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courr OVlAtinclini-ittx 30.
An apptiessiow weenie& to dissolve an injunction
which hatkbaes obtained against the Bishop of Lon-
don, to restrain hien hobo Waving any other person
thin Mr. Pratt to the Vicarage of St: Stephen's, in
Coleman. street, LOndon. •It appeared that the pa-
lishioners of St. fitephtin's had a power of electing a
Vicar 'for the votthr livi* An election for a Vicar
took place, 'whkh.vras in favour of Mr.. Pratt ; bat on
account oftwo disputed votes, the numbers were equal.
The application to dissolve the injunction, was on the
tioubd that sufficient time had not been allowed to
arrange the matters in dispute.
The LORD CHANCELLOR recommended that it
should be left to the parishioners, and observed, that
he would see how they got on in the long vacation,
and if by that time something was not done, he, or
SOMEBODY ELSE, would dissolve the injunction.
MARSH, STRACEY, AND CO.'S BANKRUPTCY.
The Sottcrron-GENERAL, on behalf of the Bank of
England, applied to the Court for an order to sus-
pend the dividend herein, that the Bink might pre-
sent their claim to the Commissioners. Mr. HEALD
and Mr. MoNTactrz appeared for the Assignees and
Creditors. The LORD CHANCELLOR granted an order to
suspend the dividend for ten days.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

KNUTSFORD RACES, JULY 27.

The Pewter Stakes of la each, all ages, was won by Lord
Derby's b. f. Urgunda, beating Mr. Roberts. b.f. Kite, Lord.Gros-
'tenor's Hybla, and Mr. Egerton's Dorcas. Eight pd ft.
A Handicap stakes of b goes. each, with 30 added, for all ages,
was won by Sir T. Stanley's ch. h. Grenadier bearing, at two beats,
Lord Wihon's Mystic and Mr. Robertson's b. f. Kite. Two others
were drawn. _

The Cavalry Cup. vahte SO go. given by Colonel Sir John Fleming
Leicester, Bart. and the °Eisen of the King's Regiment of Cheshire
Yeomanry Cavalry, was won at two beats by Mr. Oldham's gr. Tn.
Miss Edwards, beating Mr. W. Howard's b. g. Hussar and Mr.
Dale's br. b. Hussar.

IPSWICH RACES, JULY se.

The Town Pune of 50 sov. for all ages, was won at two beats
by Mr, R. Wilson's b. m. Isabella, beating Colonel Wiboo's b. e.
by Interpreter, and Mr. Rush's b. c. by Pioneer, out of itirtstail.
The Silver Tankard, for Hunters to leap over two Wafts, Ste.
was won by Mr. Orbell's grey bone, beating four others.
KENDAL RACES, JULY 26.

A Malden Elate of ,C5O for all ages, was won by Mr. Hutchin-
son's Orphan, beating Mr. Dt•Minnie's Viscount, at two heats.
A Sweepstakes of lOgs each, p.p. (six subscribers) was won by
Mr. Rcotherton's b. g. Tawpy (S. Lye) beating Mr. Clapham's
Young Glehanna, Mr. liarrison's Rand*k, and Mr. Wiliinnie's
hitterdnvock.
A liverepstaket of 5 sovs. each, p.p. (eight subscribers) with 20
soy. added, for horses of all ages, that have been regularly rode
durinipermanent duty. at Pet** in May, 1845, by Non-com-
missioned Mere and Privates of the Westmorland and Cumber-
land Yeomanry Cavalry, two miles; rode by Gentlemen,
members of the corps, was won by Mr. Margetson's Or. g.
Thunderclii(J. Tower) beating, at two busts, Mr. J. Walker's
b. as., Mr. T. Robinson's Laurel Leaf, and Mr. John Ben Alaid
of the paid ft. , u
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ROYAL DOWN CORPORATION MEETING.
WONIMIN
SWefflataketof 1.5 p. eul4 P.P. 50 is, Mid by, the Governor,
and SO p. to the second bone (provided foot start), who will
save his stake, for hones, Ste. Two-ati beats. Won by ?dr.
Dattersby's Welcome.

Thera was afterwards a race between Mr. hPLornan's b. h. and
Mr. M' Gonran's c as. Mr. MlGooran't c. m. beat Mr. 3PLornan's
b. b. easily.
Royal Corporation Plate—Stnepstakes of Sgs. each, for County
of Down breditunteri; duff never started lot a racing Plate or
Staltes—ao go. by she Carpontion to the winner, and legs. to
.the second horse, who also saves stake. Was won by Mr.
Nests br. c. Jokes.
Ike Marquis and Nrarcbieness of Dowoshire, Marquis of Dam-
sel, Lard Arthur Mill, Qir&cpben May (Governor and 14dy,
tbe High Sheriff of Down and family, Commodore Watson, Mr.
Wakefield and family, George Shaw Req. and family, and Wm.
Henry Shaw, Req. were en the Count.

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ARCHERY.

" Mew Gassnwoon" Sessaise—The Bowmen, of Walton-le-
Dale, held their first meeting this season en Thursday week, to shoot
for the prizes presented to them, by the respectiveLadyPatronesees
in the years inn, igen, and le= The assemblage of Ladies and
Gentlemen to witness the " trial of skin," was very numerous and
the Anemia of the weather, rendered the spectacle very interesting.
The contest was severe ind tbe shooting eteellent. The silver
bogie was won by Mr. John:Fletcher (Captain of Numbers); the
golden arrow by the Rev. F. S. Radelife for the best hit in the
gold; and the silver arrow by Mr. C. Swansea, jun. for the
Arlsit in the gold. The shooting wai at ninety, sixty, and thirty
yards; fifteen ends at each distance. There were upwards of
twentf hits in the goad, and the number counted by. Mr. Fkter,
was one hundred and sevens .four. The targets at slaty ind ninety
yards were four feet diameter, and at thirty yards, twenty inches.
The number of competitors was eleven. •