The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-18 00:00:00

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SPORTING INTELLIGi 'NEE
(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)~I~T.
NEWMARKET—THURSDAY NI
LATEST BETTING.
5 to 4 on Foi gc-Aar:lbßaai
liangohE( sou EA Ks
tETs.he Alt
15 to 1 agst Golden Rule (taken) 5
u_
15 to 1 agst The Cure 18 to 1 agst Even
DERBY.
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10 to I agst Col. Peel's lot 130 to 1 agst Cunv-
RBt o slTaga°
10 to 1 agst Alarm—taken I Ranger—t
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17 to 1 agst Kedger (40 to 1 agst J.Wif
volt
17 to 1 agst Cobweb colt 140 to 1 agst
25 to 1 agst Seaman 150 to 1 agst Basti°,llo,CciJ'
25 to 1 agst Minikin c 50 to 1 agst Lair"
25 to 1 agst Newsmonger—t, pen—taken 4130.0
30 to 1 agstFitz-Allen—t 50 to 1 agst Glear-tivit)
33 to 1 agst Rebecca c.—t.llooo to 15 agst
ENTRIES FOR FRIDAY'. ly
Handicap. T.Y.C.—Discord, Ost—Buzz' 6s
Dr. Hill, 6st 41b—Vol au Vent, Est 21b. or
Handicap for two and three yrs old.—Priace,,
3 yrs, Bst 71b—f, by Laurel, out of Christina,
101b—Example, 3 yrs, 7st 91b—Great
91b--The Attorney, 2 yrs, 7sf—Mary Anne 111')',5,
6st 111b—Fair Helen colt, 2 yrs, Est 91b—Fall$G,611
6st 71b—Sister to Devil-among-the-Tailors,2sllo
—Corinthian Tom, 2 yrs, Est 21h—Zahra, 2 yrs'
—Petrowna, 2 yrs, sst. Lord 0‘,,1
Prendergast.—All Lord Eglinton's jg • logs
r.
Seakale, Cobweb, Arthur, Seaman, dijog
Gossamer, Nutbourue, The Prior, and eJ
are scratched.
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latches.—Espoir, hysalis, the Cobweb colt,
Laurence have paid. AY'
CHESTERFIELD RACES.—TnuBssP
The Innkeepers' Plate of 40 sovs., added to off;
stakes of 5 sovs. each, second to save his
round'
winner winner to be sold for 80/. Heats, once
a distance.
Mr. Halford's Pickwick, aged ............ (Bradlel' I
1i
Mr. Palmer's Betsy Bird, 4 rs ...............
Conspirator, 4 yrs, and Jamie.. Yalshavit gig 4.
not placed. svY'
Handicap Sweepstakes of 3 sovs. each, with 25
the second to save his stake. Heats, (.01‘.• 0
Mr. Heap's Staley, 3 yrs
Mr. Wildman's Coheiress, 4 ° 1
yrs ............ 5
Captain Harcourt's fbr Inheritor, 3 yrs
Mr. Flintoff's Countess of Lichfield, 4 yrs 25 04',
Mr. Waring's Saul, aged
l„
The Handicap Poney race was won by i•
CARLISLE RACES —WEnfOsta,'o
The Gold Cup, by Subs. of 10 guineas each. A'
and .a quarter.
Mr. Salvin's Alice Hawthorn,. -VP-
-6 yrs ........•rad,
Maiden Plate of 501. Heats twice rou'',
Mr. Williams' c by Liverpool,out 'of Molesldo
dam, 4 yrs ................ ......
.......... (PY)
Mr. Moore's Bagatelle, 4 yrs
Captain Meade's Squib, aged ..............................
WELSHPOOL RACES.—TorsDO'o,, ,4
The Tradesmen's Plate of 20/., added tooifl
of 2 sovs each, one mile and a half, was Ori.f),:i
heats, by Mr. Sparrow's Deception, 4 yrs (staav
ing Mr. T. Griffith's Great Western, and threc 'l4
The Borough Plate of 20/. was won by 311.'
Brilliana, beating two others.
The Selling Stakes of 2 sovs each, and 20
'tv
Old
round, were won in two heats, by Mr. Smith
me. A '

WEDNESDAY.
add ect'
The Tally-ho Stakes of 5 soya each, and 20 6`.--‘

twice round and a distance. , 0
Mr. Morris's Brilliana, 3 yrs (Griffiths) 0 i
Mr. E. Herbert's Tariff, 5 yrs .................. 0
Mr. J. Smith's Go-forget-me, 4 yrs ............ is
The Innkeepers' Purse of 20 sous. was vlsoP'
heats, by Deception, beating b c by uerbet
two others.
HUNTING APPOINTMENT,S,O .!1
The Earl of Harewood's hounds, Mon. -"'"yroA
Wed., Paper-mill Bar ; Fri , Tockwith,
borough's hounds, Mon., Bradley ; Wed', 95 1
; 7i
College Fri., Croxby Lake, 11.—Mr. Loniv
Tues., Gure Farm ; Fri, Knock Knoll, 11. .atolef,
ton's hounds, Mon., Uffington Hill ; Tues., rbf,
the-Hill ; Thurs., Manthorpe ; Sat., Little D,ill t,
Mr. Deane's hounds, Tues., Bewley Down; •c'p'el;,„
Down.—Mr. Trelewny's hounds, 'Tues., 10,11pej
Ivybridge, 101.—Tiverton hounds, Mon., ss- top
jig
Park ; Wed., Castle-ne-Roche ; Fri., We
nument.

DERBYSHIRE SESSION
(From the Derby Reporter.) 7,
CROWN COURT—THURSDAY, Oc*Fficc,,.,'
CONVICTION (F A CLERGYMAN FOR AA thj9
ASSAULT UPON A CHILD.—The court opened j
ing at half-past nine, and proceeded to try
Alphonsus Wni. Henry Rose, aged 32, c' goir
having, on the 27th of September, at Gloss*,bere4
one Martha Thornley, with intent then and air
lently and against her will, feloniously and -
too 4
carnally to know and abuse her, P
Mr. WILDMAN opened the case for the 1.001,0;
tion, by stating that the defendant was II colfeecel
the Church of England, and that the a ter
which he was charged was one of sl_,lV:;:e of
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nature. The prosecutrix was of the teaue'
hoe
bees
years, and the offence was alleged to home'i
witted while defendant was on his
Cb9l
having assisted at a service connected - t rest tit
which he was a minister. The Learnc.,
corti
would not offer unnecessary evidence to the Adierit
would at once state that the first count of the
had been abandoned, and thus the seriOts et, uis moreiq
the charge was done away. He had, as a holladefl
to the conclusion—after the most careful co 6e the evidence--especially that of the medi"-gio
man who had examined the female, that the atios,3i
in the first count could not be borne out, 0(1100,
this reason that count was abandoned, an flitPd
permission of the court they would proeeeld
charge of common assault only. He would a" we
father of the child had that morning refused a 00004
of money from defendant to abandon the proSecolilii
Defendant, by advice of his counsel, Mr•tvicl9
pleaded Guilty, and the Learned Gentleman
the jury at some length in an under tone, but 0
04,
not catch the purport of his observations. ,Deee, e
The Learned CHAIRMAN, in passing se?r„„sei"
the defendant that he would not distress DP-044)
shock the ears of those who heard him by wt' he
reverting to the revolting circumstances conivnebceii,2
the offence of which he had been guilty. "be rOt
ever, he looked into the age of the female, t 0,1001
profession to which the defendant belonged,
fact that he was, at the time of the conicais,,s-teil,„,!
offence, returning from a service cono7
the Church of England, he could not 1"".,,,
more shocking or revolting case. Thes
Gentleman proceeded to state that he it d
WI
the first count had been abandoned, as - 130 'V
gone into and substantiated, it would have becOt
bP
to have added hard labour to the punishise„tied 17V
about to award. He should not have regret!doe:f
far as it would have personally affected deft Leo{'
he should have regretted the extra disgrace lice
fession of which he was a member. The sente-,007
Court was—that he be imprisoned in the 019" sr,
for twelve calendar months.—[We understand 11.
were two other charges of the same shockilia
hanging over the head of this clerical culprit.]

of
The Hon. Spencer Cowper, youngest sotio coo
countess Palmerston, is suffering from an alft,c,',- co°
eyes. The Hon. Gentleman has been obligee
town to consult Mr. Alexander, the eminent c:fAifollifo
A Macon journal of Saturday says :',,h,c0n,00
month ago a young man of 18, residing at ""cl 111/
bit in the little finger by a cat which beloege bitgi
The animal then jumped out of the wied°/vsefe:jo
street, and meeting a boy in its way bit lernatelol
The inhabitants of the quarter, judging the -as
be mad, pursued and killed it. The two Pella,
wounded were immediately attended to, and -of
medics having been administered, all danger
ap
sidered over. Last week, however, the young ,tfol
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plained of soreness in the throat, and went "irftig.PO4/
next morning he was found by his family 1 heirs'
convulsions, and on medical aid being called bif
ele
pronounced to be labouring under an attack 04 vilJty
at
phobia. He was removed once to the hosPto 0
he has since died. The boy has remained Wei'
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present time."
na 0 i'o
APPALLING ACClDENT.—Yesterday, a - 94e0-,fils
Hardford, being engaged in brewing for a ge%hovoo
Sloane-street, and iu the act of pouring senlst,4l);
liquor from the copper into the mash-tub, tbejoi
which the tub stood suddenly broke down, and sooPto
which contained between eighty and ninety googol,
boiling liquor, was precipitated forward, ke°c of
unfortunate man down, and the principal Pertffortetitiol,
liquor flowing over the lower part of the 11"',en, 0P
man's body, scalded him in so shocking 0),!',.„" Ile°, re'
on removing his clothes, large pieces of flesh '-yilyrir
and be efe Assistance was immediately rendered,
moved in a deplorable condition, and enduring 00
ciating sufferings, to the hospital. g
RUNNING MATCH FOR FIVE POUNDS A'ee
Wednesday the quarter of a mile foot race, beliditifilt
Smith, and Warwick of Epsom, came off net". "t„ Sin:Ao
Head, Battersea, when, after a sharp conleso
came off the winner, beating his opponent by 11
ands There were many spectators. Se° glb'
UNUSUAL.—At Berwick, or rather .oca et. 4.
Fishery, near that town, a sturgeon, of six feetle°,,o
and of the weight of 3ist., was taken in the Swear tvj;
It is very rarely that the sturgeon comes otarleo
rivers. In the Thames they are occasional]," cm, tvoie
and being considered a "Royal fish," are geDier„)4o ie
to the Palace as a rarity. The take of salint- of f-0,01
Berwick waters is small, owing to the wen,.p" ao9,lef
Trout are in abundance in the river, but the aeb
so clear, from the dryness of the season, that t' G 0
can make little cf it.
o 0 -„e
PROPOSED NEW ROAD FROM HUNGERFO.--,. te
TO KENNINGTON.—It is in contemplation to creostop;io
street or line of road from the terminus of thetbet°o
sion-bridge, in the Belvidere road, Lambeth,,tnoileil
road commencing at the Asylum, leading to J.: ergo 00
and Vauxhall. Yesterday, the surveyors wer thol4oo
in measuring the line of road, and ascertainingfroreh the
of the property through which it will pgss'
roeVeet,
terminus, the road will cross the York-road, tl-str
Lower Marsh, and emerge at the corner of Oakley
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in a direct line with the Kenninton-road. 00;
A few days ago, " the boots" at one of the.f,g ford
inns at Castle Donington, after being teilscofeip
considerable time, was at length accidentallf, treedd
perched on one of the highest branches of a aseeinor
the garden, fast asleep. It appears that he ha t haeheah
for the purpose of getting some fruit, but
mediately reclined himself in the arms of for e'-001
where he remained iu unconscious insecuritii.se 500'
four hours. The singularity of the circulos' bad col
drew together a number of spectators, wil trOnl
siderable difficulty in extricating the young ID"-
perilous iituaticu—Nottingliam ,Review.