestone, fby Touchstone, out of
Caststell ; c by Lanercost, out of Miss Martin ; fby
Lanercost, out of L'Hirondelle ; The Liberator, Emerald
f by Lanercost, out Camp Follower ; Sister to
Sorella, Hyderabad, Foreclosure, Prestwich, /Erna,
Christopher, Infringe, Prince Alfred, Rayner.
Nominations for the Gascoy ne Stakes.
Fancy Boy, Malcolm, Sting.
KELSO, 1846.
Nominations for the Beaumont Stakes.
Mr. J. Wauchope na b f b Camel or Nonsense, out of
the Queen of the Gipsies' dam, and Legatee—Mr. W.
R. Rarusay's Belted Will, and Maid of Motherwell— Sir
J. Boswell's by Caliph, out of Bella, and br cby Krem-
lin, out of Nike—Lord Eglinton's Eryx, and Nerissa—
Mr. Merry's Limestone, and Maid of Motherwell.
EGLINTON PARK, 1846.
The Two Years-old Stakes of 20 soya. each.
Maid of Motherwell, Eryx, and fby Caliph, out of
Bella.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Crawley and Horsham hds., Mon., Rusper Village; Wed.,
West Grinstead; Fri., Handcross
Quern lids, Mon.; Alexton ; Tues., Burleigh Hall; Thurs.,
Baggrave Hall ; Fri., Wattenby Pits.
Mr. Meynell Ingram's lids., Dlon., Catton ; Thurs., Snel-
ston ; Sat., Loxley-10i.
Donington lids., Mon., Lockingtou Hall; Wed., Hathern
Turn ; Sat.. Little Eaton-104.
Ruffurd lids., Mon., Ley Fields; Wed., Epperstone Village;
Sat., Kelham-104.
Lord Galway's lids., Mon., Blyth Law Hills; Thurs., Bole
Guide-post ; Sat , Gaterbre Toll- bar—loi.
Lord Henry Bentincles lids. Mon., Bardney ; Tues, New-
bold Common ; Wed., Potteral Toll-bar; Thurs., Falding-
worth Grange; Fri., Norton Place; Sat., Saxilby-11.
Suffolk I ds., Mon, Pakenham Street; Sat., Moulton.
Duke of Beaufort's lids., Mon., Dravcot Park ; Wed., Cor •
sham Park; Thurs. the Bell, Sodbury Common; Sat., the
Mermaid, Christian Malford.
Mr. A. :•mith's hds., Mon , Red Rice ; Tues., West Woods ;
Wed.
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Atcham Bridge—tut.
Lord Yarborough's hds., Mori., Kir?gerby Wood; Wed.,
Croxby ill age ; Fri,, Blyborough
Holderness lids., Mon., Brandesburton ; Evering-
ham Park; Thurs., Tickton Bridge; Fri., East Dale House;
Sat., Bessingby
Sir Tatton Sykes's hds., Top of Garraby H,11; Wed., tjow.
tham Bridge; Fri., Birdsall House-104.
Brighton hares., Mon., Patcham ; Wed., Race-course; Fri„
Duke-11.
'Brookside harrs., Mon., Newmarket Hill; Thurs., Tela-
combe Tye-10i.

THE ANTI-CORN-LAW LEAGUE.
TO THE EDITOR OF 7'.HE SUN. ,
Stu,—The Anti-Corn-law League have acted very wisely
in turning their attention from the old boroughs whose free-
men will always sell themselves to the highest bidders, to the
counties, which can be rescued from the aristocracy with
ease. Whilst the free traders are serving their country
without even expense to themselves—for their investments
will yield good interest—they are improving the dwellings of
the poor, who will find a great difference in having free
traders for landlords instead of landholders.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
A MEMBER OF THE LEAGUE.

We understand that circulars have been issued re-
questing the early attendance of the ministerial Members on
the meeting of Parliament.
The Earl of Carlisle continues much in the same
state, Viscount Morpeth and Lady Mary Howard are the
only members of the family at present staying with the
Noble Earl. The Hon. Captain and Mrs. Edward Howard
are at prevent on a visit to the Hon. Mr. and Mrs. George
Ponsonby, at Woolbeding, Sussex. The Hon. Charles 1).
Howard, is expected to return to town in a few days
from a visit to Mr. Baron Parke, in Bedfordshire.
DANGEROUS AMUSEMENT.-011 Friday afternoon,
ab-ut three o'clock, some mischievous boys having fastened
a string to the iron railing cf the house about a foot from the
ground in Jermyn-street, St. James's, stood on the opposite
side and drew it tight, for the purpose of tripping foot passen-
gers, by which means a poor woman named Margaret Ni-
chols was thrown to the ground. The woman was completely
stunned by the fall, and bled much from a wound on the fore-
head. She was taken into a surgeon's, when it was ascer-
tained that, with the exception of the wound, she had escaped
serious injury. The authors of the mischief made their escape
though hotly pursued. ,
DEATH OF DR. D OTLET, RECTOR OF LAMBETH.—
We regret to announce the decease of the above-named and
highly respected Churchman, who expired on Tuesday even-
ing, at his country residence at Stibrdge. Dr. D'Oyley has
been rector of St. .Mary's, Lambeth, fur many years;
and we
need scarcely remind our readers that it is to him, in con-
junction with the Right Rev. Dr. Mant, the present Bishop
of Down and Connor, that we are indebted for an elaborate
commentary on the Holy Bible, which has become a text-
book in our Universities, and has been generally recognised
as a standard episcopal examination. The Rev. Divine had
attained a venerable age. We believe the proximate cause
of death was an accident, which Dr. D'Oyley bad the misfor-
tune to meet with some months since. The extensive parish
of Lambeth will henceforth be divided into districts, in ac-
cordance with the provisions of Sir Robert Peel's Act.—Post.
SERVING NOTICE FOR THE I\IILITIA.--011 Friday
morning the parochial authorities of St. Marylebone, St.
Pancras, and St. George's, Hanover-square, commenced
serving notices, to be filled up at the inhabitants' houses, fur
the intended ballutting for the militia.