The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-10 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

The Borough, Members' Plate of 50 soya., added to a
Sweepstakes of 5: soya. each; three years old, ht;
four, B,t 41b; five, Bbt 101 b; six and aged, 9‘t; win-
nera once in 1850 to carry 31b; twice, 81b,e4tra; the
winner to be sold for 150 soya, if demanded, &o.' "The
Old Mi'e.

The Old Fox, 4 yrs—Fern, 5 yrs—Susan Lovell, 4
yra—c by Mug, out of Virago, 3 yrs—Nutcracker, 3
‘yra—Brington, 3 yrs—Mogaior, 6 yrs—Blondotte, 3 yrs
—Defaulter, 5 yre.
HORSES ARRIVED OR EXPECTED. ,

Flying Dutchman, > Elthiron,. Crtreus, Strongbow,
Damask, Waterfall, Slashing Alice, The Crowner, Ra-
dulphus, o by Sir Hercules out of Adds, Mounseer,
Mary, Ghillie Callum, Beehunter,' Officious; Woodlark,
Counteil, Cheerful, Vampyre, Hesse 'Lemberg, Turtle,
Buckhotind, Sherbet filly, Jelly fish, Miss Ann, Chanti-
cleer (doubtful), Brennue, Baroness, Louis Napoleon,
Dulcet, Sauter-la-coupe, Juggler: Fern, Susan Lovell,
Clarissa, Citadel, Glauca, Cariboo Crucible, Catalpa,
Ginevra, Brington, Sergius, Jerioo, Give-and•-Take,
Tarn ,Wadlin, Fire•ester, Nina, Virago colt,. Impression,
Longinus' w, Maca- Whitstone, Mildew, 'Penang, Con-
cemina colt.. Receipt filly, Fortuna, Hagley,
Canezou, Olympian, Crotchet, Mickleton, Kremlin
filly; Clelia, Cora, Countess
'of Albemarle, Harriott,
Peep-o'day Boy, Sweetheart, Woollen Worley, Aus-
tralind, Prestige,' yre; by Cowl. 2 Retail, Miserriaia,
Defaulter, Zidoo, Exotic filly, Laundrymaid, Wane-.
dyke, Collingwood, MontignO, g by' Epirus, dam by
d'Egville; Faux-pee, tby The Oure, 2 yrs; Eva, (Edi-
pus,, Black Eagle, Durdans, Dark Susan colt, Lady
Geraldine colt, 3-yrs; Lady Geraldine colt, 2 yre;, Pres-
law, Escape, Wefts, Mogador, Castanero, Valentino,
Sides, Surplice, Wanota, Loadstone, Wallflower, Coti-
culs, Beaufort, Dolly Varden,,Royal Hem The. Moor,
The Swede, Jack Robinson. Repletion, Bloodette, Fer-
nando, Laminas Lass, Thea, Old,Ralph Burn, Marquis
of Conyinghaw, . Court Swivel, Little Jack, ljtrecht,
Gbio, Nutcracker, Mr. Merryman, Flatcatcher, Troun-
The South-westernßailiway
ona"T:e'saday'and Thursday from the
Ter-
tioris,soetnvepraanl
yforhapvlaeteasd.
moderate prices, com-
mencing. •, and have enabled the
ctiesre.
adver-
tised
Waterloohep seicd
special
it
aSettiirigrokhniJni.
trains on
extremelyH,
clock A •
st
subscribers at Tattersall 's to avoid a.great deal of annoy
n-
the station, by procuring tickets at the Subscrip
tio cne
. Windsor terminus,. end thus; the, journey to the course'
a Rom. Conveyance, will be, in waiting. at the
ato
-will he completed in less than.half the.time it formerly
oeeupiod, and at a very considerable saving of trouble
6 to 1 agst
The arrangements of the Great Western
.the accommodation of the west•end traffic
a
comprehensive. There is every prospect of
carnosd:2lopekos muey equally
. r
a good meeting. .
LATEST BETTING,
ASCOT 67,1.1M5.
5 to 1 agst Vampyre Collingwood(t)
6 to 1 agst Damask
QUEEN '8 VASE.'
2to 1 *gat Miss A1)11 (taken) I '
, .
EMPERoRS PLATE.
5 to 4 on Flying
Dutch- 10 to 1 eget Chanticleer
man (t) 12 to 1 agstPeep-o'day-BOy
10 to 6 apt Canezou (t)
YOUR-YEAR•OLD TRIENNIAL 6 STAkES.
7 to 2 agst
othiron•
5 to 1 'gat Vatican
GOODWOOD CUP WEIGHTS.
Age lit lb. Age
at.
lb.
Collingwood
Chanticleer a • 9 7 Knight of Gwyone 3 7 4
Peep-o-day Boy , 6 9 7 Nutshell . .... . .... 3 7 4
Canezou 5 9 7 Cariboo
Osterley
Ellerdale 6 9 3 Windischgratz ... 3 '6 13
Cossack
Elthiron
Borneo- '
0 ti!ae .. •.. • 3 6 13
Justice ' 8 6 Otgciofia
Miss Ann
Sttiltz
BEVERLEY, HULL, AND EAST BIDING Rs.cEs.—The
following match has been male for the first day :—Mr.
Wright's ch M Miss Milton, by The Bard, aged, against
Mr. Straker's b m Melrose, by Melbourne, 5 yrs; Bet
each; mile and a half; 50 sovs--

se ACCIDENT M
S-RI01:13. TO It• ROGliagi THE PORT.--
It is with great, regret that we have heard that Mr. Samuel
Rogers met with a very serious accident on Thursday night,
on his return home from dining with a friend.
Mr: Rogers
was knociod down by a cab in crossing the street and has
ever since continued in such danger as to cause very serious
slarm to his numerous friends.

Mr. Clapham, of Burton ~Pidsea, a well-known
sheep-breeder in Holderness, consigned a few days ago to
Mr. Barness,,of this town, a pair of two-sheer wethers of
his flock, bred and fed by himself. Their careasea wereex-
hibited in the shambles list Tuesday, and weighed respec-
tively 12st. 101 b. and 13st. 21b., or 441bs: a quarter, clear of
offal. They attracted the marked attention of breederrand
farmers frequenting the corn inarket.—lfull Advertiser.

. We regret to report the sudden death, by apoplexy,
at Rome,.of -Wyatt, the eminent sculptor, wild for thelast
twenty years re!iided there, working out those gracefal crea-
tions of the chi Bel which enrich so rainy European ah4Brttish
; •