Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-01 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS.

Edward Evans, draper, Wednesbury.
Charles Lambourn Chiswick, barge builder, Salisbury
Wharf, Strand, Middlesex.
William John Thomas Smith, fancy box maker and pin
manufacturer, Birmingham.
Thomas Crickett Jennings, dealer, Ipswich.
John Clayton, grocer, Newport.
Adolph Worman, boot and shoe manufacturer, Minories
and Bow-road.
James Whilcock, grocer, Birmingham.
William Boswell, victualler, Birmingham.
Wm. Silvester Lynal Digbeth, plumber, Warwickshire.
George Noble Wilkinson and llezekiah Orvis, ship
brokers, Hartlepool.
William James Dudley, screw and tool manufacturer,

►Worcestershire.
William Jones, dairyman, New-road, \Vhitcchapel.
Joseph Varley (and not John, as previously advertised),
yarn spinner, King's Mill, near Huddersfield.

LATEST BETTING.
TATTERSALL'S.
TWO THOUSAND GUINEAS.
7 to 2 agst Wizard (taken) 14 to 1 agst Plum Pudding (t)
I
sto 1 ... Buccaneer (taken)
-

LINCOLN HANDICAP.
l 2 to 1 agst Curlew (taken) 112 to 1 agst White Rose (t.)

CHESTER CUP.

20• to 1 agst Longrange (tak'n) 1 30 to 1 agst Birmingham (w.)
30 to 1 Squire (wanted) 1 4)to 1 ... Promised Land (w)

MANCHESTER BETTING.
TWO TliCit SAN D GUINEAS.

4tol on the field (offered) 1.1() to 1 agst King of Diamonds
5 to 1 agst Lupullus (offered)'(o. 12 to 1 t.)

THE BERET.

LO to 1 agst Umpire (0.12 to 1t) 40 to 1 agst King of. Diamonds
l 2 to 1 ... Thormanby (t.) I (taken)

LINCOLN HANDICAP.
100 to 8 agst Curlew (taken)
LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE.
14 to I agst Jealousyff. 15 to I 25 to 1 agst Abd-el-Kader (t.)
a 25 to 1 ... The hewer (t.)

THE CITE
25 to 1 agst Longrange (off'd.)
25 to 1 ... 13irminghant o. SO
to 1 taken)
28 to 1 ... Viatk a (taken)

ITER CUP.
30 to 1 agst Satellite (offered)
50 to 1 ... Promised Land (t)
66 to 1 ... Tame ➢eer (taken) •
ti 6 to 0 Philomel (taken)

The attendance at Tattersall's, on Monday afternoon, was
not nunierous, and the actual business transacted was very
limited. For the Liverpool Steeplechase 10 to 1 was offered
Anais, and 12 to 1 was taken about Xanthus ; 4 to I was
taken freely about the Wizard for the Two Thousand, and
layers would not bet more than half a point less at the close-
A correspondent of a New Tork paper writes as follows
" A rumour is gaining, ground th t Mr. Harlan [the American]
has &zoned, or is likely to form, a connection with a most
excellent man on the English turf?—the son of a nobleman, it
man of the strictest honour and integrity, and by ao means
inexperienced in racing matters. The profits will, I believe,
be shared between them, and the expenses will be all dia.
charged by the new partner in return for his share in the
mares. When their running career is ended, they are to be
returned to Harlan for breeding purposes, or whatever he
may think proper to do with them. In the meantime he is to
be at no expense whatever, but is to receive some handsome
contingencies should certain stakes named in the agreement
' be ' 'Aided."' • •
Mr. Charles Beard , of Rottin g dean, was out with the South-
down foxhounds, on •the 27th ult., and whilst taking a line
across country, his horse failed in clearing a
bank and deep
broad ditch, and fell backwards oa him.
lie `vas removed to
Hassoek's-gate, when it was discovered
lit the had sustained
ha
the same evening
a compound fracture of the hip.
removed to his residence at Rotting
decaZasand is doing as 'well

for a similar number of 58'
prove. favourable.
feetsokne t
Stakes,
it
aCktieps :
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can be expected. -
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Wednesday,
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Stakes,
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Peter
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for
eight all-aged
Hughes, Esq., of Kinmel Park. The contest will include the
Kininel Park Cup, the Abergele Stakes, the Elwy stak.es,
.a
Dog Sapling Stakes, and a Bitch Sapling Stakes.
The Rhyl Open 'Meeting, by p:rmission of W. g. Ca.,__
Eact.' will take place on Thursday, February 9. The events
will
will comprise the Rhvl Cup, for eight all-aged dogs,. at zrta
each;: ;graneydhtohune
greyhounds,
Tdohg%co,
at
tt all-
agedaiir judge. has been.
Tarleton (near Rufford) Open Meeting will take
Wednesday, Feb. 8, should the weather pro place on
ethTeari
dogs,' at £4 10s. each ; the Rufford Stakes, four eight all-aged
dogs, at £3los. each ; and the Mere Stakes, r eight all-aged
dogs, at £2 108. each. ) for eight all-aged
Henry Clasper, of Newcastle..o„.,„
11 , `" AYne
Chelsea, are to row a sou er a race on th ' and G. Drewitt, of
High Level Bridge to Scotswood Sus e river Tyne, from the
aside, on Tuesday,. the Bth of pension Bridge, for £lOO
water, Drewitt receiving £lO fel, i'laY, one hour before high
exttev.r-
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