The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-18 00:00:00

IMPERIAL 2ABLIA D lENT

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tnis DAT.
The SPEAKER took the chair at 2 o'clock.
THE BANKRUPTCY BILL.

The house then again wont into committee on. this bill,
to which there yet remains innumerable amonctments to
be moved.

ILEFT SITTING. I

A.,YOTRER RAID UPON A BET'.I.IIIVG-

ROUSE.

MARYLEBONE POLICE COURT_

Michael Emanuel, aged 20, of 21, H enrietta-
street, Manchester-square, metal mereb ant, was
charged Lefore Mr. Mansfield with unlawfully assist-
ing in conducting a betting-house and a yard for
betting purposes, at No. 22, Henrietta-street, and
the following were severally chArged with being
found in a betting-house and a yard used for
betting purposes at No. 22, Henrietta-street,
Manchester-square :--James Baker, aged 40, 12,
High-street, Marylebone, servant, out of place ;
CLarles Lumley, aged 33, 18, Grosvenor-market,
Davies street, paLter ; Chalks Fraser, aged
25, 2, Henrietta-street, Manchester-square, rag
sorter; Frederick Finnimore, aged 2S, 9G, East-
street, Manchester-square, coach painter ; Edward
West, aged 22, 2, New Quebec-street, butcher;
Wm. Morris, aged 27, 43, Bishop's-yard, Mount-
street, Grosvenor-square, servant; James Woodley,
aged 37, 37, Gilbert-scree`, carpenter; Wm. Speud-
love,36, 21,11' oodstock-street, Oxford-street, harness
maker; Isidore Medex, aged 67, 225, Broadway,
Camden-town, importer of cigars ; George Crowe,
aged 36, Grosvenor-mews, messenger ; Charles
Moss, aged 31, 12, Poland-street, tailor ; William
Concaunen, aged 51, 11, Bell's-buildings, tailor;
Henry Morley, aged 42, 28, Barrett's-court, furni-
ture dealer; John 111‘Bright, aged 20, Langham
Hotel, porter ; and Edward Began.
Superintendent Draper, of the 1) division, watched
the case on behalf of Colonel Henderson, the Chief
Commissioner of Police.

Mr. Lewis, sen., of Ely-place, appeared for
Emanuel and several of the other prisoners, and
Mr. W. 11. Davis, of Golden-square, for Medex.
When the prisoners were placed in court, all hav-
ing surrendered to their bail, Mr. Lewis said he
must ask for an adjournment, as he bad not had
sufficient time to receive instructions from his
clients.

Mr. Davis also, on behalf of his client, wished
for au adjournment.
Superintendent Draper had no objection to the
adjournment.
From what could be gathered it appears that
Inspectors Hindes, and Llcas of the D division,
with a posse of constables under the com-
mand of the superintendent entered the house
named and apprehended the prisoners, and also
took possession of a number of cards and betting
books. Superintendent Draper in Lis endeavour
to apprehend one of the parties has seriously hurt
his right ankle.
All parties agreeing, Mr. Mansfield adjourned
the case for a week, allowing all parties to be at
large on their own recoguisances in the sum of £lO.

HORSES STRUCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGE-
►NENTS.

June 11, at 1 p.m., all Mr. Foy's horses out of Windsor
engagements; at 2 p.m. Noyre Tauren out of ‘Vindsor
engagements; and after 6 p.m. Veda out of Wiudsor en-
gagem en' s.

Jule 12, at 9 a.m., Miss Sheppard out of King Hal
Stakes at Hampton, Jersey out of Windsor and Hampton
Nurseries, Percussion out of all engagements; at 0.31 p.m.,
Veda out of Hampton engagements ; at noon, Drummer
out of Northumberland Plate, Huntsman and Hecate filly
out of Windsor engagements ; at 1.15 p.m., all Sir W.
Brooth's horses out of Windsor engagements, Wistaria
out of Windsor Nursery, Magnolia out of Manor Plate at
Hampton, all Mr. Merry's horses out of Newcastle engage-
ments ; after 2 p.m. all Mr. Golby's horses out of Windsor
and Hampton engagements, Yellow Roso out of Windsor
and Hampton engagements, ai.d c by Trumpeter out of
Nut bush out of the first year of the Fourth Stephenson
Biennial at Newcastle, and the Juvenile Plate at the Liver-
pool Summer Meeting.
July 11, at 9 a.m., Blanche out of the Windsor Nur-
sery.

June 15, at Teuedos out of Windsor engage-
ments, Candour and Wed ling Chimes out of the Hampton
Nursery, Gipsy, Wellington, and co't by Tim Whilll2r
Whiteleg, out of Windsor engagements, Gipsy out of
Hampton engagements, Ern raid out of Manor Plate,
at Hampton, the Stewards' Cup at Newcastk and Cum-
berland Plate at Carlisle, Mocol. tto out of Newcastle
engagements, colt by M,ti at Arms—lt ()Owl and Squib,
out of the Hampton Nursery, Attempt out of all engage-
ments, Saturnalia out of the ince of Wales, Handicap,
at Hampton, and Grand Duke out of Wolsey Plate
and Visitors' Plate, at Hampton ; at 330 p.m. f by
Vedettri--.'inielia out of Hampton Nursery ; at 2 45
p.m. Velocity and Cheddington out of Hampton engage-
ments ; at 4 25 p.m. Boundary and La Belle Helene out
of the Surrey and Middlesex Stakes, at Hampton
at 7 3 p.m., Salliet out of Windsor and Hampton engage-
ments; and at 8 30 p.m., Tim Bobbin out of Windsor and
Liverpool engagements.

Juno 16, Zara out of Hampton engagements.
Juue 17, at 9 a.m., The Dean out of all engagements,
and Bracken out of the Northumberland Plate ; at 9 33
a.m., Tormentor out of Surrey and Middlesex Stakes,
Hampton ; and at 10 36 a.m., Gamos out of the Claremont
Stakes, Hampton.

The following assumed names have been registered
:
Mr. A. Town, Mr. Harrington.
Colours of It ders.—Mr. P. 0. Gill, pink body, black
sleeves and cap ; Lord Cassillis, White and pink chevrons,
white cap.
Forfeit List.—The forfeits of the following horses have
been paid : —Mephistopheles, Julia colt•, Birch Broom (to
qualify), Aruagill—now called Arigill (to qualify).
The following names have been given ;—Mr Dosmond's
b yearling c by Scottish Chief, out of Victoria, by Free-
dom, Caledonia; Mr 11. Sopp's b c (late La Rose) by
Claret, out of La Fillo do Ma Mie, 2 yrs, Good Wine ; Mr
J. T. Ilaworth's br c by Tim Whiffler, out of Hop Blossom
(Tim Bobbin's dam), 2 yrs, General Prim.]