The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-07 00:00:00

JULY
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SEPTEMBER.
3 Richmond
3 I fleudon
5 Mouinouth
Mauentister Autumn
Newmarket Ist October

Margate
‘Var wick Spring
Abingdon
Leicester
Doncaster
161
• 'OCTOBER.
Northampton Autumn. 1 I Newmarket 2d October.
Edinburgh
Bedford 3 I Newmarket Houghton .
NOVEMBER.
Liverpool Autumn 5 1 Leamington Hunt
Shrewsbury Autumn... 11

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COURSING.

COURSING MEETINGS TO COME.

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SEPTEMBER.
Name. Judge. Days of Running
Brampton, Cumberland Mr. Warwick

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OCTOBER.
Ancoster and Willoughby,
Lincolnshire Mr. Spofford

AQUATICS.

CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE TYNE.

RACE BETWEEN KELLEY AND CL/AMBERS,
NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE, Monday.

The referee in the race for the championship was ap-
pointed ou Saturday. The names of the gentlemen pro-
posed - Mr. Ireland, London, and Lieut. Colonel Hawks,
Newcastle—wore put into a hat. The name drawn was
Mr. Ireland's, and that gentleman was accordingly agreed
to. After the appointment the betting received a fresh
impuls., and a good deal of business was done at evens.
On Saturday and last night any amount of money was
ready for Chambers; in fact, at the sporting houses the
disposition was so strong to support Chambers that his
friends could hardly be accommodated. A large number
of Kelley's backers arrived on Sunday and made heavy

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hardly chimed when Chambers put off, amid great cheer-
ing, and was quickly followed by Kelley, who was also
well received. Both 'men lookid Well, Kelley especally,
was effected at 5.17, each getting well ova)",
whose colour was exceedingly 'fresh. A beautiful start
and without
advantage. After the first hundred yards Kelley ,:ire pt to
the front, and made an attempt to steer clear and take
Charabers's water, in which he eventually succeeded, and
went away with a flue spurt. At the top
of the New
Quay Kelley was three lengths in advance,
but was
neither pulling so steadily nor so coolly as Chambers,
till he reached the half-distance, when he ;quietly settled
down, and leaving Chambers still farther in the rear, went
on easily, Vint at a great pace.
Chambers was lordly chore' on-pissing tdecreasth he
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upon which he made a good spurt, slightlydecreasing t
then redoubled ; but Kelly,
distance. The cheers were
met the attempt in
responding to the cries of his friendtsa clipping rate. He
,
fine style, and again went ahead a
was never passed, and came in the
winner by upwards of
100 yards. Time 31/ minutes.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT AND LOSS
day Ni OF LIFE.
- NEWCASTLE, Moght.
ve been recovered, but it
After the boat raoe a number of persons, calculated to be
about 100, while waiting on the Ferry Cotnpany's landing
ou the quay side for their passage by boat to Shields, were
opfretchiepistatategde.intosetvheerariivbeordbieys the
have
way of the centre
is thought that upwards of In persons have lost their lives
by this awful calamity.

ROBBERY AT TILE PARIS EXHIBITION.--The
director of the Austrian museum at the Great Exhibition
discovered on Saturday that a work of art, consisting of a sil-
ver jug set with jewels, and valued at 3,0001., had been stolen
from a glass case out of public reach. The article had
evidently been taken in the night and by some one able to
have easy access to the place. After an investigation,
three of the Austrians employed at the museum were ar-
rested.

ICE IN THE ATLANTIC.—Recent accounts from
Newfoundland report, the arrival there, at Harbor Grace,
of two ships, the Isabella and the Haidee, from Oporto.
The former of these vessels was surrounded by ice for 16
days, and the :latter was upwards of 30 days in the
same perilous position. Both vessels wore severely dam-
aged about the cutwater and stern. The copper was
completely stripped off each of them, and the former was
so leaky that she could not have floated many diva
longer. -

IMPERIAE PABLIANLENT

HOUSE OF LORDS.—LAST EATEN ING.
The Loan CIIINCELLOR took his seat on the woolsack
at five o'clock.

PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The Ramsden Estate, the Wilts and Gloucester Railway
the Herne Bay Water, and the Cardiff and Penarth
Bills were read a second time.
THE IRISH CONSTABULARY.

Lord LIFFORD gave notice of a motion relative to the
Irish Constabulary.
THE WHITE HERRING FISHERY BILL.

This bill was committed.
The house then adjourned.

HOUSE OF COMMONS—LAST EVENING.
:rho SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The following bills were read a third time and passed :
Orkney Roads, Sunderland Ferry, Smr3y and Sussex
Junction Railway, and Wolverhampton New Water.
CORRUPT PRACTICES BILL.

Mr. R. lIIIGESSEN gave notice that on the order of
the day for the second reading of this bill he should move
that the order be discharged, and that the bill be referred
to a select committee.