The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-20 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

DONCASTER RACES.—YESTERDAY.
LATEST BETTING.
DONCABTEA CUP.
Even on the Field
4 to 1 aget Warlock—taken
Nothing else mentioned. Typee. Pretty Boy, and Loco
scratched.

CESATtENVITCH.
20 to 1 agst Cerva—taken
20 .. 1.. Middleton—taken
25 .. 1 .. Alice Wentworth—taken
25 .. 1.. H-miiy—taken
25 .. 1 .. Merlin—taken
30 .. I .. Cotswold—taken
30 1 .. Peter Wilkins—taken
40 .. 1 Duvernay F—taken
50 1 .. Diego—taken
DERBY.

14 to I agst Tournament—taken
20 .. 1 .. Schiedam—taken
33 .. 1 Lambourne—taken
Jacket—taken State°.
Victoria is scratched for the Doncaster Stakes and Parkhill -
DON STAKES.
Artillery..

Two ran.
PARKHILL STAKES.

Melissa
Three ran. 9
DONCASTER STAKES.
Bonnie Scotland
Six ran. 9
SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 soya.
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Prince-of Orange 1 Yellow Jack.. ...- ••• • *' 4
THE SCURRY STAKES.
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Stnrm

Six. ran.
DONCASTER CUP. :.,
Fandango .. 1 I Melissa.
Eight ran. Won by a head. 0
• NURSERY STAKES. .0
.. ......... . Evelyn
Twenty.four ran. 0
TOWN PLATE.
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F1yaway.......... 1 (New Brighton .... ....
Sixteen ran.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE•

LIVERPOOL, SEPTEMBER 20.
It.
601
HIGH WATER—Morn. 2 53—Even. 3 18 —Height, 1., •-•
ARRIVED. ale
roef Iya
Sept. 19.—Joseph Tarratt, from Melbourne—Bellona, Pe- psoa,„
Young Eagle, St. John, N.B.—Araxes (s.s.', Alexandria 2040,-
(new s.s.), Clyde—City of Manchester (s.s.), Philadelphian
Pernambuco—Alice, Antwerp—Enterprise, London.
,011 SAILE.
Sept. 19.—Mercury, for CarboneaD
—Trinity Yacht,' Deng COO
Hawk, Newfoundland and Pernambuco—Montmorency, a"
S. Pennell, New Orleans—Geo. F. Patten, Baltimore.
for
OUTPORTS. COI Of
d
Greenock, Sept. 19 —Arrived—Bromielaw, Spandal n
nia, Fowler, both from Montreal—Brunell, Black, put ff,-yetyrk
having been on shore. Sailed, Sept. 18.—J. W. A. Lo'l,-,3,
San Francisco—lsabella Kerr, Cowan, Demerara—Maral'Aflev
Trinidad. Sep. 19.—Sarah Parrington, Whine, for Neff -
Sea Lion, Colburn, New York.
MARITIME EXTRACTS. _A ire.
Liverpool, Sept. 19 —The City of Washington (11.9.), a'rjei
Philadelphia, spoke the ship Albion, Sept. 5, returning fa
with loss of foretopmast and jibboom. sal
Thurso, Sept. 16.—The Ahti, Jarvelin, of and for
Liverpool, with a cargo of salt, cotton, &c., has been wrecnis ("ci
Pentland Firth, and only two of the crew saved. Capt
took the name from the Sound), aged 54, and his wife, It'lisbr"
the crew, drowned. Amongst them is said to be an gee
taken on board at Liverpool. _del, Or
Adelaide, June 18 —A large portion of the wreck of a T`":,,, tp,jor
several empty bottles and tubs, with Chinese characters 010.'
have been washed on shore rear Brighton.—Planks of a deck
00
buckets, &c., have been washed on shore near Port Willife2;to
Philadelphia, Sept. 4.—A large ship was seen ashore, fate-
Phcenix Island, by the Keystone State (s.), arrived here Ye
from Savana. of
SPOKEN. ing AO
A large Steamer, bound S.E., off Cape St. Vincent, to,•e,,g, ,„00
steamer, apparently with loss of funnel.—Grecian
lat. 35 N., lon. 4 E.—A Barque, with white flag, 8°1)1' cd,
Liverpool, Sept. 14, off Land's End.—Catherine, of Liverili. JO
1. off Malta.—Walter, from Jamaica for Liverpool, Aug.
Gulf of Florida. ,01,

EIGN .
Langdale, from AkyabFO atR St. Helena,PORTS and sailed for LW'
August I.
Tiber (s.s.), hence at Palermo.
Flora, hence at Alicant. d for
Corinthian (s.s.), from Palermo at Gibraltar, and cleare
pool, Sept. 12.
Wilhelmina, hence at Gibraltar.
Kitties., hence at Cronstadt.•
Vigilant, and Katty Darling—both hence at BrouershsP "
Leader, and Amelia—both hence at Helvoet. t. 135?
Freak Euphrates (~s.) sailed from Trieste fur Liverpool, Sel?!
Freak sailed from Denia. Sept. 1 ; Idea, Sept. 4 ; 155. u".. P
and Countess of Malmeabury, Sept. 7—all for Liverpool. .16.
P.
Lord Nelson sailed from Bourdeaux for Liverpool, SE
Heimdal sailed from Cuxhaven for Liverpool, Sept. 7.
Heurith sailed from Altona for Liverpool, Sept. 13.

DEATH.
The PO"
On the 18th inst., at St. Paul's-road, Tranmere, Mr. •,- ' ,
in his sgth year. t
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sale°
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larriages, and Deaths, are only inserted -
to our Office duly authenticated.
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BRIGHTENING Ur.—The little towns around -,-.lgle ire
growing ambitious, and are resolved to flare up 'I. Cl:,101
larger neighbours. Thornbury has its gass works IV
don will soon flash out its rows of lamps over thee 0901
Channel, and now Keynsham is determined not to b 00
down," its inhabitants having resolved to blaze up 04
eat. ICI,I°
ALLSOF'S WAX-WORK EXHIBITION, TO-4, °:10. the
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LIME-STREET. LIVERPOOL.—DOVE, THE Mint°ltep g 1301,1
only correct likeness of this criminal is to be 5,`,,,ier.,0
above exhibition, and is placed by the side of Pa'reed
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these poisoners are full-length, and are acknowle4vortel
to be perfect likenesses. The are surrounded l'rso 00 0
of 100 wax figures, large as lie; together with vi,ureb:te,ll
busts, casts of heads, &c.. &c. ; also a greet, 0 tgaeu
Stereciscopic and other views. The proprietor u'i"pcisllo,l
that the likeness of Dove and Palmer are al'4`c,a WI 01
the only true ones taken. Palmer was modebt 04410
George Ewing, of London, during his trial 3 Sr. 30
Bailey; and a sketch of Dove was taken b,Yoy loffore
Sten ey, of York, and afterwards modelled cxl), re'OPeidrili
Allsop, by Mr. William Leland, of Liverpool' A 411610/
ten, a.m., till ten, p.m. Admission, Sixpence. ii 00
band in attendance. Observe the name of '4'6
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work on the two lamps over the entrance.
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