The Sun.
London, England, 1869-10-30 00:00:00

-6 6 TILE SPORTSMAN."

Worcester.—Worcester Autumn Handicap—Paganini
or Fidelia. Nursery Handicap Plate —Seamstress f.
Handicap Hurdle Race—Wadlow's representative. Han-
dicap Plate —Gipsy.

WEIGHTS FOR TIT
Fliza&Y,

E LIVERPOOL CUP.
', Nov. 12.

Age st lb
Knight of Garter... 5 9 12
Vespasian 6 9 12
Blue Gown 4 9 6
The Palmer 5 9 0
Blink hoolie ... 5 9 0
See Saw 4 8 12
Mandrake... ... 5 8 9
Romping Girl 5 8 9
Formosa 4 8 8
Rosicrucian ... 4 8 7
Lady LienriAte ... 4 8 5
Xi ... 6 8 5
Tabourot 4 8 4
Paganini ... 4 8 4
S tradbroke 5 8 0
Cecil ... ... 4 8 0
King's Cross ... 5 8 0
Martyrdom ... 3 8 0
Cock of the Walk 4 8 0
Taraban ... 5 7 12
Charuwood ... 4 7 12
Goodwood... ... 5 7 10
G. Osbaldeston 3 7 9
Fidelia ... 4 7 8
Ploughboy 5 7 8
The Drummer ... 3 7 8
St Ronan ... 4 7 8
Van Amburgh ... 5 7 6
Lady Zetland 4 7 6
Adolphus 3 7 6
Ilonestish 5 7 6
Thorwaldsen ••• 3 7 6
Number Nip ... 3 7 6
Lord Hawthorn ... 3 7 6
Aster 5 7 6
Blacklock 4 7 6
Vagabond 3 7 5
Gondolier 4 7 5
Epworth 4 7 4
Robespierre 3 7 4
Viscount ... 4 7 2
Argyle 3 7 2
Duke of Beaufort... 3 7 2
Myosotis 3 7 0
Fair Wind... 5 7 0
Lietor 4 7 0
Good Hope 3 7 0
Islam .. ••• 3 7

Age et lb
Sider°lite ... 3 7 0
Three per Cent. ... 6 6 12
John Davis . 6 12
David Copperfield 6 612
Stork 3 6 11
Donaldbain 4 6 10
Vietress ... 5 6 10
Crocus 3 6 9
Lion King 5 6 9
Lord of the Valley 3 6 9
Lily ... 3 6 9
Prior ... ... 3 6 8
Ambitious ... ... 5 6 8
Tribune ... 6 6 8
The /Eg,ean ... 3 6 8
Brambridge 3 6 7
Arlington 3 6 6
Mexico ... 4 6 6
Far Away ... 3 6 2
Provider ... 3 6 2
Young Fenton ... 3 6 2
Flora ... ... 4 6 2
I Surgeon ... 3 6 2
Ben-An ... 3 G 0
Phantom ... 4 6 0
Cocoa Nut... ... 3 6 0
Lopez ... ... 3 6 0
Albania ... 3 6 0
Red Cap ... a 6 0
Hobart ... 3 6 0
Sylva 3 6 0
Herennianus ... 4 5 12
Weimer 3 5 12
Yardarm ... . 4 5 12
Wiuchilsea 3 5 10
Atonement ... 3 5 10
Robin Rover ... 3 5 10
Captious g ... 4 5 7
Lafitte 3 5 7
Fan a 5 7
Avoncourt 3 5 7
Bushbury 3 5 7
Sovereign 3 5 7
Whinyard 3 5 7
Sweet Annie 3 5 7
Plenipotentiary 35 7
Nogara ... 4 5 7
April Morn 3 5 7

LICHFIELD WELTER PLATE.—Chassepot, who came in
first for this race, was objected to on the ground that he
had been in a training stable. The objection, after being
investigated by the stewards at Newmarket on Wednes-
day, was found to be valid. Chassepot was therefore dis-
qualified, and the stakes awarded to Sir Walter, who came
in second.

RAID UPON A BETTING-HOUSE IN MANCHESTER.—The
police made an attack upon a betting-house in Manchester
on Tuesday. Between 300 and 400 persons were within.
Finding egress stopped by the doors, they jumped through
the windows. Frames and glass were smashed by the
wild helter-skelter of terrified betting men. Some of them
were captured, and one, on being taken to the police-
office, immediately deposited the penalty of .£75.
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE RACES.—On Tuesday next will
close and name for the above meeting the Fifth Stephen-
son Biennial Stakes of 10 soya each, h ft, with 100 sows
nett added each year, for now yearlings. Ness castle races
are now established as ono of the first meetings of the
North. No less than 1,80 soya will be given in added
money at the next June anniversary. The bonus of 100
SOTS to the above stake cannot but prove attractive to
owners and trainers. _

TILE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE'S AFFAIRS.—The judgment
of Mr. Commissioner Winslow, in the Court of Bank-
ruptcy, respecting the petition sued for against the Duke
of Newcastle, was delivered on Thursday. The Commis-
sioner, after adducing certain authorities, declared that
the Duke was, by the " privilege of Parliament," exempted
from the operation of the Bankruptcy Act, and that the
petition must be dismissed accordingly. Mr. Robt. Morris,
the petitioning creditor, was condemned in costs.

HUNTER MANTLE.—This individual, who has tried
nearly every game—from clown in a circus to a "reformer"
of the Finlen school—is now, we are informed, a candidate
for one of the wards of the Birmingham Town Council!
It will be remembered how about two years ago Mr. Mantle,
finding spouting politics an indifferently paying game, took
to bookmaking, with that happy facility natural to genius,
and shortly afterwards took to his heels with equal readi-
ness. If the above report be true, it must be fairly ac-
knowlgeded that no ;position comes amiss to this really
great man, and it remains to be seen how much further the
force of impudence can really go. _ . .

The two-year-old filly by Macaroni out of Sister to
Strafford has received the name of Semolina.

Mr. Mortimer's two-year-old colt by Lacydes, dam by
Cowl out of Venus, has been named Mask.
Mr. Brorusgrove claimed Arcanum after the latter had
won a Selling Sweepstakes at Newmarket on Thursday.
Prince Soltykoff claimed Prince Arthur, after the latter
won the Optional Selling Race at Newmarket on Friday.
The objection to Arigill for the Abbey Hurdle Race
Plato at Leicester, on the ground of insufficient descrip-
tion, has- been overruled.

3t-'OATIN'.i INTELLIGENCE —Tais Day

NEWMARKET TIOUGEITON MEETING.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
ONE HUNDRED POUNDS.

Gouda
Percy
Quicksand

Sixteen ran.
HANDICAP _PLATE.
Duke of Itaufort

Assineboine
Atonement.

Six tau.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SOVS.
Prince Arthur

Arcauutn

Liucoln .

Six ran.

PLATE OF £5O.

Kennington 1
Pate
Braemar 8