The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-06 00:00:00

SALE OF BLOOD STOCK.

The following yearlings, &c., were sold by auction,
by Meiar3. Tattersall, yesterday :

YEARLINGS.

Sir Ilugh, brown colt bYl)CCelltet, dam Cinaminta,
by Bay Middleton
D'Oreay, by cult by Confessor, dam Mr. Sykes's
fillydarn (h b)................
............ .
.....
Plavtt,ing, bay dam by Touch-
stone
Tumbler, bay colt by Acrobat, dam Nugget, sister
to Brocket
Moustache, chestnut colt by Acrobat, darn Conyng-
ham's darn, by
Sweet William, brown colt by Acrobat, dam Black-
eyed Susan, by Bay Middleton
Agenotia, bay filly by Brocket, deui Mt-mitres., by
Cotherstone ..........
by Uunitssor, dam Jujube, by
Sweetrueat .............................................. 20
Ringlet, bay filly by Brocket,dam Lovelock, by
Auckland
The following by order of the High Court of Chan-
cery :
Dinah (darn of Little Tom, Sirocco, Commotion,
Yeller Gal, &c.) ....................................... 310
Emotion, 2 yrs, bay filly by Alarm, out of Dinah
(with her engagements) 6l

Racing Fixtures for 1858.

AUGUST.

Ripon... ............... 2
Belford ..................... 2
North Staffordshire ...... 3
Brighton ............... 4
Brighton Club ...•••• ••
Lewes ..................... 9
Wolverhampton ......... 9
Reading ..................11

York lB
Radcliffe . 23
Egham 24
Hereford 2G
Stockton 26
Lichfield 3O
Great Yarmouth 3l

The
,e, Bank ,
of lrela ndt filters pay
i,asberetofore, and are having
cheques from
their cheque books printed on tinted Paper of a yellowish
11.uleds
tinge, to frustrate any attempt eitn•r at alteration of the
amount or obliteration of the crossing. The power to
instead
o will,
ia
issue small stamped cheques will be a convenience to
many persons, and the penny each prevents an unneces-
sary use cf the orivilego.—Dub_lca Freeman.
A LADY ACCIDENTALTA P OIONED.—We regret to
announce the death of Mies White, the dailithte; of the
late Town :Major White, residing in Chichester-place,
Southsea, tinder the following distressing circntnstances.
Last year a bottle of corrosive :nblinnate had been pur-
chased for the purpose of elestro)in--
K hugs, and after
having been used, was placed out ,f the way in a store
closet where it had remained during the winter. Oa
Tuesday last the poison was again put into requisition,
and left out for furtls:er ...se on the following day.
The mother of :Mss \NM") !":"‘",yt:r, placed it cut of the
way in a closet in the room in which the two ladies slept.
Miss White was in the habit of taking a glass of cam-
phor julep every morning for some complaint with which
she was afflicted. - On Thursday morning she poured out
a glass of the poison, not suspecting for a moment the
nature of the mixture, and swallowed sufficient ulti-
mately to destroy life. Mr. Bloxam was in immediate at-
tendance, hut death closed the unfortunate lady's suffer-
ings. Society loses a useful member in Miss White-
while her devoted filial piety. towards her widowed
mother has been beyond all praise. Latt Ily she had been
exerting herself in the cause of the orphan children of her
brother, who was killed in India, an I who had been
principally dependant on her for support. An inquest
was held at the Bush hotel, when, after bearing the evi•
delve, the jury immediately returned a verdict of acci-
dental death,"—llopAtro Independont.