The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-28 00:00:00

APRIL,

Ponteland 2 Thirsk Spring Meeting..... 13
Newmarket Craven
9 Epsom Spring Meeting...... 19
Catterick Bridge ll Newmarket F.S.M ............. 23
12 Abergavenny

MAY.
Chester Spring Meeting 1 Harpenden.. ............... . ..... 18
I)oncaster Spring Meeting 8 Epsom SUM er Meeting,,, 22
.................... 30
S'alisbury lO Manchester. .
10 Hungerford ...................... 31
.York Spring Meeting
Bath l5
JUNE.

Ascot
5 Beverley ...........
....
Hampton. l3 Stockbridge ...... ... .....................
Newton WI3 inchester .........
..
OdilianL

JULY. .................... 24
Newmarket July Meeting 3 Nottingham
1197
Carlisle
Worcester Summer Meeting 5 Marlborough.. .................
Liverpool 9 Goodwood ........................
Abingdon 1224
AUGUST.
Fiffli Club
Plymouth ........................
Wolverhani,iton
.............................. 2l
22
Reading' 8 Lichfield. .........................
Radcliffe
R
Egham l4 Derby Summer Sleetinr

_
SEPTEMBER. _g.... 29
Warwick 4 Monmouth .. ..................... 20
I
11 Manchester ......................
Doncaster
17 Newmarket, F. 0.11. .......... 24
ChesLerlield
19
Leicester..

COURSING FIXTURES FOR 1866.
FEBRVARY.

Place. County. Judge Meetly, Dirßon &N. Berwick. East. Lothian... Mr. J. flay . -ss•
Abergele Denbighshire.. Mr. Warwiei ' : *** 28 ''
2;
Hornbv, Baine.se, & C Yorkshire....... Mr. Cundall .... 28, `>9
Kendall Club (K. S.) Westmoreland. Mr. Bennett ... ...
29
Cofton Worcestershire Mr. 7t1,Ge0,.4,
... :
......... 2
Kyle Club (AuchinPk) Ayrshire Mr. J. Dunlop 29&M.1
MARCH.
Spiddal ... ............. .... Ireland ............................... 1
spelthorne Wilts .Mr. Warwick.....l, 2, 3
Hordley silo!)
Baldock (Sapling) Hertfordshire.. Mr. W:trwick 5
Thorney (Sapling) -
Lanark (Open) Lanarkshire 6, 7
Ashdown Park (Ch.)... Betts Mr. M`George...l2, &e.
Coquetddle (Open) Northumberrd Mr. Warwick ....13, &c
Ardrossan Club Nyrshire • Mr. Patrick i i
County •Loittli Club .... Ireland
limerick (Cloraine).... Ireland.. Mr. ilaWkeS. l4, 15
Diamor Meath lreland Mr. Owens al, 22
Altcar Club ' . Lancashire 2l, 22
Biggar Champion Lanarkshire—. ........................ 27, &e
. , APRIL.
Caledonian (Open)
Limerick (Knockrue).. Ireland Mr. Hawke, ....... 11, 12
Belleek
5, 26
OCTOBER.

Baldoek Club. Hertfordshire. Mr. Warwick..... 17, &c
Con ,tv Louth Club.... Ire'and Air. Owens 17, 18
CardingtonClub Beds Mr. Warwick..... 29, ece
NOVEMBER
-

Scarborough
Newmarket Champion Su Milk ........................ 13 &i
Coquetdale (Open) Northumberl'd ........................13, fit
ll.,truptiin Court Chain Middlesex
Alicia Club Lancashire
................... 2 ....1, 22', 23
.51arham Club Norfolk
22
West Herefordshire—. Herefordshire . ....................... "1,
~ 2t
DECEMBER.
Baldock Open Champ. Hertfordshire. Mr. Warwick...... 5, &c
JANUARY, 1861.
Altcar Club Lincashire ............................ 23 21
8ed5........... Mr. Warwick ...29,' &c
Cardingtou Club
FEBRUARY.
Baldock Club Hertfordshire.. Mr. Warlvlck ...... ...)0

,THE CHASE.
The
Tuesday, Feb. 28 LUDLOW HOUNDS will meet on
.. ......... ..

Friday March 2

.Stanton Lacey

^•• The Serpeiii
At half-past ten.
SIR W. W. WYNN'S FOXILOUNDS -will meet on
Tuesday, Feb. 28 ................................................ Ilinton
Wednesday, Feb. 29 .............................. Allan Sadlers
Hall
Friday, March 2 ............................................. Cherry`lllll
Saturday, March 3 .....................The Darland, near Brynypys At half-past .ten.

TAL P

!NI INISTER. . JAIT TO THE litON
English
Iron
(says the Times) is_ another branch of produc-
tion which. may he expected to bring large gains
section of this community. Bar
iron,
at presentg to 7
a 1 5 , 1
per cent. ; pig- iron weighing g-Nl3nsimi..-s or m- 9
64 per cent. ; if weighing, less tha'ili°liriakilomramineoiei
is absolutely prohibited. From the Ist of next- Oot. the
duty on iron now protected is to be reduced to 30 per cent
while the kind now prohibited will. be admitted at th.c,
same rate . after the I.st of October, 1861. Here is
a trade open for Staffordshire and' South Wales. After
all, French railways may be said to be only half c-nn-
reted; French manufacturing industry in many
branches is only just feeling its powers, the country is
being roused to activity, and in every department there
will be a continual de:nand for the most useful of metals.
We may take it. for granted that the facilities for pro-
duction in England are such as cannot be rivalled in
France, and that. our rich ironmastcrs will grow richer
by supplying 38,000,000 people with iron and every
description of metal wares. When one considers what
masses of cast iron, sheet iron, and steel are used in
.every country, and remembers that these products are
now totally excluded from the French ports, while after
1861 they will be admitted at a duty of 30 per cent., an
idea may be formed of the competition with which the
now favoured ironmasters of France are threatened,

TRIAL OF BOAT-LOWERING APPXRATUS,
AT WOOLWICH.

An interesiing series of trials took place on Saturday,
at Woolwich, It, order of the Lords of the Admiralty,
and in the presence of representatives of the Peninsular
and Oriental, and other steam-ship companies, for the
purpose of testing the merits of a new mode of lowering
boats, the invention of Messrs. Wood and Rogers. The
experiments were very successful, and fully tested the
advantages of the lowering, suspending, and hoisting
apparatus. Messrs. Wood and Rogers appeared
to have successfully grappled_ with the difficulties,
and to have now provided an apparatus, which,
so far as we may judge from the results of the trials
yesterday, will be very valuable to the shipping int,-
rest. A boat was detached from a steam-tug at fall
speed, a life-buoy was thrown overboard the boat
manned, and the buoy picked up in forty-five seconds;
the boat once more brought alongside the tug to
the " davits " in three minute. A number of
other trials of a similar nature were made with the
same satisfactory results. The arrangements made are
of a very simple character, and they are the more
valuable on account of their simplicity. The boat is
suspended from four points instead of two, thus giving
increased stability while persons are getting in, or
during the process of lowering. The whole crew may
stand on one side, but the boat will not "cant." Any
ordinary gear, as tackling, may be used for lowering
the boat to within a short distance of the water, and the
officer in charge, watching the motion of the water, may,
by raising a lever, instantly detach the boat, however
fast the ship or steamer may be moving through
the water. The body of the boat is kept entirely
clear, so that all risk of the gear fouling is effectually
prevented. The apparatus is inexpensive, and may be
readily adapted to ordinary ships boats. A large num-
ber of certificates attesting the merits of the invention
have been received by Messrs. Wood and Rogers, from
Messrs. Money, Wigram and Sons ; Mr. Ford, of the
Thames Iron 'Works ; and the captains and commanders
of several ships. Admiral Bullock, Master Commander
Pitley, Captain Guthrie, Captain Stead, and other naval
authorities, who witnessed the trials on Saturday,
expressed themselves highly satisfied with the results.

THE EGG TRADE.—The following statistics relating
to the egg trade are drawn from official sources. In 1815
the number of eggs exported from France was 1,700,000 ;
in 1816 it rose to 8,800,000. Six years later, in 1822, the
number was 55,000,000, and 99,500,000 in 1824. In
1830 the number declined to 55,000,000, then gradually
increased until 1845, when it was 88,200,000, for which
an export duty of 114,000 f. was paid. Nearly all these
eggs go to England. The yearly consumption of eggs in
Paris is estimated at 165,000,000, and the total consump-
tion of all France at 9,300,000,000, so that, reckoning
eggs at a sou, this single article represents 465,000,000 f.
—Galign an i' s Jlessenger.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH, GUM S, AND PALATES.

PROTECTED BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

E S S R S.

GAIIRIEL

DENTISTS,
(Gr 134, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

Opposite Berry-street :
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LONDON WEST-END BRANCH,
kir 110, REGENT-STREET.
Observe Numbers particularly.
ESTABLISHED 1815. —SAE DIPLOMA.

TEETH, THEIR LOSS.
And as now restored, on the new principle of self-adhesion
and capillary attraction combined, by means of a soft ties-
iblelining, with CORALITE GUM-COLOURED INDIA-RUBBER
ittlieu of bone or gold, without springs or wire, and with-
out any operation; THEN ARE WARRANTED PURE, WHOLE-
SOME, AND ENTIRELY FREE FROM SMELL; they are easy
and comfortable upon the most sensitive gums, and may
be worn for many years without being in any way affected.
The materials used are of the best quality, the workman-
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the ordinary cast.
" New Edition, just 'published.
Gabriel's Treatise is of importance to all requiring the
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" Thousands requiring artificial teeth are deterred from
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of failure. To all such we say. peruse Gabriel's treatise."
—Civil Servier Gazette.

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REQUISITE FOR A SINGLE TOOTH OR COM-
PLETE SET.

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mastication. Is. 6d. pet. Box, or sent on receipt of 20
stamps.
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The above preparations may be had from any chemist
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Stopping Decayed Teeth, Scaling, &c.

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r 110, REGENT-STREET,

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