The Sun.
London, England, 1850-01-17 00:00:00

SPORTING IN
IN TELLIGE

iTELLItENCE.
NCE EXTRA. - • •
MEETING, 1850.
tropOlitan Stakes of 25 .sovs..
ly, if declared_ on. or before

EPSOM_ SPRING
Handicap for the Great Mci
each, 15 ft, and 5 ft on!
Feb. 1.

• - Age st. lb.l
Cossack
Pecy o' day Boy 6 9 7
Vaini..yre 6 .8 12
Wanota
Flateatcher 5 8 9
Clermont--
Fernhill,
Epirote
Dough • 5 8 5
Halton
Inheritress
Borneo
Glutton
Eli hiron
Sylvan
Iron Rail 6 7 11
Black Engle ....: •4 7 11
Kennington 4 7 11
Due de Brabant 4 7 10,
Ps emier ... 4 7 101
Glendower 5 7 )01
Liiinabago 4 7 10
ILegerdemain
Rn by
Ozt q•ley
Woodlark
Retail
Bolus
Sauey Dirk 4 7 6
Westow
Herbert
Quiz •• 6 7 5
t.'hantrey ......... 4 7 5
Knout 4 7 5
Clarissa ........
Tarn Wadlin
Sunnyside ....
B.lhana
Eagle's Plume
Snowstorm
Giselle
St. Antonio 5 7 3
Quiver 4 t 3
Caurire
Ellerslie
Testator
Babylonian, by • -
Jack - in - the -
Green, out of

Age -Bt. lb
,Chorister
CE-lipus
Cockermouth 5 7 1
Abbot of Meaux 4 7 0
Thringartb.. 4 ,7 0
Alp
Velox
Midia .
Yardarm
Melody, by Mel-
bourne
Champion ... 4 6 13
liiissaway
IBaultb ter
Roland
Eva 4,612
.tiounseer
Ma Mary 4 6 101
Bacchanalian
B gbv Sir llercults,
-
out of Empress 4 6 6
Puffy
Lammermoor 4 6 6
F by Vulcan, out
of Lodola
Luxa, by Bay Mid- t.
dlttor, out of
Thebes 6 6 5
Golden Pippin 4 6 4
Wild Rose 4 6 4
Minimum
Sir Gilbert, by La-
nercost, out c f
Countess 4 6 2
Red Doe ....... 5 6 2
Cheerful
Nautch Girl ...
Mickleton, by Epi-
, ruP,outolblickle-
ton Maid 3 5 .12
Seneca 3 5 13
Juggler
Lepidtis
Damask
Windischgratz
amen
Sip. to Pillage 3 5 0
St. George 3 4 10
Bastinado

Babel
NORTHAMPTON AND PYTCHLEY HUNT
MEETING, 1850.
Handicap f)r the Great Northamptonshire Stakes o►
25 sore. each, 15 ft, and 5 only if declared on or before
Feb. 1.

.‘,',. `,... Age at. 11-. Age at. lb.
Collingw.gbir a 9 7 Midia
Cossack' '- - 6 9 7 St. Antonio 5 6 12
Vampire." 1:: 6 8 9 Teflis 4 6 12
Wanot a ' 6 8 7 Quiz.....,
Ellerdale 6 8 7 Yelox 4 6 11
Flatcatcher 5 8 5 Pius IX.. 5 6 11
Fernhill ' 5 8 4 Alp 4 611
,
Epirote
Halo
Nunnykirk 4 8 2 Sunteim a 6 11
Borneo
Inheritress - 0 Rathraines
Elthiron
Clermont ... 6 7 10 Backbiter ...... ... 5 6 9
Sylvan 5 7 10 Tuscan 5 6 9
Glutton
Ballinafad
Legerdemain
Defaulter
Retail ...
Woolwich
Dulcet a 7 6 Old Fox . 4 6 6
Westow
4 7 6 Wild Rose
Snowstorm
Montague ......
7 6 Mantle 4 6 6
7 5 The Miter .... 4 6 6
6
Vesta
Belus 4 7 5 Lady Bangtail 5 6 5
The Knout;
7 4 Roland ' 4 6 4
Woodlark ... ...
Lismabago • 4 ' 7 4 les, out of Em-
Halter Skelter - 5 7 3' press
Clarissa ,4 7 3 Puffy
Fire-eater
Quiver 4 7 3 Traitress,by Touch-
The Flea! .4 7 31 atone
Mrs. Taft ... ..... 5 7 2La Malheuieuse 3
Iron Rail 6 7 2 Black Doe . 5
Cumin)
Glenalvon
Cockermouth 5 7 2 L0d01a.... ...... 4
Tarn Wadlin
4 - 7 2 Buscot 4
Chorister 5 7 0 Minto
Grief
Pelham • 4 7 0 flarriott
Champion
Dover
Abbot of Meux ... 47 0 Windischgratz 3
Glen Saddel ...... 5 7 0 rhe Castle, by Gk
Strychnine, 4 7 0 diator, out of ,
Osterley
West India. Planter '5 7 0 Modesty
Vanguard / ' a 7 0 Ariadne
Sunnyside
Second Sight
Chantrey' 4 6' 13 Timothy 3
Drakelowo ' 4 6 13 Equiria
Thringarth 4 6 13 Salute 3
Testator ' 4 6 13 Bushrauger 3
Moanseer ' 4'6 13 daatinado • 3
Tophana ' • 6 6 .13 Rubino, by • Red-
Jelly Fish • 4 613 • shank • 3 4 6
nieces Pluthe 4 6 12 Rabelais
Gtselle a 6 12 Nutbrown
N.B. If the highest weight accepting is under Bit 71b,
it will be raised to Bst 71h, and the others in propm two
NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING, 1850. ,
The Newmarket Handicap ( f 25 twvs: each, 10 ft, and 5
ft only, if declared on Or. bdore Feb. 1.
Age at. lb. Age st. lb.
Cossack - 9 7 Backbiter
Surplice
Warota
Flatcatcher ' 5 8 4 Keraun
Clermont 5 8 2 Kissaway
Epirote'
8a10..... ....... ...... 6 8 2Bf by Harkaway,
Fernhill
Essedarius _ 4B_ 3 dam 46 8
Bon Mot , 4-: -8
6Champion
Malton 5 7 13 Quasimodo ...... .. 4 '6 3
Defaulter - 5. 7 8 Dolly Varden 46 7
.
Kennington 4 7 8 Bacchanalian ...... 5 6 4
Black Eagle,
Ligerdemain ..... 4 .7 6 out of Imperti-
lion Rail
Sobraon ............ 4 7 4 Beebee Bunnoo
saucy Dick......... 4 7 3F, by Vulcan, out
Dulcet 4 7 3- ('f Lodola
Woolwich ......... 4 7 3 Puffy
OtterinY ... ......... 47 3 Cho New Era 46 0
Tarn Wadlin ...... 4 7 2.0, by Harkaway,
Herbert ............ 4 7 1 out of Hinds
Clarissa ............ 4 7 1 Wild Rose
Weatow ............ 47 0 Grasshopper
St rongbow ......... 4 7 0 Cheerful 4 5 12
Cbantroy ......... 4 7 0 Seaman
The Knout ......... 4 7 0 Little Jack 3 5 1
Sunnyaide ........ . 5
Gardenia ..... ... 5 7 0 Knight of Gwynne 3 5 1
Ea-On:tines ......... 6 7 0 nogg 3 5 1
Glenalvon . ........ . 4 6 13 Osbaldeston
7 0 Seignor of Holder-
St. Antonio ...... 5 6 13 13a,stinado
Quiver . . .......... .. 4 6 11 Hope
. '3 4 5

4 12
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 9
4 6

CO Ulti, c

RC ULAR.

nWe s Es
en:
tEhseD The Queen with theirWitloNyDalSlOlrgh
Prin-
cess Royal and Princess Alice, drove to rrogmore
this morning.
His Royal Highness Prim) Albert went out
shooting this morning, accompanied by Colonel
Challoner and Colonel Hall. Colonel Hon. C. B.
Phipps, Colonel Hon. It. Boyle, Lord Charles Fitzroy,
and Colonel F. H. Seymour, were in attendance upon
his Royal Highness.
The Marchioness of Normanby left the Castle this
day.

There is no addition to the royal dinner party
;his evening.

Lord Jc hn Russ.ll gave a Cabinet dinner last even-
ing at his residence in Chesham-place. The Mi-
nisters present were the Lord Chancellor, the
Marquis of Lansdowne, Sir G. Grey, Viscount
Palmerston, 'Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, Sir Francis Baring, Lord Campbell, the
Marquis of Clanricarde, and the Right Ilon. IL
Labouchere. _

The-Commissioners for inquiring into Smithfield-
market and markets in the city of London fur
the sale of meat, bad a meeting yesterday. There
were present Mr. George Cornewall Lewis, Sir
James Duke, Sir Harry Verney, Professor Richard
Owen, Hon. Frederick Byng, and Mr. John Wood.
A deputation from Liverpool, on the subject of the
tea duties, headed by Mr. Cardwell, M.P., and Sir
Thomas Birch, M.P., had an interview with Lord
John Russell yesterday, at his official residence in
Downing street.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer
was present at the conference.
Lord
Major-General Sir William Her-
ries, Sir James Duke, Sir Charles Adams, and Alder-
man Sidney, had also interviews yesterday with the
Right Hon. Baronet, at the Home-office.
Captain Lambert had an interview with Earl Grey
yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Deputy Chairman of the Board
bad an interview with the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer yesterday. Sir Henry Ellis
of lAnirla.nHdaßrteDreansudes:
and Mr. Sadlier, my., had also interviews yesterday
with the Eight llon. Baronet, at his official residence
in Downing-street.
The Marquis of Lansdowne arrived in town yes-
terday, from his seat, Bowood Park, Wilts.
Earl Granville arrived in town yesterday from
Parir.
Lord John Russell issued invitations yesterday to
the mover and seconder of the Address in the Horse
of Commons, and a numerous party of Members of
the Lower House, to a full-dress dinner, on Wednes-
day, the 30th inst. The dinner will be given at his
Lordship', official residence in Downing-street.