Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-05 00:00:00

Lord Ailest

Mr. W. Barratt's 13i Diadem
Mr., W. Barratt's b c Magnetic
•Count Batthy4ny's ch c Neel

Duke Of Beautort's Mite Ruin
Duke of Bedford's Golden Pippin
•Mr. R. Ten Broyek's Loiterer

Capt. Christie'sti.e if(?rrO;
Lord Clifden's c by Surplice

of Latitude
Mr. W.'S. Crawfurd's eh c
Nicholas

h c by Wood-

pigeon out
Lord Rioter'

Sykes out of Fortuna
4.:*. G. Fleming's fby Longbow
'or Mountain Deer out of Cal-
cavella . ,
•Mr. Ford's br c Francisco
Mr. Gratwicke's b c Error

MATCH 1,000, 300 ft; Bst 21b e,
Robinson's Apollo agst Mr. Smit
MATen 500, h ft; 8.51.—Mr.
agst the Duke of Bedford's b f

MATCH, 200, h ft ; Bst 71b each ;1
Hawley!sl Madame Eglentine,

MAT6I, 100, h ft ; last half mil
Twang, Bst 71b, agst Mr. Ten Broeck's Umpire, Bst

PROGRAMME OF CARLISLE RACES.-MESDAY

The CORBY CASTLE S'TAICES. of 5 soya each, with 50 added; two
year old colts 6st 71b, three Bst 71b, mares andgeldings allowed 31b;
winner once 31b, twice 51b'extra ;• the winner to pay 5 soya towards
expenses;" T.Y. C. ; 10 subs.
Buttercup, 2 yrs (51b ex) Springwell,.2 yrs •
Bk' cby Turnus, d by British Wildman, 2 yrs
Yeoman, 3 yrs B f by Stockwell out of Equal,
The Farmer from Kersy, 2 yrs " 2 yrs
Montrose, 2 yrs B f by Barnton out of Mr
C by Turnus out of Logic Taft's dam, 2 yrs
o'Buehan, 2 yrs The Wren, 2 srs

The CITY PLATE of 30 sovs, added to a Handicap of 5 sovs each,
3 ft ; the second to' save his stake, and the winner to pay 5 sovs
towards expenses; T.Y C.; 9 subs.

Raspberry
Griffin ..

age st lb
3...8 5 Rachel .
.3..,5 5 Knapton
48 2 .
.3..711 Annie....

age st lb
.3 . 7 7
.2..7 1
.3...7 0
.2..6 2

Premium
Susanhah

The CUMBERLAND PL
sous each, h ft, and ,!

of 100 sovs, added to a Handicap of
y if declared; the second to save his

anu toe winner to pay 10 Sovs towards expenses ; winners
of a handicap of_loo soya or upwards after June 7 61b, of- two of
that value 915 extra ; of the Northumberland Plate- 91b ; the
second in that race 41b extra; 'twice round and a distance.

age st lb I age Ft lb
Tournament.... .. ... • .5.. 9 0 Tlamlet .. ..... 4.. 6 0
Underhand (in 91b) extra 5.. 8 13 Ronconi (in 61b extra) .. 4.. 6 0
I3orderer • , 5 8 0 Abron .... ............. 4.. 3 12
Maid of Derwent . .... 6..7 10 Wellington ..... ...... 4.. 5 8
TunstallMaid (in 61b ex).4.. 7 8 Beethoven
Prince of Denniarl; (in 6lb Red Eagle
' extra).......... .... . ....4.. 6 9 Secret Treasure .... .... 3.. 5 5
Trip the Daisy 5 6-6 Maggie (h b)
Peerless .. • . 4.. 6"6 Daniel (in Sib extra) .... 3...4 13
Go Ahead .. - 4 Paul .......... ... ....3..4 7
Cawood .. .... .. 4.. 6 2 Trabuoo .4.. (pd)
Shafto ......... ......... ••3 .. 6 2 Greystock... . ..:......3' (pd)
The HOLM HILT. STAKES of 5 cove each, with 25 added, for all
ages ; , three-quarters of a mile.
The': GRANEi STAND lIANEICAP PLATE Of 50 says, lor all ages;
winners of any race a'ter June 21 51b, of two or more races 101 b
extra ; once round.

age st lb age st lb
Tournataimt-........ ..5 9 0 Weasel
Hegfra`".`r— ..*. ... . ..:..5 '. 8 1 Bilberry .. ... . ......3 . 6 6
Shafto (in Ion; extra) .. 3..7 12 Premium ........ ... ..3 .6 4
Trip the Daisy .. .5 7 .10 Lottery
Meta (h b) 4..7 6. The Bat.. ...., ... , ... .. 3 . 6 8
Cora inns
We11ingt0n.......4.,7 • 0 Rachel ........ .
Griffin -.. ...."..... . - 3..7 0 Sir Joseph
... . .. ... 3.. 5 4
Kenn erdy .
Mauehline .-... ...... .. 4..7 0

The following SelectiOn will be found near correct :—At New-
market July Stakes, the Venus, filly. At Carlisle, the Cumberland
Plate,,Roneoni. or Paul.
Yours,- A FRIEND OF THE MAN IN THE MOON.

A Monionr " DEAL."—It is related of him (the Marquis of
Waterford) that he purchased a horse of thelate-Mr. Keating, of
Garronlea, connty Tipperary, in the nighttime. And, certainly,
the story iS not impossible. It was as fellows :—Mr. Keating was
aroused, about two o'clock in the morning, hearing a carriage
driving rapidly to his door. He got up, and approaching a window
overlooking the entrance, asked "Who is there ?" A gentleman
got out, and said,
_" Lord Waterford; I'm told you have a horse to_
sell." "So I have, my lord," replied Mr. Keating, recognising the
voioé.• :"If your lordship will take a be'd in Inv how e, I will show
hisn to you in the morning." "Much obliged, -Mr. Keating."
replied his lordship, " but I cannot stop; so if I cannot have a look
at the horz4e now, I'm afraid we won't defile" Reluctant to lcse
such a customer, Mr. Keating hastily dressed himself, and was
soon beside his lordship. With some difficulty they aroused a
groom, and by the light of a lantern examined the horse. Clap
a saddle and bridle on him, my man," said Lord Waterford. The
Servant obeyed, and the fearless horseman put the animal through
his paces. "What kind of a fence is at the bottom of your lawn,
Mr. Keating 7" was his reply. "Have you anwobjection I should
try the horse at ?" Not the slightest; if you have no fear, I don't
mind." - Fear was not to be found in Lord Waterford's vocabulary,

and away he went in the gloom. The moon, faintly struggling
With the masses of black clouds which a march wind was driving
ontinually across the sky, save a glimmer.now and then. PlT-
;ently tie stride of a horse, at full sped, -on the turf, told, of the

return, and the Marquis called out, ("Wliat will you take for your
horse?" "A hundred guineas." "Say pounds, and he's mine."
"Beit so ; I wont differ with you about such a trifle." Mr.
Keating offered to send his groom with the horse to Curraghmore,
but his lordship would not hear of it. • He-borrowed his saddle and
bridle, and the next day sent his cheque for the price.— Weekly
Agricultural Review. --

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