The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-21 00:00:00

BETTING AT M.4NCHESTER—TuEsDAY.

With the few subscribers who had not left for War.
wick, business was almost confined to events there now
decided. For the Cambridgeshire Stakes El Hakim was
firm, more than 8 to 1 being snollsainatale about him.
Moostissima was supported at 11 to 1 freely, and Prioress
was in demand at 100 to 7. Tbat price was currently
offered against Cyrene. Ellington was not in so good
odour as he was yesteadzy, being currently
offered against him. Several outsiders were backed, but
only to small sums, not sufficient to justify their being
quoted. The settling upon the Cesarewitch Stakes,
with the exoeption of a few backers of horses who are
missing, has gone off satisfactorily.
CAMBRIDGESAIRTC STAXES.
8 to 1 aget El Hakim (take 9 to 1 offered)
11 to 1 aget McostissimA (taken and offered)
100 to 7 agst Prioress (taken and offered)
100 to 7 agat Cyrene (offered)
100 to 3 aget Ellington (offered)

WEIGHTS FOR THE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN
OUP.
(Published yesterday, at 1 p.m.).
74 Subscribers.

st lb
Fisherman
Neville 8 4
Polestar
Mary
Poodle 8 2
Ellington 8 2
Pantomime 7 6
Assayer
Vandal 7 4
Tournament
Aleppo 7 2
Artillery
Pohl:to:Ale
Pri0re55............ ..• 7 2
Commotion
Black Swan..... 7 0
Victoria
Good Friday ..... • 7 0
*Geinina di Vergy 7- 0
Vandermeulin ....... 612
Maid of Derwent 6 12
King of the Gipsies 6 12

st lb
George Brown
Bubble 6 4
Mce4tissirca 6 4
Gunboat
Bjrderer 6 4
Laverna
Dunboyns , 6 2
*M. Dobler 6 0
Ruth 6 0
The Dupe 6 0
Dulcamara .
Mysterious Jack 5 12
Sluggard.s 10
Dusty Miller
Gleesinger
Busy Bee 5 10
Z wave 5 10
Mice
finmoavathist
Special Licence ...
Saeeze 5 7
gamlet

Strati:mayor ............ 6 12
Bounding E1k........ 6 10
Rigeber
6

Dacember
The Tattler
plush colt _ 5 2

------- ••• 10
St. Giles .............. 6 10 "Attorney-General 5 0
Underhand ....... .. ..... 6 10 ltelaPse 5 0
Apathy .............
. " 6 10 General 805quet....., 5 0
. •••.• 6 10 Saccharine
pr”t bui:Y ............ 0- 6 10 Queen Bees 4 12
*Sir C Ain .......... 6'lo Grilliver
El Hakim .....
4.10
Bashi Bazouk ...... 610 Cheater . 4 0
Cots wold .. ............... 6 7 Sir Humphrey
Wardermarske ...... 6 6 prior paid
Martlet ............... 6 6 Babylon paid
Liverpool ........ . ...... 6 6 Ciaret
Zigzag
Those marked * having been entered without the
knowledge of their ownerp, will be struck out by the
time prescribed, unless specially ordered to remain in.
If the highest weight accepting be under Bst 121 b, it
will be raised to that, and the others in proportion.

ACCEPTANCES FOR THE LINCOLN

-11-ANDICAP.

et lb
Vandal
Wardermarsk...
Victoria
Liverpool
Apathy
Tiff
Sneeze
Black Tiffany......"' 7 5
Barbarity ...... 7 5

at lb
Little Cob
.7 5
General Bosquet 7 2
Evelyn 7 1
Weatherglass 7 0
Fairy
Princessof Orange 6 5
Old English Gentle•
man 6 1

Tias LATE MURDER IN LEIGH WOOD
.—BRISTOL,
—lnformatio_n has been received in this city, on
what is considered to be most reliable authority, that the
John Wm. Beal, who is now in Taunton Gaol,
d with the murder of Charlotte Pugeley, yesterday
charge
hisguilt
made a confession of to the governor, Mr. W.
Tuesday.
—lnformation
precise nature of the confession has not
Oakley. The
is ever a pleasing duty of a journalist
to introduce to his readers some new discovery calculated to
benefit that vast portion of ounfellow-creatures which has the
strongest claims upon our sympathies. It is with this feeling
that we call the attention of invalids to the following extracts
from Du Barry's interesting report of cures without medicine
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