The Sun.
London, England, 1867-08-10 00:00:00

The Surref and Middlesex .tfikt,4 (Ilandie:ao o`t"i-,5) „„
each, 10 ft, and 5 only if *lared, with 80 added.. Ono
mile and a half.
Ago st lb Ago lb
harry Brailsford ... 6 8 lt—Farino • ... 5
pintail 6 8 'Mischief • ... 4 6. 12
Glendale ... 4 8 •0 Pxs do Charge ... 4 .6 12
Br f by Young -Rases • 6 12
bourne—Maid of Va 3 6 5
Masbam... ... 4 712 Milly ... 3 6 3
Vixen ... 5 7 19 ti by Vedette out of
La Dauphine , 4.7 .3 .• L.ro.islanes ... 35 12
The Magna Marta Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 50 added,
two year WAN 7st 21b, three ost, fillies and geldings
allowed 31b ; maiden three year olds allowed 71b.

[['ho following appeared in our late edition of yesterday
cvening:—]

ENTRIES FOIL TILE CESAREWITCH.
Little Bon Broadlands Toxophilite c Gauntlet
Special A bergeldio Will Briar Thornapple
Scavenger The Rescue liawthorn Scanlan .ur
lly. Brailsford Charles II Sontlin Cross Glean r
Sol, King B rdonionte Rococo Bott.ping Gill
Pearl Diver S,:arbortmgh Cz.ir Deceit
Stokeley Armourer Ty nedalo Ait.sbory
Priority Etoile Fi'ante Mandrake The Clown
Chippenharn Z •nobitt The 11,an I [len
Sportsman Express Lady Vano Pau
Vigorous Endshigh AlinstJ 801 l Gont..,ra
Vi:i Aggravator Corporal Ischia
Potomac Duke of York The Priest Viridis
0 wn.G lynd wr Tormentor Belmont Redcap
Ploughboy Sealskin Mendicant John Davis
Skysail „Roquefort Kingof Fairies Red Riband
Klarinska . Primroso Rog. Mowbray Miss Havelock
Westwick E tkrinl. Stratticonan King's Cross
War Leap Year Ohnar Proserpina
Taraban It trioli A pplieross Dalby
Montagnard Julius ' Guluaro Salamanca
Moutgoubort Flying Scud Van Brunt Primate
Trocadero Grand t uko L'Escurial Student
Photographs Honesty Bracken Mancattvro f
Normandie Gree ,back Harpenden Minster
Enchanteur Dalosman Maid of Kent c Treas. Trove
Honeymoon Tourmalin Thalia Lit. Treasure
Conundrum Lothario Retrousse Moldavia
Atta`ck cult Jasper Weather Star Dr Syntax
Parma M. Christian Sis. to Vedette The Lizard
Mail Train Nine Elms Annie Laurie Sigr al f
Bed Shoes Cheltenham Boeswiug W h tlebono
Narino Earl of Derby Comedian Ld Paramount
Rama Blue Peter Carnage Savernake
Blinkhoolie Pintail Archimedes Laneret
Eimbaston M. of Mashamf The Peer Eye-sore (late
t.
Duchess Safety Panacea Vidi)
Fervacques Dulcimer Foodor Venom
Lord HastingsPepper'sG host Kidderminster Mario Louise
New Guinea Adam Bede Grand 'Cross Flare-up
Fortunatus E. Lancashire Clarice Leases
Lucifer Vertugadin The Brewer Glengarnock
Cannon Ball Patrician Planet Friday
King Victor Nicolet Ackworth Musician
The Usurper Van Amburgh Treachery g Miss Harriette
Actma. , Cecrops Regalia Little Rover
Pirate Chief 'Success Duusany Stodare
Scudo Tina Janitor Friponnior
Knight Errant G. of Warwick La Dauphine Star of India
Numa Pony Union Jack Jczabel
pilius
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ENTRIES FOR THE CAM.BRIDGESII IRE.
Little Ben Satyr Vertugadin Janitor
Special Countersign Patrician Wroughton
Harry Braila-Julius Nicolot Kilmeny o
ford Flying Scud Van Amburgh Nutrition
Stokeley Opoponax Cecrops Gleaner
Whitworth Grand Duke Nancy Paxton
Sportsman Honesty • Stratford colt Romping Girl
Vigorous Greenback Grey Stocking The
of Pro Clown
Vici Wild Agnes Hawthorn B. mise
Talisman colt )anus Monarch of the Lord Ronald
Lozenge Jasper Glen Seville
Marmite Hippie Southrn Cross Vi:idis
Jenne Premier Chignon Rococo Red Riband
Potomac Duchess The Corporal Lecturer
Ploughboy Terror Tynedalo ' Ines
Y. Express Louis of Hesse Mandrake Uncas
Cross
Klarinska Fervacques The Dean King's
Westwick Lord Hastings Minster Bell Proserpino
War Lucifer The Priest Dalby
Taraban Cannon Ball Roger Mow-Klapp ca
Trocadero King Victor bray arch
Montagnard Act flii Belmont Chilbolton
Nemec . Pirate Chief King of the Primate
Dragon Borgia Fairies Plana cure f
Olmar Minster
Montgoubert Sado
Fleurette Woodlands William Tell Canterbury
M. de Charolais Abergoldio Applecross Tress. Trove
Enchanteur The Roselle Gulnare Moldavia
Mrs Allan Goojerat Bracken Romeo
Conundrum Charles 1L Harpenden Sea Mew
Attack colt Historian Crown Prince Signal filly
RIMINI, Scarborough Weather Star Savernake
Breadalbane Rhodomonte Master Willie Lanoret
Blinkhoolio Arcata colt TLa Velia Eynom
e-sore
Mail Train Rather High c Ulphus
Vespasian Merry Chris- S►
weet Home
BarriLeasesngton
Narino Van Retrouss
Red Shoes Beauclerk S is. to Vedette Duchess
Out and Outer Cheltenham Carnage Friday
Hobo Earl of Derby Whisky Miss Harriette
Kg. of Garter Maid of Mas- Archimedes Musician
Armourer ham filly Panacea Little It vor
Etoilo Filanto Captain Kidd Collin& Stodare
Cora Staghouud Kidderminster Friponnier
Tortuga Safety Grand Cross Knight Errant
Nu Trecible Clarice Numa Peinpil.
Ag,,,,ravator Kingsley Asir rant Guy Warw ek
Duke of York Gardevisuro Plauet Wild The
Tormentor Lint Lyon Ack word' La Dauphine
Xi East Lanc,a- Caithness Union Jack
AVulsey shire Regalia Ailesbury.
Fakir Adam Bode Duesany Ammunition
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COURSING.
COURSING MEETINGS TO COME.
SEPTEMBER.
Name. Judge. Days of Running
Brampton, Cumberland Mr. Warwick ...... 26 :ca
OCTOBER.
Ancastor and Willoughby,
Mr. Spofford ......1 2
Lincolnshire
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

DUBLIN, Friday.

A fearful railway accident occurred at Bray this
morning. As the up-train from Enniscorthy, due at
Bray at 9.30, was proceeding round the head the
engine and two carriages got off the line at one of
the wooden bridges connecting the cliffs, and fell
down the chasm, a height of 100 ft.
The engine left the rails near the middle of the
second wooden bridge, a mile from Bray station. It
broke down the side of the bridge and fell into the
ravine on the land side, dragging down a third-
class carriage, which was shattered. The next car-
riage, a third-class one, fell on end and supported
another third-class carriage, which hung half over
the bridge. The rest of the train, composed of four
composite carriages, remained on the line.
Mr. Murphy, of Tinahely, a trader, was killed on
the spot. Patrick Murphy, the engine-driver, had
his leg broken, but is expected to recover. Williatn
Lane, the stoker, was seriously injured. Twelve
others were hurt, and it is reported that two women
have since died. There were _ 100 passengers in
the train. The accident would have been more
serious if it bad happened at the sea side of the
bridge.
The line was cleared in the afternoon. The train
was goings lowly, and the rails are said to have been
newly laid.
The following is an extract from the Evening
Post :
" A terrific railway accident occurred this morn-
ing on the Wicklow and Bray Railway, at a place
called Rainsealp, within a short distance of Grey-
stone. The train, which consisted of eight car-
riages, had reached the old wooden bridge nt Ram-
scalp, when, owing to sonic cause at present
unexplained, the engine ran off the line into the
great chasm beneath, taking with it the tender, two
third-class carriages, and ono second-class carriage,
the latter remaining as if it were suspended in mid-
air. The scene that followed, in the language of a
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rtighhethcanrerdia,ges
passenger, was appalling in the extreme. What
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to be in the carriages that had not been dragged off
the line, hurried from their carriages to assist the
unfortunate persons who lay crushed beneath and
between the smashed carriages ; at the same time
messages were at once forwarded to the nearest
station, and assistancO promptly obtained. The
bridge is not broken. List of killed and wounded:
—Mr. Murphy, shopkeeper, Tinahely, killed. Mrs.
Donnelly Gorey, gone to hospital, injured; MN.
Field, Gorey, and Mrs. Reilly, Ballymaton, badly
injured ; J. D.,yle, grocer, Wicklow ; G. Jones,
Mrs. Jordon, nothdratn ; Bes ie Hogan, servant;
Mrs. Hackman, Greystones; Annie Stringer and
Mrs. Clancy, Rederos ; Mr. Foley, College-green ;
Miss Critchley, Bray ; Jane Blevens, Armagh ;
Ellen Cumins, Armagh ; and .taryWilliams, New-
town, Mount Kennedy, all injured. The railway
company brought down Surgeon George Porter by
the 11 30 train. Previously 1)r. Ross, 02(1 High-
landers, was in attendance on the injured. Engine-
driver and stoker badly injured; sent to Dublin.
The engine-driver was taken up in a senseless state,
and little hopes are entertained of his recovery,"

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