The Sun.
London, England, 1851-09-16 00:00:00

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Post-tempore ...
Mrs. Birch

Augur ... ...
Daniel O'Rourke
Bay Rosalind ...

Won by a length
THE GREAT YORKSHIRE .
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Miss Ann Ann

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17 ran. Won by a length•

ST. LEGER BETTING.
7 to 4 agst Hernandez
3 to 1 agst Aphrodit6
5 to 1 agst The Ban

GLEN TILT AFFAIII;;AT. f
TO THE EDITOR OF THE Su-A tbs'.fi
Six,—Permit me to call your attention siel,booP+,
the public, and particularly that portion of it "di 011c'
be about to proceed on a tour to the fligh!s°the'V„rj
more to that bone of contention Glen Tilt, 113 0"1,
that it may save many from some useless tro. oic't
much vexation. Being aware of the diffloilLitile
log
beset the path of the students from Can-elti'j
year in passing through this glen, and feelingi.og
be a considerable inconvenience (the glen belo
miles long) to be turned back from Inichvg toil°
Billies of the Duke of Atholl, I wrote as folloWs
Grace : rafsi'd.
" Blair Atholl Inn, Blair Athol], Sstll,- it it;
"My Lord Duke,—l have been inforrneci,t,':,
not your Grace's intention to shoot in the
ties
on Monday or Tuesday ; should my inform ill
correct, I should feel exceedingly obliged neliffy
grace would grant permission for nnrell,
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friend, whose card is inclosed, to pass thr°7loll'
glen on our way to Braemar on either of those
14 My Lord Duke, I have the honour to be:
" Your Grace's most obedient servo"
16
" His Grace the Duke of Athol], &c. „ 13!
This note I dispatched by a messenger, W"liog
return, informed me that the Duke, after rea-001 P
replied, " I don't know whether to say ye° °I.
bt
isn't convenient." . 133/g 0
I ;ted the nP-` wing t

wain . the next day, fondly imagin- ,wer '
get a further reply, and again sent for an 913',, ico°
my note. The reply on this second incessit-ocioo
No answer." In consequence of this urLghof the
conduct, I preferred leaving unseen rnucL-0 tOt
beautiful scenery of the Highlands ratber 1"-pd 13°'
the long journey round by the road. I ve-n 016
trespass on your valuable space to comment:elf,
courteous Duke ! The above fact speaks for *-5
I have the honour to be, Sir,}4clisZ
A DISAPPOINTED ".I.°.ri'
Erectheum Club, Sept. 19, 1851.

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JENNY LIND ALL OVER.—We had y..- ra vi ~
pleasure of being shaved with a Jenny Lind Til'oo-'100;f.
Jenny Lind barber, scented with Jenny Li '',l JeSitli
combed with a Jenny Lind comb, brushed witu.,i-Ded fl'ny
Lind brush, washed in a Jenny Lind bowl, and "11- ii_bell„el
a Jenny Lind towel. After which we ut ono Thrati,',4
Lind hat, walked into a Jenny Lind restaurant, an-ny il'iad
of Jenny Lind sausages. Then we took up A je13p111:1 Lair,
paper, read a Jenny Lind editorial, smoked a r.,--d sh;th
cigar, and, throwing ourselves back in a Jeralk'; Orlfr
fell into a profound Jenny Lind reverie.-4`e-
Courier.
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BROUGHAM HALL.—On Friday last --9 sod 'c'
were allowed to invite a number of their friends .th, and
quaintance from Lowther Castle, Eden Hall, I°7oolop
the surrounding neighbourhood, to a grand milt eatrsp° J.
dance, which took place in the spacious mosaic ioelt, •"„
hall. Dancing commenced a little after nine 0;' elect;
was kept up in a most animated manner until after
in t."
when the party retired to a most sumptuous snPPith gell,,a
hall; after which the merry dance was resumed w"ciocl; -
spirit, and the party did not break up until four acootesg
Saturday morning. Lord and Lady Brougham, °lot' VIA,..
Grey, and the Hon. Lady Charlotte Grey, the Earlet., f;
dale, Captain Lowther, M.P., Sir R. H. Vane' A old ;c1
Montgomery, Esq., W. Broughman, Esq., and lalopout
mily, were amongst the distinguished visitors Wlin
the ball with their presence.
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BIBLES AND PRAYER•BOOKS.•-•• A Par--nited, c-,:
paper, obtained by Mr. Hume, has just been Pun Queen,'
taming a copy of the letters patent under which t's,heir PP'
printers, Messrs. Eyre and Spottiswoode, exercise ; ajo 1
vilege of printing bibles and prayer-books, Stn.., ahv wh,i,c,„,
extract from a charter of the 11th of Chares I.,tin"g bib
the University of Oxford claims the right of Prind-Cora tire,
and prayer-books. No return had been receive„rge a
University of Cambridge. It appears that " 's!
granted letters patent to Andrew Strahan, George gyre,,,role
Andrew Spottisvroode, and their executors,
~,ring t',,t
printers, from the 21st of January, 1830, for and u the OP,
term of 30 years. The University of Oxford claims barter"
of printing bibles and prayer-books under Fevers! criet 18
and more especially under the one mentioned. Tne.,. letter°
stated not to be barred or limited, or affected by Ohs
OW,
patent since granted according to several decisio anht WA'
eery and in the House of Lords,
distinctly recognized. n ,ietice:
THE HARVEST.—We may now say with cp_n.,ereerit
as of an ascertained fact, that the harvest of tnsbela a°4
in all of which the
year, which is on the point of completion, has et v,
merely satisfactory, but splendid, both as to thehreiegeners;
the crops and the quality of the grain. It is t
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opinion that there has not been so good a harvest blight
years. When to this it is added that the pet," we oil
's large,
only very partial, and that the turnip crap.' besP
feel assured that the first of material blessings-
dscera".s
good food-is accused for the coming year 5
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SINGULAR AERIAL COMBAT.—A few (I,lYurbood (),,
Hawick, their eyes were arrested by two
two gentlemen were strolling in the neign°,,,hieli Old
on the wing together.
eddies and;
to , opea,ede
height, with innumerable eddies and circles, tneYd 'by- 0,
to be attacking each other, which was confirmed noino
feathers flying from them in different directions.
the
the
foright a considerable time in the air they con ,b. too
combatants, who so eagerly contended th: ds w
ground quite exhausted ; when it appeared that '
u'se's,`;
were no other than a birdsable for„ingnbaut, theYdt;
row-hawk. Not satisfied with their aerial
and c°lere all°,,.eoolt
of the c
interfere.,o
newed it on descending to terra firma,
rnainta'n it for some time, when one
up the crow, but the hawk, not daunted by this
the resrted
darted twioe successively at his opponent 1
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hand, when he flew off. The poor crow WAS much me
about the head, and the plumage[of his neck "
sOrlf
striped off.-Berwick Advertiser, ~ 11 0010 ved
THE INTENDED SOIREE TO GEOII noslP°,4„
ESQ., DI.P.-This soirée has been unavoidablyti genesP •
owing to a bereavement in the family ° ogling 14
man, whose second son expired on StaideY
protracted alum.