The Sun.
London, England, 1868-11-07 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 6.
The Queen walked i❑ the grounds yesterday
afternoon, attended by the Marchioness of Ely.
Her Majesty, accompanied by the Crown Prin-
cess of Prussia (Princess Royal) drove out this

morning.
Princess Louise and Prince Leopold also went
out.

SPORTIIvG PROPHECIES.

THE SHREWSBURY NOVEMBER MEETING.
" BELL'S LIFE."

Autumn Steeplechase—The Nun or Tusculanum.
Wynnstay Welter Cup—Silenus and Virtue. Car-
nival Nursery Handicap—Dunbar, Palmitine, and
April Morn. Battlefield Handicap—Mr. AngA's
best. Shrewsbury Cup—Special and Paul Jones.
Foregate Stakes—Chanoinease or Sir Oliver. Tll3
County Members' Plate—Macduff or Kettleholder.
Monkmoor Handicap —Pericles, Indian Star, and
Lily. Column Handicap—Knight of* the Garter,
Grimston, and Belfast. Tankerville Nursery Han-
dicap—Pahnitine, Anne Boleyn, and Sagax. The
Shobdon Cup—Abstinence or Cocoa Nut. .Nevr-
port Gold Cup—Knight of the Garter or Dryad.
Caldecot Nursery—Abstinence, Paltnitine, or Dis-
guise. Salopian Hurdle Race—Duke of Hamilton's
selected or Steamboat. Hurdle Race Handicap—
Duke of Hamilton's best. Hawkstone Welter Cup
—Silenus or Lord Ronald. Whitehall Steeplechase
—Avenay.

" SPORTING LIFE."

Carnival Nursery—St. Mungo, Glen Rosa, and
Ismael. Cleveland Plate—Pantaloon, Problem, or
Ulphus. Wyunstay Welter Cup—Silenus or Wol-
sey. Autumn Steeplechase—The Nun, Greenland,
or L.S.D. Shrewsbury Cup—Romping Girl, Ack-
worth, or Belfast. Battlefield Handicap—Python
or Herennianus. Foregate Stakes—Paris. The
County Members' Plate—Cock of the Walk and
M acduff. Column Handicap—Romping Girl. The
Monkmoor Handicap—Pericles or Pantaloon. The
Tankerville Handicap—Glen Rosa or Bloss's best.
Shobdon Cup—Leonie.

" THE SPORTSMAN."

Autumn Steeplechase—The Nun or L.S.D. The
Wynnstay Welter Cup—Victor or Silenus. Carni-
val Nursery—Becky Sharpe filly. Cleveland Plate
—Lord Westmorland's best and Pantaloon. The
Battlefield Handicap Seringapatam or Herat-
nianue. Shrewsbury Cup—Knight of the Garter or
Lord Ronald. Foregate Stakes—Chanoinesse and
Sir Oliver. County Members' Plate—Sir F. John-
stone's representative.

" THE ERA."

Carnival Nursery Handicap—Acaster or Brother
to Union Jack. Cleveland Plate—Last Rose of
Summer. Wynnstay Welter Cup —Silenus or Mil-
ton. Autumn Steeplechase—Juryman or Sea King.
Battlefield Handicap—Mercury or Actma. Foregate
Stakes—Chanoinesse or Sir Oliver. The County
Members' Plate—King of the Rovers and Macduff,
Shrewsbury Cup—Romping Girl or the Irish Queen
filly. Shobdon Gold Cup—Leonie or Abstinence.
Monkmoor Handicap—Pericles or Pantaloon. The
Tankerville Nursery—Abstinence and The Scout.
Column Handicap—Knight of the G trter and Our
Mary Ann. Newport Gold Cup—Warrington and
Vespasian.

" THE FIELD."

Carnival Nursery Handicap—Cocoa Nut or Pal-
mitine. Cleveland Plate—Marshal Ney or Jr.
Hughes's selected. The Wynnstay Welter Cup--
Wolsey or Pirate Chief. Autumn Steeplechase--
The Nun or Sea King. Shrewsbury Cup—Romp-
ing Girl and Aggravator. Battlefield Handicap--
Seringapatam or Herennianus. Foregate Stakes--
Sir Oliver or Chanoinesse. The County Members'
Plate—Ada or Harebell. Column Handicap--*
Chivalry, Indigestion, or Orion. The Monkmoor
Handicap—Pantaloon or Last Rose of Summer.
Fankerville Nursery—Abstinence and Paltnitine•
Shobdon Cup—Leonie. The Newport Gold Cup--
Knight of the Garter and Vespasian. Caldecot
Nursery—English Rose colt and Palmitine. The
Salopian Hurdle Race—Steamboat or Harrington.
Hawkstone Welter Cup—Belfast or Indigestion.

" SPORTING GAZETTE."

Cleveland Plate—Lord Westmorland's selected.
Carnival Nursery Handicap—Sea Breeze, Lady Dar,
or Mr. Chaplin's selected. Wynnstay Welter Cup
—Wolser or Silenus. Autumn Steeplechase—Sell
King or Pear Diver. Shrewsbury Cup—Romping
Girl and The Special. Foregate Stakes—Bloss's
stable or Mr. Hughes's. Shobdon Cup—Vespasianl
Chanoinesse, :or Leonie. The Newport Goll CUP
Knight of the Garter or See Saw.

"SPORTING TIMES."

Autumn Steeplechase—Steamboat, Huntsman's
Daughter, and Juryman. Shrewsbury Cup—Tllo
Special, Romping Girl, Jezabel, and Aggravaeor•
Battlefield Handicap—Seringapatam. Monkmoor
Handicap—Pantaloon, Problem, or Cardinal York
Column Handicap—Knight of the Garter, Indiges
tion, or Orion. llawkstone Welter Cup—Belfast.

" SUNDAY TIMES."

Autumn Steeplechase—The Nun. The Column
Handicap—Orion. Shrewsbury Cup —Romping
Girl. Battlefield Handicap—Python and Kettle-
holder. Hawkestone Welter Cup—Pirate Chief,
Monkmoor Handicap—Rctty and Belphegor.

The colt by King Toni ont of Lady Alice, who became
the property of Mr. D. Lawrence at Liverpool on Thurs-
day, has gone into T. Cliff's stable, and has since to°
named "Albion."

GREEN SLEEVE.—This famous filly, so difficult to
train from being rather weak in her fetlocks, has been
put to the stud at Leybourne Grange, whore she atrivea
on Monday last. _ _

Charon, after running badly at Liverpool on TuesdaY,
was given away by Lord Westmorland, and subsequently
sold for a " tenner."

Deceit, after passing through a veterinary examina"
tion, was purchased by Sir Reginald Graham, Saturday
last, and left Holywell in charge of E. Weever.
Royal Irish Fusilier was re-named Fusilier after win"
ning the £lOO Steeplechase at Liverpool on Thurod3Yl
a most appropriate change eveu on- the score of brevity
alone.

SALE OF IronsEs.—Some thorough-bred horse stock,
the property of the late General Angerstein, has just Well
sold at Weeting, near Brandon, Norfolk, by
Salter and Simpson. The lots offered' comprised seven
thorough bred stallions and six brood mares. The seven
stallions fetched £621 ss. or, on an average, .£BB 15s. each;
while the six brood mares made £92 155., or an average °f
£l5 9s. each. Messrs.

ACCIDENT TO THE PALMER.—WhiIe at the post pre;
vious to starting for the Liveroool Cup, Grimston lashed
out desperately, and kicked The Palmer so severely
the off fore leg that for a few seconds he went veil
" dotty," which caused much uneasiness to the supporter°
of the cherry jacket.
Xl.—This grand-looking colt, by General Williams out
of Lambda, 5 yrs, the property of Sir Joseph Hawley, "r°4
put to auction on Monday last, and was bought in at 500
guineas, his reserved price being 1,000 guineas.
CAMBRIDGE RACES, 1869.—These races, which core'
prise steeplechasing, hurdle, and flat racing, are fixed to
come off on March 18 and 19, over Cottenham Pastures,
the same line of :country as they were run over last
season.

STUD NEWS.—At Fairfield Stud Farm, near York,
three of Lord Glasgow's stallions, namely, General Pe°ll
Knowsley, and First Flight, arrived here on the 27th tilt',
whore they will be located during the ensuing season. ,
Mr. Hodgman, being disgusted with the running
Maraschino, 2 yrs, at Liverpool, on Friday last, gave WI
away to Mr. Fletcher.
Maraschino was claimed at Liverpool on 'Wednesday by
Sir F. Johnstone for Mr. Hodgman.
Russian Bear, 3 yrs, was sold at Liverpool for 300 608'
and goes into F. Bates's stable at Lambourne.
Sovereign, 2 yrs, was sold at Liverpool on ThursdaY i°

Mr. Topham for 26gs.
Fragrance, 2 yrs, has been sold to Mr. Cruston, and re-
mains iu F. Bates's stable.
Mr. J. Watson has named his filly by Amsterdam out of

Elector's dam Polyglot.
Lord Falmouth, 2 yrs, was sold at the Lincoln Meeting
to Mr. Clarke for 26gs.
Mr. Chaplin has named his yearling filly by Newminster
out of Seclusion Religious°.
Manchester Steeplechases are fixad to take place 011
Jan. 1 and 2, over the usual course at Stretford.
Duchess, 4 yrs, by St. Albans out of Bay Celia, has been
put to the stud at Benham Park.
The jockeys Morris, Covey, and Butler were reported
to the stewards on Friday for di4o9dieucc•