The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-07 00:00:00

Grand Stand Plate.

Won by a nook.

RACING FIXT I
Bri AUG
ghton Club 8
Wolverhampton
hUntingdon ll
12
13andown(lele of Wight) 12
heading
Tunbridge
York
Southport
,- -

... 1

lycafiuth ... 2O
Scarborough sEPTi 1
~ales ............ . 1
~Watveick
-tc... oche2ter
Lincoln
liflnay
.. . 5
liadcgli fie 8
Lich field
10lfeadle (Staff.) 8
lYarmouth
eiceater.
Weymouth ............

... 2

... 3

JRES FOR 1851.
UST.
I Paisley 2l
Canterbury 2l
Glascomb (Radnorsh.) 22
Stourbridge 25
Derby 26
Taunton
Egham 27
Lynn

Stirling
,MBER.
Liverpool Autumn Hunt 10
Morpeth
Bridgwater lO
Uttoxoter
Dover
Doncaster
Sandbach
Upton-on-Severn
Bedford
Eglinton Park ... 23 or 24
Manchester Autumn 25
Newmarket P.O 3O

OCTOBER.
Monmouth ............... 1 Wrexham
Richmond
Caledonian Hunt ...... 1 Newmarket S.O l3
Chesterfield 1 Holyvrell Hunt .........14
Chester
lismpton Autumn 7 Newmarket Houghton.. 27
Yorkshire Union Hunt 8
NOVEDIBER.
Worcester

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S.LB of INTERESTING AUTOGRAPPIS.--Yesterday
the sale of an interesting collection of autograph letters took
Vice at the rooms of Messrs. Sotheby aisct Wilkinson, Wel-
401i4ton - s t r e e t Strand. They consisted...of the correspondence
"f David
~Garrick and other distinguished actors, actresses,
i;ssfoi
five
03,e,f
note
letters David
of
".,.rid dramatic authors; the secret
.correspondence of Charles
a. With&c., planning his escape from Canis-
b Captain Titus,
rook Castle, &c. Six lots of the correspondence
Garrick produced 71. 55.; a draught fo.rL6o/., drawn by Oliver
„_qoldsmith in favour of D. Garrick,witowa. promissory
IL, B. Sheridan for 1001. to Garrick,
from
p Titus,ub I i al" eed. ,
rn Addison to Ambrose Phillips, 5/. 19ss.; fdohucrulmetetnetrss,fraonmd
~Il' R. Steel to Phillips, 21. 125.; letter
papers relating to the Byron family, 211.
'-'°rlespondence of King Charles I. and
lerin
KinifiCharles
g the imprisonment of the monarch in Carisbrook
~,!liitled
Captainsao some autograph letters ro .
om
enrietta
CaThtaeinun
11, to Titus, &c., several letters rt.
alla •
,a ria,
puree which be-
;-1 therine his Queen, together with a bead p
Queen of Charles 1., several from Charles 11. and
04ellged to Charles 1., and an elegantly formed chalice carved
. at of boxwood, with numerous cups therein, cut out of the
aolid wood, and forming ono lot, produced 132/. 4s.
:ur ladies
... 'ARRIVAL OF POUR CHINESE LADIES OF RAN
K•""
4:he ship Lady peel, just arrived at Torbay, has brought
, natives of the Celestial Empire, who aresaid to
came handsome and to belong to families of rank. They
'will iat° ILL°fll„den b'y train, arriving on Monday evending, anerd
- Majesty --Nv tlaY3, it is understood, be presente to h
...._OA letter from Dublin says :—" Dr. M'Hale, the
.!! man Catholic Archbishop, has caused his title to be
.hanged in the books of the National Bank of Tuam, from
in of archbishop of that see to the Most Rev. Dr. M'Hale,
4.48.
teuanizzsrpetartuoanTnuctecEott.,!he provisions of the Ecclesiastical Titles
terd OF THE BALTIC STEAM•SHIP.—Y.e.s-
-c Ily afternoon the United States mail steam-ship Baltic,
haPt,aa
on left the Mersey for New York direct, having oh board the extraordinary number of 141 passengers,'
~,_rge cargo, and the usual mails. She rounded the rock
-au stood out to sea at half-past three precisely.
ST T
Well I "A.M RS'S THEATRE.—M. Bouffi was too Utl-
b „ es,t night to appear in the Fille dl' .Avare, as an-
sZ"e"t• Catherine • ou, La Croix d'Or, was consequently
_a stituted, in whicl Lafont sustained the principal cha-
r, eter, the evening commencing with the Chevalier du Guet
Ivictlraell3t°er:'.l73(:
.....YAL VISIT.—STATUE OF THE QUEEN AT
We believe that no information of an official
has yet been received in town respecting her
b ajeurs yet
the northern portion of her dominions ; and ace,Yond the fact that her Majesty will proceed to Balmoral
oh", time during the present month, nothing is known here
r.. "le subject. We observe that workmen are engaged in
29,a.iring the grounds in the vicinity of Holyrood Palace ;
1„1°1 It is expected that, previous to the royal visit. the stfaue
Jr% her Alajesty will be erected in front of the building. The statue is now all but finished, and as a work of art it•
erects the highest credit on Mr. Hand side Ritchie, to
Whom it was entrusted. It is designed to commemorate. the
t7euPation of "Old Holyrood" by Queen Victoria, and is at
`,°, same time a graceful tribute to her Majesty on the art
of her Scottish subjects. It was at one time, we believe,
!Mended to inaugurate the statue during her Majesty's visit;
li'T that intention has now been changed, and it will, if pos-
. IN be erected before her Majesty's arrival.—Edinburgh
...advertiser.
ties_llrOßNlA AT HOME.—The herrings caught in
her e Wick district alone in two days of last week realised in.
ud cash to the fishermen engaged in their catch no less a
I 114 than 10,0001. sterling. What treasure there is in the
111t.Y deep I—Greenock Advertiser.