The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-29 00:00:00

LICHFIELD RACES.-YESTERDAY.

Libellousi
Lady Kingston
Adelaide

Master Bagot
Defender
Newcastle

Areheress
Griffin ....

Necklace

Athos
Catharine
Munehausen

Greenwich Fair
Thornhill

Flirtation
Astarte
Out of 'Maybell

ANSON PLATE.

Five ran.
QUEEN'S GUINEAS.

Three ran.
ANGLESEY PLATE.

Five ran.
GOLD CUP.

2
3

Seven ran.
ARISTOCRATIC PLATE.

Four ruu.
NURSERY HANDICAP.

Five ran.

YARMOUTH RACES.-YESTERDAY.

SUFFOLK HANDICAP.

Pastime .
Johnny._
Adulation

1
2
3

GREAT YARMOUTH NURSERY HANDICAP.
Water Lily
Tomyris ..
Bobadil •

.... i

3
Six ran.
TRADESMEN'S HANDICAP PLATE.

Zaretan

LATEST BETTING.
MANCHESTER.
ST. LEGER.
5 to 2 on the field (o) 10 to 1 agst Sweeteauce (w)
9 to 2 agst Sabreur (t) 100 to 6 apt High Treason (o)
6 to 1 apt Wizard (t i to 1)

The success of Cramond in the Third Zetland liennial Stakes
et Stockton yesterday, will have the effect of installing him a
favourite for the approaching St. Leger, having defeated both
High Treason and Vanquisher, who were considered by many
to have been greatly superior, despite the extra weight carried
by each.

For to-day there is a well-filled programme, including the
Zetland Biennial Stakes for two-year-olds, for which there are
57 entered, and which is sure to be a slashing race, as many
of the lot engaged have before appeared in, public. Kettle-
drum, having defeated Dictator, Matador, and several others,
in the North of England Biennial Stakes at York, is entitled to
great respect, as he ran there unprepared. Should Mr. Merry,
however, send Dundee, it would be all over with Kettledrum
and everything else engaged in the race ; but in his absence
this "dark" son of Rataplan, coupled with Dictator, should
prodace the winner.
The Great Northern St. Leger for three-year-41s would
be a "foregone conclusion," were either The W4archor Sweet-
sauce to show for it : but, as both are likely to be absentees,
Sir William must have my vote, the distance suiting him nicely.
For the Gillingham Grange Stakes, there are twenty sub-
scriptions, the most noticeable amongst them being Stockade,
Cramond, Syringe, CrAter, and Amsterdam,. After the victory
of Cramond yesterday, he ought to hold all the others safe;
and should he not enter an appearance, Stockade and Crater
ought to do the trick tetWeen, ttieta.
SATELL/TE.

RACING FIXTURES FOR 180,
W SEPTEMBER.
arwick. ......................... 4 Leiteateu l9
Derby .............................. 6 Monmouth.. 2O
DKelso . . .
............. 6 Manchester Autumn 315
oncaster . . ................... 1411., Newmarket F.O.M.
27
Chesterfield ...................... 1/ Mahon
Richmond . lB

Bedford OCTOBER.
Newmuket S.O.M
3 Newmarket Houghtwa, 22
8 Worcester Autumn.......••,,, 30

NOVEMBER.
Heteford 1 Shrewsboxy A.utuum M l3
Liverpool Autumn Meeting 7

COURSING FIXTURES FOR 1860.,
SEKEMBER.
Place, C0u,n33% Judgit Meeting.
Arbirlot (Open.)
Biggit- S. Leger....... Lanarkshire 26, 44,
OCTOBER.
North Union C1ub...... Ireland .
Audlem Open ............ Cheshize Mr. M`Ge0r.ge..................10
Ilorder .. . .......... lio.7:burghshire Mr. Warwick.. 1
Limerick eluh (..:. C.). Ireland.. Mr..R. w"tl°
••• 0, 11
Wiltshire (Atues)stiry) Wilts
S. Lane. (Southport).. Lancashire ...... ............... 15, tsze
Baldock Club ' Hertfordshire Mr, -w, .............. 36, &e
. .
County Louth Club.... 1re1and...,.„,,
.. arwick ..... 17, &c
Brotignani & W. Open Westmoreland
........................ 17 13
Brough &Catteitk 0.0 yorkshire. .............................. : .... .':.2233, &&ce
Carding Club Beds ......
Astulewn,„FlAk • Berk, ........ .NiT, ....... ..... 29, &c
....... m M'
George 'Vs' eighton (0.) Yco.,ki, .‘• • . r• George Sc
ett,,,,„ Mr, A. Dalzell„, 0,4 c

32,

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(May be had gratis on application, or free by post for three
yllE TEET stamps).
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AND
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T H E TEETH.
THE WHITE GUTTA PERCHA ENAMEL,
for STOPPING DECAYED TEETH.—This invalu-
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PATENT WHITE ENAMEL CEMENT,
The only permanent preparation for front teeth, which
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TEETH, SELF-ADHESIVE, WITHOUT SPRINGS..
A NEW DISCOVERY-PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT,,
MESSRS. GABRIEL
Call attention to their new and invaluable improvement,,
being the application of THE CORALITE oUy
COLOURED VULCANISED INDIA-RURBER as a
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Attendance daily, from Ten to 5",,.
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awing
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VALUE AND IMPORTANCE OF THE TEETI I.
I expression of . the
utehlene
generallyisthefori a il
n n
nagined, and the 1 mostcface countenance
es
nTdaeinsecfitchg moreui influence
if the Teeth are : irregular, and a dis-
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fuprthe , I *hell
seaking or smiling,
of the a fasetuat. mia
present which. prep Gate examination cot nt
The most stiiking cases ' ,
ere those persor Le about the middle period of life who tr-Ave lost their Tee th • for, it WC
ever clear and perfect titeir utterance ir „y 'hew. :wen
before their lcss, it is impossible to regain
plying the deficiency by 'means of Artific. zo Teeth.
,------ it without M tali,-

FROM COUNTRY PATIENTS, I iNE VISIT' 01:CL1(
REQUISITE FOR A SINGLE
PLETE SET. ' TOOTH
.OR 4; OM -
MESSRS• GA.BRIEL,
THE OLD F.STABLISIT
M 134, DUKE-STRET „ED DENTISTS,
33, LUDGATE-P T, LI VERPOOL
.iLL,
110, REGENT-STeREET, ;LON JYGN
Attendance daily.' from Ten to Six.

F. W. P RomoL I
30> CRTJRCII-STREET, ,
(OPPOSiT PARKER-STREET/T;
LI VERPOOL,
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STOCK et JEWELLERY,
MINER AND ELECTRO-PLATE,
WATCHES, LINING AND DRAWING-ROOM CKC
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rn
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The Largest and Finest Assortment of
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PLC
~
,s
Some very Choice Specimens of
ONYX AND SHELL CAMEOS, ENAMELS, A,: ,
all at extremely moderate prices. His celebrate niook vi
FIRST-CLASS ALUMINIUM GOODS
has also been re-assorted, and will be found very
all its branches.
Atlaplete lu
F, W. P. would calk particular attention to hi A mock of
JET AND BOG OAK ORNAMEIy as,
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must and largest'
out of London.
The entire success which has attended tl
ge opening of W.
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.
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CASH PAYM'
together with his long experience iNTs,
to business and connectionwith, Liverpool, will, he trusts,
he a
vel:y Moderate profit will be char
pad on all his sure guaraPtee 'WU a
A Manufactory for Jewelle. x jk, is a
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• Establishment, thereby ensurn, ic'',Ftunct' —Zell4' and 1:"4"nY in
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30, CHUARCH-STREET,
(OPPOSITE PARA" ER-STREET),
(OPPOSITE_
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