The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-04 00:00:00

fourtolabajon

The Coronation Stakeg.

Merry Peal
Barcelona

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... 2

Won by a head.
The race " was given to Barcelona, Merry Peal having

cro etd her.

Plate of 701.

Louis Philippe
Cowl filly

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Won by a length.

Her Maj, sty's Plate.

Pitsford
Kin; Charming...
Nutcracker

Won by halt a length.

~. 2

... 1

... 2

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FASHIONABLE MoVhbik.NTS AT CHELTENHAM
Arrivals.— Lady Arbuthnot, General Swiney, Captain Fro-
bisher and family, Lieut. H. T. Macpherson, 78th High-
landers (from Aden) ; Rev. Mr. Taylor, Right Hon. the Earl
and Countess of Bandon, Lady Bernard, Hon. Henry Ber-
nard, Sir T. Phillips, Major and hers. Colt ut,d tamilv, Major
William Feneet, 4 h Dragoon Guards; Major Seaton, Captain
Barker, East India Service; Captain and Mrs. Clay, Captain
M. Hunter, Captain Pratt, 67th Regiment ; Lieut. Boiesier,
Rev. J. and Misses Bird, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, Rev.
Mr. Herbert, Rev. J. A. La Trobe. Departures.—The
Bishop of Limerick, lion. Mrs. La Touche, General and Mrs.
Tickell, Major and Mrs. Sparrow, M, jor and bliss Watt,
Captain Allan, 63d Regiment, and Mrs. Allan, Capt. Dunn
R.N. and Mrs. Dunn, Dr. and Mrs. Crofton, Mrs. Colonel
Carnie.

THE AMERICAN MAILs.—Toe Secretary of the
Admiralty, in reply to a communication, has stated that. the
Lords of the Admiralty will give directions for the British
and North American mail steam-ships to call at Holyhead,
whenever the pier at thilt place is sufficiently advanced to
afford shelter to the packets; and it is expected that may be
the case at the en:l of this year. There is not the slightest
probability of the steamers being removed from Liverpool.
They will merely call at Holyhead for some of the mails.
Liverpool Mercury.

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cular has just
" The Marquis of W floVlelsotwmiinngster :—estminster presents his compliments to
—, and regrets that, owing to the numerous applications
On Thursday la't Lord Frederick Fitzelarence he daily receives from persons d. sirous to view the pictures
inspected the depot of the 69th Regiment, stationed at Chi- at Grosveno House. he is compelled to limit the orders fur
chester, under the command of Major Mackirdy, and ex- admission. It gives him Pleasure to furnish with these ad-
pressed in the highest terms his perfect satisfaction. This missions his personal acquaintances, as well as those who
corps fired aieu de joie in honour of her' Majesty's birthday, have any means of an introduction to Lord WestminAer.—
on the 31st, in tbe Priory-pack, at the request of the mayor Grosvenor House, May 30."
and citizens, and afterwards went through a variety of evo- CoLLEcTons IN DkFAULT OP PROPERTY AND
lutions in presence of a large assemblage of the inhabitants 7 TAX.— A Parliamentar ~
,NCo311•, 3 paper, printed on Monday,
otChichester and neigl bourhood. at the instance of Al Ir. Alderman Copeland, contains a return'
E ITENSIVE FIRE.—A wry catPrEire fire brrlee of the 11,:mdesaosfseassleNetrasxon,ss
wbeti,oni.,,tiacvolekcbtors of the prperty,
out yesterday (Tuesday) at the coal depot of the Birming- i,,,c,:lise; "J. January. 1848, to the 31st Leon
in
default front
ham , and Blackwell Railway, at the t ale& nia-road, su --- of
an
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that the fatal December, 1850 It
number of defaulters is 7^ ' *
posed to be owing to a spark or piece of coke from the I. co- apocars .
,f income-tax, i' namely, 43
motive engine falling up ,n the extensive timber coal chutes on account t,
vent 1.1 assessed
in..oritv of eases no securit
I''l toe
just finished. The flames threatened not only to stop the tax"' din several instances the r-trrewas.3, given by
traffic of the line; but also the destruction of the adjoining the collectors, an
e been recoverei from the collettst, er a por •
building belonging to Mr. Cubitt's brick-yard. T..e engine he- Lion of them, havi
ount of defauli. d- , 45 them-
selves. The tot. am tun% the three 3 ears
longing to the Model Prison was immediately brought out un-
der the direction of tbe efficient staff of the establishment, and did ni.t exceed 20,1.001.
in a few minutes was in full activity, obtaining a supply of Tub' i)1:10E ur IVII.I.IGT.N AND HIS TENANTRY!
water from a well on Mr.Gubitt's prerni!es. This timely vs- —The. Duke of Wellingten has ab t' el the rents of his
aistauce, by great personal exertion. quelled the fire, hut Stratl'fit'ld,av . estates. Ills Grace handled of the steward
not until great damage had been done. Toe fire brigade e3if l 1
.111 , Mille any -abet,lllellt of tae re., els. The steward
baying arrived, and an additional supply of water having replied that he bad in t, for the tenants hal all paid cheer-
been got (tom the mains, all fear cf further damage was at an fully, without asking for any raluction. The Duke replied,
end by three o'clock. that was the were recut. NO) • the abatenn ut should be made,
ale o. the last as well as
Vt,IT i r PSI..CR . ALBFRT Tir IPO,YICII. nr, i and he directed that it should be m: :de • , ,
1 Ile : '''intcs.
I, ,
is.
ee on the rentals ot the current year* I estei it
.Fssex Heruhi state- that it is now fully doe den ti,,t i,,n of the
Aln,A „ill visit Ip-,w:ch on the 3.1 ~t jui,, during the sitting According to +h., late nee, lig, Ike popllift.
of the :British Association, and sleep at bbralolautt-Paik. , city of Worcester is 27,528, being art lacrvaaa of only 517.