Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-10 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9

,AGET

o them livhile on board your vessel en
merit of tire: ervices you :rendered on that
sion. It now only remains for me to hand you this
,splendid chronometer, with chain attached ; and I may
be allowed to add, that the best wishes of the Local
Marine Board go with you, and that.we will watch with

cur kinitnos:

LUNG STAKES of 5 sows. each,—with
20 sous. added.

fr. Blauton's.gr c Doaizetti, 3 yia(E6o)
Sr. Wintringham's b c Malachite, 3 yrs (13(
Ir. Maberley's b f:Marie Wilton, 2 yrs (E2e
Sr. Clark's b f Lassie, 3 yrs (E2O)
Brown's b f Dove, 3 yrs (E 2.0)
5 to 4 against Donizctti, 3 to 1 ag,'
1.,- M-" W--

_Edwards 1
Snowden 2
_.„. , n s t Marie
Wilton,rimsptashanlacewey and 54'3
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anlb::. Forclham 4
partte,- iffe." % i.,.. Against Malac
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PLATE-iir boughthd in for 60 guineas.
The present was then handed over to.Ciptain Petrie.
It is a beautiful gold chronometer watch, with massive
B;.1 a:.
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si-le'bths gnaf
j3lE'soaabiaidnlyerdg.P.etAoeliddieaslee'Llras griyiCrileeeddael'so3. rYanrs..
chain attached, and is enclosed in a magnificent Morocco
Mr. E. Challoner 2
case, embossed. with the stars and stripe ,3 the national
emblems of the American republic. The watch bears the
5, to
o 2 agsrnt Asdnam6Beode, 4
sto g
'l°Patkssn!ersss of
'States, to Captain Peter Conrad Petrie,.cf the British
_cs-amoonl
jdeurffioeiLt.
ikfTrieT T. Ireotef'nsLp7seednhio,nAtdasolanntrao:rßottrilia,
third,
cly
Peel.an and half
Orange, Satellite,
-following inscription -.—" The President: the United
wesevenfh. Master Bigot, sto 1 agst
sorew-eteamor City of Washington, for humanity to "
third and fourth; Lord of Lorn was fifth, Adelaide
ethsixbr, aeneq
ohipwreeked American seamen. 1859."
declared to win with Lord of
he CpaitaellnuPpettribee cluapdtaonin,lyiliasfdaewila
whoterdrstisathye.
TLhem.
the Grey Oak, he did not expect any further
the proud feeling of saving the Jives of so many persons.
He would .beg of the chairman to :transmit ,to the .Pre-
sident of .the United States his thanks. He might say
rwarcrdlThetwhaeonnf
that it was chiefly owing to the captain's daughter that
their lives were saved. ,Some of the crew of the
Grey Oak amid have left the ship two days
before they did, had it not been for her exer-
tions. She, .by her noble example kept them at the
pumps for two days, and. it was not ;until the ship
had been lying on her beam ends for twelve hours that
the vessel was abandoned. Had they left the vessel at
the time some of the crew desired, there is little doubt
;all would have perished. •
The' Chairman having requested Captain Petrie to
I.mve his certificate of merit with the secretary, who
would endorse it with the fact of the presentation
taking place that day, the proceedings terminated.

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KNOWSLEY NURSERY HANDICAP STAKES of
5 sovs. each, 2 ft., with 70 sovs. added, for 2 years old.
Mr. Thornton's ch. c. Curlew Edwards I`.
Mr. Barton's ch. c. Jim Grimshaw 2
Mr. Copeland's ch. f. Lady Grosvenor Fordham 3
Mr. Richmond's ch. c. Stockton Charlton 4
alsoNeThssuesf,osllaotwhaneinga._
ran :---First Lord, Springwell, Apollyon,

sto 2,--at first sto I—,-against Jim,
8
1 against Lady Grosvenor, and
100 to 8 against Apollyon. Won by a length; a head between
second and third ; a bad fourth ; Apollyon was fifth, and
First Lord next.
A HANDICAP HURDLE
t2o t°l
against iigainsFit
RACE of 50 sovs., added to a
Sweepstakes of 5 toys. each 2 ft.
Mr. Locke's b g Romeo, aged ......... ,
..............
Mr. Brown's br c Pactolus, 4 yrs
rst Curlew,rd,
jou _ _ . .
Maria Agnes and Dr. Leete also ran.
Even Romeo, 6to 4 agst Pactolus. Won very easily by three
lengths. Dr. Leete and Maria Agnes did not pass the post.
The JUVENILE STAKES of 5 sovs. each, with 25 sovs.
added, for two years old.
Mr. R. C. Naylor's br c Chirper Smethurst I
Mr. Saxon's eh f Lady Emily L. Snowden 2
2tol on Lady, Emily. Won very easily by a length.
The CROXTETH WELTER CUP (in specie) of 30 goys.,
added to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 toys. each.
Mr. Barber's br 0 King William, 4 yrs Mr. Edwards 1
Mr. M. Hardy's b f Emerald, 3 yrs W. White 2
Mr. 11. E. Jthnstone's br c Sobersides, 3 yrs
.....Hunt 3
Mr. Tempest's br g :Balton Messenger, 6 yrs
head, a bad third.igh.ipgall 4
•
2to 1 on King William. Won by a

.W. White 1
....Palmer 2

I COVET AND OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived at
Windsor Castle, on Tuesday afternoon, from Oxford,
attended by Colonel the Hon. R.,Bruee and his Equerry
in Waiting to meet his royal sister, the Princess Frederick
William of Prussia and the Prince.

EXTRA ENTRIES.
TUE TYRO STAKES, of 5 sous. each, tve.
To be sold for
• . .. ..................... £2O

Lieutenant Colonel Mande, RA., has been appointed
Crown Equerry, in place of the late Major Groves.
The Right Hon. Henry Fitzroy, First Commissioner
of Works, has been for several weeks confined to his bed
by severe indisposition.
Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P., by the demise of his
mother, becomes possessor of the family mansion in
Whitehall-gar6ns and the family plate, besides a hand,
some annuity of about £5,006, charged upon the patri-
monial estates in Staffordshire.

Ladi Emily
Maria Wilton
Buttercup .....

Apollyon

HELTER-SKELTER STAKES,

Colonel Clifford, son of Rear Admiral Sir Augustus
Clifford, has been appointed Yeoman Usher of the Black
Rod at. the House of Lords, in the room of the late Mr.

ORDER OF RUNNING

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