The Sun.
London, England, 1846-05-26 00:00:00

EPSOM RACES.

(THIS DAY-BY EXPRESS.)

The Craven Stakes of 10 soya. each, for three years old,
6st 81b ; four, Bst 101 b ; five, 9st 41b ; six and aged, 9st 101 b
the last mile and a quarter of the proposed New DerbY
Course.
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Mr. E. Peel's br c Spithead, 3 yrs
Mr. E. R. Clarke's ch c The Baron, 4 yrs..
Mr. Bainbridge's br c Sir Peter Laurie, 3 yrs
The Woodcote Stakes of 10 sous. each, with 100 added by
the lessee of the Grand Stand, for two-year-old colt*
Bst 61b, and fillies, Bst 31b. If twenty subscribers, the
second horse to receive 50 soya. out of the stakes. T.-r
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three quarters of a mile.
Mr. E. R. Clark's Miller's Boy
Lord George Bentinck's Blackcock 2

Lord E. Russell's Eldon

ROBBERY AT THE LIBRARY OF THE ATHENXIMI
CLtn. —Yesterday information was forwarded to the chief pollee'
station, Scotland-yard, of an extensive robbery of valuable books and
plates from the library of the Athenaeum. So mysteriously Ilan
they been abstracted, that no clue can be gained to the thief or
thieve, notwithstanding a reward of 1001. has been .offered for their
discovery.
CONVICTS FOR NORTH AUSTRALIA.—Fifty convicts
were brought down the river on Saturday in the Naiad Woolwich
Company's packet, and 50 more on Monday in the Witch steam'
_
packet, and put on board the Maitland, and on the arrival of anotbe_et
hundred convicts they will be conveyed to North Australia. Tb_.",
convicts are mostly from the Model Prison, where they have r.:
taught useful trades, and will have an opportunity of making th
nar...
selves useful men in the new convict colony, of which Lieutenant
Colonel Barney, late Commandant of the Royal Engineers, has
appointel Governor. Ala*
MARRIAGE OF MR. GORE LANGTON AND LADY - ,„"
ELIzA GRENviLLE.—We believe that the marriage of Mr.
..y.io
Langton and Lady Anna Eliza Grenville, only daughter of the.v.h"o
of Buckingham, is to take place this week. We are informed
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immediately r fter the solemnization the happy couple will lea ere-, 1.1"
M,
land for a short time. The Duke of Buckingham, the Duchesde
Marquis of Chandos, and Lady Anna, left Stowe House for Lon 7;5
the end of last week. The villagers seeak of the
a very kind and good one. • ht 111
Sir Hesketh Fleetwood paired off on Friday night
favour of the Short Time Bill with Mr. Mackinnon.
1 f this
young lady as eel
JEWS' IioSPITAL.—The anniversary festiva. 0
ea
charitable institution, founded for the purpose of supporting the aged
poor, and for the education and employment of the youth of
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sexes of the Jewish persuasion, took place last evening in the hale:,
room of the London Tavern. In the absence of his Royal liig,hulf,._
the Duke of Cambridge, the patron of the charity, the trea_ ft';',
Hananel Be Castro, Esq , took the chair, supported by J. B, In, ;
Esti ,Governor of the Bank of England ; Baron A. Be Ito
Rev Dr. Mx'
David Salonions, Esq. ; Edward Goldsmid, Esq. ; ther,..;da.
chief rabbi ; Benjamin Collet!,
ds And patrons of the hospitid.
and upwards of 120 intuentialdfrthen
total ',umber of persons received
slgitt Emanuel
W. Wire, Esti.;
Martin Fuller, - ES4: ; • Dr. S•Onthiire od"
During the eyeing It was state
into the house was
carrying specimens of the various trade'
and girls paraded the room,
and the announcement of a t.ubscrir.
to which they are brought up,
received
ion dined together yesterdai.el
reAndnusmabn"dofsb°Y:
dinner
Principally of the • dishes which are
peculiar In its kind,
four
e,
..
ihi
smut
svnioldunrrg
ei hundred andnw iwith
itirhii e,,ht
Jews.e f.
fir.o .Ige. was,n 1 withei applause. The WA.
tainodn
it,cia:teeableicy.l
VisPENsARY. Up'
Trurl London-bridge.
the Bridge House —0 e , The Lord Mayor presiniAt
ted by the High Sheriff cf th.
and was supper
tpwr proposing
roes
pi nQgr t tshwe
ems
aril: elt
et e, 1.P., Mr. R.
of St. Thomas's Hospital, Mr. C. A. Young, and a numerous of uthwark, .
porTteHrsEof SURREY
this very
mt.: 1:e institution
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county,
the
.ret
Baggalay, treagl— r
erjus Part"' :i
Y auspicious i The
o f te
the
eablinnervtianoniftnaignand f course 01.
company, in responding, gaveprincess, 0
eo
of the
eeecdh
thear lt
suitable of ti" 7,
attachment to the Throne. "Prosperity manifestations
egry,
and various other appropriate toasts to the Surrey Dispense
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governorstoastsan
knowledged. In the course, were then given and '- db:,
ea
the secretary, the result
of 3541. Its. collected by of which showed an -,4 the
funds of the institution. subscription on behalf ' e,add
are at present in lt appears that these
o. C
defici • rather a sinking state, there bel gOP
enc 3 on the past ye"r f to reel°
this arrear that the corn' 0 506/. 16s. 9d.. and it wag
theft effettl,
From the medical reportmittee of
Management directed t
,ormed or
the characier and us of
the
year a fair idea may be 1 ort It IS
state ebilness of the institution By that reP ~f the
, that 5,646 patients have been .
admitted to the benefits •- 154
charity dud' reg.
have daring the year, and of these 4 504 have been cu n„,,. or
been relieved, 216 , . the coup"' 6.50
been discharged have gone into hospitals or re
for irregularity, 122 have died, and there am at-
remaining under cure. In 1,975 cases the patients have be The
tended at their ases. 0
own houses, and 506 were midwifery c
_, co.,
average daily
attendance at the Dispensary for medicines ,of the
200. The dinner, which celebrated the 56th anniversarelaerva.oo-
- was a very good one for the price charged, and tb
ments altogether were excellent. ;fig a nu-
OPERATIVE PAPER-STAINERS.—Last even—. raring-
merous meeting was held in the School-room, Lusp_alleptne trade
don-street, to take into consideration the depressed statee
employees;
through the measures introduced by some of the
ir
labliged to aril:
Mr. Maguire took the chair. He felt sorry in being 0
_,, nreafa7
the affairs of the Union, for, during these last eight We(Mon.--Mr.
of 200 hands have been supported by the funds of this
mi.,..,,,t, thel,
Ballard moved the first resolution and in doing so rwe
~r-, widen.
ee, the .--, ili
from the time of Sir Robert Peel 'bringing in his
.neee t ][. ma
would reduce the present duty of one shilling to tw
meno 'lido' tb°l;ter
ters had evinced a great desire to trample the i h the me
wil c me varioUS
order to make the journeymen pay for the loss
French goods. ' na-
must sustain, in order to compete with
mees, e meeting
resolutions having been moved and carried in
the trade, tb
tory of the present system now existing in
broke up shortly after ten o'clock.
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laßtgheoerse2C,loEsatsaqint:sataa.,goeafdtßS4osht.rhueb;hiir ifo.rking, Surrey, Charlotte Julia.
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On the 21st inst., in 31yddelten-square, rentonvllle, TIMM*
roaOdn
Itvheto2d2,d inst., Samuel Sketchley Robinson, Esq., of De"Whire-
-road.
On the 21st inst., Elizabeth Jane, wife of sir. J. 3f. Perick,

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