The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-18 00:00:00

YESTERDAY.

Handicap of 25 sovs. each, 15ft, with 100 sovs. added by
the town of Newport ' • the winner to pay 25 sovs. to-
wards the expenses. Four miles. (30 Subs.)
Baron Rothschild's Consul, list 71b ...(Mr. Oldacre) 1
Lord E. Russell's Lather, Ilst 101 b. (Mr. Ball) 2
Mr. Tilbury's Goblin, 1 Ist 51b
Mr. W. Jenkins's Lycurgus, 12st 61b 0
Mr. King's Vanguard, 12st 41b
Mr. Elmore's Harrow Boy, Ilst 71b
Mr. R. Hunter's Bucephalus, list 71b
Mr. W. Sadler's Spangle, I Ist 51b 0
Mr. R. Ekins's Duenna, list 51b 0

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Mr. A. M'Donogh's Vanguard, list 31b
Mr. Holman's The Page, list 31b 0
Mr. Anderson's The Negro, lOst 121 b
NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING.
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WEDNESDAY.

THE ALLINGTON HILL STAKES.—Mr. Dobede's Dul-
cken beat Mr. Gillett's Gipsey Queen ; Mr. Vipan's
Velure beat Mr. Nash's Cobweb ; Mr. Saberton's
Sweetbriar beat Mr. Moody's Robinia ; Mr. Tyson's
Fly beat Mr. Batt's Ce!este ; Mr. Nash's Charlottie
beat Mr. Gillett's Gibside Fairy ; Mr. Inskip's Jewess
beat Mr. Edward's Acrostic ; Mr. Dobede's Datura
beat Mr. Bryant's Emma; Mr. Gillett's Gayless ran a bye.
THE CUP.—Mr. King's Railroad beat Mr. Saberton's
Sinclair ; Mr. Finch's Go-to beat Mr. Thorp's Nettle-
field ; Mr. Edward's Arctic beat Mr. Moody's Racoon ;
Mr. Fyson's Florence beat Mr. Gillett's Ganymede ;
Captain Daintree's Knab beat Mr. Saberton's Slyboota ;
Mr. Dobede's Defiance beat Mr. Bryant's Ephraim
Mr. Inskip's Ibrahim beat Mr. Vipan's Victor ;
Mr. Bagge's Thorn beat Lord Glentivorth's Linkboy.
THE CHIPPENRAM STAKES.—Mr. Vipan's Velocipede
beat Mr. King's Revenge ; Mr. Fyson's Freeman beat
Lord Glentworth's Lightfoot ; Mr. Finch's Gaper beat
Mr. Saberton's Singular ; Mr. Edward's Albemarle beat
Mr. Dobcde's Duncan ; Mr. Dobede's Damian beat Mr.
Nash's Charley Boy ; Lord Glentworth's Locust beat
Mr. Bryant's Eringo ; Capt. Daintree's Khan beat Mr.
Inskip's Ilia ; Capt. Daintree's Kimber beat Mr. Edward's
All-round-my-hat ; Mr. Saberton's Simoom beat Mr.
Finch's Gamester.
THE PORT STAKES.—Lord Glentworth's Leger beat
Mr. Gillett's Y. Queen ; Capt. Daintree's Kremlin beat
Mr. Fyson's Fireaway ; Mr. Inskip's Illa beat Mr.
Saberton's Swap ; Mr. Vipan's Victoria beat Mr.
Dobede's Dauntless ; Mr. Finch's Gossip beat Mr.
Edward's A B C ; Mr. King's Ruinforth beat Mr.
Bryant's E 0 ; Mr. Finch's Ghita beat Captain Dain-
tree's Kim-up ; Mr. Dobede's Douglas beat Mr. Fyson's
Foremost.
ASHDOWN PARK MEETING—(CoNTirtura).)
WEDNESDAY.

THE Cur.—Mr. Bennett's Brahmin beat Mr. Brad-
ley's Barclay.
FIRST TlES.—Brahmin beat Amazon ; Eton Boy beat
Lovely ; Kalmia beat Spitfire ; Laura beat Biorn.
DERBY.—FIRST. TlES.—Knight of the Garter beat
Ernest ' • The First Bay Leaf beat Whip-poor-Will.
THE OAKS.—Mr. Bowles's Lady of Lyons beat Mr.
Kersham's Kelpie ; Mr. Etwall's Ermengardis beat Capt.
Wyndham's Wrazie.
FIRST CLASS WEYLAND.—Capt. Wyndham's Whirl-
pool beat Mr. Bowles's Ben More ; Mr. W. Etwall's
Willy-go-faster, beat Mr. Lawrence's Lucy.
SECOND CLASS WEYLAND.—Mr.Lawrence's The Law-
yer beat Mr. Morant's The Shrew; Mr. Kershaw's Kep-
pell beat Captain Wyndham's Wellington.
THE CRAVEN ALL-AGED,—Mr. Goddard's Goodluck
beat Mr. Vickers's Velocipede ; Mr. Kershaw's Kirk-
ham beat Mr. Goddard's Gridiron ; Mr. Bowles's Bird
of Paradise beat Mr. Etwall's World's-end ; Mr. Brad-
ley's Blue-bell beat Mr. Lawrence's Lambourn.
PUPPY CRAVEN.—Mr. Lawrence's Leda beat Mr. Ker-
shaw's kidnapper ; Mr. Etwall's Evens and Odds, beat
Mr. Vickers's Waverly.

We stated, last week, that the Mayor had kindly
extended the hours when all passengers could apply
for their permits, that is, that they could be now ob-
tained from one to four, every day that the boats sail,
as also for one hour previous to the departure of each
boat, and we observed that every father and mother
would gratefully remember the attention to their
comforts that prompted such measures. We were
not then, however, aware of the most important
benefit attending the new regulations, or we
should have written in far more energetic terms of
praise, and in doing so, we feel we should have been
only expressing the sentiments of every English-
man upon the important addition of .comfort which
has been extended to all travellers. We allude to the
permission all now possess of embarking, whenever
the boat sails between eleven at night and five in the
morning, on board the steamers any time between ten
and eleven o'clock, with their families, and quietly
turning in for the night. Thus will be avoided
the inconvenience and discomfort of waking up
children at 12, 1,2, and 3 o'clock in the morning,
dressing them, and tramping the streets and the port
in the dark to l-ive to wait for half an hour or more
at the permit-office, with all its disagreeables, to
finally embark too late to again go to bed and too
early for children, who are a plague for therest of the
voyage ; all this can be now avoided, the children and
servants can go aboard at ten, quietly lay themselves
to rest, and most likely not awake till beyond the in-
fluence of the sea. It should be remembered that when
once on board they cannot again return on shore. For
these changes in the laws of the local police, we are
indebted to the Mayor ; again, in the name of every
Englishman, we return him our thanks.--Boulagne
Gazette.