Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-14 00:00:00

to say ,escaped with a few bruises. The. horse was
shortly after stopped in Byrom-street by a gentleman
who,deservcs praise for his courage in doing so.
ROBBING ORCHARDS.—Yesterday, at the Birkenhead
Policercourt, three boys, named Michael Welsh, Thomas
Donellv. and. James 111‘Iver, were placed in the dock on

ispirati'ons, suelias foreign journalists are he

usas.. v • -
a charge of having stolen a large quantity of apples. 'lt
appeared ,that between three and four o clock on Sunday
morning, the prisoners were stopped in Field-street,
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zarKenneau, uy nt.l/11, A.
a large sack full of apples upon his shoulders. Enquiry
showed that they had been taken from' the garden of
•
Mr. Bamford, at Bidstpn

Napoleon particularly, and (
crenerally. It would impose . a

The prisoners were all sent

aol for two—rifOii

Yesterday

ast, impertinence, ar
nust be with bated breath and i

ssemblea at the

Englshmen and ft

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it did once

before when it save(

stonian disgrace

Messrs. KINNEAR ark
GENTLEMEN,—The Hat yi
nounee the most easy and comfort

LI am, Gentlemen, yours trtily

KIN-NEAR and

SIMPSON, Hatter

st. Georl

1 is mo:

placing before their readers o prove the facility of Eng-
land's subjugation, drumming the glory of such a tri-
umph into the universal public ear, for no other purpose
than to create and realise the attempt a state of foreign
feeling that would have' been kept in its normal col

The CORPORATION PLAT): Of 190 SON'S
Handicap Stakes of 10 sovs each,
winner of any handicap amounting
weights are published, to carry 51b ;
one of 200 sovs, 81b extra ; the owne
receive 15 sovs out of the stakes; th
to. the Race fund ; (37 subs

lapsed—state, had our louse 'of Commons met these cut-
down attempts in the true spirit of Englishmen.
But English pluck seems sunk to zero. Our pusilla-

dastard silei

Mextmo
Dv
Or

.ster Bagot

Montebello
Ardour ~,.

4...9 4 A

4... S 12 Griffin ..
4...8 12 Binningll:
5...8 11' Cox Wold

i ram
3...8 6 Cod

offence to French born-
. If it speak at -all, it

The-Argosy
Lord of Lor
The Leper .

1 Gaspaid
ugation

)dd Fellow

2 Maid of the Mist

10 Honey
9 Spring

are indeed proximate. No, no ; however a base and. Volta
cowardly Whig AdminiStration may truckle to a French- Gallus 3..7 . 7 Be Quickidan
to France; let the Press do its'duty at least, as Tom King 7 3 Hara
THE PORTLAND PLATE of 200 sovs in specie
Handicap Stakes of 5 soya each, for .all acre , t
baciPiele7:l-1
say race value 500 sot's after the weights appeal
uld,miirnEmnytaischo npscurieesnsfere:lld
n roused
not
extra ; the owner of the second horse to reedy,
..4. at.. ......1-n. • +lll, vcrinnor tn YIRV 25 to
to the

the.temper of the country, and that temperni,
dignantlY ousted a weak and terrified Administration for. .
its•cowardly acquiescence in the Imperial attempt to .in- Underhand.
terfere with our statute-book, by imposing on its pages North Linco
a•COnspiracy Bill, the pear would have been considered Sunbeam....
ripe . for plucking. The Imperial command and the Duneany
French colonel's dethonstration were only feelers put •Kathar4

Red-house in. (68 subs

- -
forth to ascertain if English pluck were in its right, its
wonted place ; and to that national pluck, roused by
that paramount, potent Fourth Estate, the 12:0„, Nv'e
owe our preservation from a meditated ''.ciscent 11Ipb. our
shores. Had we ---- •• _, vr, I i
and confident in its reliance on the sup-
' _ ru.sesseu a ministry, protid In its own
pseolrfiroT;chet'country, that insolent :attempt of the Em-
peror to usurp the functions of our Parliament would
have met with a proper rebuke. A Canning would
have given him to understand that, though it was our
intention to alter tl-- '-‘ had

Kestrel
The "

age at lb
. 5...9 12 Harr
. 3...9 5 Vigo

4:::9 4 ninth

one statut( not his interference
interposed, yet our .self-respeet, imposed on us the duty
of throwing that previous intention to.the winds, pos-
sibly to be taken up at some aiture Period, or session,

ciPnt Writ On
Abron •
Star of the East
New Brighton
King-a-Arms
Blackthorn
Contract
Lady Kingston

Coroner
Twilight
Actiron

llesperithusa
Comforter
Bankrupt
Volta

4...9 2 Petra
4...9 2

3...7 13
3...7 12

leggy • •
First Lord

whCn the ,insult was forgotten. The oreign potentate
who could perpetrate such a daring act of impertinence
must -have had the Government he addressed in great

Amaryllis
Penalty
Lord of the Mano:

4...7 12 . Horace

3...7 12 Be Quid

contempt. The coward's supplication for the bully's
forbearance never yet succeeded in private life; nor will
it in national.

Palm-leaf
Black Eagle
Birmingham

12 Stanley
11 Ilighden
) Aristocrat.
7 Market Ga
4 Lucknow
4 Harridan
4 Gridiron

4...7 7

3...7 2 Q. of the Vale
3...7 .0 Tommy Noble (hb

If the Press be not vigilant, the coerced acquiescence
of the Government to increase our naval defences will
subside. That is a department particularly demanding
attention. The foreign seals, too, are in wrong hands.
The Secretary holding them must be looked after. Such
a man may fritter away both the honour. and the safety
of England in protocols as effectually as personally in
an assembled Congress. The penetralia of secret diplo-
macy must be probed, and the barrier broken down
which prevents negotiations with foreign States becoming
national property for the. House of Commons to deal
with. By the seal of secrecy the House is hoodwinked,
and engagements and Combinations, prejudicial to the
interests of the State, may easily be entered into, that
may frustrate advantages of future altered circumstan-
ces. Between the established incapacity of the Radical
Foreign Secretary, and "the devil-may-care" pugnacity
of the Premier his master, I confess to fears for my
country's safety in this her hoar of trial. My only
hope is, I again repeat, in the public Press, the potenti-
ality of which must be felt by both Government and
people, in its, lynx-eyed surveillance over the naval de-
partment as now administered. There. was an evident
disinclination on the part of the' Government to pursue
the course marked out by Sir John Pakington. I hope
the- eye of the latter will be on that particular depart-
ment during the vacation, and that any relaxation in it
wApilallb give
n pteo the pub
rhapspunleicce.ssaDryane
tg.arr
abrwoaoks
warning
gott delay.
hat has
appeared again and again in yours, as. well as other
pearninntast h
; e buttoo
oftenonasubnbrjneegt
hstohegfraarseTtahnedpurmhlpinormtainntd, they
BROOKVAI E.

Wild Rose

3 Attraction
3 Lord Nelso:
4 Gallus,

Squire
Scribbler,
Eltham Beauty
Liveryman

3 Argosy
3 Pan
3 Underhand
3 Twilight
3 King-at-Arms
3

Noveastle
Paul
Coroner
Bankrupt

LATEST BETTING

6 to 4 on Promised Land.
9. to 2 against Summerside

IMPROVEMENT IN TIENTLEMEN'S HATS

Liver.:ool, April 15, 1859

nree days since I pro-
Hat-I have- ever pre-

Bootle, April 20, 1859

me better, and

Blezard, b Tyrer
Robarts, b Woodat

new Hat I have ever hid or

WEST HEY.--FIRST INNINGS

Mills
Peel b Bland
Lyon t w b Mills
Whitley b Hetherington
'Woodall b Mills
Henderson c Bland b Bland
C. Tyrer b Hetherington
A. Bean not ou t
E. Wason b Mills
o I Openshaw b Mills

....6 12 "Muthleer
6...812 SurpriBe
4...8 12 La(ly Peel
4...8 12 Harefoot
4...8 9 Tight-fit
4...8 9 Birdbolt
a... 8 4 The Drone •
3...8 4 Orcus
4...8 4 Ifelia
3...8 3 Topsail
3...8 0 6picebox
3...8 0 Cby the Cure,---Crazy

2...5 5

. U
2...5 5
2...5 5
2...5 4
2...5 0

2...5 0

2...5 0
2...5 0
2...4 10

7

2...4 7
.2_4 0

3...7 0 Tousb
3...7 0 Parmesan
A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs. each, h. ft., with 50 added ; two
year olds, 7st.; three, Bst. lffib.; fillies and geldings allowed
31b. ; the second horse to save his stake; Red-house in.
The STAND PLATE HANDICAP of 5 sow. each, with 50 added;
for three year olds and upwards; the second horse to save
his stake; Red-house in.
HER MAJESTY'S PLATE of 100 guineas ; three year olds, 7st.;
four, Bst. 51b. ; five, Bst. 121 b. ; six and aged, Oat. 21b. ; Cup
Course.
are. age.

Although niany people have a fancy that a great favourite
cannot win, I am yet inclined to believe in the favourite; and
with Alfred Day in the saddle, I must trust in PRoMIsED LAND
to win the St. Leger. If, however, Bray, or Wm. Day (his
owner), are put up, I would not rust him with a shilling.
Summerside or Prelude are the best worth backing after the
favourite. Prelude ought to be backed for a place. •

ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS AT DONCASTER.—Predictor, Miss Whip
colt, Madame Eglantine, colt out of Venus, Brother to Rainbow,
Vanquisher, Lord Nelson, East Langton, King-at-Arms, De-
fender, Pensioner, Mazzini, Dispute, Gallus, Grand Secret,
Souvenir, Squire, Queen Charlotte, TiMandra,* Tousle, Lady
Falconer,*High Treason, Orchehill, Edwin, Lady'Peel, Kestrel,
Rover, Bankrupt, Nereus, Greenwich Fair, Antidote, Mary
Stuart, Lawton, Quicksilver, Aston, Comforter; Summerside,
Marionette, Penalty, Conjurer, New Brighton, Horace, Tiara,
Lucknow, Syringe, Horror. Virza out of Miss Coninghanl,
Mayonnaise, Cheesecake, Shofforth Maid, Mixture, Wallace,
Sir William of Masham, Qui Vive, Baron Munchausen, Adele,
Empress.
D T CI Tt F T

L lY J. V .a. •
onet iOn •mi in
inning
itcoh
spare. the formerT hoenwsT
c.eTor,
On Saturday last, a return match at cricket was playedubbeo-
tween the first eleven of the West Hey School CricketiCl
ctu-f
Rock Ferry and of the Middle School of the Collegiate ns
vn TSNINGS.
rEeeGVirrAentrS°Erias.OUfso__ll:oy:Tifee runs, and

.0 b Tirer h
1 c Wason b Tvrer 0
0 c Hendersonb Woodall 0

Henderson * .1: '''''''''' 3 c Benn b Woodall
sescul banW, Woodall Bell,
Other, not out 5 run out,
Bland, b Woodall ........................ 2 b Tyrer
Mills, b Tyrer ............... 0 b Tyrer
Hetherington, c Rawdon b Tyrer ..0 not out
Bradley, b Tyro' 0 b Tyrer
Byes, ecc 2 Byes, Sce ... ..
Total —
21 Total ..