The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-14 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIG`ENC:

BUXTON MEETING:
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11.—The Gold Cup, given by ...-
Grace the Duke of Devonshire, added to a SWeePeak(4
of 10 soy!. each.—Two miles and a distance. , 4
Lord Grosvenor's b. c. Mavrocordato '(Darliag) .•....
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Mr. Newton's be. h. Euxton ' •
Mr. Gleave's b. h. Miller of Mansfield
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The Hunters' Stakes of 10 sovs. each; !'or horses, Scc• 11

thorough-bred.—Tvro miles. 1
Mr. White's b. g. Counsellor, (Owner) .... ~,.:•••••
Mr. Burgess's gr. in. by Triend Ned
The Noblemen and Optlet-ilexes Plate of 501. with 10/
the second ; for horses of all ages.—Heats, two al°

and a distance. I
Lord G. Cavendish's Hesperus, (Darling) 2 ti
Mr. White's hr. b. Euston
Mr. Burgess's gr. In. by Friend Ned
TuunsuAr.—The Chatsworth Stakes of 10 soy, WI'

for horses of all ages.—Two miles. I
Mr. Gleave's h. h. Miller of Mansfield, (Lear) ........ • ,
Lord G. H. Cavendish's b. h. Hesperus ............... .• •
Sweepstakes of 25 sovs. each, h. ft, for two-years °l`.
colts, Sat. 31k ; fillies, Sat.—Half a mile.
Lord Grosvenor's b. f. by Master Henry—Larissa. lir• 6.;
The Farmers' Stakes of 3 soda. each, for horses, &C. 13,°,
thorough-bred, but bred in the county of Derby', ttc
property of Farmers or Tradesmen residing within
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limits of the said county.—Heats, One mile and s

tance. i
Mr. Sybray's b. m. by Equator, (Owner) l.
Mr. Moore's bl. m. Careless
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Mr. Greave's hr. g. Major
Mr. Wood's b. h. by Equator . ......... .•• 4 :
COCKING.-Statement of the Main of Cocks fought:
tween the Gentlemen of Derbyshire, (Potter, feeder') 8 j
Cheshire, (Phillip., feeder.) for 10 guineas a battle, 1113
200 guineas the main.
Potter. m. 16. Phillips. :se. s''
Tuesday 7 2 Tuesday
Wednesday 2 1 Wednesday
Thursday - 3- 0
Friday

CURRAGH MgETING.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 10.—King's Plate for 4 yrs•
71b. each, 2 mile heats. 1 1
Mr. Blake's Napoleon e
Mi. Daxon's Brother to Altament dr.
Mr. Ruthuen's Stanley
Sweepstakes 10 h. ft , 20 added—Conolly's I
Lord Portarlisigton's Coeur de Lion, Sst. 2lb .............
Mr. INl'Donnell's Caprice 7st. 41b
Mr. Caldwell's Navarin, 6st. 10lb
Sweepstakes 15,10 ft. post on the fiat. „
Mr. Caldwell's Sir Edward Codrington, let43lb ........ •
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Mr. Blake's Dr Vere, Bst. Ilb ............................. • 5
Mr. Nokes's Courier, 6st. 131 b. ..................... .••••beitig
The crowd at the Curragh for the last two days, tetiey
those on which his Excellency the Marquis of And
honoured the Course with his company, was never excee
at any time.coolli. Excellency honoured the Turf Club with big • t
puny at dinner on Tuesday. Words are quite insuffi ti:11
to describe his conduct durieg the evening. Everl:
that 4%18 noble, every thing that could be done by l''lll,rurt
through his means to forward the interests of the
Club, he said he would do ; and whenever his avoestWO
would allow of his absence from Dublin be would he
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to honour the Turf Club with his company, having beb`s,
this day enrolled one of its members. His Excellency
made two snatches, one for Wednesday, and one for 56teu,..,:
day of the October Meeting with Mr. M`Donnell's 13°,34-
and two snatches for Monday and Wednesday of the °it,
April meeting also with 11tr.111`Donnell's Bustle. Di
entered into a Sweepstakes for the Saturday of this bF
ing, and he has named Fisherman for it, and if Igo c'
he will attend the Rages on that day, which promises
pital day's sport. In fact, everything that could be tb(l,,
of to forward the interests of the Turf and Turf (-11,11 pi
Ireland he entered warmly into, and promised it bis
est support and patronage.
Among the distinguished visiters we noticed (b‘4l,',o°
.the Lord Lieutenant and, his suite) Lords Portarlie e
Mayo, Giantism. ris, Errol, and George Hill; Messrs' olfr
gleton, Blake, Lyons, of Cronin Castle, moo.
Laurenson, Savage, Daxon, Battersby, Finucane,

CITY OF LONDON INFANT SCHOOL'"
Anniversary Dinner :(if _this excellent Institution scitdie
brated yesterday ati.,the Albion Tavern, Lord CAP....JO
CON in the Chair 4* supported by the Bishop of Cliss.o6
on his right, and bk Lord JEAMTN on his left band•
contributions during the evening amounted to Wl' Id
$ m .
The labours.of the Finance Committee/ ,0 hill,as they have transpired, are acting with a favouraVret,
pression on the money-markeP.. The capitalists are forco •
fled at finding so much of their attention directed t: t tlO
retrenchment. We have heard it affirmed to-dityt Y,'"!, o',
Finance Committee will probably be enabled, bet°iii-g ('
close of the present session, to announce a sIY, tb?
1,500,000/. in the expenditure of the country, out
_o' „ fli'
departmunts, to which their labours have thus far l'''
reeted•-- Times.
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BIRTHS.
On the 12th inst., the lady of James Holmes, 94°
Montagu-street, Russell-square, of a son. fled
On the Bth inst., in Ely-place, the wife of Mr.
Bull, solicitor, of a daughter.
MARRIED. * * * I,
On the 12th inst., at Hornchurch, Essex, itlf.,,fr,
Turner, of Rumford, to Jemima Smith, daughtgr,"
J. Smith, late of Cymbal. . , Leyi,
On the 12th inst., at St. Mary's, Hastings, by wa ;
W. Wallinger, James Crosland Fenton, Esq., of flu
'l,
field, to Mary Jane, daughter of Richard Bettye, 9
Chance( y-lane, and Hastings.
DIED.
1 On the 10th inst., at Sunbury, Middlesex, Sop
hi''
tilda, the wife of Lieut.-Col. Philips.
On the 12th inst., at East Hill, Wandsworth, o,
widow of William Walker, Esq. 41,,
On the 4th inst., at his house, on the Terrace( 0
worth, in the 81th year of his age, William Davey9lol'
1 formerly Of Plumstead, in the county of Kent, WO
spected and sincerely lamented by all who knew biol*t 14
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