Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-10 00:00:00

m fro tell the

and stated, ill -4.nswen. to, some questions,_that daring
the time licenzes wereimforce they -alwaystheld tlicrura—
sellers responsible fOr mimes, committed:;'..
Mr. J. R. JkEFEur,who• was preient,litthe meeting,.
mswed a vote.oi to, Mr. Welkels: and itated-that
the idea whielithe magiitrates in Liv heloliwas. to.
*rat educate -±:espeople;.that they mig-ht ,able b know
what was fon-their•- interest_ • He disi.(not belieyeaban
they were to,make the• people sober ---by)act of- Ralia,
meat, but by-moralinfilienee and example.
The moticalwas.,selonded by Mr. aninthal, .antl the:
meeting sepanated.

Housracizakiuts.—The Coffee sag by Thompson
bothers, 5, .Elliott-street, is. 4d.,..iszbetter titan .yon
guy is. Bd. far at-atm-other establishment.

MU- it.-

- MUSEUM ol? BMW, HUGH Mrl,lzll.
teresting, undue, .and) most valuable collection has beer
preserved taAhe eapitali of Seotlaud. The price.is up-
wards of .o,oooi of which Government contributes;
£5OO, the remainder being made up ;bp contributions
from the f.iends-of7seience and the admirers effona of
her most gifted SOBS.

GRAND. ±IIEATICEI: AI RED DE JAMRIRO.--1115 result
of the competition fnr designs of the..grand titeatre
Rio de jenego has.been at length made known by the
Brazilian Government. There were. twenty-fde com
petitors, the.. sowessfal candidate being AL. Gustavo
Wachncidt4 of. Rio de Janeiro, who, carries •oft the fist
premitun-of winle the second place is.occupied
by two) of,• our, own conntrymen' Messrs. Green. and
Devillel 486, Gteat Otmond-street;Fho haw,- been re-
warded*vith a premirza of £90(). The thitd: place is
filled hy-can Arouriban gentleman of:Philadelphia. Mr.
Samttal4Swan, whose plans have. been alto. dwated
worthy,o£ a recompense of £450. The d.?sign to: which
the itmt premium has been awarded about- to be
erected.'

Yiporting *titiligracr.

RAgING FIXTURES FOR SEPTEMBER.

liplivelt.. ~ -- - 12 Lecester
Dimeaster
Ve*i.Harevee
DoNer,. . „ , 15 113,e1ford
Tenby,
Bridge.,3,..ter, and West 1113;econ
Somerset

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15;1 .Walsall

CILATIIAM AND ROUtgSTER 11te-F,S.—Fazoa'A
THE MEMBWV PLATS, OF £5O.
stt.tbs,
6 9 Mr. Forraby's Neophyce
B I 2 Mr. Abel's Adu
t 5 Mr. Ward's Emotip

pour rap,
HANDS AX §WISZRSTAKES

The Gem
Arrainius

UITRDZX'ItACI

Soylla
Clear the Way

Rim ran.
Qom' I*EIMAN STAKES

Arminius
Bo Peep..

Four ran.
TRF„, ii.r,NT STAKES OF 15 SOVS,
st. lbs. Two Muzs.
8 4 Mr Fogmbea Twilight
8 12 Mr..Huglos' T. P. Cooke
8 12 AU. Westortolea Pactolus
Eight mt.
THE NUItSEILY PLATE.
Pauline Fitly
Hand over Hand
Curicqr

Seven ran.
EGHAM RACES,
The Betting Stand Plate is awarded to Hand over Hand,
the Alboni Colt being disqualified.

LATEST BETTING.
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP,
8 to 1 against The Squire (t).
9 to 1 against Paul.
12 to 1 against Julia (t).
14 to 1 against Gracchus.
18 to 1 against Miss Whip filly N.
20 to 1 against Newstead.
30 to 1 against Mazzini.
ST. LEGER.
6 to 4 on Promised Land (off).
8 to 1 against Summerside.
12 to 1 against Marionette.

CR§AREWITCIrfiTAKES
100 to 5 on the field (off).
100 to 3 against Roman Candle (t).
40 to 1 against Black Tommy (t).