The Sun.
London, England, 1857-12-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S—THURSDAY.
Not at any one time during the afternoon was there
more than a dozen subscribers present, and not a bet
was laid.
MEETINGS OF THE JOCKEY. CLUB:

At the meeting of the Jockey C üb, held in L indon,
on Friday, the 4th inst., it was determined that the
Newmarket Craven Meeting,.lBs3, should commence on
Easter Monday as usual.

General Perl has given notice that for the Purpose of
enforcing the rule passed by the Jockey Club on Thurs-
day in the First Spring Meeting, 1856, he makes a
formal objection to any horse that ran in any of the sell-
ing stakes at the late Shrewsbury meeting being handi-
capped for any race at Newmarket, or any meeting of
which the stewards of the Jockey Club are ex officio
stewards. We believe the folllowing is a correct list r,f
the horses affected by this notice : Admiral of the
White, Alfied, Amorous Boy, Apollo. Augury, Blight,
British Flag, brother to Laird Duff, Dot, Eardrop,
Echo, Elfrida, Englemere, Esperance, Florence, filly
by the Flying Dutchman out of Glauca, Forget-Tne-not
(late Madame Clicquot), Geneva, Grillade, Hospitality,
Katherine Logie, Keystone (late Joe the Qsack), King
of Scotland, Lady Aintree, Lady Ann, Lady Macbeth,
Lady Nilson, Laodawia, Laverne, Little Cob, Little
Dorrit, Madame Rachel, Maid of Cadiz, Master Fagot,
Miss Waters, Monge, Nougat, Octavia, Oltenitz),
Orianda, Oyster Girl, Perseverance, Peto, Poliy
John-
son, Prince's Mixture, Practice, Princess of Orange,
Princess Royal by Joe Lovell, Queen Lily, Queen of
the South, Red White and Blue, Ruth, St. Dunstan,
Sans Culotte, Secmyla (now Lizzie), Shiraz, Silica,
South-Western, Spinet, Thistledown, Timotheus, Tra-
buco, Trot, Tunstalt Maid, Unexpected, Wanderer,
Wild Honey, Yeller Gal. .

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