Star.
London, England, 1824-04-28 00:00:00

BOW STREET-VHS DAY.

Tri/liamJahosou, aged about 50, was put to the bar, charged with
committing a most daring burglary in the dweliing-house of Mrs.
Smith, widow, of Chapel-court, Carey-street, ahout four o'clock
in the afternoon. The prisoner bad the audacity to delberattly
go into the house, break open the locks of three doors in different
rooms, ransack the drawers of every article worth taking away,
atol then coolly walk down. He was, however, met by the pro.
secutrix, who h.td been het a 'hurt time ow., on the stairs, and who
wa; noluctel to to:low hit, down the sire t, where she soon dis-
covered the nature of his "tra-,1. She deneatnlA a bundle from
hini,which he threw down, md rat•. off towards Clare Market.
lie was however pur,ut-J, into Dei.zel-areet, Stanhope-street,
and at length into Brown's 13tuldings. where he was taken, there
riot being any ths.roughl.re to the court.

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Several withesw:i were c3llttl to bring home the charge to the
priwm r; and Scott, the olli;-er, priAlueed a shawl, &c. %.‘hich he
found in th,, 1. iscni is !,at on ~.,:rching him. The prisoner b.:id he
was a sir.n town, and was folly committed, and the parties
bound over IL. poste:At%

stiont,

ENCE.

CATTERICK 13ItIDGR METING.
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The 01d Stakes 0f%23p. each, lOgs ft. with 100. added ; colts,

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Bat. 31b. filiirs:tist. Ti.vJ mile.. (9 Sub.cribersi.
Lord Sligo's b. c. Canteen - - - - 1
.tlr. Galcoigne's M. c. by Sinolensko - - - 2
Mr. Ifuniston's cb. c. Royalist - - - - 3
Sir E. Docloworth's b. c. by CORALS .. - - 4
Mr. Russell's b. c. by Orville - - - - 5
S and 6t04 on Canteen, and 2to 1 against Loui.a colt. Won
by a length.
The Fillies' Stakes of 2Ogs. each, p. p. with TOgs. added, Bat.
One mile and a half. (3 Subscribirs).
, Mr. Jacques' b. by Walton - - - 1
1 Sir E. Dodastrurth's b. by Partizan - - 2
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10 to lon the winner. Won in a canter.
The Yearling Stakes of 20gs. each, p. p. with tOgs Added; rising
2 yrs 01.11 ; colts, Sat. 31b. fillies, Sst. One mile. (S St.bscribers).
Mr. J. Croft's b. f. Peggy 1
Mr. J..Smitb's b. c. Crowcatcher 2

Seven started, but the Judge only ',laced two.
The-Subscription £5O Plate, for maiden hones, hic. 3-yr-olds,
7st. slb. four, Bst. ;lb. five, six, and aged, 9d. Mates and geld-
ings allowed :db. Two mile he:its. (Ages as in May).
Johnson's ch. c. brother to Bay Burton, 4-yrs old 0 1 1
Mr. Mason's ch. g. by Egreniont, 3-yrs uld - 1 0 0
Mr. Parkinson's b. f. by Whisker, 3-yrs old 0 2 2
Major Cunningham's b. g. Stingo, 5-yrs old - 2 3
Cot. King's b. g. Great Tom of Lincoln, 4 yrs - 3 dr

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TILE 1100 RACES (HERTS).
Saturday last the Ifertfordthire Club held their Annual Meeting
in Lord Dacre's Park, which, owing to the fineness of the day and
the beauty of the situation, presented a brilliant spectacle. The
company consisted of the priocipal inholntants of the County,
amongst whom were noticed the Ma:cilia and Marchioness of Sa-
lisbury in an elegant carriage drawn by sit horses, the Earl and
Countess of Vertdam, Lord and Lady Dacre, the Marquis of
Mundy, Earl Talbot, Lord Lynedock, S;r Cl,arles Morgan, Sir J.
Sebright, Sir Culling Smith, Mr. Witte Radcliffe, and many other
persons of distinctian.
The first race was for a handsome Gold Cup, which was won
with ease by Lord Vertdam's ro. c. Vargas, beating Rein Deer,
Vaurien, and Norna.
Then the ti yrs old Stakes of e. 5 sovereigns each.
Mr. lkathro:Cs ch. c. by Octavian - 1
Lord Verulain's ch. f. t'y Comus - 2
Two others started. _

The County Stakes was won by Lord atcre's gr. c. by Quizzer,
beating Mr. (itzme's f. by Pan.
The :\lhideti Stakes.
Lord Vernlam's eh. 1. by (-cows - 1
Mr. Ileathcote's ch. c. - 2
Mr. Gnome's 1. by Jon Cossack - - 3
Two others started.
The Club Stakes (Handicap) was won by Mr. Pleathcote's br. b.
Rein Deer, beating Mr. Pittsford's f. by Muley, and two others.
After the regular Races of the Club, which finished as above,
there was a well-contested race between two ponies.
• STEEPLE CHASE.

A sporting sweepstakes match took place yesterday morning be-
tween Captain Swaine and Messrs. Arbuthnot and Cleaver fey
twenty-five sovereigns a-side. The ground was from Thoro, near
Chertsey, to Maidenhead Thicket, a distance of about twelve
miles. The horsemen kept the road until they crossed the liagshot.
road, when they made the straightest direction across the country,
leaving the King's Dog kennel on the left, mid they parted on this
part of the Forest. Mr. Arbuthnot again got into the road to the
westward of NVinkfield Plain, and passed the church. The three
were in sight on taking across the enclosures again, over a difficult
country. After many haz..rdous leaps' Mr. Arbuthnot, on his
mare Fury, reached the Bath-road, on Maidenhead Thicket, first ;
Captain Swaine was second, in about three minutes after the
winner; and Mr. Cleaver pulled up two miles from home. The
winner performed the distance in forty-six minutes.