The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-15 00:00:00

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MALTON RACES

(THIS DAY.)

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH''

The Two yrs old Stakes.
King of Tramps ... ..• „.
Paddy'b Bird ... ~. ••• ...

Six ran. Won by a length.

The Malton Handicap.

Little Fawn
Unity ...
Presto

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Four ran. Won by two lengths.

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It is understood that the directors of the 1-Ordjsfr
and North-Western Railway Company decided, on Sat,l,t, Sr"
at a meeting of the board, to reject the overtures made w to'
Ricardo, as chairman of the Electric Telegraph Co101:413„„n'er
secure a monopoly of that line for the wires of the CO"'
over which he presides.—Liverpool Albion,
HYDE-PARK IMPROVEMENTS.--OR cor•
order cf the Commissioners of Woods and Forests, tb° 00'4
riage drive opposite Cumberland-gate was widened Du
and a new promenade cut through the plantations.
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VISIT OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.—Great pre. ti
no
tions are being made at the west-end to receive 3,600
National Guard, who are expected to arrive in a body of
Paris on the morning of the Queen's birthday, on the itgoe
next month. Application has been made to the
irclif
Guards to permit the State band of the Royal Horse 6,1°06
to escort them into the metropolis from the Nett'
Railway station.
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THE LATE COUNTESS SPENCER.—Yesterday, eti•
mortal remains of the late Countess Spencer were herfOry
cally sealed, in the presence of the family, and will be bi
moved to-morrow from St. Leonard's-on-Sea, Hastiegg'
tye
special train, to London, when the body will be taken to
Great Northern Railway, and by special train to Alt°,;Tir
park, Northampton, to be deposited in their final rest
place in the family mausoleum. _ _

ROBBING A JUDGE....-During the sitting of thi
0,001
Sessions Court, on Friday, a thief entered the robing'
and carried oft the coat, waistcoat, and 41. cash of the
sr
corder.—Liverpool Albion,
The Perthshire Advertiser, in regard tothe
of
ings in the Tay, says:_„ We have not
noticing any improvement in the fishing, the takes still
tinning wretched in the extreme." •
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The following diitinguished persons have v.,1:
Soyer's Sy yet the plessios-
mposium within the last few days, and 111!•,-; or,
scribed their names in the visitor's book : he Earl of
dale, the Earl end Countess of Glengall, the CetinTiler
Essex, the Countess of Eglinton, the Marchioness of '',ool,
bury, Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence, Lord and Lady D111,7:00i5
Lord Blandeville, Lord and Lady Castlereagh, Lord xra ascl
Gordon, Lord Elcbo, Lord Newport, Lord Wilton, Lorcifora'
Lady Ossulston, Lady Adele Capell, Lady Ca. oline 54117
Lady M'Farlane, Lady Beaumont, Lady Kilniaine, LA' bb,
Butler, Hon. H. Browne, Hon. R. Boyle, Sir Henri vole,
Sir George Wombwell, Hon. Col. Cadogan, Hon. CO. Vtjor
Hon. Col. Forester, Lieut.-Col. John Wildman,
and
Mountjoy Martyn, Mrs. Mountjoy Martyn, Mr.
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Anson, Mr-4. and Miss Robarts, Hen. S. Jocelyn, D2'6ooenri
pleton, John Massey Stanley, Miss Silvea Doyle, Mr. 3tre•
M. Vane, Mrs. Villiers, Hon. Captain Evans Freke, vje
Charles Fremantle, Mr. and Mrs. Eliot Warburtell•ietior
observe they are making great progress towards c°IIIPE, bolo°
and will shortly open to the public. At present th„ As•
is closed to visitors, to enable AL Soyer to complete P"'
rangements.
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PRINCE ALBERT'S VISIT TO THE FLAXII(--is
AT U, IVERSITY COLLEGE.—By the desire of 11 visit
Highness, intimated to the Head Master after 114 rota'
the Flaxman Hall, a whole day's holiday has been gran
to the pupils of the University College School.

lED ar
On the tOth inst., at. Paddington-green,vt 100'
Thomas --
Esq., of the Queen's Bench-office, Temple, aged 76• Clanke,
On the 9th inst., at Henckn, Middlesex, Robert "
Esq., aged €3. late
On the 9th inst., at Leamington, Laura, relict of the
Rev. Edward Willes. ------..

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