The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-04 00:00:00

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14 to I opt Glauca
18 to 1 apt Fugleman.

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18 to 1 agst Italian
20 to 1 agst Mayors

5 to 1 agst Bolingbroke
8 to 1 agst Ghillie Callutn
17 to 1 agst Clincher
{ADVERTISEMEIIT.]-13ETTI?iG.—Mr. John Moore,
the Sporting Publisher, St. Martin's-lane (established
1519), continues to lay Tattersall's Odds against all
horses for the Metropolitan Handicap, Newmarket
Handicap, Bath and Somersetshire Stakes, the 2,000
Guineas, and tho Derby. Abergavenny and Metropo-
litan Steeplechases. Country commissions faithfully at-
tended to on the remittance of a post- office order,
payable to Juhn Moore, Charing-cross, London.

GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—Mr. A. Sturrock,
the locomotive superintendent of tha Swindon station, on the
Great Western Railway, has been appointed the locomotive
superintendent of the Great Northern line. The engine-
drivers, firemen, and workmen employed in the locomotive
department of the Great Wester❑ Company are about•to pre-
sent a testimonial to Mr. Sturrock, whose firm but gentle-
manly and considerate conduct since be has been in thp ser-
vice has gained for him the respect and goodwill of every
person upon the railway.

aged, twelve years,
On Monday, George Nichol,
who had hired a donkey for a ride, Chalk Farm Fair, •ii A 3
sprawling together
party—hors
ji to,,ether in the
upset by a man on horseback, and
donkey, man, and
road, file boy's skull was boy—beingsp
he ''
fractured, and shortly afterwards
died from the effects of the injury.
a juryman,. on the oath being
A JUDGE'S Box MOT.—Last week, in the Crown
t on ,
the clerk, said : .cz L-
" "pear. up, I
administered,
of one ear." The Learned
~ay. Baron Alderson, " Stop ; are
cannot hear what you •
I ji
addressing't ei
rroh
ra_hm :
d":ll;:et'st'er leave that box, for it is ne-
cessary snould hear both
you
cessary
Judge—`t`hTaltfeinti.); °lna
Bides."— Wolver-
hampton Chronicle.
GUADALCANAL MINING COMPANY.—A special ge-
neral meeting of this association was held yesterday at the
offices in Broad-street-buildings, for the purpose of consider-
ing the deed of settlement, which it was resolved at the last
meeting should be drawn up for registration ; Mr. Huxley
in the chair. Mr. Duncan, solicitor, having read the deed,
ill several clauses were discussed, and finally adopted—the
draft to lie for some time at the office for the inspection of
shareholders. It was intended that only those shareholders
who signed the teed should be entitled to any dividend.
Some desultory conversation took place relative to the state
of the company's affairs, in the course of which the chair-
man remarked. that great inconvenience re:ulted from the
company's ignorance of the parties holding scrip, and they
had no means of calling up the arrears due upon stock to the
value of about 800/. ; yet he had good reason to believe that
not one shilling of it would eventually be lost. In conclu-
sion, it was definitely resolved that Captain Rule, as the most
fitting person, should be appointed immediately to proceed to
deaf at
,: °
the mines in Seville, and draw up a full report upon the
prospects, character, and value of their property,

The Earl of Cadogan is suffering from indisposition
at Boulogne.

A PROVIDENT TlllEF.—Yest@rday, at the Guild-
hall, a prisoner, charged with uttering base coin, a well-
known thief, on being searched, was found to have in hie
possession a savings-bank deposit book, in his own mum.,
and it appeared that he deposited his ill-scquired wino la
that institution.