Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-08 00:00:00

COURSING FIXTURES FOR 1860.

FEBRUARY.
Judge Meeting.
Place. County..
' Mr. B. Nightingale....B
Tarleton (Soutbport)... ,
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Knipe Scar
Baldock Club Hertfordshire. Mi. Warwick 9, 10
Salperton
Prees ' Salop Mr. Shelley ll
Newmarket Spring-C.. Suffolk " Mr. M'George 14
Hordley Salop Mr. J. Hodgson l5
Spelthorne Club Wilts .... ..... .. .. Mr. Warwick.ls, 16, 17
Dirlcton &N. Berwick Northuntherrd Mr. J. Hay - 16
Waterloo (Ahem') Lancashire
Brinkburn Northstmk)erl'd • 21,'24
Abergele. Denbighshire.. 51r. Warwick ....2S, 29
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The Tarleton Coursing Meeting takca place, by permission of
Sir T. G. IleskethOlitit ads day, ovsr his extensive manor at
Tarleton (half-way between Southpbct and Preston), when five
light dog stakes 'will be rttn for. As the ground is good and
hares plentiful, a large attendance is mtpeeted, as it is Mit an
unusual thing to See some of the best trials:of Ibe season at
this meeting, the hares always, running, very aroDg•
• THE 'CHASE.
SIR W. W. WYNN'S FOXHOUNDS will meet on
Friday, Eeb: 10 Carden
Saturday, Feb. 11 llanmer
At half-past ten.
Mr. MEYNELL INGRAM'S HOI/NDS -win meet on

Thursday, Feb, 9.
Saturday, Feb. 11
At a quarter to eltien
The CHESHIRE HOUNDS will meet on

• Radbourne
Aston

Wednesday, Feb. 8 -
Thursday, Feb. 9 ,
Saturday, Feb. 11
Monday, Feb. 13
Wednesday, Feb. 15
Thursday, Feb. 16.
Saturday, Feb. 18

Withingtoß Hall
Aston Ha►fl
Wistaston
Tatton Park
Crewe'
Bradfield Green'
Appleton

At half-past teat.
Mr. SITWELL'S LUDLOW HOUNDS will meet on
Thursday, Feb. 9 Kyrc wood House
Saturday, Feb. 11 The Serpent
Tuesday, Feb. 14 Bircher Common.
Friday, Feb. 17 Pedlar's Rest
At half-past ten.
The ALBRIGIITON FOXHOUNDS will meet on
Thursday, Feb. 9 Divine Hall
Saturday, Feb. 11 ipley Park
Tuesday, Feb. 14 . Belbroughton
Thursday, Feb. 16
The Four Ashes, near Somerford ,
Saturday, Feb. 18 The Bell, Long Norton
At a quarter to eleven.
The 'NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE HOUNDS will meet on '
Wednesday, Feb. 9 Oakley Hall
Friday, Feb. 13
-Ne SHROI
Wednesday, Feb. 9..
Friday, Feb. 10...

At hilf-past ten.
The SHROPSHIRE HOUNDS will meet on

Montf3rd Bridge
Eaton Constantine

At half-past ten.

For Clasper and Drewittan'esirsrcaeufstlpeloernrasd' race the articles have
been somewhat altered to suit the convenience of both parties.
The day of rowing has been changed to Tuesday, April 24. A
report was current in London, last week, that the match would
not be proeeede .1 with, as the Chelsea man does not at all relish
being taken out of his own water.
to-day BiLugDegin—e sdA
s,ofof 'London.
(formerly of Manchester), and Mr. George
e
nalim Smith, of
amy ttch a t b
betweeni lßar a
Mr.ist wi
jsi.eltlinßoemtacoerekboephdtsthlanoa,
ueeespsantrutorblltii
probable
lebo'clfrl`tlepsi,°tho.rihe about
A match for £5O has been made between Mr. J_
n
th.
c. Liverpool,4Brunswick'
3 ggames
m eandso
lc 111000rte.1
up, 21
Liverpool,w2 lles,
gameso fotntbhee playedManchester.2n
o toTn hier c.
Playedolß lod,t.ti ieosnai
table on the 15th inst., and the other 22 giundeigastant.
that
Regatta Associa-
rsman, has signified
Joshua Ward, the American champion_rn
hisNe Newcastle-upon-Tillie, c readinessle-up rsmo.ale,rtofCEhanmglbaenrds:
to
row him a race for $2,500. TheexPenu ses (ss"' provided that
tion agrees to pay. Chambers's Bay.
The whole ►t re-
the race be rowed in Newburgh
and
quired to be r°thanis
ENGLAND v. AMERICA.—The Albany Statesman states
hunt, I singled ' an im-
mense committee will take
da.,
other places. The secretary
to be taken in New York an
throughout thetnit d S with
tions throug e States.
12.
:wane Newburg
stock, leaving $2.000
has been dire:tetdotof
aohPeernd
s 'th of
—Mr F. B. 111 . . New 'York, records,
various regatta leTalcernei
BUFFALO I/UNTING.
Times, the following feat whilst buf
in , Wilkes's pirit of the
my
nineteenth birthday,_
falo hunting :—" Just after Platte, about on the Ist
Southseventeen miles above
of July, 1858, at the
first buffalo ,
es
associations
accept theooheo,
cchliamiloop, i,:
brought him to
half an hour's duration,
of limb and fury t bay, and on his tun -
. ' 'than his power
Colts o fight,' I killed hive,
mg, with
my sole weapon an ordinary 8 navy revolver. I wis
mounted on a Pawnee PTV) and not having a
Fort Kearney,
beaurrie,
moun ' carbine ' was
but a few feet distant 'from him when I gave him his death
smith mentions
I wound." Mr. , . the names of five gentlemen
who saw the whole proceeding ant the result. - -
vo,uon my. very