The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-27 00:00:00

Sgaiging. Adatigtatt.

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S.-YESTERDAY.
THE DERBY, 1861.
Quotations.
11 to 2 offered..,
.... 16 to 1 taken....
• 20 to 1 taken
▪ 2.5 to 1 taken
.50 to 1 taken.
66 to 1 taken.

Dundee' !
Big Bei
Kettledrum
Klarikoff
Forester
()Vert=

Trainers,.
Jeffries.
Oates
Scott
.Drewitt
.... A. Taylor

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—YESTERDAY
Xlarikoff 2O ta_l taken Scott
Very little doing.

There are already upwards of 70 subscribers to the
Chester Cup of next year, _

Cock-a-Ili:op, by Confessor, and Luscious, by Sweet-
meat, were shipped for America, via Southampton, on
Wednesday last, per Saxonia.
Mr. Rarey has paid a visit to Rawcliffe Paddocks,
previous to taking his departure for America. Whilst
there he bought Thetis, by Von Tromp. She will, in
a few days, be shipped for the Land of the West with
Cruiser.

THE TURKISH BATH FOR RACEHORSES.—III addition
to the baths which have been erected by Messrs. Oates
and Dawson at Middleham, it is said that Henry
Goatcr is building one at Littleton, near Winchester.
The subscription about to be raised to reimburse Mr.
Nicholls for the money lost by the late garotte robbery
at Newmarket, was introduced at Manchester on Satur-
day last, and met with very liberal support. It is
suggested that some gentleman of respectability in the
sporting world in every district should take upon him-
self the duty of collecting subscriptions for so laudable
an object.
The fracas which took place at Newmarket on the
Cambridgeshire day, between Sir Robert Peel and a
well-known member of the ring, and which promised to
furnish employment for the gentlemen of the long robe,
has been arranged by the former withdrawing the offen-
sive epithets applied to Mr. Donald, and writing to his
solicitor that he knew nothing derogatory to his honour
or integrity.—The _Field.
THE Two THOUSAND AND THE ONE THOUSAND
GUINEA STAKES, 1562.—1 t appears that an important
error has crept into the conditions of these races, which
have been announced at the old weights, whereas by a
resolution of the Jockey Club, passed in July last, they
were to be raised to Bst. 101 b. and Bst. 51b., in order
that many of the first-class jockeys should not be pre-
vented from riding in them. The subject is under the
consideration of the stewa,rds, and their decision is
expected to be published in the Calendar in a few days.

HUNTINGc FIXTURES.
The
hOUNDS meet on
rE s; IR E
Wednesday, November 28, at ...
Thursday, November 29, at ..... ........................ Norton Priory
Saturday, November 30, at ........ ...................... Appleton Hall.
Monday, December 3, at ......................... ................ Ashton He es
..
Wednesday, December 5, at ........... ... . ...... M orbury
Black Rog, saighton
Thursday, December 6, at
Saturday, December 8, at Oulton Park
Saturday, December 10, at Beeston Castle
Wednesday, December 12, at Wrenbury Smoker Inn
Station
Thursday, December 13, at Cholmondeley
Saturday, December 15, at Delamcre
Each day at half-past ten.

The WYNNSTAY PACK will meet on

Tuesday, November 27, at Brynypys
Wednesday, November 28, at Hawarden
Friday, November 30, at illen Sadlets.
Saturday. December 1, at
Hinton
.Ifli day at half-past ten.

Master, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., ; Hunt man, J.Walker.

EARLY CLOSING.

TO THE EDITORS OF THE LIVERPOOL MERCURY.
Liverpool Early Closing Association, 7, Heathfield-street,
24th November, 1860.
Gentlemen,---I have j at. received the following letter; will
you kindly insert it in your paper? In the hope that ethers,
may go and do likewise, I remain yours truly,
CHARLES BREWER, Hon. See.

TO THE SECRETARY OF THE EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION.

The Butter Place, Liverpool, Nov. 21, 1860.
Sir,---Enclosed we beg to hand a guinea towards your funds.
We owe a great deal to the promoters of early closing. At
o:o.e time we did not close before ten ; we were then " unknown,
unfriended, melancholy, slow !" The early closers persuaded,
us to try nine ; we did so, and our trade doubled ! That
enlightened us Considerably ; so we then tried eight, and to our
great surprise the trade increased as before !! This was rather
more than we could properly attend to ; but, as an experiment,
we tried seven. Strange to say, another jump in the trade wt.s
the consequence; hence the recent extensions. Who shall say
now that we are either " unknown" or" slow ?"
We may thank certain gentlemen for all this; and hereby'
express gratitude accordingly, not only for the above-men-.
tioned pleasing results, but for the many leisure hours and
other benefits more tangible arising therefrom. (How could
any person write an advertisement after ten p.m. ?)
We now have it in contemplation to close at six, but must
net do so until we complete the erection of our little fixtures
for cutting and folding butter by steam power, judging by past
experienca the rush would overwhelm our prest otresources.---
With best compliments, and many thanks for your good
ildvices, we remain, dear sir, yours, as usual,
EDWARD KELLY St CO.,
Usually styled
KELLY THE BUTTERMAN.

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.

BISHOPRIC.
Worcester • val £5,0Q0 : pat the Crown : Right Rev. 11. Pep} s,
D.D., dec.

RECTORIES.

Edworth, Beds : dio Ely: val £167: pat C. C. Hale, Esq. :

Rev. O. Bering, dec.
Hedsor, Bucks: dio Oxford: val £6O: pats Bishop of OxfOrd
Lordand Boston : Rev. A. Youlden, dec.
Martinstharpe, Rutland : dio Peterboroagh : pat Duke of
Devonshire: Rev. G. Quirk, prom.
Stoke-Ash, Suffolk : dio Norwich : val £363 with residence :
pat the Reps of the late It., the Rev. S. W. Bull, dec.
Wapping, Middlesex : dio Lonfmn : \al £258 with residence :
pats Brasenose College, Oxford : Rev. T. W. Nowell, prom.

VICARAGE.
Wcstow. co and dio York : val £173: rat Archbishop of York :
Rev. W. T. Wild, dcc.
" PERPETUAL CURACIES.
Bethnal Green, St. Bartholomew, Middlesex: dio London:
'cal ,f,200 with residence : ratßishop of London : Rev. F. 11.
Vivian prom.

Hampstead, St. Paul, Middlesex : dio London : val £615 : pats
Incumbent of Hampstead and Rev. J. M. Farrar : Rev. .1. M.
Farrar, prom.

, .
Islington, St: Michael, Middlesex : dio London : Rev. L. R.
Ayre, prom.

DONATIVE CURACY,

Barrow-Gurney, Somerset : dio Bath and Wells : val £7l : pat
J. H. Blagrove, Esq. : Rev. P. W. Doyne, prom.

CHAPLAINCIES.
Farnborough Union : Rev. E. M. Neale, prom.
Plymouth Borough Gaol : Rev. W. Hooker, prom.
Plymouth Cemetery : Rev. W. Hoel:,r, prom.
Ripponden Commercial College, Halifax : stipend 2240:: pat. tae
Principal.

• '• CURACIES.
Aldbourne, Wilts : dio Salisbury : stipend £lOO.
Allington, Dorset : dio Salisbury.
Barnsley, St. Mary, Yorkshire : dio Ripon.
Birmingham, St. Luke's : dio Worcester.
Braciford-on-Avon, Wilts :.dio Salisbury : with a title.
•
Bringhurst, Leicestershire : dio Peterborough.
Moo, Norfolk : dio Norwich.
Durst-PierpAnt, Sussex dio Chichester.
Kibworth-Beauchamp, Leicestershire : din Peterborough.
Lacock, Wilts: dio Salisbury : Aszist. : stipend £lOO.
3lablethorpe, St. Mary, w. Stayne, co and dio Lincoln.
Monk's Kirby, Warwickshire: dio Worcester.
Morley, Derbyshire : dio Lichfield.
Norbury w Snelston, Derbyshire : dio Lichfield.
Otago,' New Zealand : dio Christ Church : stipend £2Ol with
house and £lOO passage money : pat Warden of St. Andrew's
College, Bradfield.
Preston, Long, Yorkshire : dio Ripon.
Rochdale, St. James -Lancashire : dio Manchester.
Sevenoaks, Kent : dio Canterbury : stipend £lOO.
Shaftesbury, Dorset : dio Salisbury : stipend £52 and lodgings.
Stretton, Lancashire : dio Manchester : stipend £BO and house.
Toy nstall w. St. Saviour, Dartmouth, Devon dio Exeter,
Toynton, Low, co and dio Lincoln : stipend £7O.
Wartoni Lancaikire : dio Manchester : stipend £75 with house,
or £6O with title.
Wheldrake,,co and clio York.
Wilts : dio rialisbury : stipend £lO with flap.