Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-15 00:00:00

APRIL,

9 Thirsk Spring Meeting .18
11 Epsom'Spring Meeting l9
12 Newmarket YAM •23
MAY.
Chester Spring Meeting .... 1 Harpenden 1
Doncaster Spring Meeting.. 8 Epsom Summer Meeting
Salistinrs, lO Manchester 39
York Spring Meeting lO Hungerford 3l
Bath l5

Ascot
Hampton
Newton
Odihani
Bibury Club

JUNE.
5 Beverley
13 Stockbridge. ~. 2l
13 Winchester
19 Newcastle...
'' :' G
20 Chelmsford ' 1.4", 26

JULY.
Newmarket July Meeting 3 Pontefract..
Carlisle
Worcester Summer Meeting 5 Stamford
Liverpool 9 Marlborough..
Beecles lO G00dw00d......
'Abingdon l2 'Lewes ...........
AUGUST.
Brighton . 1 Oxford l6
Brighton Club 3 Plymouth 2l
Wolverhatnpton 6 York 22
Reading 8 Lichfield. 27
Radcliffe
Egham • 74 Stockton

12
17

19
20

24

SEPTEMBER.
4 Monmouth 2O
11 Manchester 2l
• l7 Newmarket F.O.M. 25
19
OCTOBER.
Bedford 3 Newmarket Houghton 22
Newmarket S.O.M 8 Worcester Autumn 39
NOVEMBER.
Hereford 1 Shrewsbury Autumn M . ... 1k
Liverpool Autumn Meeting 7

Warwick
Doncaster
Chesterfield
Leicester

. ~ •
COURSING FIXTURES FOR 1860.
... . ,
FEBRUARY.
Place. County. Judge .Meeting.
liordley Salop Mr. J. Hodgson 45
Spelthorne Club Wilts Mr. Warwick.ls, 16, 17
Dirleton &N. Berwick Northumberni Mr. J. Hay .............16
Waterloo (Altcar) Lancashire Mr. A. Da1ze11.22,23,20
Brinkbarn ' Northumberl'd 23, 0
Abergele Denbighshire.. Mr. Warwick ....28, 20
MARCH.
Lanark (Open) - Lanarkshire
Ashdown Park (Ch.)... Berke Mr. M`George...l2, &e
Coquetdale (Open) Northumberl'd Mr. Warwick ....13, &
County Louth Club.... Ireland
14, 15
Limerick (Cloraine).... Ireland Mr. llawkes ....... 14, 15!
Diamor Meath lreland Mr. Owens... ...... A Itcar Club , Lancashire 21,.22
21, 22
Biggar Champion Lanarkshire.. 27, &et
Caledonian (O APRIL.
pen) ..... Edinburgh
Limerick (Knockrue) Mr. .......11, .. Ireland. Hawkes 12
Belle:di
NOVEMBER.
Scarborough
Newmarket Champion Suffolk
Coquetdale (Open) Northumhcrl'd
Hampton Court Chaim. Middlesex 20, 21
Marham Club Norfolk

THE CHASE.
SIR W. W. WYNN'S FOXHOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday, Feb. 15.
Cloverley
Thursday, Feb. 16
Hawkstone
Saturday, Feb. 18
• lmeoya

At half-past ten.
The CIIESIIIRE HOUNDS will meet on
Wednesday, Feb. 15
Thursday, Feb. 16...,
Saturday, Feb. 18...
Monday, Feb. 20....,
Tuesday, Feb. 21 .Thursday, Feb. 23-.
Saturday, Feb. 25

Crewe
Bradaeld Green
....................... . ..Appleton
... . ...................... The Smokers
......................... .. .. Chilton
Dutton Heath
At half-past ten. Shipbrook Bridge
Mr. SITWELL'S LUDLOW HOUNDS will meet on
Friday, Feb. 17 • Pedlar's Rest

At half-past ten.
The ALBRIGHTON FOXHOUNDS will meet on
Thursday, Feb. 16 The Four Ashes, near Somerford
Saturday, Feb. 18 The Bell, Tosg Norton
At a quarter to eleven.

I

Mr. Bennett har been appointed judge of the Altcar dub
Coursing Meeting in:March.
The Australian and NRU: Zealand Gazette says, that the All- :1
England Eleven are prepared to make a voyage td the Anti.:
podes, on the understanding that they are to play a series of
matches against the best cricketers the Australian continent can
produce.

Mr. Frederick Lillywhite is, we understand, abouentgot3folip.enTittoglhi?sth-1 11
an account of the, trip of the Engli-sh cricketers to Canada and
the United States. The bo•lk will contain the principal insi-
dents from the departure o' the cricketers from Liverpool until
their return to this port.
The commitments under the Grune Laws, in England, in the
numberedTottl3,°92,6;9lBl. Wales, 32
h3a2r;geins
Scotland,6fyouerdro r
eeunebd le double aw3esd3Mxteand
~j,ulinn certificate
IDs. aes6dlta, dutyn.d 32.
were
The second annual steeplechases, at Bangor, got up by the
members of the Wynnstay hunt, are fixed for Tuesday, the
13th March. Five events ate to he contested for, the principal
being for a silver cup, value £25, with 50 soya, added by Sir
W. W. Wynn. The entrance is 2 sovs., and the horses running „
to be bona
with
the property of gentlemen who have regularly '
hunted with them with the Wynnstay Hounds,
LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.—The entry for the Wynnstav
Cup'Steeple Chase (a new race) being a piece of plate, valued
soya, added to a sweepstake of 5 toys. each, for hunters (gen-
tlemen riders), is to close this day week. The meeting is fixed
for Tuesday, the 6th of March, and the stewards are the Earl
of Sefton, Viscount A. Talon, the Earl of Coventry, the Etrl of
Courtenay, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P., and Capt. White.
THE CHESTER COP.—The foll Owing table exhibits the stktis• '
tics of this race for the past tea years, and may not prove
' uninteresting to many at the Present time :
Ac- 5 yrs and ,
Ent'd cepted Ran uprds 4 yrs 3 yrs Winner. Age at 1,1;
1850 ... 189 ... 104 ... 26 ... 8 ... 16 ... 2 ... Mounseer ...4 ..6
12.
1851 ... 194 ... 83 ... 28 ~. 10 ... 13 ... 5 ... Nancy .......3.•.4 10
1852 ... 210 ... 129 ... 43 ... 12 ... 17 ... 14 ... Joe Mi11er.,.3•.•4 6
1853 ...- 216 ... 131 ... 28 ... 9 ... 8 ... 11 ... Goldfinder -5 7
1888555645 :.... 219931,6 .:.:
111011951
...
223407 .:....1 das 3...4 10
ilsl2 .:
...
:.. 1808
1857 ... 188 ... 118 ~. 35 ... 7 ... 14 ... td
ari,,,..e1-e:Telneht—eino - -Wg.
jr. ea 4...6 9
1858 ... 161 ... 91 ... 28 ... 3 ... 11 ... 14 ... Vanity 4 2
1859 ... 216 ... 111 ... 33 ... 10 .:. 15 ... 8 ... Learn ge''' ,
1860 ... 176 ... 114 ... ... ... ..• •-• • •
STEEPLECHASING.—A s•ortin,^, 6eddthasline,
ham's second attempt to establish...
...
... 1964 ... Epamite- 4...7 4
metropolis, says :—"We fear the difficulty
b
become an almost impqs-
of this character on a solid basis has
way
: : :o
One
:nyet placinghAicant .
a- m 3 e e.st in g 1
consists in the app a..
sible task. The real difficulty in the
languish, not for want of rent fact that steeplechase meettillla
ty orses capable of cam-
a scaoonfthhoerssteesepailechaess of
Slough,betgtin.g
more is
excludes both hunters
ppuetbliniegl'inatr°sucnha geen'cbourmt encounters.
to
interests, we cannot expect
se at '
The same jouraal, in its rem
that dinar Pacha was struck out at
on Thursday last, states
owner , said, been forriennsteta4earrll'a
proceeding caused much indignatil.4s, and that this
,clod by the public. on, as the
horse had been heavily backed by
might have °PP had, it is •
thought pf improving the breeds
a remarks
e
said, been
been taken to
' scrate i ' him. ,t.
• hie to get his money on,
,determined not
the market, and, unable
public alone. It •
to 'et Omar run
for
th
have. been - drawn is very certain that
and
gentlemenT ep
witness reus r nean
it
da eni r
sg.ynh,ntdaeadtedailcdlua'
edtilciian
e."
a ii, Co because greater faith •
was placed by his party ngreve, inasmuch as the latter
'' li he had never seen
a
Appeared as thongfence in his life ; and
that
it is ridiculous to believesuch a mistake could have been
cominift.,l
t"hSeuhreolrrs
es some
de. a,:oliste r