The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-04 00:00:00

CONDITIONS.

uceision given in 1855 respecting
the steeple cliase, the lessee requires that every person
subscribing to this race shall be bound to adhere to such
rules as the stewards or himself deem requisite with
regard to the weather; and, therefore, should the weather
prevent the steeple chase taking place on the day appointed,
the stewards, or, in their absence, the lessee, shall have
power, from day to day, and from week to:week, to post-
pone. such race as they or he may deem fit, notwithstand-
ing any rule to the contrary.

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st lb Trai• era
ailr J Merry na Irk g Escape, aged .. _ll 2.. Thrift
Mr G Durant's eh g Marmaduke. 6 yrs lO 8.. Private
Air Deni,on's b h Wanderer. aged
as•lr Mellish's ch g Minos, aged......
aßaron Monnecove's eh g casse Cou, aged .. lO 2.. Lamplugh
a sir J Colpitt's gr g Star of the West, aged
aCount de Crincoy's b g Jean do Quesne, aged l'i 0.. Lamplugh
aDr Andrew's brn Hopeless Star, aged ......
Mr J Davies's b g Gaylad, aged
a 11r Barnet's la. h Freetrader, aged..
Sir E H Hutchinscn's br ni It aid ~f the Glen. a 10 0.. Private;
aCaptain White na b g Little Charley. aged ~.. 10 0.. H May
a Ilr N Buchanan's ch h Low2h Bawn, aged .... 9 12.. Thrt t
Mr Williams's b g Jemmy the Black aged.... 9 12..ossiand!
aColonel D.ckson's ch g Garry Owen, aged .... 9 12 . Murphy
Mr H Land's ch g Odiham, aged i. 10.. Owner
aMr J Henderson's bk in Black Swan ....
allr Hodgman's b g Emigrant (h b), aged
Mr T Day na b g H ,rniblovv. aged........
Itlr J Keating's eh h Morgan Rattler, 6 vrs
allr W P Wrixon's ch g squire of Benshem, agd 9 8.. Heslop
• aNIr A Rice's b g Dangerous. aged 9 8... wowler
our Wright na eh nt Forest Queen, aged -
aMr Fasquel's la h Trembleur. aged
aMr T Hughes's ch m Red Rose. 6yrs
air Barber's ch g The Potter. aged .
aMr Jenings's b g King Din, aged
Mr Presant's b g The Bruiser, aged
aMr W Garnett's Midge, aged . 9 6 P, ivate
Mr McGrane's b g The Rejected, aged
aMr T Hughes's b g Romeo, aced
[ aMr John Dennis's ch in Albatross, 6yrs ....... 9 6.. Ke,gan
1 Mr Sheppard's na br g The Gipsey King, 6yrs.. 9 6.. Private
aVIr J Cassidy's bin Sting (h b), 6yra ~ .. 9 6... Owner [jun
Mr T Hughes's br g Emulator, 4yrs
Mr T F Mason's h g The Serf, aged .. . 9 4.. Private
Mr J McCo,ry'r ch g The Rover, aged paid 9 4.. Priv<,te
aVicomte Lauriston's b m Lady Arthur, aged .. 9 4.
Mr I Day's ch g Zig Zag, ard ~ 9 4.. Owner
aMr I Day's b g Waterfa11, aged
a ill' J Henderson's br g Harry Lorrequer, 6yrs 9 4.. Fowler
Mr Audinwood'a b g Little Yeoman, 6yrs
Mr T Hughes's ch g Sparehford, aged
(cur Lawrence's b g Maurice Da'ey, aged 4 2... lames
aMr W Cowper's b g Omar Pasha (h b. 6yrs .... 9 2.. Owner
aMr Hylton's b g Teddelley, a, ed. 9 0.. Holman
Mr H Lane's ch g Humboldt, 6yrs 9 0.. Pattison
aMr T Hughes's b m Treachery. syrs
riNfr Raxworthy's h h First of May, syrs 9 0.. C Boyne
all r B Land's b g Weathercock, 6yrs
aMr T Hagkes'svh g Westminster, 5 yrs .
Mr Mellish's b h Sandboy, syrs paid 9 0.. Escott
The JUNIOR SELLING STAKES, of 5 soya each, with 20
added, for two year olds : colts, Bst 71b ; fillies and geld-
ings, Bst 21b ; the winner to be sold for 120 sovs in the
usual way ; if entered to be sold for 4100, allowed 51b ;
£BO, Sib ; 460, 12113; £4O, 151 b ; £3O, 181 b ; £2O, 211 b ;
the winner to be sold by auction immediately after the
race, and any surplus ever the selling price to go to the
fund; if 10 subscribers the second to save his stake; 5
subscribers or no race. T.Y.C.
Woodm:te
Divute
HANDICAP PLATE, of 50 sovs, for all ages. A winner of
any handicap after the publication of the weights 41b ;
or of any handicap at this meeting, 71b extra, but not to
be accutnulative. Entrance 2 sovs. T.Y.C. 11 subs.

ailr Saxon's ch m Mary. syrs
Mr H. Lane's hr h Usurer, syrs..
aMr Fry's b m Id,. 5i s..
aMr Bale's gr m Miss Birch, syrs
Mr 'l' Cunningham's b g Gamester, 47rs
aMr Barber's h f Miss Harkaway, 4yrs
allr W Wood's b f Pera, 4yrs
alllr Bate's ch f Lacy bass, 3yrs 6 4
a Wr Morris' b c Admiral Lyons, 3yrs (in. 413 ex.)
aNlr T Cliff's br f Lady Hercules, 3yrs
Mr W. Topham's br g Croxteth, 6yrs (h.b )
The ALL-AGED SELLING STAKES, of 3 soya each, with
25 added. Two year olds, 63t 121 b; three, gat; four, lOst
31b ; five, lOst 101 b ; six and aged, lOst 12lb ; mares and
geldings allowed 31b; maidens having started twice,
allowed 31b ; thrice, filb ; and four or more, 91b. Winner
to be sold for 100 sovs in!the usual way ; if entered to be
sold for 480. allowed 41b; 460, 9:b ' • 440, 141 b ; 430,
181 b; and 420, 241 b. The winner to be sold by auction,
and any surplus over the selling price to go to the fund.
T.Y.C.
Lough Bawn
T. P. Co')ke, 2yrs . . (420)
Village Cock, 4 rs. €2O)
Rubilm"
• • . (€.20)
A SELLING STAKES, of 5 sous each, with 30 sovs added.
Three year olds, Set 121 b• four, 10it 51b; five, 103 t 13ib;
six and age:l, list 21b; mares and geldings allowed 31b;
maiden three year olds having started four times, allowed
71b ; four year olds and upwards, whether having started
or not, 121 b. The winner to be sold for 120 sovs in the
usual way, and if entered to be sold for 4100. allowed
51b ; £BO, 91b; £6O, 14lb; £4O, 18Ib ; £'3o, 211 b; and
£2O, 241 b. The winner to be sold by auction immediately

after the race, and any surplus over to go to the --
One mile.

ORDER OF RUNNING.
Randle2p Plate
Steeplechase .. 3 0 ~
Set ton HAn di, ap
Selling Stakes
.. .. .
Junior Selling
Black Swan scratched at 8 15 p m. Tuesday night.

LIVERPOOL BETTING --YEsTanDAY.
tot
STEEPLI3 CHASE.-6 to 1 agst Escape, to
Omer Pasha, 12 to 1 agst Emigrant, 100 to 8 agit ere
less Star, 20 to 1 each agst Forest Queen and
Charley, and 30 to 1 each agst Garry Owen and Midghe;
all taken. 9to I agst Hughes's lot offered. No furi-
change worthy of notice.

Exclusively tor CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 ire6ll'

LEWIS & COMPANY, Rinelagh street•

THE BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS.

The usual monthly meeting of this Board of C°o3
sioners was held last evening, at the Public Offices, Hamill'
square, Birkenhead. Mr. Rae occupied the chair. The °tir
Commissioners resent: —Messrs. liariison, Keightlev,
loughby, Verelst, Bradley, Bayliss, Goulborn,, M:D3°B
ldt
Parke, Bailiff, Hind, and Meakin.
The Clerk ..cad the minutes of the last meeting, VI
btck
were confi: med.
THE LIGHTING AND WATCHING COMMITTER.
T:le only prion of the minutes of any public importances
was that relative to the late st.rike, which were as fol'owsi,e6
Mr. Superintendent Birnie, having reported,,,,th it the r ;
force had performed the arduous dries on the 26 li, 21th, a,%,
28,h, with extraordinary courage and forbearance, and that 0?
had been detained many extra hours, and that the magi'9l';
having expre•sed it as their opinion, that their couduct
beyond•all praise, the committee had resolved, that the StlPfere.
the satie
be
intendent be insttucted to intimate to the police,
don they felt at their conduct, directed that each man
presented with a gratuity of one day's pay, as an encourage
meat for future occasions. The committee also recomlnr°
that the Superintendent's salary should be increased £2O P°
annum, and that the force be increased to thirtrone
strong. •
Mr. Goulborn moved the confirmation of the proceeding'.
The Chairman : How many has been added to the force?
Mr. Goulborn : Six.
pay the
Mr. Harrison : Will the increase in the rates
additional expense?
Mr. Goulborn Yes. We are within, or nearly sot °frit
estimates.

The proceedings were then unanimously adopted.
THE MARKET COMMITTEE. add
The proceedings of this Comm:tie() were read and oer--
without comment.

TE HEALTH clAt.
This Committee recommended thamttrrEE water fountains ferthe
township be placed on the following sites :—The lover coo
of Chester street, Market square, the New Post Ofßee', the
principal entrance to the Park, and in the vicinity of
docks. The number of deaths reported during the pot
was thirty-two.

THE ROAD AND IMPIUVENIENT COMMITTEE. at
With
The proceeding of this Committee were confirmed "
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opposition.
The p THE FINANCE COMMITTEE.
roceedings of this Cormuitteo recommended the the
whole of the premiss connected with the board,
alwitb;,tee,
exception of those under the lighting and watching cnr64f
should be under the control of this committee. After ;
conversation, that portion of the proceedings was referred, oi
to the committee for further consh!eration, as it was consiueveu
kr the members of the market committee, who, Ws
tcd
fully coincided in the suggestion, that they had been tresot
with discourtesy by the finance committee, in net having
consulted them on the subject, before bringing such aPr
sition before the board. tht
- Some desultory conversation ensued with !warn but
township of Claug,hten, which the chairman explaine',4's.
sonic little involuntary sparring took place between Mr. P",
tt
and Mr. Keightley, tho latter of whom expressed a deerfed
pull up the finance committee for the manner they had bem.terir
to the market committee. The proceedings, however, "
confirmed, with the above exception.

THE GAS AND WATER .
In consequence of a question put by Mr.BILL M4Whirter.
decided that the board should adj3urn until Friday next,
the petition on the above bill would be considered.

THE ' .
Several memo-re of the oFFICIAL
boa SrdSALARIES corrected the statoa
eaip
they had made at the last meeting on the above snbjec,"
reference to Mr T ylor's alleged salary.

THE FERRY COMMITTEE. Graft
This Committee reported that in consequence of two eettstrii;
tickets having been obtained by Mr. King and Mr. Pielie,arostt
as the members of one family, and it being unu,':iiise
that they were not so—and having paid thirty five bad
instead of fifty shillings the contract tickets
been cancelled, The ferry accouut for the month 0' 81,
ruary showed, that in 1856; the receipts were W03,115:11,4
andlor the same period for 1857, they were £13795
The receipts from the 24th of April to the 28th of Felr— tar
end'ng in she year 1050, were £23,063 94 i s°;.airl
1857, £25,692 153 4d. The working expenses, inc;* 9.1;
rent, &c.. for the same period was, in 1856. £19,379
and for 1857, £16,890 7s. rood
Mr. Harrison moved the adoption of the proceedin,gsr
in the course of his remarks, regretted that Mr. Baal 'birth,/
at the last meeeng have stated that Mr. N;chols kept s the
ferry accounts, and upon him there was no check ter the
money that passed through his hands, as such was n°
fact, as there was a very efficient du ckupon him.
Mr. -Bailiff persisted in his assertion, and said 1te.,°40.
from the'way the business of the committee had bee3,,re•
ducted while he was a member of it. He would not, t""
foie, withdra what he had stated. big
Mr. M'Dawnald thought thatr. Mr. Bailiff should 1/113.°
assertion, as the committee were not called upon t° Pr°l°
negative.
ferry,
Mr. Harrison then, at more length, detailed the
adopted by the Committee in each department of the ti;o
contending that every possible check was kept uPela and
officials, and that the whole system had been revisu
altered since Mr. Bailiff sat on the committee.
Mr. Bradley confirmed ail that Mr. Harrison had sta •pt
and said ho believed that he could give Mr. Bailiff the
for each heat for any given period. diva
Mr. Harrison stated that Mr. Nichols's books were etttoe.
every day by the manager, and every week by the eeellitbe
Mr. Bailiff said he was glad to hear that he had not site 01
impression on his mind that Mr. Nichols could, if 11
disposed, take a large amount of money.
Mr. Harrison deuied that he could take more than one
receipts, and that must be done by forming a collusion
all the other officers, which it was clear he would never tier
Mr. Bailiff thought that the explanation given wl.olic
satisfactory to the public, but he thought there was °D.'
audit in the course of the year.
THB LIBRARY COMMITTEE. fel
A letter waS read by Mr. Joseph Craven, resigning "hal-2 olt
at tire library board, because he had not a seat at the ""glit
which, he thought, he should have, as his acts were br°"o9
before' the board, for confirmation. The resignatitosed.
accepted, and the proceedings of the committee were noell'i the
Mr. Bevan was then unanimously elected a member
board, in the place of Mr. Craven.
The hoard then adjourned.

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Exclusively for CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 - fre9l4
LEWIS & COMPANY, Ranelagh street.

THE COURT, fie.

,COPI-

BUCKINGHANI PALACE, Saturday.—The (Peen' a,c'lol4
panied by. the Prince of Wales and Prince Arthu"opeo
attended by Lady Churchill, took a drive in an,.xl the
landau awl four in the afternoon. Major Gene' -
Hon. C. Grey was in attendance. on Horseback. ,trale9'
SUNDAY MORNING.—Prince Albert, the Prince Or '' the
the Princess Royal, the Princesses Alice and Heleit'stie
ladies arid gentlemen of the Court, and tits uer-beape,
household, attended divine service in the Private th°
of Buckingham Palace. The Hon. and Very
Dean of Windsor officiated. sill'
The marriage of Miss de Rothschild with het et)ilytil6
the Baron Alphonse de Rothschild, will be celebrated 00
much ceremony at Gunnersbury on Wednesday aftelpall'
After the nuptial rites the Baroness will give a gra-11 the
for which invitations have already been issued to a 0,
leading members of the aristocracy at present in to sand
A letter from Malta of the 20th ult. sayS :—" The t the
fancy dress ball given by the Lady Pennefatheri night
Auherg de Provence, came off magnificently on the env
of Tuesday last. There were about GOO persons Prestry!
all the elite of the nobility, united service, and gertriesl.
rich and varied dresses in profusion of different enu"ane
in fact, Valetta has not been for many a day the 0;4030
such a gay and magnificent assemblage. The trade for
for
and others were busy during the last month preParAl
the occasion, and many of the fancy dresses di'
great credit." tad°
Viscountess Palmerston's political assembly on ua-,,,cl
evening at Cambridge House was, we learn, s'ideu
numer,l;ly attended than any previous reunion Pre
over by her ladyship this season.

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TAS.
At LEWIS & COMP/0 Y'S, Railslagh street'

Advices from St. Petersburg mention that tbe,arch•
tariff was expected to be established about the Ist f the
Repnrts were current that the duties on rn°3t °it De
articles on which high rates are now levied, vrettited.
reduced One half, and that iron, which is now Pr°,ll„id, clar
will be admitted at a duty of 20 copecks Per I;:°Eition-
about .t 2 sterling per ton. Stiould these an'ic'ebabl'<•
even partially be realised a sensible impetus will pro
be given to several branches of the trade here.

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