The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-31 00:00:00

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-Marmion * - _ j. 1
Hermit 2
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• Five ran. . -
Tartar • . Pri) STEEPLE CHASE. .. . . .
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Kilkenny ~,••• Three ran

CROXTON PARK MEETING.
GRAND -HANDICAP.
Dead heat with Norton and Toramay,Noble. Wanderer third
Eigkt ran. -

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LATEST BETTINO
MANCHESTER.

NEWMARKET HANDICAP : 15 to l each agst Simple Simon and
Remimerator, taken. 4", f
• 2,000 GUINEAS : 2 to 1 agst Buccaneer, offered; 4 to 1 'agst
The Wizard, offered.
-CHESTER CUP : 100 to 6on the field, offered ; 20 to 1 agst
Longrange, wanted ; 22 to 1 agst A.pollyon, taken and offered ;
tkto 1 agst Blue Ruin, tlykeu ;, to agslL,Fravela offere.4,
e 40 to I ;_4O to 1 aget Lifeboat; offered.
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Arri;Svsuas.t;: 9 to 1 agh Yoicks offered, take 10 to
1 ; 12 to 1 agst Chere Arnie, taken; • 14 14,1 agstOdo, afferedl
'l6 to 1 agst Comforter, taken; 25 to 1 agst Apollyon, taken;
25 to '1 agst Gridiron, taken ; 40 to 1 agst,ltpmunnratqr, taken;
AO to agst Infanta offered, take.so to 1.1 '-1,11

1104AKE STEEPLECHASES.—The Liverpool Hunt SteEple-
chaseb, over the course at Hoylake, will commence at hag?
past two o'clock this afternoon, with a steepleehaSe :fat a
sweepstakes, with a silver cup added, the distance being about
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half-past three ; and a hunter's stoke4„of Ahree turfs._ eaphr
tato three miles, for half-past four o'cicdk. 'For the accommo-
dation of parties desirous of enjoying the, sport, Imalaibubses
will leave Woodsiie feiry every half-hour'up to'the one o'clock
boat, and refreshments will be provided on the ground. Select
parties will also be furnished with any vehicle, from a cab to a
fout—in-hand, at Woodside ferry. .

STEEPLE CHASE FIXTUREUAIt 3860
,1 • MARCH.

Liverpool Hunt Club til oylake) ...,., 31 t.!,,,•._1,..: .
APRIL.
3 Grd National Jinni', t1,..r. ~.
9 '(Market Harherough).... 18
9 Northumberland l9
12,13
. RACING FI2CTITIOEtICFR-41860:-
APRIL.
,TH:fiiiAli.
Ponteland 2 Thirsk Spring Meeting l3
Newmarket Craveu 9 z 119reforql fgpning l7
Catteriik Bridge,ai'llm 1•II '• EPioni Spfing" Meeting l9
AbergaVenny....—'—.....,,,,,. -12 ---Newm:a•kctr.334l • 23
.MAY:::
.1 ii. i f 3 l
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Chester Spring Meeting .... ' 1 ' Harpenden lB
Doncaster Spring Meeting.. 8 Epsom Summer Meeting
Salbury lO Manchester....,..:.,.. 3O
ISpring Meeting, . . ..... •. 19. I/UW(ord ' i A)" ;I
A& l5
~... , ( • • JUNE.

Hambledon Hunt,
Henley-in-Arden
York
Abergavenny

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4scot
Tiny/lel(' , 8 St.pckl4ridge t 2l
Tianniton ' ' l3'l Winchester -
Newton l3. , Newcastle.'.. - 26
Qdikaru l9 Chelmsford 2O
JULY..
NeWmarket 7 iily Meeting.. - a Abingdon l2
Carlisle
Worcester Summer Meeting —5 Stamford - l9
Liverpool - ' 9 Marlborough •,
Cambridge I. 11 Goodwood_.
$ AUGUST. . -
Brighton - ... 1 Oxford •
Brgi I
on C 15111) , . 3 Plymouth
W rhamPton .•. 6. ,l(ork.
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Radcliffe ..,„„.,_..............-13—Stoekton: • • : - .23"
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..<....:. 14 -!llerbrSummer Meeting—. 29
..4EI4TEMBE II: . . •
~,,, 4 Monmouth 2O
~.. 11 31anche*ter Autumn 2l
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19 Newmarket E.O.M. 25 ls,
I OCTOBER. •
31 Ne*market lloughtoh ..4.. i'22
8 Worcester Autumn '3O
NOVEMBER.. •
Hereford 1 Shrewsbury Autumn M l3
Liverpool Autumn Meeting T
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Warwick •
Doncaster /
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Leicester.

Bedford -
Newmgrket S.O.M.

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THE CHASE., •
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The CHESHIRE HOUNDS wiltmeetpn L 1
Saturday, March 31
At half-past ten.
The SHROPSHIRE FOXHOUNDS will meet
MondaY, April 2 , , Acton Burnell
Thursday, April 5 Longden.
- -A-thalf-past ten. -
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Sir W. W. WYNN'S FOXHOUNDS will meet on
Saturday, March 31 = , ' Overton Bridgq
Monday, April 2 , • St. John's, Ilawarden
Tuesday, April 3 Kennels
- At half-past ten:
'the ALBRIGHTON FOXHOUNDS Will meet on
Saturday, Mareir-31--- ---- ----'-. ,Apjey, Park
Tnesday, April 3 !The PlOugh Inn, WestAta fle.ath
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Thursday, April 5 • Wahall Top
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Satu7, April 7 • Bell Inn, Tong Neirton
At a quarter to eleven.
. SITWELL'S LUDLOW HOUNDS will meet on
Tuesday, April 3- - Brampton Brian Tnrnpikte
Th..i sday, April 5 ' Stanton Lacey
Saturday, April 7 ' Onibury
Tuesday, April I'o , . Bitterley
Friday, April 13 Three Horseshoes, Brown Clee Hills
At half-past ten.

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COURSING FIXTURES FOR 1 860. '
APRIL. ,
• Place., County. Judge Meeting.
Caledonian (Open) .. ... Edinburgh
Limerick (llnockrue).. Ireland lir. Hawkes 11, 12
Belleek
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___ „_ireland. ' .. - , 25 2
OCTOBER.' r
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Baldock Club ..' . .. .. .... Hertfordshire . Mr. Warwick..,:.ll7,ii:
County Louth Club.... Ireland 17, 1
, Brougham & W. Open WestmOreland. ' 23, &c
Brough & Catteek 0.0 ,Yorkshire 23, &c
Cardington Club. ' Beds - Mr. Warwick..... 29, &t, •
NOVEMBER.
Scarborough Yorkshire 6, &o
Newmarket' Champion Suffolk 13,. &o
Coquetdale (Open) Northumberl'd ;t..,!,1$ &o
Malton Union Club .... Yorkshire
Hampton Court Cham. Middlesex ' -I'o 2O, 21
Altcar Club Lancashire 2l, 22, 23
Marham Club Norfolk. 21; 22, 23

THE DAY'S NEWS.

In the House of Lords last night, the cost of
'the Chinese expedition to the close of ythe
-financial year 1860-61; the. Duke; of Somerset said
would not exceed £850,000. The Earl of Mal-:
mesbury accused Mr, Vince of undue precipita4:
tion: The' Earl of Eigiii-de-fenaeil the coridlet of
Mr. -Bruce. The Earl of EllenboroUghl.l6oked,
with horror Una new War with China. •
In the House of Col:onions Jut night, Lord J.
Russell said -that no supplemental treaty had
been concluded with France with reference to the
duties on goods imported from this country into
France. In reply to Mr. Longfield, he said that
the' San Juan question was approaching a termi-
nation.. Mr. White Side called the attention of
the House to the recent appointment of Mr. Lyle
to the dignity of Lord7Lientenant of the county
of Londonderry, for political reasons in connection
with the pending elections, .and for the purpOse
of creating a .vacancy; to be filled up by partisans
of the Government at the Dublin election. Sir
F. PleYgate thought that many well qualified
persona-had been passed over. Lord Fermoy
said the House 'was greatly indebted to
Mr. White Side for bringing forward the
question. Sir G. Grey said that the Government
intended to recommend the House to suspend the
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