Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

the ease

Mr. Bennett said a storm was ;brewing at the expense
that was being incurred.

The matter then dropped.
This was all the public business.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

TATTERSALL'S.-.--,MONDAY.

LATEST BETTINGt.

.DCOICASTER HANDICAP.-3 to 1 agst Burgomaster (t):;
4to 1 agst The Far West (t); sto 1 agst Clara Webster
(t); .6 to 1 agst Princess Royal ; S to 1 agst Shafto.
.-5 to 2 agst Promised Land (t and off); 4to
.Ausjid (t and off) ; 100 to 8 agst Electric (t) ; 30 to 1
list Marionette (t) ; 22 to 1 agst Cavendish (t); 20 to 1
agst Ticket of Leave (t to £100) ; 25 to 1 apt Trumpeter
(t) ; 32 to;.1 agst Enfield (t); 40 to 1 .agst Schuloffe (t).
o.Axs.--0,5 to 1 agst Mayonnaise ; 6 to 1 agst Ariadne
10 to 1 agst Rosabel (t).

DEnifi

PROGRAMME OF DONCASTER, SPRING MEETLNG

TUESDAY, MAY 17

The Tium,--STAKEs of ssovs each, with 30 added:; three
yea.r olds .6st .121 b, four Bst 71b, five 9st, six and aged fist
31b,,; mares and geldings allowed 31b; maiden three year
olds at the time of starting allowed 31b, four 51b, five and
upwards.7lb; wieners of 100sovs at anyone time 71b, twice
1011), and thrice ,1,,c1b extra ; the winner so pay ssovs towards
expenses; T.X.c.,; 11 subs.
Layton. Sys I Weasel, 3ys I Gr :1- Chanticleer outkof
Mariola, Sys 1 Adelaide, 3ys Birthday, 3ys
Clara Webster, 3ys Lileboat, 4ys (71b Little Agnes, 3ys (+b
Conjuror, Sys es) ex, .(paid)
The Bean, )-s : TT h y Not, 3ys

The "Istpr,Ful, ST,AxEs of 5;
two year odds; colts,stt 71b,

;ovs each, with 100 added, for
allies and geldings Bst 31b ;
extra ; the winner to pay 20
3ond to receive 2030 vs out of
bout five furlongs); 63 subs.

sorz towarit expenses;; ,the se
the stakes.; Hopeful Com-se (t

Mr Allison's Whitehouse
Mr Barber's Bea Webster
Captain Baylv's Circassia
Mr Birrall's bares c Argyll
Mrlißlanises b.e by Weatherba
out of Capuoine
Mr Christie's br Stoch..wa
out of Selina
Capt W Ii Cooper's ch f Retreat
Mr It H Copp. rthwsite's ch
Ireland's Glory
Mr II Coverdale's gr f Eva
Mr W S Crawfurd's The Gentle
Mr W S Crawfurd's Miss Erskine
Mr C Dresser's Amy Sedgalck
Mr 6 Drewe's The Drummer
Mr Drummond's br c tolzeufells
Mr Drummond's ch e Oxford
Mr Eastwood's ch f Butterfly
Mr Eastwood's b c Job, by
Barnton out of patience
Mr Gill's b c Tom
Mr W S Halford's ch f Gwellyau
Mr W Halford's b f Heloise
Mr Halliwell's ch c King of
Sweden

Mr J Osborne's b e by West
Australian out of Birdtrap
Mr J Osborne's br c Tormentor
Mr J Osborne's b c by Augur--
Incense
Mr T Parr's Lupelius (51b ex)
Mr T. Parr's Newby
Mr J E Peel's br f Hare Bell
Mr J Rigby's ch c The Antler
Mr Itßobinson'aßuttercup (7111 ex
hjr W Sadler's hr f Thirza
Mr Saxon's bf Whiteßose (51bex)
Mr mith's Stanley
Mr.J C Smith's br f Phcebe May-
Sewer

Lord Stamford's eh c by Joe
Lovell out of Testy
Lord SOunford's b c by Kingston
out of Butterfly
Mr Steplien son's br c by Barnton
out of Jolla
Mr T Stevens's b c Dreadnought
T Stevens's br f Clap-net
W Thornton's b c by Touch-
stone out of Area
Col Townley's b f Amethyst
Col Townley's br c Bowbearer
Col Townley's clef Shoulderkuot
Mr Tute's Rap
Mr 'rules The Drone
Mr T Walker's ch f Jessie
Mr T Walker's br c Oxford
Mr F W W Whitehead's bk or br
f Greta
Mr T H Whitehouse- _
Backbiter out of Jocose
Mr Whitworth's b f sist4r to
tyls tone
Mr S WilliamPs Australian
Mr S William's Professor
Mr T Wiseman's May Queen
Mr T Wiseman's Recluse

Capt Helmsley's br c by Barntpn
out of Van Galen's dam
Mr Hewitt's br f by Windhound
out of Mary

Mr Hull's Westender
Mr S Jacob's b c Edwin
Mr J La Mert's br c Mazzaroni
Mr J La Mert's c by Cossack—

Ps br c by

Mr ➢lilts's eh f Malaria
Sir C Monek's Grenadier
Sir C Monek's br f by West
Australian out of Gossamer
Mr It Morris's f by Stockwell or
West Australian out of Countess
of Albemarle

The GRAND NATIONAL STEELE CHASE HANDICAP of 10
sovs each, h ft, with 100 added ; winners of 100 sovs
clear after May 4 once 71b, twice or a winner of 200
soya clear 101 b extra ; the second to save his stake; the
winner to pay 25 sovs towards expenses ; about three miles
and three-quarters, over the usual Steeple Chase Course;
20 subs.

age st lb 1 age st lb
Xanthus (h b) . a ..11 5 1 Morgan Rattler.... ....a..10 3
Chance
Old Dog Tray a...1013 Sunrise.
Baalbee
.a .10 11 The Curate (11 b) .a..9 11
Jealousy
Omar Pacha .. . ...... a... 10 10. Chumley ....
Shylock
Lothario (la b)
... .
Gibraltar ...
Willie Wilful ...

9 5
4..9 0
5..8 9
.a (p
Shanbally
a.. (pd)
)
(Handicap) of 50 SOTT, for
winners of any race value
ifter May 11 61b, twice or of

a... 10 3

Total bales 26,245
The half-yearly meeting of the Waterford and
Kilkenny Railway Company took place to-day. The
receipts for the half year were 9,0011 8s 2d, and the
expenditure 5,350/ Ss ld, leaving a balance in favour
of the company of 3,65113 s ld. As this was nearly
absorbed for interest on loan, a surplus of only
5471 5s 4d will remain to the credit of revenue.
The adjourned extraordinary meeting of the
Great Northern Railway Company, fixed for the 31st
inst., is further adjourned to the 12th of July, the
bills intended to have been submitted not being
ready for consideration, in consequence of the
—.6.. 7 4 _ dissolution of parliament.
...4..7 31
3.. 7 SI
..'3 ij A special meeting of the Wimbleton and Dorking
.....3..7 21 _.....ouver
, ~.3.. 7 2 Premium
. , 4.. 7 0 fault. 3.. 6 2 approve a contract with the South-Western Railway
.3.. 7 OAP re.otion 3..5 13 Company for the maintainance and working of the
3..7 6 Trabueo __ . _
1
' - -1' ' Wimbleton and Epsom line.
The Funds showed renewed firmness. The effect of the
effervescence in Turkey and Germany is counteracted by
the continued investments by the public. Speculation
in the Stock Exchange is dormant, and the bulk of
the current business consists of bona
,fide purchases in
the English Funds, Railway Securities, and other
stocks of a solid character. Consols were again almost
exempt from fluctuation. The closing prices were
about 8 per cent. above those quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday.
Most of the money dealers are now willing to itti:.-' first--
__........._
_ _ class short bills at 44 per cent. There no go.ld
No SHIP SHOULD co TO SEA without one of SamMert: operations at the Bank to-day. Daily Newswere
City Article, and Co.'s Patent Selt-cleansing Charcoal Filters, cased ano! goeurcray Rvening
fitted-up expressly for use on board ship. Note the address, (
.4, partial rally took place in English Funds. The business liAtimps.fts & Co., 16, Parker-street, Liverpool. d 1 of the 44 was entirely unimportant. The purchases on I

The CHESTERFIELD PLATE
three year olds and upwards ;
sovs (matches excepted)
240 sovs 91b extra ; one mile.
age st lb
.4..8 12
.4 .8 6
.4..8 4
.5..8 3
.4..8 1
.4..7 13
.4..7 12
.4..7 10
.4..7 9
•••....4..7 9