The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-27 00:00:00

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise,
Prince Leopold, Princess Beatrice, and the ladies
and gentlemen of their suite, left Osborne this
morning, and arrived at Windsor this afternoon.

SPOR7IWG' PROPHECIES.

THE LIVERPOOL MEETING.
" BELL'S LIFE."

United Hunters' Raca—Last Rose of Stu=lr or Lord
Westmorland's chosen one. Tyro Stakes—Latubton
Sefton Handicap—Last Rose of Summer or Viridis. Wel-
ter Cup—Three per Cent. March Stakes—Pate or Hol-
landaise. Grand National Steeplechase—Pearl Diver or
Fortunatus. Spring Cup—Knight of tat) Garter or Tramp.

" THE ERA."

Mersey Cup—Hammerton or Master Willie. Annual
Hurdle Handicap—Planet or Sorceress. Molyueux Handi-
cap Steeplechase —L.S.D. Spring Flying Stakes—Pro-
blem or Retty. Trial Stakes —Rounds. United Hunters'
Race—Scarrington or Delaware. March Stakes—Pate.
Sefton Bandicap—Viridis or Onyx. Graud National
Handicap Steeplechase—Pearl Diver, after him Fan and
Alcibiade. Spring Cup - Vortigern or Alicia.

" THE SPORTSMAN."

The Grand National—Guy of Warwick, Despatch, or
Tathwell. Trial Stakes--Jeanie Deane or Fal-lal. Annual
Hurdle Handicap—Pearl Diver or The Lamb. Mersey
Cup —Vespasian. United Hunters' Race—Mr. Wilkinson's
representative or New Oswestry. Spring Flying Stakes—
Problem or Mr. Bennett's best. Molyneaux Handicap
Steeplechase—Ada or Tumult.

" SPORTING LIFE."

The Grand National—Pearl Diver or Fan. Spring Cup
—Knight of the Garter, Purveyor, and Ajax.

" TIIE FIELD."

The Grand National—Fan or Guy of Warwick. Spring
Cup—Knight of the Garter.

" SPORTING GAZETTE."

The Grand National—Despatch, Alcibiade, and Bar-
barian.

" SPORTING TIMES."

The Grand National—Tathwell or Despatch. Spring
Cup.—Knight of the Garter or Alicia.
" SUNDAY TIMES."

The Grand National—Pearl Diver, Despatch, and Tath-
well.

Heather Bell (4 yrs) has been re-named "Musical Bell,"
in which name she.won the Derby Plato on Thursday.
The Doncaster Corporation lost £42 by their last Spring
meeting, and made about X 5,400 by their September one.
Villany (2 yrs), after winning the Juvenile Selling Stakes
at Derby on Friday, was sold to Mr. Etches for 50 guineas.
A veterinary certificate, signed by Mr Henry Howse,
of Lincoln, M.R.C.V.S.L., of the age of M. L. Andre's
chesnut filly Cherreuse, 2 yrs, and another, signed by Pro-
fessor Spooner, of the Royal Veterinary College, of the age
of Mr E. Bower's chesnut filly Lavandiere, 2 yrs, have
been officially lodged.
ACCIDENT TO CUSTANCF.—We regret to hear that this
jockey dislocated his hip while hunting on Wednesday
last with the Cottesmore Hounds in the neighbourhood of
Oakham, to where he was conveyed. Two other gentle-
men had severe falls during the rnn.
Mr. Saville has had the misfortune to lose his yearling
filly by Parmesan out of Amy Scott, and a colt-foal by
Parmesan out of Clairvoyante. _ _ _

The filly by Dundee out of Lady Lotty was sold to Mr.
Turner for 40 guineas at Derby on Thursday. Mr. Turner
sold her the saute evening, at a profit of 30 guineas, to Mr.
W. Fletcher, who named her Charlotte.
The committee of the Bentinck Club secured last week
an admirable statuette of that great sportsman, Lord Geo.
Bentinck. The statuette was by Count D'Orsay, and an
autograph letter from the late Premier, Mr. Disraeli, tes-
tifying to the life-likeness, accompanies the statuette, and
is laid on the club table.

J. Cannon, the steeplechase rider, is open to an engage-
ment with any nobleman or gentleman to either train or
ride ; weight, 9st 71b.
In consequence of Cardiff Races clashing with Tenbury,
the latter will be postponed to the 28th, one week later.
Mr. T. Barton has bought War Eagle, 5 yrs, and the
horse will bo schooled for cross-country -work.
Mr. Johns has sold Own. Swift and Susan, the steeple-
chasers, with their engagements.
CUELNISFORD SPRING MEETING.—La Mouse, Sphynx,
Riga, and Antree should not have been included among
the acceptances for the Fairlands Handicap in last Calan-
dar. The letter of scratchings wasaccidentally overlooked
by the clerk of the course.
We are pleased to learn that J. Potter did not break his
collar-tone at Windsor, as was first supposed, and he will
be thoroughly "fit" to ride in -the Liverpool.
. . .

Princd So:tykoff made two ad.litious to his stud at
Chelmsford on Friday, Purchasing Achilles, by Asteroid
out of Steel Pen, 3 yrs, for 210 p.; and Lady Kew, 2 yrs,
for 135 gs.

The two year old filly by Lacydes out of Fiction, who
was sold for leogs. after winning Mr. Hodgman the
Juvenile Selling Stakes at Nottingham, has been named
Lady Wilbraham.

Mr F. (3. Hobson purchased Patience at St. Albans on
Thursday last, and the mare returns to her old quarters.
Fly, by Simple Simon out of Ambush, 2 yrs, has joined
T. Ashmall's string at Newmarket.
Th• Duke of Hamilton's horses, trained by T. Brown at
Winchester, have left that trainer's stables.

Captain Machell has named his 2-yr-old colt by Little
Hastings out of Rosura St. Leonard's.

Knutsford Races will take plac3 on July 16 and 17. Mr
T. Lawley has boon appointed clerk of the muse.
Prior to running in the Harrington Plate at Derby the
colt by Wi!d Dayrell out of Edition was named Trans-
gressor.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

CHILDREN BEGGARB.—EIiza Hills, 37, and Agnes Hills,
11, were charged before Mr. Knox by the Marquis
Townshend with begging.

A second little girl was with the prisoners, but she was
not charged.

The Marquis Townshend said that at half-past 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon he saw the woman with two children
in Princes-street, Leicester-square, in the attitude of beg-
ging, and knowing them by sight he watched them, and
saw them go up to a carriage and beg. lie then went to a
constable and gave the prisoners in charge, thinking that
the girl (Agnes) was just of that age that she might be
saved.

The prisoner Eliza said she went into a public-house
to get a drink of water, and when she came out saw some
persons with her daughter, and the gentleman (the Mar-
quis) told the constable to take her into custody, and he
did so.

Police-constable Deljolo, 15 C R, said that yesterday
afternoon his lordship gave the prisoners into custody,
and he took them to the station. The woman was sober.

Eliza was committed fora mouth with hard labour, and
the child remanded.