The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-11 00:00:00

and weights to appear shortly after.

The SEFTON HANDICAP Of ssovl. each, 3 ft, with 60sovs.
added. Toe winner of any Handicap flat race alter the
publication of the weights of the value of 70sors. clear, 3lbs ;
100, 61bs ; 200 and upwards, 101bs extra, but not to be
accumulative. Second to receive lOsovs. out of th stakes,
and the winner to pay lOsovs. towards expenses of the
Judge, &c. Six to start or only half the money will be
added. Entrance 2sovs. Mile and a half.-22 subs.

18 7 Alonzo, aged.
7 5 Lough Bawn ag:;cl

7 3 Pretty Boy, 3yrs
d 10 Reveillee, syrs

The HELTER SKELTER STAKES Of_3sovs. each, with

geldings, allowed 31bs. All winners at the present Meeting
slbs extra. Horses having started three times during the
present year without winning or being placed second
allowed slbs. Maiden four years old and upwards allowed
51bs in addition. to any other allowances which may be
claimed. The winner to be sold for 60sovs ; if entered to
he sold for allowed bibs; 30, 10ibs ; and 20, 141bs.
The winner to be Sold by Auction, and any surplus over
selling price to go to the Fund. Six subscribers or no race.
One mile. . . _

To Close the Evening preceding, at Seven o'clock.

A SELLING STAKES 01 SSOVS. each, with 20sovs. added.
Two years old 7st 4lbs, three Bst Nibs; four 9st 61bs,
five, six, and aged 9st 121bs; mares and geldings allowed
2lbs, anh maiden four years old and upwards 71bs. The
winner to be sold for 120sovs. in the usual way ; if entered
to be sold for £lOO, allowed 3lbs 80 511,5, 60 81b5,40 121bs,
30 181bs, and 20 241bs. The winner to be Sold by Auction
atter the race, and any surplus to go to the Fund. Second
to save his stake. Five subscribers or no race. T.Y.C.
To Close and Name the Night preceding at Seven o'clock.
The TYRO STAKES of 53ovs. each, with 3030v5. added,
for two years old. Colts Bst 121bs, fillies and geldings Bst
8113 s. The winner to pay ssovs. towards expenses. The
winner to be sold for 100 sovs. in the usual way ; if en-
tered to be sold for .€BO, allowed slbs ; 60, Sibs; 40, 141bs ;
and 20, 211bs. The winner to be Sold by Auction after
the race, and any surplus to go Ito the Fund. T.Y.C.-
6 subs. _ _

Pauline by;Sweatmeat

Thursday, November 13,

The LIVERPOOL NURSERY of 60s0vs. added to a Sweep-
stakes of 3sovs. each for two years old. If 20 subscribers
the second to receive 20sovs out of the stakes. Winner
to pay ssovs towards expenses. Ten subscribers or no
race. T.Y.C.

To Close and Name the Night preceding, at Six o'clock,
, and the weights to be published shortly after.
Entrance 2sovs.t to go to the fund.

The GREAT AUTUMN CUP of 200sovs. given by the
Captains of America and the Stevedors of Liverpool, with
200sovs in specie added by Mr. E. W. Topham, the
Lessee and Clerk of the Course, added to a Handicap
Sweepstakes, of 25sovs each, 10ft. The second to receive
50sovs. out of the stakes, the third to save his stake, and
the winner to pay 30sovs to the Judge and Starter. A
winner of any Handicap of the value of 100s,,vs. after the
publication of the Weights 3lbs ; two or 200, 7lbs ; and
the winner of the Cmarewitch, 121bs; second, 51bs extra;
but no horse to carry more than 121bs extra. Six to start.
Entrance 3sovs to go to the Fund. One mile and three
quarters.-115 subscribers and 50 acceptances.
8 3 Hungerford, aged 15 13 Lady Florence, 3yrs
7 6 Pantomime, 6yi-s [s' 7 Miss Harkaway, 3yrs

DESCRIPTION OF THE-GREAT AUTUMN CM—This mag-
nificent, prize, the gift of the Captains of America and
Stevedores of Liverpool, has been manufactured at the
well-known establishment of Mr. E. Whistler, silver-
smith and jeweller, 11, Strand. The Cup, intended to
represent the cordial good feeling which happily exists
between the two nations, is executed in the Renaissance
style, after the design of an amateur artist, upon whom
it I'l fleets the highest credit. The cup and cover stands
two and a half feet high, and is of solid silver. On one
side is engraved upon a shield—formed by the twining
together of the flags of the two nations, guarded by the
British lion and surmounted by the American eagle—
" Liverpool Autumn Meeting " and the names of the
stewards, sufficient space being left for the insertion of
the fortunate winner of this magnificent trophy; and on
the reverse, is a view of the port of Liverpool, with one of
the splendid American steamers "steaming out" for the
" States," a portrait of whose President adorns this side
of the Cup. The whole is exquisitely chased in bold
relief, and on the top of the cover is a beautifully-designed
thorough-bred mare, and foal, whilst the handles are
formed of horses most classically arranged. The prize,
altogether, is one of the handsomest that we have had to
describe this season, and in complimenting Mr. Topham
upon receiving so flittering' a testimonial from the donors,
we must award the highest praise to the establishmeat by
which it has been produced, not only for the characteristic
purity of design, but also for its superior and exquisite
workmanship.
A SELLING RACE of 2sovs. each, with 15sovs. added,
for maidens of all ages. Two years old 83t, three 9st
51bs, four 9st 10Ibs, five 94 121bs, six and aged lOst.
The winner to be:sold for 60sovs. ; and if entered to he
sold for £5O allowed 7lbs, 30 12ibs, and 20 lBibs. To
be Sold tfy Auction, and any surplus over the selling price
to go to the Fund. To start one hundred yards within the
T.Y.O post.
To Close the Night preceding:at Six o'clock.
The SELLING HURDLE RACE of 33ovs. each, with 20
sovs. added. Three years old 10st flibs, four list 91bs,
five l2st 2lbs, six and aged 12st 4lbs; maiden three
years old allowed 4lbs. The winner to be sold for 80
sovs. in the usual way ' • if entered to be sold for ..t'6o,
allowed 61bs, 40 Blbs, 30 141bs, and 20 201bs, The
winner to be Sold by Auction. and any surplus over the
selling price to go to the Fund. Winner of any hurdle
race (not being a handicap) in the present year, once,
51bs; twice, 71bs extra. Over four flights of hurdles.
Mile and a half.
To Close and Name the Night preceding at Six o'clock.

A HANDICAP HURDLE RACE Of 30sovs., added to a
sweepstakes of 3sovs. each in case of acceptance. Gen-
tlemen riders allowed Mb& Winner to pay 53ovs.
towards expenses. A winner of any hurdle race after
publication of the weights to carry slbs extra. Two