The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-27 00:00:00

DERBY.

22 to 1 cost Colonel Anson's Kedger
25 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Newstnoi3ger

25 to 1 agst Mr. S. Stanley's Minikin colt
30 to 1 agst Mr. John Day's Old England
33 to 1 agst Mr. Allen's Fitzallen to v. O.
40 to 1 agst Lord Chesterfield's Brother Cog
50 to 1 agst Duke of Richmond's Laird 0 tivwof his
Lord Westminster's Derby colt Somers, so l.edicd •
Lordship's brood mares, and one of Mr. k'ord'r,
short time since at Eaton.

SIR ROBERT AND LADY SALE
LIVERPOOL.

(BY EXPRESS.)
Shortly before eleven o'clock this morning PSI.
the
day), Sir Robert and Lady Sale embarked ill kev
new Woodside Ferry steamer, Queen, where Utile:-
were received by the principal landowners drdir
head, amongst whom we noticed Mr. J. They pro-
M'Gregor Laird, and Mr. W. Jackson. '1"-,14,deti,
ceeded to the Woodside Ferry, where they ad
and were loudly greeted by the crowd the ,ed
acconWAT3l,e,
assembled, and, in an open carriage,
by nine others, viewed the numerous imp,
'Dents in this rising localitymuch sdwll.-
the project of the new Wallasey decks, thpaerPi°e_are'
the extent of which is 180 acres, and more
larly the regularity with which the various street° an
Govern and
laid out. They returned by the
steamer Redwing, by way of Monk's Ferri, gibei
where t ied
landed at Liverpool at hall-past one,
were received by W. Brown, Esq., who accomPlulch.
them to the Town-hall, where they partOok of 1,(11„ri of
Throughout the whole visits the highest 0817 his
lrespect have been paid to the gallant General 1!11,,
ad y, and the anxiety to behold them is indescrilbeir
The mayor (T. Sands, Esq.), who had fami in-
arrival shown them the most marked attend
vited them, with the most of the elite of the Will

neighbourhood, to a
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0,
DINNER AT THE TOWN liAldir Q. an-
Shortly
for half-past—the company began
Shortly after six o'clock—the dinner be`ri° a
dagnsdonw,helinitsgea,ted, we observed alnengst
to es-
the?
the Mayor, Sir Robert Sale, Sir T. Brancke%:9,ll.
J. W I 1 C. ,
ams ey, C. 'Turner. Esq., T. Ainsworth, -..„cl''
P. Geenhall, Esq., 14-1,4
W. Jackson, Esq.,* J. B. Barclay,_ Esq., W• '
Bushby, J. Blackburn, Esq
Myers, J.m.F., ii. Ripley,
Esq., Ai p Mr. . -1 E Ru.shtun•
••/ Nichol, Eq't B.
Esq., W. roller, Esq., W. Bushby, Esq , W. f•
Adam Glad'
stone, Esq., G. H. Lawrence, Esq., J. Land, Ea(l.2
James Tyrer, Esq., Major Tompson, E.1.C.5., Bev'
D. Beaumont, Col. Falkner, Major Axford, E.1..5.,
B. H. Jones, Esq , Rev. Mr. Farrar, D. Gibb, sq.,
Esq., 'J. Garnett, Esq.,
J. Plurnpton,Esq:, W. Brown, Esq., Col. Mitchell, Ii-
Horsfall, Esq., Ed. Littledale, Esq., Ambrose Lace,
Esq., Samuel Holme, Esq., Rev. D. Tattershall,tht
Jas.
Esq., Capt. Fraser, 6th Regt., Capt. Bevis, R.N./ CeP .
Graig, staff-officer, Capt. Blackburne, sth Dragoon
and a number of other gentlemen, numbering about
seventy-two. t.N., Samuel Staff nfor,
Lawrence, Capt. Evans,
After the cloth was removed,
The MAYOR proposed " The health of her Afr
jesty," which was rapturously received, and wils
followed by " The health of Prince Albert and thie
rest of the Royal Family." The Mayor the prop?se."
" The health of the Earl of Derby,' who, -he mu:
mated, had intended to have been present, but bad
been unexpectedly called to London. " The NOY
and Army" followed, and his Lordship called 11Pen
Colonel Tolken to reply, which he did in an apPre-
priate manner. The next toast was u The wooden
walls of Old England," which he pronounced as Wl'
pregnable, though some had of late thought them in"
secure.
lt
Colonel EVANS returned thanks, remarking
the navy was never more efficient than at present.
The MAYOR then rose to propose the health
ic 0,
General Sir ,Robert Sale, who he said had fil,"
Europe with his fame, and handed down the Britisil
flag to the world's approbation. In silvery langueie
he alluded to the more than ordinary difficulties I'B

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