The Sun.
London, England, 1845-12-06 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE'

(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)
LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER—F__,BIIIO
DERBY.-7 to 1 agst Sting (t)-16 to 1 agst Bro"*—_ tot
—27 to 1 agst Spithead-30 to 1 agst Malcolm (t)--"1"
agst Humdrum (t)-25 to 1 agst Lord Exeter's lot. if,dog••
Cur.grau Cur.—Enter or not-50 to 1 agst /V% WO
1,000 to 15 agst Hope-1,000 to 15 agst Nareua—an
to 15 agst Intrepid.

INTELLIOENCEI.
NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBEREXTRA MEETI?.iTrt 1846
WEDNESDAY. goly
Match, 200, h ft. T.Y.C.—Lord W. Powlett's
treat, dam by Doctor Syntax, out of Problem, Bst lu "'
Mr. Merton's f Missed tays, 6st 51b.
Nrspf:
SECOND OCTOBER MEETING, 1846.—Wrn-_,,,roetti
Produce Match.—Lord William Powlett's b ft'
agst Mr; Merton's Avon, colts and fillies, Bst 41b,
T.Y.C. No produce no forfeit.
CATTERICK BRIDGE, 1846.
NominatiOns for the Revival Handicap. fie
Bretwalda, 4 yis—Fitzwilliam, 3 vrs—Co.Hetresh",o"
Lycurgus, 4 yrs—Trueboy, 6 yrs— N-orthumberland,
Lord Saltoun, 5 yrs—lnheritress, 6 vrs--What__., °
Widen, 4 yrs—Step and Fetch It, 4 yrs—Fair DI re
5 yrs—Curiosity, 3 yrs—Advice, 5 yrs—JingleP°4 syrs"
Spur, 3 yrs—Little Jack Horner (h b), 3 yrs—Yates'
Needful, 5 yrs—Driffield, 3 yrs--Marian Ramsay, 4
Pedometer, 5 yrs—Eboracum, aged—Fitzallen, '4114
Queen of Tyne, aged—Sir Henry, 4 yrs--MountcP,J,s,
5 yrs—Miss Burnes, 6 yrs—Headsman, 3 yrs--Little
5 yrs—Wyn3 ard, 4 yrs—Lord Harry, 3 yrs.
Nominations for the Shorts Stakes. „ape
F by Retriever, out of Emilia—Eryx—!Erna--o"—cAte
Miss Bircl:—.2 by d'Egville, out of Lady 1300
your-Enemies—Christopher—George Stephenson--011.
Prince Alfred—Diphthong—Brodie—and Bendigo•
Nominations for the Filly Stakes. Obi'
Fby Retriever, out of Emilia—The Bard—f
sole
out of Sister to Simla—Little Cassino—Thalia—
Hannah Rabic.

Nominations for the Post Stakes. dea
F by Phoenix, dam by Actreon—f by Retriever,
Jerry—Blue Stocking— Deloraine —Dunsan—Bird 1,110
Pocket Venu,—Rayner—Mary Stuart —Diphthong"'
Martiu—Brodie—Bendigo.
Nominations for the Champagne Stakes. roe
F by Plicenix, dam by Actwon—Katzivika—'32tore
Court-your-Enemies—Deloraine—Susanna—Mary
ga
Meaux--Chriatopher—Miss Martin—Brodie—and Br'
Nominations for the Claret Stakes.
Cby Retriever, dam by St. Patrick—c by TouchstVa
of Laura—Brother to Sir Henry—Tractanau—Gran
nior—Waxholme—Themis7Spur—Sheraton.

1848.
Nominations for the Senior Stakes. peg
C by Don John, out of Impertinence—The Provost-' out
Plume—Sister to Miss Birch—Roseberry—f by Cain' or
Ada—Liston—Elvington—c by Sheet Anchor, out o!
ranth—Buckstone—Sir Absolute—Referee—The I,llo°--
Beguine—and c by Liverpool out of Panacea. 001
His Grace the Duke of Bedford has given the fo
names to his foals:— De

C by Assassin out of Afandane Altuidanes, pOe
C by Envoy, out of Elizabeth Adair
Cby Envoy, out of 3fonceda ...... Malmosburf
F by Envoy, out of Sneaker
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THE LATE FIRE IN THE

MERCIAL-ROAD.
REMARKABLE PRESERVATION. , ip 031
The recent fire at Messrs. Cooper and Wellartls, jog or,
Commercial-road East, which occurred on the Tort MP
yesterday (Friday), was attended, happily, with 11, biiO4
results; but the preservation of Mrs. Lea, an aged finable/
woman, who lived on the first-floor, was most renlflerthi
as
she having been missed for upwards of two hours #
outbreak, and given up for lost by all the inll2loa
escaped from the burning building. thit
It at -Ts that betwc--- d

APPea, _ween two and three o'elt.. "
ruins were cooled, Mr. Braidwood, the superinten," tate
the London fire-engine establishment, having heard --‘,„
old lady was missing, ordered his men to 310;1
n eans of the tire-ladders to the interior of the
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consumed building that they might explore the frer_.o,
parts of the flooring which remained untouched by nela
Upon entering one of the upper rooms, the firemen dace gill
that it was only partially burned, and the bed W. 4 the
standing in a corner. Perceiving something move ilcgote,
bed, andimagining that it might be the poor blind eTto
11 n effort was made to reach it, but this was found nchh.
a human being, but a cat in the agonies of death, wit or,
crept down the bed-clothing obviously to escsPe t"" pde'
eating influence of the smoke. The firemen then d4lOO
by the ladder to the first floor front, the back part °
was completely :burned through, and here-2
scene presented itself.: The firemen, upon entenD;(oo,
window, turned on their lamps and were startled 0!. 0001,
something move. This was the poor creature foititli;
they were in quest. On hearing them, she oetA
"Oh, dear, here lam ; lam very poorly. Is the 'lr:ee('
b
Give me a drop of water." The men then took uP into •
lady, brought her down the ladder, and took her 00:
neighbour's house. She was not injured, and it is reeh Ord
able how she endured the extreme heat to which sire low
have been subjected during the two hours which the tive
burning. The prompt arrival of the engines, their etd "; 00
working, and the excellent " stop " put to the Are 40
firemen, were undoubtedly the means by which her Joie)
preserved, for had the portion of the floor fallen 1110Whe0
she sat, she must have perished in the burning ruhll'fireteetb.,
she was brought into the street in the arms of the d ber
the crowd appeared amazed at the rescue which ha. ore
effected. The whole of the other parties in the h°115;0011
most extraordinarily preserved by a variety of era
but happily no one was injured.