Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-14 00:00:00

CORK BUTTER MARKET.-MAY. 13

Ists, 120 s; 2nds, 120 s; 3rds, 973; 4ths, 82s;. sths, 625.
Over 1,700 at market.
GLASGOW .140 N MARKET.—MAY 13.
The market has been steady to-day, at. 49s 3d cash, and
49s 6d one menth'open. Nos. 1 and 3 G.M.B. 49s 6d..

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

LIYERP,OOI, AMATEUR RACES,

To take place at Rock Ferry, this day (Saturday) 14th May
Stewards—Col. H. B. H. Rogers, Capt. Faulkner, and
G. B. Shaw, Esq.
Judge—Lieut. Campbell, R.L.A.
Hon. R. Waugh, Esq„
Clerk of the Course— R. G. Hamilton, Esq.
Starter—John Baron, Est-, Jun.-
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3 P.m.—The TRIAL STAKES of 5s each, 25s added. First
to receive 4 silver cup, second 20s, third to save his stake.
half-a-mile. 14 sabs.
1 Bardswell, H. Pink check—bltie cap.
2 Bedford H ..Pink-rpink cap.
3 Blythe, G . White—white cap.
4 Cunningham, J ......Grey and red—white cap.
5 Davidson, 1? M ....... Blue—white cap.
6 Hen hall, G Yellow—red cap.
7 Horsfall, R .......Red—white cap.
3: Jellicoe Dark blue—light blue cap.
9-Shavr, G B ...Red-and black—grey cap.
10' Serjeantson, W White—blue cap.
11 'Stewart, Blue—blue cap.
12 Williams, Black and white—blue cap.
13 Trotman, H K Chocolate—blue cap.
14 Vernon, H

31 P.M.—ROYAL" ROCK FERRY STEEPLE CRASE of 10s
each, £6 4s added (for Rockferrians only). First to receive
a handsome silver cup, second a cup, third to save his stake.
A mile and a quarter. 10 subs.
1 Beckett, H W Blue, red, and white—scarlet cap.
2 Bower, W
3 Daly ell, J J .......Grey—red and gold cap.,
4 Foulks, T 51 Red—blue cap.
5 Friend, H „Whitewhite cap.
6 uardner, F ........... Blue—blue cap.
7 Kewncj, G Blue—scarlet cap.
• 8 Kewney, C B ........ Red and white blue cap.
9 Waugh, R ... Red and white stripe—blue cap.
10 Woodward, G . White—blue cap.
4 p.m.—MAreit for £5 aside, between G. B. Shaw and A.
Campbell, 100 yards.
44 P.M.—The—Miusiir-Si'EEPLE- CHASE of 10s each, £6
14s .added. First to receive a handsome silver-cup, second
also a cup, third to save his stake: A mile and diree-quar-
ters. 11 subs.''

1 Andersen, H C. White—black belt and cap.
2 Blythe, Geo • • ...... White—red belt—white cap
3 Horsfall, R white cap.
4 Maples, Wm ....., White—red cap.
5 'Morgan, J B White—white cap.
6 Shaw, G B . . Red and black greycap.
7 Waugh. R. ........... Red and white stripe—blue cap
8 Johnston ............... Black and white—black cap.
9 Fairrie, Thomas ...... Blue - black cap.
10 Storey, G • . White and pink—blue cap.
11 Robertson, H .... Chocolate —blue cap.

P.111.--The CONSOLATION STAKES of 2s 6d each, 20s
added, for all losers. NO race unless five start. About half=
a-mile over the Steeple,chase Course. The money to be
given in a cup To,be filled up on the course.
Immediately after the races, a splendid dinner will take
place at Mr. Crafter's, Derby Arms Hotel, when covers will
be laid for over 100 gentlemen, when the prizes will be pre-
sented to the successful competitors. These races excite
much attention, both here and at Rock-ferry; and as there
is no doubt the weather will be favourable, the attendance is
expected to be full and fashionable. There is lively betting
going on in regard to the " events " that arc to be decided
this day on the Rock-ferry Course.

NEWMARKET' RACES.- YES TEADAT

The NEWMARKET STAKES, a subscription of 50 sovs each,
h ft, for three year olds; colts Bst 71b,, fillies Bst 21b ; the
second to save his stake; D.M. ; 13 subs.
Phantom ... 1
Comforter .
... 2
Sir Hercules . . ... 3

Three ran,

A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovseael;, two year olds 6st 101 b,
and three Bst 101 b ; fillies and geldings allowed 3113; the
winner to be sold for 50 sous if demanded, &c ; first half of
Ab. M.
Filly by Killian ... 1
Rosalie Filly
SELLING HANDICAP.

Surprise .
Dejinra

Five ran.

A HANDie,u. of 10 sovs each, for three and four year
olds ; D.M.
Doublobn .. • • .. • • •.. •.
Queen Charlotte ..
•• .. 2
A 'Sw,i;EPaTAKES of -60 sovs each,. 30 ft ;.three.year old
fillies Bst 71b ; -the winner of the One Thousand Guinea
StakaS 71b, of any oilier -stake, value 600 :sovs 31b extra;
31b allowed; Bretby Stakes Course; 4 subs.

Snap walked o

A ITANDic.A.p 'of-' 30 sovs each; 20 ft, for' four year olds
and Upwards; .winners'of hapdica.ps this year once 51b, twice
101 b extra; T.M.M. ; 18 subs,
Killigrew . • • .. .. • • 1
Blue Jacket ~ . .. 2
Lifeboat ... ... • • • • • '

Five ram

HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES

Olympias .. 1
Hop Merchant " • ... 2
MATCH, 100, hft ; Bst 71b each ; T.Y.C.—Captain D.
W. Pack Beresford's Lovebird (late Natty Fernandez) agst
Mr. C. Alexander's *Water Sprite.

Lovebird beat Watersprite

CURE FOR DEAR BREAD.
YELLOW BUTTER FOR EIGIITPENOE

KELLY'S BUTTER f'LACE,

HOW, TO PRESERVE THE PEACE OF EUROPE,
• The aspect 'of the Conttnent
Now Dais us with alorns, •
When we behold Sardinia, France,
And Austria in arms.
Not that we tremble for ourselves, • '
Here in our, home sea-girt ;
Yet still we would the scourge of war
From other lands avert.
The skilled n foreign polities-
Their brains are racking now
Peace to preserve in Europe
By all means, no Matter how.
A General Congress they propose,
By means of which they trust
The various points of difference
TO speedily adjust. ' •
„.
With all respect for such wise heads,
I rather think I can •
Propose a much more simple
And a much less tedious plan.
The self-same plan which I propose;
When India rebelled,.
Which plan was then adopted,
And behold the mutiny quelled.
Let every one who peace desired
To Kelly quickly hie, • •
And him beseech each army •
With his butter to supply.
• On. tasting which all thOughts of war •
Within each breast would cease,
And every voice break forth in praise
Of ',butter and of peace.
And tell me, would each hostile host •
A whit more glory gain
By struggling like Kilkenny cats."
Till tailS alone remain

• The brilliant sur-^stion referred to appeared thus, in June,

" In re "—greased cartridges—
" The Government should really send to Delhi,
" Some Butter from the celebrated Kelly,"
And we all know what followed.

At some uneasiness was felt by the people of Liverpool,
with respect to a continuation of this yellow Rutter at Bd.,
we be-q to inform them, we shall hare quite enough ió -meet
the demand to the 12a. May.

KELLY THE BUTTERMAN
THE BUTTER PLACE,

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