The Sun.
London, England, 1857-01-02 00:00:00

WALTHAM ABBEY STEEPLECHASES.

The Handicap Steeplechase has been decided in favour
of the British Yeoman, and the Hunt Cup Steeplechase
in favour of Marmaduke.

MANCHESTER RACES.-TIIIIRSDAY.

The City Steeplechase of 40 sovs, added to a Handicap
Sweepstakes of 5 save each ; a winner of any Steeple-
chase after the publication of the weights, 71b extra.
About three miles and a half. 8 subs.
Mr. Henderson's Dangerous, aged, 9. t 811)...(F. Page) 1
Mr. C. Brown's Janus, aged, lOst (Green) 2
The following also ran :---Tom Gurney, Garland,
Ginger, Cahirmee, and Deceitful.
Betting.—Even on Janus, 3 to 1 apt Garland. Won
by four lengths. Torn Gurney came in third and Garland
fourth, but they were pulled up, and did not pass the
post. Deceitful was stopped some distance from home.
Cahirmee fell at the leap, on quitting the starting field;
and Ginger fell at the brook the second time round.
The Hurdle Race of 25 save, added to a Handicap Sweep-
stakes of 5 soya each ; a winner after the weights were

published, 71b extra. Two mile?, over six flights of
hurdles. 6 subs.
Mr. D. Wray's Tom Perkins, 6 yrs, 9st 91b (Dickson) 1
Mr. Nesbitt's St. Julian, 5 yrs, 9st 21b (Kendall) 2
Mr. Braithwaite's Garland, lOst 71b (R. Sly) 3
Mr. Grove's Hernandez, aged, 9st, car. 9st 21b
(F. Martin) 0

Betting—Even on St. Julian and 6 to 4 agst Toni
Perkins. Won by three lengths ; six lengths between
the second and third ; Hernandez, after repeatedly
refusing, was pulled up on the far side.
Selling Hurdle Race of 20 sot's, for three-year-olds and
upwards; the winner to be sold for 80/. ; allowances
it entered to be sold for less, &c. About two miles,
over six flights of hurdles.
Mr. Grove's Hernandez, aged, 10. t 81b, 201. (Dickson) 1
Mr. Jones's Heads-and-Tails, 3 yrs, Bst 121 b, 201.
(T. Holmes) 2
Mr. Bayley's Miss Flyaway, 6 yrs, lOst 81b, 201.
(T. Turner) 3

Betting—Even on Hernandez and 5 to .4
aget Hea.ds-
and.Tailv. A close race in, won by a head. Miss
Flyaway was pulled up beaten, after passing the Stand
the second time.

LATEST BETTING.

LIVERPOOL STEEPLECHASE.
20 to 1 agst Minerva.
20 1 Harry Lorrequer.
20 1 --- Teddesley.
40 1 Lough Bawn.
CHESTER CCP.
1000 to 15 agst Comedian
1000 to 10 agst Zaidee

DZIMY.
1,010 to 35 and 1,000 to 40 were taken about Colonist.

THE CHESTER CIIP.

The following list of nominations is given, subject to
corrections. It is as oomplete as it is possible to make
it so early after the time of closing. In all probability
several additions will be made to it.

A FRESH MAN.

Yrs.

Yrs.
Apathy
Apothecary 3
Arta
Bashi Bazouk 3
Bracken
Breeze 4
Capt. Barclay
c by Orlando
e by Touchstone—

Romeo a
Emulator 4
The Baker
br f by The Cure—The
Jew 3
Gold finch 3
Vengeance
Drumour 3
Comedy
Swyndel Dhygga 4
Flacrow
Vulcan...
Grey Pyrrhus 4
Underhand 3
Ombra, by Nutwith—
Camera Obscure 3
Syvagee
b f by Orlando—Far-
mer's Daughter
Gitaaa 3
Rogerthorpe
Mincepie 4
Gortechakoff
Tasmania
Gilliver
Yellow Jack
Claret
Lord Melbourne 3
Schiedam 4
Spinster
Porto Rico
Besika 5
Turbit
Bay Hilton 4
Alice Wentworth 4
Tricolor
Centurion
St. Giles
D uleamara
The Avenger
Toffey
Kimburn 3
Slanderer 3
Cotswold 4
Matins 3
Mitraille
Vigliacconi (late The
Zouave), by Black
Eagle
Strathnaver 3
Maid of Derwent 3
Pole Star 5
Indulgence
Fisherman . 4
Lady Florewe
Libellist
Quince 6
Stork
Leamington ....
Lambourn
Mr. Sykes
Dusty Miller
Siding 5
Aleppo 4
Enchanter
Chevalier d'lndustrie 3
Arsenal
Martinet
Barfleur
Rocati 3
Spinster
Gritana
Bandalore
Silkmore 3
Flutterer 5
Curious

Dipthong .. 3
Commotion 3
Cora Linne 3
Cumberland 3
Daisy
Dancing Master 3
December
Double Gloister
Ellington
Evelyn
Farmer Ashfield
Forbidden Fruit
Gemma di Vergy
Gilliver
Glen Lee
Good Friday
Greyling
Hamlet
Hartley Buck
Highlander
Homily
Homoeopathist
Imogene
Imperieuse
Jack Spring ,
Janet
Kenerdy
Kingmaker
Lacun .. - ... 3
Lady Helen
Leo
Liverpool
Lard Derwentwater
Lundyfoot
Magnifier
Marchioness
Master Bagot
Mary . 4
Melissa
Miss Harkaway
Mysterious Jack
Neville
Odd Trick
One Actj 4
Orianda
Pauli Monti 3
Peeping Tom
Peter Flat
Pretty Boy 4
Primrose 3
Prince of Orange 4
Queen Bess •
Riseber
Saunterer
Sir Colin
Sly Fellow .. 4
Scour de Charite 3
Special Li3er es .....
Sprig of Shillelagh
Stanhope 4
St. Domingo
Sunrise 3
The Boyne Water
The Chicken
Stark
Leamington 4
Lambourn
The Shadow 4
The Tattler 3
Tom Thumb 3
Typee
Vandal 5
V 4.12 Dunck 4
Wardermarske
Warlock
Wee Willie (late Omar
Pacha) 4
Zaidee 3
Zig Zag (late Ilex) a

Verona
Puck
Malacca
Marmion
Tyre
Worcester
The Dupe
Bubble
Lawn
Adamas
Alice
Alma

3
4
4
3
4
3
3
4
4
3
4
4

LIVER
Black S svan
Blind Harper, the
Bosphorus, by
Ascot

,POOL STEEPLECHASE.

Horniblow
Huntress
Jean du Quesne
King Dan

Potter, the
Red Rose
Rejected, the
Romeo
Rover, the
Rustic
Sand boy
Serf, the
Siding
_ _

Casse Cou
Conrad

Little Charl®y
Little Yeoman

Da❑gerous
Emigrant
Emulator

Lough Bawn
Maid of the West
Master Toni

Escape
Fearless
First of May
Forest Queen
Franc Picard

Maurice Daley
Merry Andrew
Minerva
Minor, the
Minos

Squire of Bensham
Sting
Teddesley
Treachery
Wanderer, the
Waterfall
Weathercock
Westminster
Zig Zag

—.—
Free Trader I Odiham
G. 0 wen Omer Pacha (d ys)
Gay lad Omer Pasha (5 y,)
Gipsy King, the Prince, the (late
Harry Lorrequer Prince Plausible)

PEACE IN THE VALE.

By JAMES OBTON, Author of "The Enthusiast."
[We extract the following exquisite verses from the
new number of the Dublin University Magazine for
January

Oh ! I have wandered o'er
Full many a shining continent of thought,
And man a note of melody have caught,
Borne from the unknown shore :
And I have wandered through those blissful dreams,
Which light our haunted youth with weird and golden
gleams.

Through Nature's realms I've been,
Through seer-soul'd solitudes, o'er mountains grey,
Where silence like the Godhead's presence lay,
And awed the ghostly scene ;
And I have heard old cities' antique chimes,
Beard the grand anthem of the coming times.