Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-09 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7.

A NunsEnv HANDICAP of 60 sov;.; for two years old. Five
furlongs.
The GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLE CHASE HANDICAP of 20 sovs.
each h. ft., and 5 only if declared on or before the Ist of
February, at 4 p.m., to the Clerk of the Course, at Chester,
with 100 sivs. added. About four miles. 61 subs.

Tho ALL-MIND SELLING STAKES of 3 soya. each, with 25 sovs.

added. T.Y.C.
The SEFTON HANDICAP of 50 sot's., added to a sweepstakes of
5 soya. each, 3 ft. Mile and a quarter. - 33 subs.
A HANDICAP PLATE of 50 soya. for all ages. From the Canal
point, nearly three-quarters of a mile. 16 subs.
A HANDICAP of 30 soya. Three furlongs. 13 subs. • -

NOMINATIONS FOR THE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
HANDICAP.

Ch c by Stockwell, Bribery, General Hess, 3 yrs
3 yrs Julie, 4 yrs
Romeo, aged ° Gaspard, 4 yrs
The Promised Land, 4 yrs The Pitman, 3 yrs
Tame Deer, aged Foretop, 3 yrs
Prince of Denmark, 5 yrs Madrid, 3 yrs
Sam Spode, 5 yrs Apollyon, 3 yrs
Electric, 4 yra Special Licence, 6 yrs
Forager. 3 yrs Longrange, 5 yrs
Ch c by Newcourt, Treacher- The Don, 3 yrs
ous,'3 yrs Lord Milton, 3 yrs
Rogerthorpe, aged Horace, 3 yrs
•
Precursor, 4 yrs Bi;dcage, 3 yrsl
. ,
Nucleus, S prs Maid of Orleans, 3 yrs
Old Robert, 4 yrs ' Eltham Beauty, 4 yrs
Little Dick, 3 yrs ' - Rattlebone, 3 yrs
Telegram, 5 yrs Bevis, 4 yrs
Vixen, 5 yrs Chirp, 3 yrs ,
Ch gby Surplice, Concertina, Gwellyan, 3 yrs
3 yrs Mavounieen, 4 yrs
Mesmer, 3 yrs Plumper, 3 yrs
Polly. Taft, 4 yrs Tyrant, 3 yrs
Birmingham, 4 yrs Blue Jacket, 6 yrs
Flitch, 4 yrs Royal Sovereign, 5 yrs
Dame, 3 yrs Tournament, 6 yrs
Narcissus, 3 yrs Ariadne, 4 yrs
M. Philippe, 6 yrs Tormentor, 3 yrs
Joskin, 4 yrs Newstead, 4 yrs
Schism, 4 yrs Audrey, byStoekwell, As-you:
Paul Jones like It, 4 yrs • -
Birdholt, 4 yrs Ch fby Autocrat, Elcot's dam,
Gr fby Storm, Colleen Bawn, 3 yrs
3 yrs Defender, 4 yrs
Marine, 4 yrs • Desdemona, 5 yrs
Dreadnought, 3 yrs Cby Tadmoor, Mainstay, 3 yrs
• Uncle Ned, 3 yrs The Jade, 6 yrs
Malpas, 3 yrs Paleface, 3 yrs
Yoicks, 3 yrs Adam Bede, 4 yrs •
Borderer, 6 yrs Newcastle, 4 yrs
trumpeter, 4 yfe: Springwell, 4 yrs
Urania, 3 yrs Chance Shot, 3 yrs
Pensioner, 5 yrs , Queen Bee, 3 yrs
' York, 5 yrs May Morning, 4-yrs
Yellow Rose, 4 yrs The Monk (h b), 3 yrs
Roman Candle, 6 yrs The Dane, 4 yrs
Mountain Nut, 4 yrs Hal o' Kirklees, 4 yrs
Man-at-Arms, 3 yrs Lovett, 4 yrs
Richberta, 3 yrs Antidote, 4 yrs
Oxford, 3 yrs Professor Dick, 3 yrs
Fright, 6 yrs Fly-by-Day, 5 yrs
Athos, by Prime Minister, Regius Professor, aged
Peasant Girl, 3 yrs Vfeatherbound, 3 yrs
Eskdale, 4 yrs Mouravieff, 4 yrs
Spiteful Rick, aged B g by Vatican, Lady Mary
Timandra, 4 yrs 3 yrs
Moorcock, 4 yrs Don Cossack, 4 yrs
Philomel, 3 yrs Teal, 3 yrs •
• Simple Simon, 3 yrs Niger, 3 yrs
Feodorewna, 3 yrs First Lord, by Lord Faucon
Minster, 4 yrs berg, 3 yrs
Claire, 4 yrs

Afayonaise has been put out of training, on account of her
jading propensities. .
Lady Hawthorne has arrived at Rawcliffe to be put toNew-
minster, instead of Leamington, which was her owner's original
intention.
shipped a few days since.
We beg to announce that
the subscription for Wild Dayrell
is full.
Mr. Irargreaves priced Teddington to the Russians at 5,00
guineas. of the
h Last ast
this h has
month
sold go
The slough Steeple-chases have been postponed from the-
16tShtaarn and 17th toth•
Bth
andr A
o 9utsht
ofr i a ,
Faentdr
awarays.
e
This alteration has taken place in order to give trainers more
time for preparing the horses, which were stopped in their
work during the late frost. This arrangement will, we fear,
clash with the interests,of the gentlemen of Carmarthen, whose
days of running during the hunt week are fixed for the 7th
i and 9th.

---
M. Reiset has taken eff Mr. Merry's hands the lease of his
breeding establishment at Gouvieux, of which two years aro
unexpired. The three foals of 1858, belonging to Mr. Merry,
'eave Gouvieux next week for England, but those of 1839 will,
by arrangement, remain there until the Ist of January 1801.
On the 31st tilt., at 9 a.m., Sea King ; and on the 2nd inst.,
at 9 a.m., The Bilk (dead) were struck out of all their enga
ments.

Black Tommy has been sent to Cracow, in Poland.
Radcliffe Races are fixed for the 27th and 28th August.
Claret (brother to Mountain Dear) visits Ireland this
August.
Mr. R. Buckley's two-year-old colt Winston, by
is now called Invader.
ling filly by Idle Boy
Colonel Townley has purchased a year
out of Lady Sarah from Mr. Whitworth. k Bridge, the Thirsk
In order to avoid clashing with Catterie
andh 13th to the 13th
Meeting has been altered from the 12:
and 14th of April. ld from the RaWeliffe
een so
Dear Me, by Melbourne, has h
of his lordship's tenants
Stud to Lord Wenlock, for theffrwe
ill rholled by Jordan, one
and the horse's place at Rawcli
of the few sons of Jericho (now dead)',
by Mr. F. Martin for the cinpalt3. ,
was 2,500 gs., the same sum
The price paid for Riflemanained from the Russian Gove e t
which Sir Tatton Sykes o
contemplated to purch n
never eon , ase Daniel
for Andover, It was
e horse bemg what
, was required, and.
O'Rourke, a Touchstone
as long bac. as I f
Rifleman was in treaty
t agent was in En
as. siurim.er, when
season_
gland, and visited
Sledmere.
eveini years in the service of Lord Zetland,
T. Ord, for s Abdale, is now '
under the
late George private trainer to Lord
Ireland.
Howth in ~ 1
_....e,
T vDESBORO 01, w regret to state that, his highly
LORD ....0.
an is lying
esteemed noblemdangerously ill at his residence in ace, and from House-terrace,
inquiries we learn but slight
hopes are enr-,--- A F ecovery.—
A few pickings by yours,
MEND Op THE MAN IN THE MOON.
ty 7th, 1860.
Jamul
the Russian Governmen

Short sporting Advertisements Will be inserted in this column
at (be rate of 64, per line paid in advance;

CORRESPONDENCE.

f WI do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of
our correspondents.]

'FOGS AND THE WOODSIDE FERRY.

• TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN DAILT TIMES.
•Stit,—Permit the to suggest, through the columns of
the Northern. Tunes, that the electric light might be
advantageously employed in the prevention of accidents
on the river, during rogv nights. We all know how
brilliant and penetrating this light is ; and, I imagine,
rays might be effectively projected from both sides of
the river, And from e ,boat anchored midway ; add an.
'the better, of course, if a clear passage as regards large
vessels can be.lnaintained.—Yours respectfully.
.2, Elliot-street, San. 5, 1860. T.B.R: