The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-24 00:00:00

NAME OF RAILWAY.

Nor. r 5

Arbroath and Forfar •• • •••••••• •• • •
Bristol and Birmingham . • ..... • • • • • •
Chester and Birkenhead . • • • • • • • • • •
Dublin and Drogheda. • • • • • • • •• • • • • ••
Dublin and Kingstown • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Dundee and Arbroath . • • • • • • • • •• •• • .
Durham and Sunderland • • • • • • • •
Edinburgh and Glasgow . •• • • • ••• • ••
•Eastern Counties and North Eastern..
Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr • • • • • •
Glasgow and Greenock• • .....
Grand Junction •• • • • • ....... ...... .

Gravesend and Rochester. • .........
Great North of England • • . •
Great Western . • • • • • •

Hartlepool •• •
London and Birmingham, &c..•• • .
London and Blackwell— • .........
London and Brighton. • • • • • • • • • • • • ••
Londoa and Croydon . • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
London and Greenwich . • .. • .....
London and South Western. •• • • • •
Manchester, Bolton, and Bury • • • • ••
Manchester and Birmingham • ..• .• • •
Manchester, Leeds, and Hull Assoc..
Midland Counties
Newcastle and Darlington • • • • • •
Newcastle and Carlisle . .......
Newcastle and North Shields.• .• •
Norfolk.. • . . .............

North Union and Bolton and Preston
Paris, Corbel], and Orleans • • • • • • • • • •
Paris and Rouen . •• • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • •
Preston and Wyre ..

Sheffield•and Manchester
South Eapdern• • ..
Taff Vale •• •• • • •• •• •• ••

Ulster

528
671
69q
285
764
2,858
5,654
2,003
833

16,548
1,456
32,002

740
4,796
1,367

5,691
944
3,691
6,179
15,462
2,529
1,775

Yarmouth and Norwich ••••••••••••
York and North ;WUhind. •• •• •• ..

4,915

415
593
750
228
1,07
2,215
3,677
1,464
746

12,977

26,531

618
3,- 02
1,('32

5,043

805
2,923
5,441
11,558
1,055
1,656

173
1,402
5,290
4,019

692
4,036
698
382

ENCE.

2.189

SPORTING INTELLIG.
CARDINGTON CLUB MEET]
The Cup was won by Captain Daintree'
Killena) ; the Derby by Mr. Vipan's Van
solation Stakes by Captain Daintree's Probil
was divided between Captain Daintree's r
Tibbutt's Testy.
ASHDOWN PARK COURSING MEETING—(CoN-
CLUDED)—THUESDAT AND FRIDAY.
THE DERBY.
Deciding Course—Captain Wyndham's Willibald beat Mr.
Gordon's Cockfighter, and won the stakes.
THE OAKS
Deriding Course—Mr. Etwall's Enford Lass beat Mr. Gor-
don's Creeper, and won the stakes.
THE CUP.
Deciding Course—Mr. Gordon's Crape beat Mr. Bowles's
Brocade, and won the Cup; Brocade the Sovs.
CRAVEN STAKES, FOR BITCH PUPPIES.
First Ties—Camlet beat Whittle, Lamprey beat Winne.
Deciding Course—Mr. Gordon's Camlet beat Mr. Law-
rence's Lamprey, and won the stakes.
CRAVEN STAKES, FOR DOG PUPPIES.
First Ties—Gauntlet beat We-wont-be-beat, Rocket beat
Assignation.
Deciding Course—Mr. Gordon's Gauntlet beat Mr. Rake's
Rocket, and won the stakes.
ALL AGED ASHDOWN PARK STAKES.
First Ties—Countess beat England's Queen ; Crucifix beat
Witchcraft.
Deciding Course—Mr. Gordon's Countess beat Mr. Good-
ard's Countess, and won the stake,.
THE WAYLAND ALL AGED STAKES.
Mr. Bowles's Beau Brummel beat Mr. Milc!s's Mistley, Mr.
Brookes's Bonus beat Mr. Laurence's Lothario.
Deciding Course—Mr. Bowles's:Beau Brummel beat Mr.
Brookes's Bonus, and won the stakes.
THE WAYLAND PUPPY STAKES.
Mr. Laurence's Lucille Grahn beat Mr. Miles's Mossy ; Capt.
Wyndham's Willibald, beat Mr. Bowles's Brambilla.
Deciding Course—Mr. Laurence's Lucille Gratin, and Capt.
Wyndham's Willibald divided the stakes.
HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Sir W. M. Stanley's hds., Mon., Burton; Fri., Thurseston
—ll
Earl Fitzhardinge's hds, Mon., Frog Mill ; Tues., Darn-
bleton ; Wed., Cowley; Sat., Broadway.
Cheltenham stag hds., Fri., Shipton.
York and Ainsty hds., Mon., 'Escrick ; Tues., Street
Houses; Thurs., Skip-bridge; Sat., Blue-bridge-101,0.
Sinnington hds., Tues., Ampleford ; Fri., Sinnington-10.
Bedale lids., Mon., Hornby Castle; Wed., Blows Hall,
Hutton Moor; Fri., Kiplin-101,.
Earl Fitzwilliam's lids., Mon. Monk's Wood; Wed.,
Leighton Village; Thurs., Oundle Wood-10.
Duke of Rutland's hds., Monday, Croxton Park; Tues.,
Newton Toll-bar; Wed., Harley Village; Fri., Broad
Waters-10%.
Baron Rothschild's stag lids., Mon.., Hartwell; Thurs.,
Wingrave.
Mr. S. Lownde's hds., Mon., Nash Common; Wed., Cres-
low ; Sat., Brickhill Heath-101.
Oakley hds., Mon., Pavenham Bury; Thurs., Castle
Ashby; Sat.. Swineshead—lqi.
Boroughbridge harrs., Tues., York-gal e; Fri., Low Duns-
ford-1014.
United pack; Thurs., The Riddens Plavtation-9.
Brushfard harrs., Mon., Bampton ; Thurs, Ringland,
Kingsbrompton; Sat., Kingsbrompton Village-9%.
F. 8., Mon., Ladoak ; Fri., Antron-gate-101/.
Haydon hds., Wed., Allervrash ; Sat., Padpool-9.
Puckeridge hds., Mon., Angel, Hadliam ; Wed., Stanstead,
Essex; Sat., Bennington-101A.
Lord Parker's lids., Tues„ -Harcourt Arms, Newnham ;
Fri., Holton Stone Pits.
ytchley hds., Mon., Buttoak's Booth ; Wed., Ashby (near
Daventry) ; Fri., Guilsborough ; Sat., Sibbertoft--11.
Tindale lids., Mon., Warden; Wed.,, Horsley; Fri., Sum-
merrod's Toll-bar-10%.
Norfolk Stag hds„ Wed., Hales Greet 1; Fri., Barford-11%.
Mr. Morrell's lids., Wed., Chilton Common.
Northmolton hds., Mon., Nerthmaton Village; Tues.,
Kensford Water, on Exmoor; We Head Gate, near
Twitcher ; Thurs., Bish Mill ; Fri., La nacre Bridge ; Sat.,
Farley's Grave-0%.
Mr. Watson's lids., Mon., Hazon ; %Ved., Netherton; Fri.,
Nunnykirk-1611/2.
Lord Southampton's hds., Mon., Bstlady Wood; Wed.,
Gaton ; Fri., Foxley ; Sat., Silston Windmill-11.
Surrey Stag lids., Tues., Rose and Grown, Riddlesdown ;
Sat., Look's Bottom.
Berkshire lids., Mon., Blowing Stone; Wed., Cokethorpe
Park; Fri., Buckland.
Mr, Brand's lads , Mon., Harpenden 9 • .Fri., Bendish-101/.
Foweiscombe, or Forest harrs., Tues.,F.owelscombe Kennel ;
Fri., Sign of the Owl-10.
Mr. Fane's harrs., Mon., Hadenham Fie Id; Thurs., Jointer's
Farm ; Sat., Postcomb.
Norfolk harrs., Wed., Duker's Bridge ; Fri., Aylsbam.
Carlisle harrs., Mon., Durran Hill; Wed., The Grove,
Brampton Old Road; Fri., Brighton Fat (Scalebv)-8.
Eamont harrs., Mon., Winderwath ; Wed., Little Salkeld ;
Sat., Pack Horse, Plurnpton-101/.
East Devon harrs., Mon., Perkhayne Hill ; Thurs., Devon-
shire Inn-10.
Whitefield harrs., Tues , Chaseley ; Fr. i. Tredington Gate.
Wigton harrs., Mon., Kirkbride ; Wed., Quarry Hill; Fri.,
Allonby —9.
Aikton hares., Mon., Thonby Moor; Wed., Flat; Fri.,
Orton Park-8%.
Seventh (Queen's Own) Hussars stag lids., Sat., Stratford
—ll h.
South Berkshire lids., Tries., Thatcham ; Fri., Brad-
field-10i.
Sir John Cope's lids., Wed., Rye-common; Fri., The Mole
(Arborfield)--10i.
Craven lids., Wed., Redwin Brick-kiln; Fri., Ashdown
Park; Sat., Welford Woods-10i.
Lord Elcho's Tues., Preston-by-Dunse Wed.,
Bfarchmont ; Fri., Be2chester ; Sat., Newbiggin-10i.
Goggerddan hds., Thtas, Wynlian ; Kennel-10.,
Hambledon hds., Wed., egg's Lodge; Fri., Corhampton-
down.
Hursley hds., Fri., Pitt-house (Brashfield)-101.
H. H., Tues., Four-lanes (13esauworth) ; Thurs., Preston
Candover ; Sat., Hollybourne-down-10i.
Mr. Morrell's lads., Wed., Chilton-common.
N. F. H., Tues., Marchwood ; Thurs., Efford Mill; Sat.,
Vinney Ridge.
Vine lids., Wed., Poleswood • Sat., Vest Sherbourne—l 1.
Colonel Wyndham's Wed., Bastdeon Woodgate ; Fri.,
Alversfoot-hill—lli.

NG.

's Fantasia (late
spire; the Con-
ty ; and the Oaks
ertainty and Mr.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE ,SUN.
Sherbome, Nov:. 21, 1845.
Sia,—My attention has been given to what purports to be a
report of the proceedings of a railway meeting at We'Ymouth,
contained in The Sun of Tuesday. I think it fair towards
you to inform you that besides being incomplete it is very
inaccurate. Sir John Audrey is represented as a Director of
the Great Western Railway, and not of the Wilts. Somerset.
and Weymouth, wherees he said, I am a Director of the
Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth, and not otherwise con-
nected with the Great Western. Mr. Eliot is described as
taking the opportunity of informing the gentlemen of the
Great Western, instead of the gentlemen of the Wilts, Somer-
set and Weymouth. Mr. Brunel is made to say that the en-
gagements of the Great Western are very numerous. So
they are, I doubt not; but Mr. Brunel did not tell the meet-
ing so. Mr. Hopkins said nothing about the Great Western
monopolising the whole of the south coast; nor is it evident
how they can monopolise the coast at all by an internal line.
1 am, Sir, yours obediently,
RUDGG.

EYE.—On Monday last, a family of six or eight
persons had a very narrow escape from death by poison. Mr.
Marshall, of Hoxne, having had some wheat dressed for seed
with arsenic, through mistake about halt a coomb of this
Wheat was sent to the millers and ground int.') flour, which
was made into Ilread. On Monday afternoon the family par-
took of the bi,3ad, and all retired to bed ; Mrs. :...tarshall,
after lying some time unable to go to sleep, got up. The
first person she saw was one of her. sons, sound asleep end,
foaming at the mouth. On r,....'tsing him he complained 0.
pain in the body, which was much s.,"elled:
Th
of the family were all called up, and n dical aide remainder
procured.
: iverful emetic,
On the surgeon's arrival he administered a p,.l
ne servant
which had the desired effect of saving their lives.
boy had a relapse on Tuesday ; but . on Wedneb7l337 he
was better, and is now considered out of danger. It is t:lned
this circumstance will be a warning to farmers to be cautiot...4
of the v. heat thus dressed. Most probably, had these indi-
viduals continued asleep, in the morning all would have been
past recovery.—Sussex Chronicle.
DREADFUL DEATH BY FlltE.—At a late hour on Fri-
day night, Miss S. Barnett, the daughter of a retired trades-
man, who was residing with her sister at No. 7, Frith-street,
Soho-square, expired there in consequence of very frightful
and extensive injury she sustained by her clothes accidentally
catching fire. It appears that between twelve and one
o'clock on Friday morning, Miss Barnett having returned
home from a ball, was in the act of taking some ornament
from out of her hair, when part of her dress came in contact '
with the candle, and in a few seconds she was enveloped in
flames. One of her sisters seriously burnt her hands and
arms in attempting to extinguish the fire. The unfortunate
young lady was attended by Mr. Angus, of Frith-street
wpm, but her sufferings were mot szorWilitiPg.