The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-16 00:00:00

EDNESDAY.

The Comity Members' Plate of 25 soya., added to a Sweep-
stakes of 3 sous, each, 2 ft. Gentlemen riders. Jockeys
61b extra. 1-7?ats, once round and a distance. (6 Subs.)
Mr. J. King's ch c GLuicus, out of Dick's dam, 3
"
vrs
16. E. Schobell's ch fby the .s=lddwr, a yrs
Mr. F. G. Gregor's ch g by Elis, 5
.c." . 3 0
Mr. H. Skinner's bc by Bronte, 4 yrs
Mr. M. Crofton's br ni Duenna, aged

Her Majesty's Vase, value 100 gs.
Sir .J. Mills' br m Giantess, 3 yrs ..
Mr. R. J. Southby's b m Europa, 5 yrs 1 2 2
Mr. J. King's ch cby Glaucus. 3 vrs
The Devonport Plate of 601.
Mr. Fenwick's b m Fee, 3 yrs (1' Carlisle) 1 1
Ur. l'earce's b f Florentine, 3 yrs
Mr. J. King's b f Jack -in-the-Green, 4 yr* ... 3 0
Mr. Godworthy's b g Strap, 6 yrs
The Chelson Meadows (Handicap) Plate for beaten horses,
added to a Sweepstakes of 2 soya. each for the second horse.
.Heats, one mile.
Mr. Pearce's b g Jack, 6 yrs ... .. ............ (Kitten) 1 1
Mr. W. Crofton's br in Duenna 0 2
Lieut.-Col. Rudy ard'A gf La Polka
Mr. Westaway's b g Gylkwar, 5 yrs
Mr. C. Trelawny's eh g Coldrenick, 6 yrs
BECCLES RACES—Tnunsimv.
The Gentleman's Parse of 50 SON'S. ; the winner to be sold
;or 150 sovs., &c. Heats, about two miles.
Mr. G. Fenn, jun's.. ch g Businaster, aged ... 2 1 1
Air. Abel's ch m Skil!agalee (late Helter-skelter) 4 2 dis
Air. 'Theobold's b c Desperation, 3 yrs
Mr. S. Ling's b h Botherem, 5 yrs ...... ...... 3 dr
Mr. R. Oswald's b g Tigercat (late Tiger), aged 5 dis
A Sweepstakes of 2 sovs. each, with 10 added ; the winner to
be sold for 70 sovs. Heats, once round. (3 Subs.)
Mr. S. Ling's blt Botherem, by Voltaire, 5 yrs
Mr. R. Oswald's b g Tigercat, aged
The Hunters' Stakes of 2 sovs. each, with 10 added ; 1 Ist

each. Heats, once rZtund, over three sets of hurdles.
( 3 Subs.)
kr Lamb's ch g No-go, 6 yrs . walk:d ov(r.

FRIDAY.
• The Town (Handicap) Purse. Heats, ccee round.
1 I Mr. G. Fenn, jun.'s, ch g Busmaster, aged ,
kr. S. Ling's b h Botherem, 5 yrs
lar• redgrift's eh m
rtMargaret
Air. Gilbert's b g Posoken , aged .. 3 dis
Mr. Able's ch in Skillaga'ee, 5 vrs
The Whoo-Whoop Stakes of 1' sov. each, with 10 added ;
Ilst 71b each. Heats, once round, over three sets of
.hurdles. (3 Subs.)
kr. G. Fenn, jun.'s ch g Busmaster, aged
Mr. Lamb's ch g No-go, 6 yrs 2 2
lir. Peek's b g Cock Robin, aged 3 3

IRELAND.
it
e ) ICztLIN, Aud. 14.—The prosecution of Mr. Duffy, one of
1.4 divisional ma.istrates of polies., in Dublin, for an unname-
4°Le offence, has'brought all the hideous enormities of the Irish
Police system once more before the public, and in a more re-
°lting light than ever. Among the witnesses produced for
the prosecution was a boy named Walsh, who in his direct
Zateination swore distinctly that on the day laid in the indict-
e4t, to wit the 29th of March, he saw Mr. Duffy at a par-
(relar spot,, and that he knew him previous to the occurrence.
e his eross-examination, however, by Mr. M'Donagh, it
Zne out that he never saw Mr. Duffy till within the last
71rve weeks, and that he had actually been brought into Court
ruse the previous day by one of the police, for the purpose of
'ling himself familiar with the person of the traverser.
The trial, which did not terminate yesterday evening, was
trestaned at nine o'clock this morning, and at a few minutes to
Zi.r tile jury, without leaving thebrought in a verdict of
thtequittal. All the witnesses for the police were ordered by
(.ourt to be detained.

REPRESENTATION OF CORK.
phdt.!dertnan Lyons is to be
ofte successor of Mr. Sergeant Mur-
Y ILI the representation Cork.

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ACCIDENT TO Mn. JUSTICE MAULE.—On Tuesday
e, ACCIDENT
between eight and nine o'clock, after having liberated
,71;;Self from a tedious day's business at St. Mary's-hall, Alr.
th,`lee Aiaule, while passing down the stairs from the magis-
*Zeal roorn, as he approached the bottom met with a sudden
14" rather violent fall, caused by his foot slipping. An officer
eotast,te.ndance immediately raised his Lordship, who was at fir.t
Icterably alarmed by the shock he had received, from the
tZavtard position in which he fell. Happily, however, he sus-
slutd, no serious hurt, and soon recovered his selt.possession,
feji`"Y afterwards proceeding to Warwick for the night. The
li,„swa prely accidental, the staircas and pssages being we 1
trfeds atu the time it occurred. Wee undersatand that, the
feed Judge's alighting at the official lodgings at Warwick,
4'°llnd them fireless and cheerless, and altogether presenting
1143' " barrack-like " appearance, partly in c3nsequence of
arrival a day earlier than expected.— Coventry Herald.
hiPtia NATIONAL DEFENCES.—II is extremely grati-
of"g to have had the assurance of Ministers, that in the event
th aar requiring the whole of our troops, England has still got
sfe,helsea pensioners to fall back upon. The wooden walls
d England are safe while she has still her wooden legs to
Pen; upon. We understand that a review of the Chelsea
Ilieuners will shortly take place, as a preliminary to bringing
on ateferans into active service. There may be some difficul y
uf ,-ning the words of command, for the ordinary operation
lisZ'unlnerin,g arms will be somewhat of a puzzle to those' who
tine-,u,e arms to shoulder. " Recover arms" will be an evolu-
fleabraf many would be delighted to perform if it were pray-
;' and " Stand at ease" will be a suggestion that those
;Pith eve lost their legs may find some difficulty in complying
Whether the Chxlsea corps is to form a portion of her
v'-
oetittY's Foot we have not heard, but the regiment of " No
the Would Would perhaps be a more appropriate title to most of
eke Quick march" will, we understand, not be insisted
Rho IS part of the exercise to be performed by the veterans,
at of
be divided into rank and file, some of whom will rank
the,: flies, according to seniority. The guns dealt out to
mat Who have no legs will be constructed on a principle that
eftlh,P,vevent them from kicking, for it is felt to be hard on the
ht-eless boys to have kicking guns Punch! tem, when it is
PEEP
power to kick in return.—
Mr. i(EEP INTO GLASGOW.—We understand that
eikleham is going on at a great rate in London ob-
of 17! subscribers for his reprint of "The Glasgow Courant"
'%l 5-46, containing the romantic adventures of Prince
etost•es Edward Stut. The volme, altoether, will be a
eltie_f:teresting docuarment, and wuell worth twice the money
Bed for it.— Glasgow Constitutional of 13th August, 1845.
kistzliGuLaß AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—Mr. Wakley,
CraysAuld an inquest on Wednesday at the Royal Free Hospital,
Itl'arpuns:Oad, on the body of John Goodricke, tobacco
uisi aker, eget; 'hirty-eight, whose death occurred in the fol-
St4el dif singular -r :—On last Friday night, and shortly
told eceased retiredan't7 bed, ye expressed a great desire for a
got up two looksor on,
Isare t°tafo, and-. As he left the room to
laieul.,ur the potato in the yard, the nail or shoe caught in
en the landing outside his room door, whet; !2e lost his
4411 e' and was pitched head foremost down the flight of s:._kirs.
assistanee reached him he could speak and had his_
lits,seeosinb,u...t. could not move a limb. The following morning he
hrtit }eyed to the hospital, a paralisis of his extremities
hsleet. Len caused by the injury inflicted on the lower part of
eat by the fall. Although otherwise powerless, from his
.on "ewnwards his brain was in a health and active condi-
kid at I ' Y
he
length the muscles of respiration became paralysed,
et;!tka ilisetdnion last Monday. Mr. Cook, the house. .surgeon,
%ee spine,
orlon examination, found the posterior ligaments
uptured, and a slight dislocation of the fifth cervi-
t gastertehrse the bone of which pressed on the spinal marrow
'-"rfer
of an inch, and caused deceased's death. Verdict,
r, as p mental death."
STEAM-BOAT ACCIDENT.—OD Thursday
intieetfsgs, Coroner for the Duchy of Lancaster, held an
ttle it the Bull, Milford-lane, Strand, on the body of
hti I .Culv*
in, aged fifteen, the call-boy of the Wedding-
lerlseC „ steamer, plying between London-bridge and
t;'• he, vn Saturday morning Last, the steamer had jus
ttin..mNrings at Hungerford-bridge, :when the captain
}ad 6 co gi
it L fallen Vs some directions to deceased, discovered that
us, e IMO the water, and missing a bucket from the
di„ '!uteluded that deceased must have fallen overboard
etieltri neref()CF_ for water. The vessel was stopped, and every
tAt feu ud put. unavailingly, to recover the body, which was
tengled i until yesterday morning, when it was discovered
Et:tstree,,4,the chain of a steamer, moored off the end of Nor-
•LinEL, fraftd. Verdict—" Accidental death."
ttitt", Es'qAt'l7l%—lVe understand that Thomas Broad
,:%,„ittevosv residing at Foyers House, has handsomely
Panpos4 donation of 20 guineas towards the erection 01
e‘lefaet‘on !uriatie asylum in Inverness. Mr. 13roadwood'.
VolWe twat jay made unsolicited to Air. Mackenzie, banker,
tltt gald „,..2s example will be copied by others of our bene-
f`T‘'etit English Inverness Courier.