Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-01 00:00:00

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A VIOLENT SCENE IN Cot

Mary Greer

•ken well Police-
described as of

aatiQu, was

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v's Union

ihe.wronz door

of parsons to
the proper door,
of that dreadful
Lake her to the
the magistrate,
not know from
he had no doubt

but she still refused, and .her lar
description, that it was found r
police-station. The prison-T.
ii
said she was a native of Yorkshi
what part she came from. Mr.
the woman: was in distress, anci
should punish. : A t this stage of 1
became very violent, ana made .1
disgusting language, both to the
trate. She also endeavoured to
sitting by he.r. side. She man fl I

a,case that he

ags the prisoner
host filthy and

usher, who was
me of her lrots

conduct, that- it; took the ,m
to hold her. All parties in (

is of four o:
in for he-

she threatened, whatever punishmen
undergo, to " do" for them wh
Mr. Carrie said the woman had
true colours, and ordered her ti
default of payment
the House of C

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Antetticcente

RAGING FIXTURLS FOR TEIE,PRESENT WEER
IV pun
Brighton i .,- Knighton
~
Brighton Club
The six 'Meetings of the present week txtend over five days', but
without affording anything like extra, sport: or excitementt and
until the Gaodwood settling is ,over, ,speculation will be but slow.
The &access of the two Yankee horses, last week, will place to Mr.
Ten Broeck's account £2,650 in stakes, and something more. than
£40,000 in' sum' "

August 5

Oats, —.-icient, -in all conscience, to satisfy him, and
ass neighbours to follow his example.:• • '
;LATEST BETTING.
ST. LEGER, 1859 .
' . ' Eve's on Promisedirxd
.:. THE DERBY, ~,
; Buccaneer, (t)
10 to 1 against wiz ird, (t)
12 to
I 'lust Nutbourne, (t)
14 to I u"'n Winton, (t 3
30 to 1 against .
i against Umpire, (t
30 to
30 to I against The Rap. ..
33 to 1 against Loiterer. ', , .
the races on Thursday; Buccaneer and Nutbourne were
v.., B a i r uctc 1 ere
being ,1140 backed against The Wizard ,for the Sallie ' •
The Wizard aad.Thormanl?y for gsnn
NURSERY STAKES AT GO.MWOOD. • '
r and Lord Derby• The W?zui,nrd.
coo to 200 against Buccaneer; Wizari and Nut) ourne "mixed"
:tacking Buccaneer r,,,,;Arts_f:tican,iroa:

induce

OBJECTION To( tht;;;;. •
The following•was Parited in the ring on Friday
Professor Spooner arid Mr. Mannington. V.S., of Brighton,
ha,ing examined Umpire, a id given their opinions that he is two
years old, we declare Umpire the winner of the Nursery Stakes.
(Signed) M. ROTHSCHILD, Stewards.
11. SAVILLE,

CRICKET.
The annual match—" All En.idaad " against " Twenty-two of
LiverPool"—ommences on Thursday next, on the r;dge-hill
gzourid. The " Players" will consist of A. Diver, 'f. Hayward, E.
Stephenson, J. Caesar, H. H. Stephenson, J. Jackson, A Clarke, G.
Anderson, R. Daft, G. Parr, F. Davies, F. Reynolds. The betting
is Ittpresent even, the Twenty-two having slightly the call, owing
to a report that they will muster a more efficient team than usual.
Weather permitting, an exciting match is confidently expected.