Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-03 00:00:00

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

A meeting of the clergy and laity of the south-
western division of Middlesex, resident in the deanery
of Hampton, was held, on Wednesday, at the National
School-house, Shepperton, for the purpose of enabling
the Bishop of London to lay before them the spiritual
wants of the diocese, and inviting them to co-operate in
the measures required to supply those wants. His lord-
ship, who took the chair was supported by Mr. W.
S. Lindsay, M.P., several county magistrates and
a large number of clergymen and., influential lay-
men. After a detailed statement from his lordship of the
reasons for calling the present meeting, as well as others
of a like character in various parts of the diocese, and
the objects he desired, to secure by their aid, the Rev.
W. Russell, rural dean, moved the first resolution—
" That this meeting, appreciating the necessity for
fresh efforts to supply the spiritual wants of 'the
people, desires to express its readiness to co-operate I
with the bishop in promoting the work of the
Church in the diocese." Mr. Strachan seconded the
resolution, which was unanimously agreed to. The
Rev. G. S. Master, M.A., vicar of Twickenham, pro-
posed—" That it is desirable that an association should
be formed, under the presidency of the rural dean, of
clergy and laity, to co-operate with the bishop to meet
the wants of the diocese." Mr. Lindsay, M.P., seconded
the motion. The Rev. E. Stokes, vicar of Staines, Mr.
Harding, and other gentlemen, having addressed the
meeting, an association as proposed by the bishop was
formed, the Rev. Mr. Russell, the rural dean, consenting
to be president; Mr. Lindsay, M.P., treasurer ; and the
Rev. Mr. Phipps, curate of Shepperton, secretary. A
cordial vote of thanks to the bishop closed the pro-
ceedings.

COURT AND OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has arrived
at Windsor from the University of Oxford. He was
attended by Major-General the Hon. R. Bruce and
Captain Gray.
The fifth dramatic performance of the season took
place at Windsor Castle on Tuesday evening.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had a
select party to dinner on Wednesday evening at his
residence at St. James's Palace.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge
and the Princess II ary and household arrived at St.
James's Palace on Wednesday from Cambridge Cottage,
Kew, for the season.
VISCOUNTESS PALMERSTON'S ASSEMBLY.-ViSCOUIIt
and Viscountess Palmerston entertained at dinner on
Wednesday evening his Excellency the French Ambas-
sador and the Countess de Persigny, his Excellency the
Sardinian Minister, the Earl and Countess of Shaftes-
bury, the Right lion. Frederick and Mrs. Cowper, Mr.
Rumbold, &c. Lady Palmerston subsequently had an
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party on
Wednesday evening, at their mansion in Chesham-
place, when his Royal Highness the Prince of Orange
honoured the noble lord and lady by his company. The
Prince of Orange was attended by Count de Bylandt.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mrs. Gladstone,
the Earl of Minto, the Earl and Countess of Derby, the
Earl and Countess Stanhope, Lady Dunfermline, Hon.
Evelyn Ashley, &c., were present to meet his Royal
Highness.

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Age. at lb
The
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Nucleus
Turret
Vigo
Mavourneen
Joskin
Peggy Pollard
Julia 4...6 11 Fernleaf ‘ 3..,5 7
Minster
Miss Digby
Emotion
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4...6 8 Tommy Noble 3...5 5
The Dane
Estella a...6 6
Weights for the Handicap Hurdle Race. Two miles.
Age st lb Age st lb
Miss Harkaway
Pactolus
• King William
Charles the Second... 5...10 13 The Unknown a... 9 12
Caliph
Turret . 5...10 6 The Present 5... 9 11
Contention ... ....... .. 5...10 3 Johnny
Grillade
Lincoln Green (late Peylla 4... 9 6
Old Dog fray) a...10 2 Tee Poet
Pvrrhus the Second.. 6...10 0 Bf by Cruisk, dam by
Theory • 6...10 0 Conqueror, out of a
Sobersides 4...10 0 half-bred mare ... 4... 9 3

CHESTER MEETING.
TUESDAY, MAY 1.
Acceptances for the Tradesmen's Plate of 200 sous in specie,
added to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 sous. each. About
two and a quarter. 176 subs, 59 of whom declared and pay
five soya. each.

Age st. lb Age. at. lb
Tournament 6...9 4 Cheery Chap
Underhand 6...9 Rattlebone
Lifeboat
Musjid
Promised Land 4-8 0 T. P.',Cooke 5...5 5
Trumpeter
Blue Jacket 6...7 12 Sir William (h.b)
Roman Candle
Newcastle
Gaspard
Prioress
Rocket
Longrange
Telegram 5...7 6 The Pitman 3...5 0
' Schism 4...7 5 Odo
Fright
Physician 5...7 4 Chirper
Old Robert 4...7 4 Fravola 3...4 12
Tunstall Mid 5...7 2 Weatherbound
Desdemona ...... ......... 5...7 2 Viatka
Twilight
Independerice
Aston 4...7 2 Apollyon• 3...4 10
Arsenal
El llakim
Herne
Royal Sovereign - 5...6 10 Chirp .. 3...4 10
Marine 4...6 10 The Propket
Tame Deer
Theodora a...6 6 Feodorowna 3...410
Bucephalus 5.. .6 6 Chance Shot
Mouravieff 4...6 6 Malpas 2...4 S
Clara Webster 4...6 6 Man at Arms ~ 3...4 8
Lovett 4.. .6 6 Ch fby Bryan O'Linn
Pensioner
Satellite
Hibernia 4...6 4 11etman....... ........... .. 3...4 7
Secret Treasure 4...6 4 Bye Ways 3...4 7
Precursor 4...6 4 Ch g by Surplice—
Bastion
N u tbourne 3_6 4 The Monk
Prince of Denmark ... 5...6 3 Argyll
The Greek
Birmingham 4...6 2 Optimist
The Brewer a...6 0 Uncle Ned
Ronconi 5...6 0 Ch c by Stockwell—
Bankrupt 4...6 0 Bribery
Tiinandra
Winkfield . a...5 12 Mesmer 3...4 7
Heiress 4...5 12 B c by Grbsvenor—
Yellow Rose 4...5 12 Common Sense. 3...4 7
Miss Digby 4...5 12 Ch c by Surplice—
The Squire
Clapham
Moorcock
Allegra 4...5 12 ller Highness.
Petra (h.b.) 4...5 12 Philomel
Remunerator
Helwith. 4...5 10 Maid of Orleans 3 .4 7
Is g by 'Vatican—Lady B or br f by Surplice
Mary 4...510 —Beeswax ~ 3...4 7
Corhampten a...5 8 Ch f by Ifutwith—
Capon 5...5 8 Gardenia - 3...4 7

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EPSOM SPRING MEETING.
THURSDAY, APRIL 19.
Acceptances for the City and Suburban Handicap of 15 sous.
each, with 100 sovs. added. The last mile and a quarter.
Age st lb Age st lb
Tournament
M. Philippe
Musjid 4.. .8 4 Confectioner
Defender 4...8 3 Audrey - 4.. .5 10
Madlle. de Chantilly 6...8 2 Julie
Lord Nelson
Ariadne
Scent 4...7 12 Simple Simon 3.. .5 9
Roman Candle
Nucleus
Drogheda
Martel en Tete ......
Cantine 4.. .7 7 of Margery
Fitz-Roland . 5...7 7 Remunerator
Sam Spode -
Bastion 4...7 5 Feodorowna 3...5 8
Theodora
Mazzini
Royal Sovereign .. ... 5...7 4 Allington
Meg Merrilies 4...7 2 Hetman , 5...5 5
Marseillaise 4...7 1 Homeward Bound 3...5 5
Precursor
Ambush
Nuncia 4...6 13 Cby Cotherstone, out
Maid of the Mist
Comforter
Pensioner
Charles le Temeraire 4...6 10 Professor Dick
Sir Isaac " 4...6 10 Gridiron
Vixen
Lovett
Brown Holland 4...6 8 Dreadnought
Harraton 4...6 7 Narcissus 3.. .5 2
Comquot
Hal o' Kirklees 4...6 7 Egbert
Topsail 4...6 5 Yooicks
Tocher
Odo - 2 Australian Maid
Regius Professor
Woodburn
Curlew 3...6 0 The Duke
Wanderer
Hyder Ali
Paleface
Fly-by-Day
Vulture
Oliver
Cincinnati
Infanta 3...5 12 Glendinning
Knuckle Duster ... .. 4...5 12 Kimpton 3.. .4 9
Birdbolt
The Nun 3...5 10 Danae
General Hess 3...5 10
Acceptances for the Great Metropolitan Stakes (handicap) of
25 soya. each, with 150 added. Two miles and a quarter.
Age st lb Age st lb
Fright
Fitz• Roland
"Rocket 5...810 Bucephalus
Roman Candle
Newcastle • 4.. .8 9 Actress 3...6 3
Old Robert 4...8 8 White Wave, by Storm 3...6 2
Special License G...8 7 Simple Simon 3.. .6 1
Magnum 4_B • 6 Jason
Clydesdale
Madlle. de Chantilly 6...8 2 Birdcage 3...6 0
Sam Spode
Royal Sovereign
Desdemona 5,..7 10 Malpas 3...510
Mouravieff 4...7 10 Professor Dick 3...5 10
Forestier (French) ... 5...7 9 Chance Shot
Frederick - 5...7 6 Ralah Brooke 3...5 10
Lovett
Marine
i Nuncia
Moorcock
Yellow Rose
Fly-by-Day
Secret Treasure 4...7 0 Cby Stockwell-Bri-
Flitch
Heiress
Minister
General Hess 3.. .6 10 Danae
Remunerator 4. .6 10 Gwellyan 3.. .5 3
Odo

NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING.
TUESDAY, APRIL 9.
Acceptances for the Newmarket Handicap of 25 sous. each.
with 100 added. From the starting post of the R.M. to the
end of B.C.

Age. et. lb•

Age st lb
Blue Jacket 6...8 12 White Wave, by
Gamester
Il
Mdlle. de Chantilly
4. .8 9 Storm -5 0
Newcastle • 4.. .8 4 Athos -5,12
Fright
Magnum 4...8 1 Cby Cothcrstone, out
Old Robert 46.
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Clycltadale
Mazzini 4 .7 9 Lord Milton ............ 3...5 9
York 5...7 8 Chance Shot ........... 3...5 7
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Precursor
May
Morning., 4...7 4F by Autocrat, out of
Desdemona 5 ..7 1 Bleot's dam out of
3..,5 5
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Nuncio 4...7 0 Optimist 3...5 5
Lovett
Cock-a-hoop
Yellow Rose
Luff
Knuckle Duster
Flash in the Pan.
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Remunerator.
Simple Simon
Jason ..........

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'3::.5 13 Wax—

Man at Arms .. .......
3..5 12 Philomel

3...5 1
3...4 12

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CORRESPONDENCE.

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our correspondents.]

THE SHIPPING INTEREST OF LIVERPOOL.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

SIR,--The Shipping Interest of this great commer-
cial town owe you a debt of gratitude for the able
manner in Which you have advocated their.cause in the
Northern Daily Times ; and more especially when Mr.
Lindsay, who has made a motion for a select committee
to inquire into this important subject, proved himself to
be an enemy rather than a friend. However, since
your able articles upen this most important question,in
which the great shipowners of Liverpool feel so deeply
interested, that gentleman seems to have come to his
"right mind," as the select committee he has moved
for, and which was so ably seconded: by_ our ex-,•
cellent: and assiduous borough member, TMr. Thomas
ferry Horsfall, has ben. granted. This is in
keeping with 4r. Horsfall's upright and' •consistent
conduct since yve elected him as our representative ; and
his untiring and unwearied energies, in supporting-
everything that has for its object the advancement of
our town and trade, have made him so-jastly and so
deservedly popular. .
It Will now devolve upon the shipowners here to
watch, and narrowly scan, the proceedings of the com-
mittee in 'question, so that the burdens and restrictions
which ,have the tendency of crippling the Shipping
Interest here may be removed; and I feel satisfied, with
your able advocacy, and the evidence which shall he
produced before the gentlemen who may form the
committee, that a great boon will ultimately be conferred
on this important department of our social and local
trade.-4 am, sir, your obedient servant, VERITAS.
Liverpool,. Feb. Ist., 1860.