The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-31 00:00:00

EXTRA PRIZES.

R Alison, Esq, for Pine Apples; J Brundrit,. Apricots ; R
Owen, Device ; Edmund Sefton, ditto ; Miss Leigh, Achimenes ;
11 Owen, Turnips; R Naylor, model Flower Garden ; Adam
Fiitehmough, model.
COTTAGEIIS' PRIZES.
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Cottage and Garden : 1, .antes4osker ; 2, John Lead-
better. Lyinuret.'s Catage and Garden : 1, Wm Leather; 2,
Edwar4 Moss. Useful Vegetables : 1, John Hosker; 2, Jokn
Leather. RoSes and Creepers : 1, John Maker ; 2, Johp Leather ;
The Labourer 'who has worked the greatest number of years
in the same family : 1, William Woods (28 ears' servitude
with J I Blackburne, Esq) ; 2, John, Mela,ney 2,4 years' servi-
tude with Mr Edwards, Speke.) Collec.timi o Fruit : 1, John
Leather ; 2, Richard Mason. Colleettdn of Vegetables : 1 J
Hosker 2 John Leathet,
Fuchsias : 1, R Mason ; 2, William
,
Mgsc.n. ; , Window Plants : 1, R Mason ; 2, James Mason.
Roaea l, R Mason ; 2, Wm Leather. Pansies : 1, James
Mason.; 2, R Mason. Hollyhocks :Wm Leather. Collection
of Pears : 1, R Mason; 2, John Leather. Collection of Apples:
1, John Leather; 2, Wm Leather. Plums : Jas Kilshey ;2,
Edward Moss. Cucumbers : 1, Jas Beesley; 2 Wm Leather.
Celery :1, G Tower ;2, James Hosker. Garden Cabbage :1,
James Hosker; 2, Wm Leather. Red Cabbage : Jas Hosker.
Onions : 1,
James Husker ;2, W Leather. Carrots : 1, John
Leather., 2, .1 liosket; Parsley : 1, James Hosker; 2, James
Beesl6y.' Sweet Herbs : 1, John Leather ; 2, James Mason.
Device of Cut Flowers: 1, Wm Leather; 2, James Hacker.
Bouquet for the Hand : 1, R Mason ; 2, James upon, Extra
prize for Plums : Thomas Hitchmough.

Sirr,trfino.

STO,CKTON RACES.-YESTERDAY.
GRAND STAND STAKES.

Camphor
Paterdale •

Two ran.
CORPORATION PLATE.

Byrsa filly
Be Quick .

MIDDLESBRO' PLATE.

Dilkoosh
Moorhen
Brown Holland

bTIE VVARDS' PLATE

Doefoot
Weathbrwitch
:*orhen

Five ran.
STOCKTON CUP.

Rap
Butterfly
Underhand

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Three ran.
GARBUTT NURSERY HANDICAP.
East Stanley ..
Jolly Jones
Horatio

TlOriieku rart

LATEST BETTING.'
• MANCHESTER.
ST. LEGER.
5 to 2 agst Thormanby(t 3to 1) 1
8 to 1 agASweeteauce(9toltf)
9to 2 agst Sabreur (t sto 1) 15, to 1 agst St. Albans (t)
7 to 1 agst Wizard (t % o) 30 to 1 agst High Treason (o)

The following notice was posted in the Underwriters'
Rooms yesterday : —"ln compliance with the expressed
wishes of the subscribers, these rooms will be closed, op
Saturday, lst September, at one o'clock. --_By order
(Sined) THOMAS COURT, Secretary."
N.DualluAL RAGGED SOOOLS.--.GRAND, BAZAAR PT
ST. GEORGE'S ILip.---Yesterd!iY. it was arranged that
the grand, bSpar in aid of the industrial rigged schools
shall be held in St. G,eorge's Hall on the 22nd, 23rd,
and 24th of October next. This bazar will .be one of
the most splendid ever held in, Liverpool, and it could
not be for a better miss ; and we most heartily wish
the committee every success, and hope that the public
Will award them liberal support.
TREAT TO SCHOOL CHlLDREN.—Yesterday, through
the kindness of Mr. Willoughby, the'proprietor of the
Birkenhead Ferry, upwards of 150 children belonging
to the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist British Schools,
Prince Edwin-street, Everteu, were treated to a trip to
the Claughton an,4 Birkenhead
custom,rlis, tchonatygeyenedtletmheamn
having, accorditag. ts?,bis annual
from Liverpeel free of charge. The weather was rather
unpropitious, but the children very much enjoyed the
treat.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTION.—Yesterday was a fine day
for the boys of these excellent schools. Lieut.-Col.
Bousfield and some of his accomplished officers attended at
the Institute for the purpose of reviewing such of them as
were intended to accompany his battalion to the review
at Knowsley, to-morrow (Saturday). Their performance
was highly satisfactory to the colonel, and the boys really
showed to great advantage in their new uniform.,
As a specimen of the present rapidity of telegrephinr,
the following may be mentiolc as. the.rate.al,
the Queen's speech was, sent on. Tuesday,, by the Mag-
netic Telegraph Company, tom. their new cPkal Lon-
don station, to some of the.principal provincial towns :
The speech, cf4ained 872 words, And, was sent to man_
clies In 20 minutes, Liverpool 4, Cassel./ 25, and
other places, including Leeds, Hull, Bre., in the same
proportion. The whole transmission averaging about
40 worili per minute. The quickest transmission was
43 3-il per minute. It was also sent direct to Paris
from the same station.—lhst.
lACPUDENT STREET RonnEny.--Last evening, a most
impudent'street robbery was committed. at the bonier of
London-road, leadinc, out of Lime-street, opposite the
"Legs of Man" hotel': several girls pitch upon
this spot for the display of their vocal abilities, and in
generel cause a 'great gathering. Last evening a respect-
able ittnale, while listening to them, had her picket
picked of' a purse, containing a few shill,; a, by some
dexterous thief,. who took the a4alltag,e of the drowd
assembled to pursue his e‘vacations. As the news-boys
are not permittel to blow their trumpets in the 'morn.
ing witlAout being liable to a fine, how is it tliq ask
congregations are permitted such a PaNkv.., t.139N30.1,-
fare t.

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