The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-04 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 4,186 S.

TH3 DIVISION ON THE IBLag CHURCH.

HOUSE OP ComnroNs, April 4.—The adjourned debate
was resumed on the amendment moved by Lord Stanley
on the motion of Mr. Gladstone. The motion was, "That
this House will immediately resolve itself into a com-
mittee to consider the Acts relating to the Established
Church in Ireland." The amendment was, " That this
House, while admitting that considerable modifications in
the temporalities of the United Church in Ireland may,
after the pending inquiry, appear to be expedient, is of
opinion that any proposition tending to the disestablish-
ment or disendowment of that Church ought to be re-
served for the decision of a new Parliament." The
division_ was taken on the original motion: Ayes, 330 ;
Noes, 270.
AYES.

Acland, T D
Adair, H B
Agar-Ellis, Hon L G F
Agnew, Sir A
Akroyd,
Alien, W 8
Amber ey, Viscount
Andover, Viscount
Amon, Hon Major
Anstruther, Sir it
Arinstrong, It
Ayrton, A
Aytoun, It S
Bagwell, John
Baines, B
Barclay, A 0
Barnes, T
Barry, AII a •
Barry, C B
Lass, A
Bass, M T
•
Baxtrr, W E
L'azley, 'l'
Beaumont, H F
Barkeley, Hon H F •
Buhlulph, Col R
Biddulnh, AI
Bingham, Lord
Slake J A
Itenherhassett, Sir IL
Bonliain-Carter, J
-Louverie, itt Hon EP
Bowyer, Sir U
Brady, Dr
Brand, Right Hon
Bright, Sir C T
Bright, Jacob
Bright, John
Browne, Lord J. T
Bruce, Lord C
Bruce, Lord E
Bruce, Rt Hon H
Bryan, G L
Lulkeley, Sir It
Buller, Sir A W
Buller, Sir E aI
Burke, Viscount
Butler, C S
Butler-Johnstone,HA
Buxton, C -
Buxton, Sir T F
Calcraft, J 11111
Calthorpe, Hon F H
Candlish, J
Cardwell, Rt Hon E
Ckrnegie, Hoh (7
Carter, 8
Castlerosse, Viscount
Cave, IV
Cavendish, Lord B
Cavendish, Lout F 0 -
Cavendish, Lord G
Chambers, lii •
Chambers, '2
Cheetham, J
Childers, H C E
Cholmeley, Sir AI J
Clay, J
(Lenient, W J
Clinton, Lord A P
Clinton, Lord B P
Clive, G •
Cogan, lit Hon W H
Cole breae, Sir T E
Coleridge., J D
roller, ;Jr It P
C 11
Corbally, M E
Cowen, J
Uowpe.-, Hon H F
Cowper, Rt. Ron W F
Ciaufurd, E J
Ciawfor 1, It W
Crr ss.ey air F
lalish
Davey, It
Davie Sir II R F
De la I'‘ e:, B
Denman, Hon U
Deat, J 1)
Laing Sir E
Devereux. R J
Dixon, G
DilLe, Sir W
Li iwyn, L L
Dodson, J
Doulton, F
Duff, hl E G
Dull, IL W
Earle, It A
Edwards, 0
Edwards,
Eliot, Loid
Elice E
Enfield, Viscount
Erskine, Vico-Ad J E
Esumi de J
Evans, T W
Ewart, W
Ewing, H E 0
Eityn. It
Vawc, tt, II

Fildes, J Moro, n 3
Fitzgerald, Et Rh 14 Morris, G
Fitzpatrick, Rt Hon Morris, W
Fitzwilliam, lion C W Morrison, 't
Foley, 11 W Murphy, N D
Foljambe, F J S Neste, C
Fordyce, W D Nicholson, 'Si
Forster, C Nicol, J I)
Forster, W E O'Beirne, J L
Foaer, W 0 O'Briea, Sir P
Fortescue, Itt for. C P 0 Conor Don, The
Fortescue, lion 1) F O'Douogliue, The
French, lit Hon Col Ogilvy, Sir J
Gaselce, Serjeant S O'Loglikn, Sir C 31
Gavin, Major Onslow, 0
Gibson, lit Hou TSI O'Reilly, M W
Gilpin, C Osborne, It B
Gladstone, Et lion W Otway, A .1'
Gladstone, W H - Owen, Sir If 0
Goldsmid, Sir I? H Padinore, It
Gosehen, Itt Hon G J Paget, T'l'
(1 ,-Aver, Hon F L Pairy, 'l.`
Gower, Lord R Pease, J W
Graham, W Peel, Rt. lion Sir It
Gregory, W H Peel, A W
Greufell, II R Peel, J
Greville-N ugent, A W Pelham, Lord
Greville:Nugent, Cul Philips, R N
Gray, Sir J Platt, J
Grosvenor, Earl Pollard-Urquhart, W
Grosvenor, Lord R Portman, lion 11 W B
Grosvenor, Capt It W Putter, .5
Grove, 'l' F Potter, P B
Gurney, S Power, Sir J
Hadfield, 0 Price, R G
Hamilton, E W T Price, W P.
Hawkey, T Pritchard, J
Hamner, Sir J Proby, Lord
Harilcastle, J A Rawlinson, Sir II
Harris, J 1) Reardon, 1) J
Hartington, Marquis ltebow, J G
flay, Lord John Robartes, T J A
Hay, Lord W M Robertson, 1)
llayter, A 1) Roebuck, J A
lie.idlam, Et Hon T. Rothschild, Baron Ti
Henderson, J Rothschild, Baron U
Heneage, E Rothschild, N U
Henley,.Lord Russell, A
Herbert, Henry A Russell, H
Hibbert. J T Russell, F W
Hodgkiuzon, 0 Russell, Sir W
Hodson, K D St Aubyn, J
Holueo, I kit:onions, Alderman
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Adderley, lit Ilon CB
Annusley, lion Col H
Antrobus, B
Are Wan, 044 II
Arkwright, 14
Bag allay, iC
Bagge, Sir W
liaduall C
C
Bailey, Sir J IL
llie, lit lion H J
B :ring, 'l'
Barnett II

SPORTIN G IN IEL LICENCE.

GRAND NATIONAL HUNT MEETING, BEDFORD.

FRIDAY.

The diminished prestige of the meeting was almost re-
stored by the success that attended the big race yesterday
—the Grand National Hunt Steeplechase Handicap—for
which the considerable field of fourteen was brought out,
embracing most of the more prominent cross-country.
" cracks" of the season. Over night The Lamb, the winner
of the Liverpool Steeplechase, had been made the favou-
rite, but on the course The Doctor had the call. Most
prominent amongst the absentees was the Duke of Hamil-
ton's representative, Avenay, who had been looked upon
as a certain runner, having been plunged on by the public
to a great extent. He was on the spot, but at the last mo-
ment his owner resolved not to run him, as he was unable
to got anything like a fair price about him in the ring•
Alcibiade, who ran third at Liverpool, was next fancied to
The Doctor and the Lamb. The others backed for most
money were The Nun and Emperor 111. The winner,
however, turned up in an outsider, in Albrighton, who
ran successfully at Carmarthen, and who now defeated
The Doctcr very easily. The chapter of accidents during
the race was not an extensive one, but was attended in ono
instance with a serious result; as Musketeer, in falling at
the last fence, broke his back, and was immediately after-
wards destroyed. Captain Crosstree also came to grief,
somewhat severely injuring his near fore leg, and was
forthwith struck out of all his future engagements. The
remainder of the racing was unimportant, and the details
given below sufficiently explain the sport.
A Hunters' Steeplechase of 5 sovs each, with 40 added. 6

subs.

Lord Poulett's Father O'Leary, by Daniel O'Rourke—
dam by Sleight-of-Hand—Hamptonia, aged, 12st 101 b
(Mr. Edwards) 1
Mr Stokes ns St. Juan, aged, 12st 101 b (Capt. Smith) 2
Reginald also ran.
Betting-5 to 2on Father O'Leary, 4to 1 against Regi-
nald, and Bto 1 against St. Juan. St. Juan made the run-
ning, Father O'Leary lying off to the brook, which Regi-
nald refused, and was soon afterwards pulled up, leaving
St. Juan with the lead to the straight, where the favourite
took the lead of St. Juan, and won a fine race by a head.
The Grand National Steeplechase Handicap of 25 sous
each, 15 ft, and 5 if declared, with 300 added; winners
extra; gentlemen riders allowed 41bs ; second received
50 soya out of the stakes, and second sived stake. 4
miles. 48 subs, 21 of whom pay 5 sovs each.
Mr. T. Wadlow's Albrighton, by Knight of Kars—Crip-
ple (h b), 6 yrs, lOst 41b (W. White) 1
Mr. H. Owen's The Doctor, aged, 12st 41b (G. Holman) 2
Captain Brabazon's King Arthur, 6 yrs, lOst 81b
(Oapt. Harford) 3
The Tiger, Alcibiade, The Lamb, Hornet, Capt. Cross-
tree, Hornet, The Nun, Daisy, Musketeer, Emperor 111.,
The Robber, and Gelert also ran.

Avonay, aged, lest 71b, was struck out at 1.45 p.m. on
the day of the race.

animal that was sold the day before at Tattersall's, the
winner having been in the possession of her owner for
some six months.

THE LATE NEWPORT PEGFELL MEETING.—Lizz:e, who
was objected to after winning the Local Hunters' Steeple-
&also, has been disqualified, and the race awarded to

Vision.

HAMBLEDON HUNT.—Two Hunters' races close on Tues-
day next. There will be a local race, four miles of un-
flagged country, to be chosen by Earl Poulett.
The promising Musketeer, 6 yrs, broke his back while
running in the Grand National Handicap at Bedford on
Friday, and was immediately destroyed.

PROGRAMME OF BROMLEY SPRING MEETING

MONDAY, April 6.

The Selling Stakes of 3 sovs each, with 20 added; two yr
olds 7st, throe Ost, four 10st 41b, five lOst 121 b; mares
and geldings allowed 31b. About five furlongs.
The Bromley Cup of 15 sovs, iu specie, added to a sweep-
stakes of 3 soya each, for horses that have never won a
race value 30 soya; three year olds 9st 71b, four 10$
121 b, five list 41b, six and aged list 711); mares and
geldings allowed 31b; professionals that have won a flat

race value 60 sous 71b extra. About one mile and a half

on the fl.tt.
The Trial Stakes of 5 sous each, 2 ft. with 20 added, fur
two and three year olds; two par olds 7st 71b, three9st
71b; mares and geldings allowed 31b; any previous
winner of a race value 40 sous 41b, 80 71b, and of 100

101 b extra ; about five furiongs; 11 subs.
Lonsdale 2 yrs, lath) Tommy 2 yrs, Juanita 2 yrs,
Sugarstick 3 yrs, /laden 2 yrs, Venetia 2 yrs, Nanny
Thonuanby 2 yrs, Vitriol 2 yrs, Kicksey Wicksey 2 yrs,
Van Dieman 3 yrs, Balsamo 3 yrs.

The Ranters' Steeplechase Plato of 40 sovs for horses
that have never won a steeple chase value 100 sovs,
list 71b each; qualified gentlemen riders allowed 41b;

&lout two miles and a quarter.

Battledore aged, lichee 6 yrs, Watehbox G yrs, Asto-
nishment 4 yrs, False Alarm 5 yrs, Isabella 5 yrs, Walter-
stown 6 yrs.

The Bromley Plate (Handicap) of 50 sous; any winner of
50 sovs after March 26 (at noon) 71b, any other winner
51b extra ; naarly seven furlongs.

Ago st lb

...4 810
...6 8 7
...4 8 5
8 5

Age st lb
.. 4 7 10

:tsby

Queen of the Forest 3 7'lo
Merry Audrew ... 3 7 10
Protection... ...4 7 7
Bumboat ... ... 3 7 4

half -train:d appearance. The result was a dea
heat between Blinkhoolie and the Metropolitan
winner, and though the former at the distance
appeared
.to have the speed of his opponent, there
was yet (after having made all the running) a
good run left in Blueskin, who, at the end of the
inclosure, was fully a neck in advance of his oppo-
nent, but after the most resolute riding on the part
of Custance, he got Blinkhoolie up again in the last
stride, and they finished so level that the judge was
unable to separate them. The deciding heat was
won by Blinkhoolie, who looked iu considerably
better trim than at Ep3ottr, and, being all the better
of his previous gallop, he dispos3d of Mr. Savile's
horse almost without turning a hair. The latter,
owing to having to make play on both occasions,
ran at considerable disadvantage ; but, neverthe-
less, Bliukhoolie's performance must be considered
very good, as he was giving the winner 261 b. Iu
my comments on the City and Suburban I stated
that, in my opinion, Blinkhoolie was second best,
and his running here goes far to confirm
that impression ; but it also proves that
he could not have beaten Speculum, although
he gave him only 171 b, because the latter actually
gave that weight to Blueskin, and beat him easily,
at Lincoln, in the Trial Stakes. The 20 sovs Stakes
was, as I anticipated, au easy victory for Flower
Girl—a fine-grown filly on a much larger scale than
Orlando's progeny usually are, and with more bone.
Neither her opponents—Armada, by Buccaneer out
of Lady Chesterfield, nor Orpheline—were up to
much, both being small and backward, consequently
Flwier Girl, who was trained very light, won with-
out. being extended.