The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-21 00:00:00

THE WATERLOO COURSING MEETING.

The proceedings of the meeting will be inaugurated at noon,
to-day, at Lynn's Waterloo Hotel, Ranelagh-street, by the
presentation to Mr. Wm. Nightingale, the well-known and
much-respected coursing judge, on kis retirement from office,
of the testimonial, valued at upwards of £l5O, chiefly raised
by subscriptions limited to a guinea. •

There will be a meeting of the National Club, at the Water-
loo, at three o'clock, when, we understand, some alterations
in one or two of the existing rules will be proposed. The
President for the ensuing year will also be elected by the
members present. The gentleman appointed will of excuse
preside at the dinner in the evening, when five new members
of the National Club will have to be elected by " the members
of any recognised coursing club present," in place of the late
Lord John Scott and four others who retire by lot.
Those strangers desirous of enjoying the afternoon in a cP,f-
ferent manner will find some amusement in the racing at.
Aintree, which has been got up by Mr. Topham, at the sug-
gestion of several gentlemen of this town and the neighbour-
hood.

The entry for the Waterloo Cup, to which there are sixty-
four subscribers, closes at six o'clock this evening. The value
of the cup is £1,600 (in specie,) by subscription of £25 each_
The winner is to receive £5OO, the second £2OO, two dogs £5O
each, four £3O each, eight £2O each, sixteen £lO each,—the
Waterloo Purse and Plate £360: total, £1,600. The winner
has to give three dozen of claret to the dinner.
Bell's Life, after describing the competitors likely to take
part in this great struggle, says :—"lf compelled to make a
selection from amongst the English dogs, it would include
Greek Fire, Hardy, Attermire. and Mr. Oreason's represen-
tative." Of the Scotch Dogs "Caledonia" writes :—" I have.
a very high opinion of Mr. D. W. Brown's pet and the joint
champion of '59; their strides are enormous, and as speed is
the chief element of success over the Altcar plains, if the
hares are at all good, I cannot come to any other conclusion.
than that if anything defeats Beranger it will be Selby."
The attention of the Earl of Sefton, the patron of the
meeting, who takes so much personal interest in the sport,
has been drawn to one or two suggestions that have been
made by several leading coursers, as to the necessity of
avoiding the rough rushy ground upon which it has been
usual to commence the first day's running at the North End,
owing to the very unsatisfactory character of the trials de-
cided thereupon. and the many contretemps that have from
time to time occurred to the competitors. Equally unsatis-
factory are the trials when the hares are driven from the
young plantation behind the Hill House, where they gene-
rally begin on the third day, as when driven out the hares
always run. in a succession of short circles; and this could
easily be avoided by driving them out before daylight, and
keeping them out by watching, whereby the hares would run
from the meadows for the plantation, and afford the racing
trials which hares running towards ho ate invariably do.

The Crosby Coursing Meeting, postponed in consequence of
the frost, will take place early next month.
The Lincoln Spring Meeting is now fixed for Wednesday,
the 29th instant, and Thursday, the Ist of March.

Mr. G. ITolmes's brown' filly by Voltigeur out of Slayer's.
Daughter, 3 yrs, has been named B crodius.
Baron de Bray, of France, has purchased the brood mares
Matilda, by Melbourne out of Caroline; and Whirl, by Alarm
out of Distaffina.
Sultan, winner of the Cambridgeshire in 1855, was a short
time back made a present of by the Marquis of Anglesey to
the Marquis of Conyugham.
In the Chester Cup lots Telegram was returned in Anthony
Taylor's instead of Thomas Taylor's lot; and is the list of the
acceptances Godding was erroneously stated to be the trainer
of Theodora.

TOWN IMPROVEMENTS.

LONDON CLOTHING ,ESTABLISTIMENT,
31, AND 33, SIR TIIO3IAS'S BUILDINGS.

HENRY respectfully informs his friends
F and the public that an impression which seems to
prevail of his having removed from Sir Thomas's-buildings is
quite unfounded. There is no doubt that improvements in the
neighbourhood are contemplated by the Corperation—the
erecting of public offices, Ste. ; but by this circumstance his
position has not been affected. Ile returns his sincere thanks
ior the patronage which the above Establishment has received
for upwards of thirty years' and trusts this notice will be a
sufficient intimation that the business is conducted as hitherto
on the same premises. myl

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