The Sun.
London, England, 1861-11-27 00:00:00

The Innkeepers' Stakes.
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Mr. Cherrington's Stableford, aged, 13st (Mr. C. Hope) 1
Mr. B. Jones's Minerva, 4 yrs, list 121 b (Owner) 2
Mr. Snowden's Single Peeper, 6 yrs, 13st . , (Mr. Slane) 3
The following also ran :—Flying Fox, Lord Lovell, Joe
Grimaldi, and Astley.

Betting-6 to son Flying Fox, sto 2 agst Lord Lovell,
and 5 to 1 agst Minerva.

Won in a canter by upwards of 12 lengths; the same be-
tween the second and third.

F1Z0.211 THE GAZETTE OF LAST EVENING.

At the Court at Windsor, the 20th day of November,
1861, present, the Queen's Most Excellent Majesty. Her
Majesty having been pleased to appoint the Moat Noble
Edward Adolphus, Duke of Somerset, to be Lord Lieuten-
ant of the'counly of Devon, the Right Hon. Francis Thos
do G; ey, Earl Cowper, to be Lord Lieutenant of the county
of Bedford ' • and the Right llon. Benjamin, Lord Llanover,
to be Lord Lieutenant of the county of Monmouth, their
lordeleips, this day, took the oath appointed to be taken
thereupon, instead of the oaths of allegiance and supre-
macy.

Edward Bluok, attomoy, Tianmel4 _
John Griffiths, builder, Liverpool
John Walker, grocer, Ashton. under-Lyrae.
John Krauss and Alexander Shaw, calico printers, Man-
chester
Benj. Webster, grocer, Hurworth-upon-Tees, Durham
William Stewart, pipe manufacturer, Darlington
George Pinkney, publican, Pithill, Durham
Edward Ord, draper, Crook, Durham
Thomas Ord, veterinary surgeon, Sunderland
Mary Oates, Parliament-street, Liverpool
Francis Holmes, book-keeper, Liverpool
Joseph Redfearn, warehouseman, Birmingham
Henry Plait, cooper, Birmingham
Thomas Holloway, licensed victualler, Birmingham
William Palser, brace and bit maker, Birmingham
William Alfred Robertson, dealer in porter and tobacco,
Birmingham
Thomas Scattergood, jun., licensed victualler, Warwick
Joseph Birch, grocer, Shelton, Warwick
George Cotton, builder, Spon-street, Coventry
Tom Riding, carver, Little London, Leeds
Henry Marlow, journeyman collarmaker, Walsall
Luke West, cattle dealer, Emscotc, Warwick
William Davison, tanner, Wigton
James Lawton, cloth maker, Morley, Yorkshire
Titus Brigs, cloth manufacturer, Morley, Yorkshire
Thomas Terry, dealer in beer, Mirfield, Yorkhiro
William Shons, wire. worker, Oldham
Charles Cropp, tailor, Portsea, Hants
Edmund Wilkinson, innkeeper, Shiffnal, Salop •
John Andrew Vyse, coal dealer, Stoke-upon-Trent
Wm. James Percival, oyster dredger, Althorne, Essex
John Henry Jones, grocer, Swansea
Humphrey Podd, bricklayer, St. Margaret, Ipswich
John Bacon, grocer, York
James Rudd, grocer, Sheffield
Thomas John Creswick, silversmith, R.anmoor, Sheffield
Stephen Plows, warehouseman, Levenshulme
William Hutchinson, joiner, Manchester
Edmund Watkins, tripe dresser, Manchester
John Reeves, farmer, Foston-heath, Derby
John Lloyd, out of business, West Bromwich
Robert Shaw, higgler, Stanton, near Bakewell
Cuthbert Nickson, stable keeper, Blackpool
Thomas Mirfin, jun., beer. house keeper, Barnsley
John Bletcher, potato dealer, Hulme
Samuel Tillotson, police constable, Halifax
George Redfearn, butcher, Leeds
Benjamin Swallow, painter, Halifax
David Bonand, shoemaker, Bowling, York
Thomas Nadauld Potter, butcher, Mapperley, Derby
John Robson, licensed victualler, Newcastle-upon-Tyne
James Hurley, joiner, Exeter
Wm. Clark, cheese dealer, Ross, Il erefordshire
Richard Godsell, hippingham, Isle of Wight
Ann Cave, baker, Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight
John Whisker, shoemaker, Great Dritfield
William Henry Knock, fruiterer, Eton
George Constable, shoemaker, Broughton-under-the-
Blean, Kent
John Stammers, dealer, Bedfield, Suffolk
John Sadler, master mariner, Fishergate, near Shoreham
Samuel Moore, fish merchant, Lowestoft
Daniel Bates, miller, Thornton, Notts
Richard Smith, sen., surveyor, Hoo, Kent
(Public sittings will be appointed by the Court for the
said bankrupts respectively to pass their last examinations,
of which sittings due notice will be given in the _London
Gazette.)

SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.
Thomas Henderson, tweed warehouseman, Glasgow
William Turnbull, deceased, hair cloth manufacturer,
Musselburgli, Edinburgh
Hugh Miller, grocer, Rutherglen, Glasgow
James Mackintosh, innkeeper, Aberarder, Inverness

COUNTRY 111ARKLikS.

BRISTOL—Nov. 26.

Our market this morning was fairly attended, and the
business doing in wheat was at the decline ~f yesterday at
Mark-lane. " Barley quiet. Peas dull. Indian corn was
scarce, and rather dearer. Oats very dull.

LEEDS—Nov. 26.

We have had moderate arrivals of grain to-day, and
with a limited demand for wheat, the business done was
at no advance upon last Tuesday's currencies. Fine
barley is to 2s per qr lower, and secondary sorts nearly un-
saleable. Oats and beans firm at late rates.