The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-08 00:00:00

CHESTER RACES.

Yesterday the " Grand Annual Gathering," to witn;
the " Great. Event," was, more than usually, attendea
a " thronged multidude ;" the vast amphitheatre P_rf,
sented a galaxy of rank, beauty, and fashion, seldera,..V,
be seen congregated together, and the " attraetive
presented to their admiring gaze could scarcely bale apes
witnessed on any other course in the kingdom...

following are the " events" of the day :
HELTER SKEETER HANDICAP Of 5 sot's each, w"

30 soya added. Half a mile. 1,
5 10 Mr. Parker's b c Teddy, 3 yrs Foretell 2
810 Captain Christie's b h Defiance, 6 yr 5......... White co
Wells •
8 3 Mr. H. Lar e's h h oldt, 5 s
7 8 Mn.s Osbaldestocne's brHun cla yr
Claret, 4-years...H. Stetrgles 01
7 0 Mr. Adkin's br c Titormus, 4 yrs ... J. Forster
6 3 Mr. Percival's br f Janet Pride. 3 yrs.. ..... . . Quintorn 1,1)
5 10 Mr. Whittaker's b f Chere Petite. 3 yrs...• • • ••• • Pucker 0
4 6 Mr, C. Peek's bf Pi incess Eugenie, 2 yrs.. -- wSnowdon _
Backsba
8 3 Mr. Morris' b h Corin, 5 yrs • 0
6 10 Mr. J. Osborne's br c Aifred, 3 yr 5............ Challenor 6 ta
Betting.-3 to 1 agst Titormus ;4to 1 agst Teddy;
1 agst any other. Chere Petite with Teddy in e`tio,
company made the running to the bridge turn, •1r .„e
Defiance and Teddy went to the front, the latter vvi11111"
easily by a length: Years'
HER MAJESTY 9 PLATE Of 100 guineas ; for three ed,
old, 7st 21b ; four, 9st 21b; ,five, 9st 12 lb ; six alld 4 •
lOst 21b. Thrice round.
Mr. R. Wilson's ch c Heir of Linne, 3 yrs . •Charlton
is
Air. T. Parr's b c Saueehox, 4 yrs
7 Mr. J. Osborne's br c Idmon, 3 yrs
Il
Captain Christie's b h Defiance, G yrs.
Mr. Barber's br h Domino, 5 yrs.... Bartholc .
Bate. ;,
mew •
Mr. E. R. Clark's br f Lady Florence, 3 yr 5..........
'
"0
Lord Clifden's ch t Homily, 4 y;5...
Mrs. Osbald-ston's b f Alinie, 3 yrs ......
Betting.—Even on Saucebox ; 4 to 1 agst. 1d°11,4
ea.rusphag
W. c
s '
Linne ; 6to 1 ag,st any other. Minie had the rutalirmi
for the first time round, Saucebox lying last. At tap
second time round Defiance went to the front and took,"r
the running, Heir of Linne being third; in this err-,
they kept for the third time round, when 110113-10
Defiance, and Minie respective!), led; at the turn into4o
straight Saucebox and Heir of Linne advanced t° for
front, and, after an exciting race, the latter won dove"
by a length ; Inion a bad third.
a Mit
The TRADESME d
NS' PLATE of 200 sovs, in specie, ad de
a Handicap Sweepstakes of 25 sovs each, 15 ft. 5e e
oar.
to receive b 0 sovs out of the stakes. Certain iwillter,
extra. Cup Course, about two miles and a (I°9_,LA
196 subs, 92 of whom declared and paid 5 sovs;
did not name.
5 1 Mr. Parker's b f One Act, 3 yrs . .• •
Fiatoia:.„ 0
8 0 Lord Chesterfield's b m Typee, 6 yrs
5 8 Mr. Sargent nas ch c Yellow Jack, 3 yr 5...... Fl!ridbbnilanti:l 3
Alder, #
8 7 Mrs. Osbaldeston's b c Rifleman, 4 yrs B irtholome; 0
7 12 Mr. Howard's b h Scythian, 5 yrs ........ ,
7 10 Mr. Kemp nas ch h Hungerford, aged ...... ..Cbarin 0
7 10 Mr. Copperthwaite's b h The Early Bird, 5 yrs,
7 3 Captain Lane's h h Epaminondas, 5 yrs ••• • •••G` .'sjg
8 2 Mr. E. It. Clark's b h Mr. Sykes, 6 yrs (11 b).. F. lat-to a
C 12 Mr. J. Osborne's b f Lady Tattoo, 4 yrs ...... ••• • "e•ett
6 10 Lord Clifden's br h Poodle, aged .. ............ 0.00
ye d
6 8 Mr. Duff nas br g Cardsharper, 5 yrs ........ Musg,ler 0
6 10 Mr. O'lieiliy's b c Vandyke, 4 yrs ..............
Plumb
0
6 8 Mr. Greville's ch h Quince, 5 yrs ................ ,ty 0
6 6 Mr. Barber's br h Goork all, 6 yrs ........ Ntrlso' e
6 6 Mr. Heywood nasb c Courtenay, 4
6 4 Mr. F. Fisher's g New Brighton, 3 yrs ...... 117,11,70,
6 4 Mr. Rigby's br f Imogene, 4 yrs • ***Q"A.lirtg •
6 3 Mr. Parker's b h Aldjord, 6 yrs ..................
6 0 Mr. J. M. Stanley's TY m Mishap, 5 yrs.. .. ..... rrop
6 0 Mr. Dicas nas b c Fat list, 4 yrs ............... ••,:vi,ger °
5 10 Mr. H. Hunt nas gr c Yorkshire Grey, 4 Pl. • •C"a.,,,cion
..soo,. , 0.
5 6 Mr. E. Parr's br c Stork, 3 yrs . TaY'° a
a 6 Nrr. Sidebottom's b c Aleppo, 3 yrs ..... .. ••• • " Bullock•
yrs .....WorthiniLs '0 0
3 Mr. S. Merry nas br c Hospitality, 3 yrs.. ••• • „Istelu
4 10 Mr. J• Wood's ch f Vine, 3 yrs (h.b.) ........ • •P_Ln-iner a -
4 10 Mr. Hagarty nas b c Bubble, 3 yrs ........ Vir• G",,•;deri
4 6 Mr. T. W. Redhead's b c Van Dunck, 4 Yrib,,••'„,n,i-jotoll
6 8 Mr. Hind nas b c Siding, 4 yrs. ... "'lnver.;
4 7 Sir J. Hawley's eh f Bedsit, 3 yrs ............... %Lod Ali
The jockeys drew for places in three rands, 7 sboa
Stanley, one of the stewards, informed them tha" per'
any jockey disobey the starter's orders, he would be
£25, and prevented riding during the meeting. „ago)!
Bettin at start.-5 to 1 agst Yellow Jack (teens'.
5 to 1 agst Yorkshire Grey (taken) ; S to 1 agstliogfren)i
10 to 1 agst Stork (taken); 15 to 1 agst Typee
20 to 1 agst Courtenay (taken); 100 to 1 agst oorPli
. on
(takea
Won by a head; the same distance between the tie
and third. Ititle°26°
Aldcroft was thrown but not seriously hurt-
broke down.
Nett value of the stakes 2,845 sovs. 30 soil
with 4 01*
THE SCRAMBLE HANDICAP Of 5 SOTS each,
added. Winner to be sold for 80 sovs in the 1101/alter
Three quarters of a mile. Winner of the
Skelter 7 lb extra-11 subs.
4 7 4 Mr. Samwell's br c Usurer. 4 yrs .............. • „."g 2.4
11 5 0 Lord Willon's ch fby Birdcatcher —Sacrifice. by be;
won .7
•0
8 7 Mr. Daley', b h Mums, 6 yrs
5 7 0 Mr. E. R. Clark's b I Plausible, 4 yrs.. ...... •• • •
6 6 8 Mn. Lloyd's b f Petticoat, 4 yrs • • •• ' .... ...... "
.•••• 0 '
7 5 12 Baron Rothschild's hr f Little Tibby, 3 Yrs•• '• ,••• 0
8 5 12 Mr. Percival's br c Bird In the Bush, 3 Yrs" •• ''••• 0
9 I 7 Mr 'l'. Paws nes. bf D .able Mixture, 3 3"5"...:. " it
0
1.5) 5 7 Mr. J. Osborne's b f Tiff by Gameboy, 3 yrs. ft.
TRIENNIAL PRODUCE STAKES Of 10 sovs each' nAloes
30 sovs added, for four years' old ; colts Bst 91b,
tbee°
51b. Mile and thre q
b f
e uarters.-7 subs. for
4 Mr. J. Osborne's Lady Tattoo (61b) walked over
stares.

,tio eiti,
SIXTY SOVEREIGNS, the gift of the members for l'to go I
added to a sweepstake of 3 sous each; the latter duo 6s_
the second horse ; three years' old colts 6st
91b; four years old colts 6St 61b, fillies' Eist 3111' t
121 b, il:' 0000
round and a distance.-9 subs. ..•• '• 1
Mr. T. Parr's br c Fisherman, 3 yrs.... . ......... '.. ~• •' 0
Mr. J. Osborne's b c Night,Hawk,3 yrs. . • ••• • ...... ..
• • ' 0 1
Mr. Morris' b c General Picton, 4 yrs .•. •••• • • ..... ' .....•". 0
Mr Brown's b c by Surplice— Lady Mary, 3 yrs • • • • • ' :,.• ••
Mr. in'e b c Flatterer, 4
FishermanAdk , the favouritey
,rs won easily by a wig
_•11

THE CUSTOM'S BILL or ENTRY The Caston, gett
of Entry, for Liverpool, is now under exclosive nia;aiefl
ment of Mr. Price Elwards, the recently,' 3PP,oreedi
collector at this port, and official inspiration has -of tbig
resulted in improved editorship. One advantigle '41)0
new arrangement is that the important inforraafi°ll,„ the
this publication is the vehicle of communicating'
more oft r coo
commercal circles, will be given in future much
and satisfactorily than it has hitherto. For inst3nc,eell 36
will be taken that henceforth all goods exported 35 400'
imported will be entered and included in the dailY r'.l, the
The value of imports will also be ascertained, for flat. the
Bill
roisiwtinotfiamtEtlr4,atofisthtehe6tvhaliunest
0,
fwgeooficins,donit
wsitlcl3da,,a,ttydiheeo
been paid, imported into Liverpool during the fi" is sat
months of the present year. The value of thendutY tliog
star ,
the extraordinary sum of X 10,447,864 of oil'
fact, which attests to the commercial inaportasoceen bet,
port. This information, as we all know, has often no
sought for before, in Parliament and elsewhere, but ii: oe,:e
heretofore, been forthcoming. It is evident 03',„able ;
statistics are not only locally but also nationally v,l!`ii'te tio
and we are sure the subscribers will Cully tiPPrev°l4,cards,9
trustworthy and disinterested efforts of Mr.- Pi ico ~'-'O3, situ
in placing these matters so prominently before fit reatlf
we anticipate that the Bill of Entry, with its gupport
increased information, will have a more ,extended ,thei, to
from the mercantile,. community than it has 13'
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