The Sun.
London, England, 1835-09-22 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL' S.
A thin attendance yesterday, and little progress To- Oil
the adjustment of the differences on the late St. Leger. f the
is owing, in a great measure, to the absence of many. ° be'
speculators on it at Heaton Park Races, which, coinuffeet.
tween the Doncaster and the Newmarket First October riailf
ing, interfere with the settling on the one, and mat the
prejudice the interests of the other. Nothing done
..,°"O9
Derby. The list of the ensuing Newmarket Races is 1'
ally good. They commence on Tuesday next.

THE SOLIHULL RACES, TuEsnAr.
The bi:mingham Stakes of 5 soya. each, with 50 add
Mr. Fowlel's Cogintte . . Whitehouse 0 2 1
Mr. Norris's Cannon 8a11.....
q 3
Captain Lamb's Jack
Mr. Goodwin's Van, Mr. Stevens's Eau de Vie, Mr. nu
brother to Asps, and Mr. gown's Theodolite, were drawn:Atte 9
The Hampton Coppice Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with a Cup, Ti"
sow, Added. - 1
• Mr. Barber's Antelope Mr. Vyner, jun. 1 •
Mr. R. Allday's Miss Penson
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Mr. Holloway's Musket .. ..,
The Hurdle Stakes of 5 sovs. each, with 25 added.
Mr. Norris's Cannon Ball Patrick ' feu
Mr. BrOwn's Harriet
of
WEDNESDAY. 1100

The Solihull Stakes of 3 sovs. each, with 10 added, for •
all descriptions.
Mr. Packwood's Mounteagla 1 1 1
0
Mr. Brown's Caliban
Mr. Doughty's Betsey 0b
r. Chapman's Kate
The following also started, but were not placed:—M3
r. Sarts,j!
M
Pluralist, Mr. Bennett named Alice, Mr. Taylor's Lady hi'
Timperley's Outcast, and Mr. Judd's Bucellas.
A Stakes of 7 sovs. 1 1 ,
Mr. West's Merryman . 4 5
Mr. Eccles's Bustardo..
Mr. Brockhurst's Forester Lass ••• 3
A Stake of 5 sovs. 1 1
Mr. Portway's b. m ...... 1
Mr. Enoch's Miss Friskey
3 3
Mr. Brockhurst's Forester Lass
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ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.---The..-- 00
a certain civic laird, who resides' at no great distarea by!,
the west end of Princes-street, was recently codsf r faa
mercantile man to bestow upon him the hand of ueatle'
daughter, a raw girl only verging upon 15. The'iftile to
man pressed his suit so assiduously that, however oo
ar
the liking of the damsel, it soon proved effectual with 40
ma ; for, in the short space of twenty days, the "%le
was arranged, with the latter at least, to his utmoseybodo
faction. Proclamation wag made in the parish .01
without the young lady's knowledge, and the dePtfla,o bO6
fixed. On being informed of the happiness in store 'tail/
" Miss in her teens" hesitated, but at length gave °"f 101
consent, on condition that a certain young friend Ice 0
should be permitted to perform the ostensible orobil°
bridesman. The day for the wedding arrived, Oa ore
the intended bridegroom absented himself to proc, the
conveyance to carry the parties before Mess John, 'l3toili
great joy of the fair one in stepped the intended brides
stout
they flew to each other's embrace, and, in spite of a •cilef
resistance by the mother and other inmates of her do°lptriie
the young man effected a rescue, bore off the maiden wcre
in triumph, and,, having a coach in attendance, theYvievet,
quickly out of sight ! Let it not be imagined, b°4or/
that the nymph eloped with a beau of her own ell°,°o tbis
the gentleman of whose services she availed herself I
emergency was her own brother.—Ed3bufglirai
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(ADVERTISEMENT.)—PRIZE CUPS,-- rA lefroilf1:1:
hand silver Cups of various sizes for sale at T. COX SA, ' &rob'
Working Silversmith, Goldsmith, and Watchmaker, 4" f plate,
London.
N.B. A pamphlet contained a detailed list of the prices ° ~
Plated Goods, Watches, Clocks, &e. may be had gratis.
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BIRTHS. the aft
On the 20th inst., at Chicksands Priory, Bedfordshiret.
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of C. Lyne Stephens, Esq., the lady of Captin C. 13tilkeleP 1
daughter. -Ciel°°'
On the 21st inst., at Chelsea College, the lady of Lieut.
ter,
Wilson, of a daughter. of Pe
On the 19th inst., the lady of Wm. Cole Cole, Esq.,
of a daughter.
Char MARRIED. ' , tie
On the 21st inst., by the Rev. Mr. Stewart, at Kingstomiss js
Portsea, Mr. William Goddard, builder, of Farnham, t° `.,„5,
_. 01,
Craneh Bromly, of the same place.
On the 10th inst., at Hammersmith, the Rev. William u•of
of Enfield, to Grace Charlotte Cooper, of Hainniersrnittl:aoulef
On the 12th inst., at Hassingbourn, Mr. Stephen 1"
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Kneesworth, to Miss Docwra, of the same place. of Wre' 7,1t11,
On the 17th inst., at StaindropJ.
, Wm. Bolam,Esq'' F. Sc
street, Newcastle, to Elizabeth, second daughter of .'' ---'
Esq., of Keverston, Durham.
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DIED. ir,
On the 4th inst., at Swansea, in Wales, in her 21striiipt. t of
wife of Gilbert F. Grwme Mathison, Esq., of the Ront; rev
On the 12th inst., at Chobham, Mrs. Gale, aged i ' toll,
Richard Gale, farmer, late of Stanyer's Hill, hobhara% <tatte
On the 16th inst., at Chelsea, the Rev. Edmund '-'
late
M. A., aged 57. ~., , Of tbe '
On the inst., Elizabeth, youngest. daug,,,,e• .
_ife
Joseph Broster, Esq., of Upper Tooting, in her 56th 107iinab,
On the 21st inst., at Anstey, near Alton, Ilan"' lor
Eeb-
of Mr. John Bowdon, Mincing-lane.
On the 19th insC, aged 33, in Richard-street, Islillgr if
iVattije
Morgan, wife of Mr. E. D. Hill, only daughter or I."'
,aughter °I
Chissura.
On the 20th inst., at Ramsgate, Emily Marianne, u ears. Al,
Captain Frederick.hinyates, Royal Engineers, aged
.4•Dolly
On the 14th inst., at Port-Glasgow, 11r. George or,
ship-builder. elsrld'
On the 20th inst., Harriet, wife of John Pike lie v
eseett
r 1 •
of Grove-place, Lisson-grove. A 005'
On the 20th irst , at Pitt-place, near Croydon,
SCho'Esq., in his 57th year. vsq., of
On the 19th inst., at Whetstone, James Newman' roof
square, in his 79th ycar. IThebly, 5° l''
On the 20th inst., Eliza, wife of Mr. R'•, "-
Leonard-street, Finsbury. °f ,-
Londa,
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