Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-26 00:00:00

MANCIIEST:

THE CHB!
2.5 to 1 agst Longrange (taken)
25 to 1 ... Viatka (off. 200 to
7 taken)
33 to 1 ... Birmingham (off.
40 to• 1 taker.)
33 to 1 ... Squire (o. -10 to 1 t.)

TWO TROtSA
4 to 1 on the field offered. I

,THE 11
20 to 1 agst tnpullns (taken.

STEEPLE CHASE- FIXTURES FOR 1860.
Carinarthenshire Feb. 7, 9 Shrewsbury March 8, 9
Slough B, 9 Birmingham l2, 13
, Ottingham 2l Pembroke Annual l3
Derby Midland - 23 Coventry
Gullane 25 Folkstone
Ten by 2B Warwick - •' 22
Tenbv March 1 Military (N'thantpton)...29, 30
Liverpool
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RACING FIXTURES FOR 1860.
FEBRUARY.
15 Derby Spring
21 Gallane
MARCH.
LiveipOol Spring Meeting.. 6 Warwick Spring
Shrewsbury Spring . , ti Northampton
Coventry Spring l4 Crorton Park

Lincoln Spring
Nottingham Spring

APRIL.
9 Thirsk Spring Meeting l3
11 Epsom Spring Meeting l9
. 12 Newmarket F.S.M 23
MAY.
°heater Spring Meeting .... 1 Harpenden lB
Doncaster Spring Meeting.. 8 Epsom Summer Meeting 2222
Salisbury. lO Manchester 3-
York Spring 'Meeting lO Iltmgerfbrd 3l
Bath l5

Newmarket Craven
Catteriek Bridge
Abergavenny

JUNE
5 Beverley .
13 Stockbridge
13 Winchester
19 Newcastle
20 Chelmsford
JULY.
Newmarket July Meetilg .. 3 Pontefract
Carlisle
Wox cesterSummer Meeiing 5 Stamford
Liverpool 9 Marlborough—
Beccles lO, Goodwood
Abingdon l2 • Lewes
AUGUST.
1 Oxford
3 Plymouth
6 Ir,;rk
8 Lichfield
13 Derby Summer Meeting, 29
14 Stockton 3O
SEPTEMBER.
.... 4 Monmouth 2O
' 11 Manchester • 21
17 NeWMarket F.O.M. • 25

Ascot
Hampton...
Newton
Odiham'
Bibury Club

26

26

12
17
19
20
24
30

Brighton
Brighton Club
Wolverhampton
Beading
,Radeliffe '
Eghani

Warwick
Doncaster •
Chesterfield
Leicester..

Bedford
Newmarket S.O.M

OCTOBER. •
3 . Newmarket Houghton
8 'Worcester Autumn
•
NOVEMBER.

Hereford •'l Shrewsbury Autumn M l3
Liverpool Autumn; Meeting 7 •

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CLOSING OF STAKES.
Chester, Epsom Spring;Newmarket, and Shrewsbury,
• -• Jan. 31.
Croxton. Park, Doncaster Spring, Northampton, and York
Spring, Feb. 7.

The death of Mr. H. Dowson, a gentleman well known in
Turf circles, is announced. The deceased was for many years
the confidential clerk of Davis the .‘ Leviathan," when the
Litter carried on his immense betting-list business; latterly,
however, he had confilk.d himself to commission transactions
and bookmaking. Mr. Dowson was in his thirty-fourth year,
and, it is said, a cancer in the stomach was the malady which
caused his untimely death.
DERBY LOTS, 18 Day's: The Assyrian, Offspring,
Traducer, Kingfisher, Chirp, Byeways, colt by. Grosvenor, out
of Common Sense. T. Dawson's : Baronet, Sir William, Pro-
fessor Dick, Pescatore, Horace. John Day's : Blue Ruin,
Hecate, Brownstown, Mainstone, Apollo; Ataman. Baron
Rothschild's : Restes, King of Diamonds, Jason. Lord Stam-
ford's : Colt by Wild Dayrell-- Marmnifer, colt by Wind-
hound—Maid of Tyne, .Paleface, Bentinck. Mr. Merry's :
Merryman, Trovatore, Brother to Rainbow, Thonmuiliv, Ma-
drid. .1. Mberrs : Hoineward'llound, Upperhand. Elliott's
High Treaso.i, The! Prophet, Bra.ssev, Springwell.. J. Os-
borne's : Colt by Andover—Lady Elizabeth, Desmond, Sutton.
IV. Oates's : Job, Sparrow Hawk, Amethyst. S. Rogers'::
Gilgal, Arlington, Digby Grand: Mr. .21. _Parr's: -Lupnllus,
Newby, Contadina. Sir Joseph Hawley's: Loiterer, Largesse.
John Scott's: Sweetsauce, Donner and Blitz, Grand Master,
Tom Bowline. Cape Flyaway (late Caaczou colt), colt by the
Plying Dutchman—Emeute, colt by Barbatns---Flutter, The.
Wizard, The Drone, colt by the, Flying Dutchman--,Miss
Whip, Whirlwind, Nightingale, The Pedlar, The Rap, Lord'
,Portsmouth's: Buccaneer, Plum Pudding, Red Rock. Lord
Zetland's : Lanchester, Bivouac, Sabreur. T. Taylor's : Colt.
by COnfes.oi, out of Mr. Sykes's dam, Baron Munchausen,
Ingestre,: Winton; Nicholas. Mr. Gratteicke's: Ebony, Error,
Aliington. The .13•ench: Lightfoot,, Gang Forward, Feruck
Khan, Angelo, bangu. The Irish : Arcturus, Theodore,.
Pat-op, Ulsterman, Cardinal (late Compote).

CIIURCIITOWN COURSING MEETING.

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(SOUTHPORT.)
By permission of the Rev. C. linsicErn. ' •
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1860.
STEWARDS. . ,

President : Captain Hesketh. Vice-President : N. Slater, Esq..
'W: Peacock, Esq. T. R. Bridson, Esq., and .1. Spinks,. Esq.
Secretary : Mr. I. Greenwood. Judge Mr. Peter Taylor.
Slipper : Mr. T.
THE lIESKETH 'CUP for all-aged Dogs, £5 "10s. each,.
Mr. Jones's Joust beat Mr. Peacock's Passport.
Mr. Spinks' Seaport beat Captain Hesketh's War. .
Mr. Knowles' Director beat Mr. Blundell's Bridal Tour.
Mr. Bateman's Do-it-if-you-can beat Mr. Dixon's Deacon.
SECOND TIES.
I Director beat Do-it-if-you-can. -
THIRD TIE.
Seaport beat Director, and won the cup.
THE ROSSALL CUP for Puppies, at £4 10s. each. "
Mr. Jones' Jung. Bahadoor beat Mr. Bateman's Transit.
Mr. Croft's Red Lion beat Mr. Peacock's Piedmont. .
Mr. Bateman's Quietness-is-best b, at Mr. Hardy's Crowcatcher.
Mr. Spinks' Seashell beat Mr. Halewood's Brighton.
IIt:COND TIES.
Red Lion boat Jung Bahadoor. I Seashell beat Quietness-is-best.-
Tit inn TIE.
Seashell divided the Cup with Red Lion.
THE MARSIISIDE STAKE for Puppies, at £3 10s. each.
Mr. Lomax's Let-her-be-easy beat Mr. Peacock's Prize-ring.
Mr. Halsall's Tasso beat Mr. Croft's Isabel.
Mr. Jones' Jack Snipe beat Mr. Worrall's Woodbine.
Mr. Dixon's Deacon the Second beat Mr. Halewood's Brandy.
SECOND TIES. ' •
Let-her-be-easy beat Tasso. Do aeon the 2nd beat Jack Snipe.-
TIMID TIE.
Let-her-be-easy beat Deacon the Second, and won the stake.
THE' MEOLS-HALL STAKES, all-aged Dogs, £3 10s. each.
Mr. Halewood's Happy Lass heat Mr. Worrall's Melon.
Mr. Stocker's Summerside beat Capt. Hesketh's Meet-me-now.
Mr. Lomax's Let-him-be-easy b t Mr. Plohnes' Heliotrope,
Mr. Knowles' Fairlawn heat ‘Mr. Peacock's Panic.
• , SECOND TIES. •• •
Summerside beat Happy Lass. I Let-him-be-easy beat Fairlawn.
THIRD TIE.
Let-him-be-easy beat Surnmersde, and won the stake.
THE CHURCHTOWN STAKES, for all-aged Dogs, at £2 les.
eac).
Mr. Dickinson's Black Ribbon b at Mr. Rawson's Rudd-sr:loff"
Mr. Brown's Brewer beat Mr. Holmes' Beadsman.
"Mr. Croft's Moorlands beat Mr. Rawson's Thread of Blue.
Mr. Worrell's Melter beat Mr. Ilogg's Harold.
SECOND TIES.
Premier beat Blue Ribbon, I ..Melter beat Moorlands.
THIRD TIE.
Melter beat The Brewer, and won the stake.'
MATCH fot £lOO each, best of Five Courses.
Mr. Holmes' Hidalgo defeated -Mr. Dixon's Derwcntwater by
• winning three courses in succession.

Seaport beat Joust..

,Overton
..Btyclie

~Chohnondeley
Darnham
Belmont
....Oult on Park
.Duddon Heath
.......Mere Hall