Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-06 00:00:00

THE -NORTHERN TIMES, FRIDAY., MAY 6, 1850

the publication of the weights, OT-the value of 100sovs, to
carry bibs ; two or 200sovs 101bs ; and the winner of the
Trades Cup 141bs extra; but not to be accumulative. Six
to start, or half the money only will be given: Mile and
seven-furlongs ; 52 subs.

I) 3. (in 141 b ex.) Mr. Higgins's br h Leamington, 6yrs a
9 0 ,Mr Rigby'B b h Tournament, syr3 •' = • a
810 Mr Higgins* br h Fisherman, 6yrs . • • " • a
810 Lord Clifden's br.h Roman Candle, 5y,r5..,, ....... a
B:3Mr G. Forster's b h Underhand, syrs - •
8 2 Mr Merry's b f Sunbeam,- 4yrs •
7 12 Mir Snewing's br m Polestar, aged a
7 10 Mr Merry's br f Blanche of Middlebie, 4yrs
7 8 Mr Capeland's b f The Argosy,-4yrs • a
7 4Mr T. Uughes's br h The Brewer, 6yrs • • a
7 4 Mr Broeck's b m PrioresS, 6yrs a
7 2 Mr Merry's b g Lord of Loth, 4yrs
7 2 Mr Barnard's iDr c•Wrestler,43rrs..
7 0 Mr Sargent's ch c Physician; 4vrs
613 Mr J. Thdnipson's b f,Tunstall Maid; 4yrs .... a
6 13 Mr J:"ThOrn-paon's br'e Herne, 4yrs • • . a
6 11 Mr T. Hunt's gi li Master Bagot, syrs a
6 10 Mr Mill's b uPensioner, 4yrs- •••••• a
6 10 Mr Read's br c.Satinstone, 4yrs •
6 5 (in 51b ex.) Mr N. Broeck's bf Belle, 4yrs a
6 4Mr Baker's b The Tattler, .
4 4 Mr Barber's br h Hamlet, Syrs
G 4 Mr Buchanan's nas br c The Flying Duke, 4yrs
6 4 Mr. Meay's br f Peeress; 4yr5.....
6 4 Mr. Barber's b c Abron, 4yrs .
6 4 Mr. Merry's br c Dispute, 4yrs .••
6 0 Mr-Parker's b" c Bevis, ;yrs
• 6 0 Mr. saque's'l3l-f Anibtish, 3yrs...
5 12 Mr. Copeland's br c Thornhill, 4yr5....
5 8 Mr. I'. Cliff's br c Nosegay, 3yr5........
5 8 ~Mr. 'Merry's br f Meg Meanies, 3yrs. .
5 7 Mr.'W. Smith's ch cF. M. The Duke of Duty, 4yrsa
5..6 Lord Wilton's b c Tasso, 3yrs . .
5 6 Mr. Gibson's b c Ffarraton; a
5„0 Mr.. Thomas's eh cJ3irmingham, 3yrs
5 0 .Mr, W. Day's b f Petra, 3yrs
4 10 Mr. Payne's b f ProductiOn, 3yr5.......

The CHESHIRE STAKES of 15sovs each, 10 ft, with 60sovs
added by the Citizens of,Chester. A winner of any Handi-
cap race, after the publication of the weights, of the value
of 100sovs clear to carry 51bs, or of the Trades Cup Nibs
extra, but not to be accumulative. Second to save his stake,
and winner to pay lbsovs to the Race Fund. From the
Castle -pole, once round and in ; about a mile and three
furlongs.-26 sub 4, O 2 of whom declared and pay ZSOYS
each.

9 0 Mr. Smith's b c Sedbury, 4yn
7 'l2 Mr. Barnard's b c Wrestler, 4yrs
7 6 Mr. Sargent's ch c Physician, 4yrs
7 4 Mr. J. Thompson's b f Tunstall Maid, 4yrs
7 0 Mr. Mills's b c Pensioner, 3yrs

6 12 Mr. Merry's 1i -h
King of the Isles, syrs .
6 2 Mr. Douglas's br f Botany, 4yrs .........
6 2 Mr. M'Clos d's br f Medallien, 4yrs
5 13 Mr. P. Melonby's b Willie Wright, 3yrs
5 12 Mr. Barbei'S'br e King William, 4yrs
5 8 Mr. W. Smith's b f Never Despair, 3yrs..
5 7 Mr. T. Walker's ch e.Bankrupt, 3yrs
5 0 Mr. Payne's b f Productien, 3yrs .........

A HANDICAP STAKES of 5 sovs each, with 50 added by
the Dee stand proprietors. The second to receive 10 sovs
out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 5 to the judge.
The winner of:the Cheshire Stakes or Stewards' Cup (if run
previous) 101 b, and second in either 51b extra. Seven