The Sun.
London, England, 1850-05-29 00:00:00

THE DERBY.

PROBABLE STARTERS, RIDERS, AND LATEST BETTING.
Latest
Betting.
9 to 2
5 to 1
5 to 1
Ito 1t
15 to 2t
20 to 1
25 to 1
25 to 1
25 to 1
45 to 1
50 to 1t
50 to 1
1000 to 15
1000 to 15
1005 to 10
1000 to 10
1000 toll
100 to 10
1030 to 10

Trainer.

Rider.
F. Butler ..
Bartholomew
Robinson
Flatman
A. Day
J. Sharp .
Norman
Mann...
J. Marson
W. Abdale
J. Prince ...
Rogers ...
Simpson
R. Pettit
J. Whitehouse
Marlow
Templemau
Denman
CrouCh.
Sly .....
Ford .....
Unknown
R. Sherwood
Abraham

Clincher ...-..••
I‘llldew
Bolingbroke
The- N h7ger
Pitsford
Deicoon
Nutshell ....
Ghillie Callum
Voltigenr.
The Swede
Brennns
Caribal
Royal hart
St. Fabian
Alonzo
Mayors
Italian
Castanero
Valentine
Penang
Flare-up ..... '
K. of Gwynne
Dark Susan colt.
Charley

Wadlow
Smith
W. Edwards
Kent
J. Day
W. Sadler
Harloek
Kent
Hill
Death .
A. Taylor
.....
Hussey
l'ettit ...
Wad10w......
Fob2rt
T. Dawson
H. Bradley
H. Bradley
Smith...
Ford.
Stevens
Sherwood
Drew itt

ICOO to 10 t

The Khight of Gwynne is said to have been sold be-
fore the Craven Stakes was run.
Handicap for the Epsom Town Plate. One mile.
, Age st lb Age st lb
Radu'phus
J.,c-u'-Sot 6 8 10 Eva
Lethargy
Self lit fence 5 8 4 Epirus gelding ... 4 7 0
Thornhill
Dorset
The Old Fox ... 4 8 0 Sobersides.
Stanton ... 4 8 0 Harum-scarum... 3 6 7
Slashing Alice ... 4 8 0 Bullfinch
Christiana......... 4 8 0 Charielea . . .... , 3 6 3
Ferry Hill 5 7 10 Bubina
Passion Flower 5 710
The above race will be the first race this day (Wed-
nesday).

INTELLIGENCE EXTRA.
ASCOT HEATH, 1850.
Acceptances for the Ascot Stakes.
Ago st lb!
Collingwood a 9 0'
Vampire
Lady Evelyn 4 8 4
Essedarius ...... 4 8 2
Wanota 6 8 0
G lanea
Montague 4 7 9
Retail

(Clarissa Age st lb
4 7 0
Mrs. Taft
Mildew 3 6 6
The Cocktail 4 6 5
Marquis of Co•
nynghani
Probity
Durdans
Leaman 3 5 5
Damask -3 5 0
Windischgratz 3 4 11
jalpression
5 sous. forfeit.

Jelly Fish 4 7
File eater 4 7 3'
Bit-Nibble 6 7 O

Sauter-la•Coupo 4 7 01
The rest pay

PUGILISM.—ALFRED WALKER AND THOMAS DARBY
FOR •201.—A merry little gathering met yesterday, at
Woking, whither they steamed it per. South-Westcm
Rail, to witness the coup d'essai of young Alfred
Walker, third brother of the once-renowned Johnny,
and Darby, a sprig from the Walsall school, a hardy-
looking specimen of the hardware district. The battle
was characterised ;by unflinching courage and a credit-
able amount of pugilistic skill on both sides. The pro-
vincial's length gave him great advantage over his wore
Compact and short•arwed antagonist, which, added to
his straight and rapid deliveries, so far•placed the result
seemingly in his hands that 3 to 1 was offered on him at
the 30th round, and no takers. The " young-un," how-
ever, who had hitherto tried out-fighting, and jumping
away, shortly after, by the advice of Jemmy Welsh, who
(with D. Wintyre) acted as his second, took to staying
with his man, countering and playing close. Walker
thus turned the tables, and in the 48th round hit Darby
down with a rapid one, two, which gained the victory
after 83 minutes' bustling encounter. Darby was atten-
tit ely seconded by W. Hayes and Geo. Holden.

NORTHERN COAL MINING COMPANY.-0a Mon
day the Master in ,Chancery (Blunt) made a call of 10
per share to defray the liabilities of this concern.