Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

age; half a mile. TI
elegant, cup, second 'A..

ie prizes in this rat.
Vs, and third to save his st.al,

es under X 7 years of
—First to receive an

There were

nice names entered, but only six ran. 41r. James Lees eaials.
Mr. Wm. Birch second, and Mr. Hugh Badenach third.'
The third was a Spin, apo yards,; for •which eight were enterer
but, only six ran. The prize offered in this race was a piece of plate
Mr.J. E. Wllonald was the ,suocesatia conapgitor for4his race
Mr. James Jump came in second.

The fourth was by far the most interesting race of the day, and
was called " The Grand Seaforth Steeple 'Chase." The distance
to be gone over was ene ,prizes .were-rEirst to
receive &handsome cup; necond .20s ; third to save his stake. , In
this, as inthe former race, Mr. J. E. M`Donald came in, first, Mr:
Murray{ Steele second, and Mr. Alfred Anderson third. The
betting, in this race was 419..f011aws : 6to 4 agst .Aderson ;
MiDonald ; 4 to 1 agst Robertson; and ,5 to. 1 agst

5 to.; 2 ag

The , fifth was a well contested Match of 250 yards, between
Messrs, Frederick Atkinson and iittglißadenach ; thelitter,coining
in lizat; 4

The sixth race was for the Waterloo Purse ; distance round the
steeple chase course. First to receive• £3; second, to, receive 20s;
third to save. his. stake. Five names .were entered for this race,
sad all ran. Mr. Win. Brownhill cam. in first; Mr. .;John
Garnett second; and Mr. John. Lavelady third. The Contest
between Messrs. Brownhill and Garnettln this race was so great
that the latter was only beaten by ahont half a varri

•
At the end al Lb above. races, Consolation etakes, for beaten
candidates,were to be run for, over a distance of 240 yards. The
,conditiona were—No race unless five start, and the prize .oTcrtd
was £2. There was some difficulty in getting this race up, as
many of those< who had been unsuccessful attfirst seemed: to,,think
that they, had been well enough beaten without a repetition of it.
Tne requisite number were at last collected, and Mr. John
Lovelady carriedxff the prize, amid the cheers • of his supporters.
The assembly separated at the end of this race.

PKETIN.G

.BIAKENue,sn Viproara V. PaiNcc's PA,Rii.-43.anatch was played
on the grounds of the Prince's Park Club, on the 15th inst, with
the following results. :

'Prince's Park first innings.. • . ......
Birkenhead Victoria first innings .
Ditto second innings

Al
13-:66

Priace'aPark winning in one inning, with 115 runs. o spare.
CLAREAWITT AND CLAZ.ENCE CLUES. -A match was played between
the Claregiont and Clarence cricket clubs en Saturday last. The
Clarence commenced the talatch by going in first, andat the 'fall of
their last wicket the score numbered 56. Me Claremont followed,
but from the steady and replly excellent bowling of. Igessrs. Clark
and Cornforth (the latter taking three wickets in one .over) their
chance was but a very poor one. At the fall of their dast wicket
they were 38 deficient of .the Clarence score. In consequence of
their beigg.so, fabehind, they took their next innings, and only
scored 26, Jellying the Clarence vic ors in the first innings, and
twelve to spare, The score stood as follows :-
CLARENCE.-.---FirSt Innings. '
F. Clark-b.ibY X`Gaw .....: 4 B.Wardill-leg before wtcket. 4
Shepard-b. hy,Hughes .. 0 J.Walker- b. oy M`Gaw
.... .6
-4 it. Herd/3411. ,by.Brehner.. 1 11. Lougton-b. by Hermes .. 3
J. G. Elliott-e. by M'Gaw .. 2 i E.Herdinan-leg before wick't 1
J.Cornfooth-e. &b. Brebner.. 9, Byes, &c... .. ~ 7
K. Borling-lb by 4.lcpaw ..... 0 -
H. Brown not out . . l9 T0ta1.... ..... 55
lii /finings. CLAREALNT. 2nd Innings.
Brebner-b. by Cornforth .. .... ... 4 run out .. .
Harmes-b. by Clark
Farnworth-b. by Cornforth .. 3 c. by ditto ... ...... .. 3
111`Gaw-b. by ditto ........• .. •• .. 0 b. by Clark
Hughes-b. by ditto ........... ob. by Cornforth . 3
T. Jones-c. by E. Reran=
day-c. by Elliott ... . ... • • ..... 5 stumped by Wardill .. 0-
Langharn -c. by Sheppard ... 2 h. by Clark
Graham-run out ... 1 c. by E. lierdman
'W. Jones-c, by Cornforth. 0 stamped by Clark
Tulle—not out . Ib. Ily ditto ..
Bye . ...
1 Byes
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AMBURTiI AND ri.P.ZOIDE CLUBS.-A match-was played between
Abe first eleven of the Parkside and the Fecond eleven of the
Aigburth Clubs, on Saturday evening, on the ground of the latter,
in Aigburth-road. La ;the first ,inuings,, the Aigburth scored 99,
andttke Parkside 94 i iikthe second innings, the Aigburth scored 52,.
and, the Parkside were the winners, 'with three wickets to go down.

Liverpool c c V. Shrew.bary,c c; Wednesday awl Thursday, 22nd
and 23rd June ;, LiverpociLe a:ground
First eleven Mersey anti Derby v.Bo
late 25thAane ; Bootle c c grouod.
BreckAeid c c v. Bronitiaro' Pool second elevet
BcPmboro'Rool c cground. •
Sanley second eleven r. St. 6,7cond eleven:, June 22nd,
Stanley c c ground.

3tle second eleven ; 'aturday

2nd July

The drisputed race at Ludlow is settled in favour of Misty Morn.
Mr. '6- Room has sold Harry Muff for a round sum, to go to
France-

The saic of the entire stud of the late Marquis of Waterford will
take place on Friday and Saturday next. There are three stallions,
thirty-three•brood riares, most of theca with foals at the • foot, ten
horses in training, eighteen two year salds.in gentle work, twenty-
three yearlings, and; five horses not in traanbag. A large, stud ,pf
hunters will he sold at the same time.
At Manchewter, on Thatrsday, lord Stasaford's Lassie, by• Alarm,
3yrs, was sold to Mr. ,lotn Cowell for 2.1 guineas, and Alderman
Copeland's Cripplegate,.3 yrs, to Mr. Harvey, forithe same stun.
Mr. W. Day has sold Fearful, Young Lovell, the three year old
filly out of St. Gilees dam, and a two year old molt. by' Planet, to
Mr. W. Norton. They are to be shipped for Australia.
.JERSEY lt.aces.—This meeting is fixed for Wednesday and
Thursday, July 13 and 14, when r‘ine races are to be run, several
for gentlemen riders.

ittomEN;crxrung.—Mr. Rigby haz named his che3nut yearling
colt by 'Thirdcatcher—Elopement, Oray Bird. Mr. Hothun's
yearling colt out of Nugget, sister to Airocket, named FisherniGn,
is by Acrbbat not Autocrat.

AGlTHES.—Newmarket First Octot,r Meeting (Thursday)
Lord Coientry's oh c by Orlando—Virago, agst Mr. F. Robinson's
c by The Baron, Bst 41b eaeh, T.Y.C., 200 h ft.—Houghton
Meeting ; Baron de Niviere's Miss Cath, 6 yrs, 9st, agst Mr. H. S.
Thompsoh's Glenbuck, 3 yrs, 7st 41b, T.M.M., 100, h ft. - July
Meeting," 18130 (Wednesday) : Lord Stunford's f by Orh.ndo—
Torment, agst Sir J. Hawley's Sister to Pandora, no weights
mentioned, New T.Y.C., 300 h ft.

STAMINA or Jag ENGLtsn STEEPLE-RUASE HORSE. • In a letter
from the seat of war, by the special correspondent of the Morn
Poet, the following passage appears :—The aide-de-cainp of the
marquis de Forton, the Vicomte A. Talon, has with him the
stQFote-chase horse, Ycung Magnet, with which he won the heavy-
we"cht military steeple-chase in England this spring [the Welter
Stakes st Birmingham, carrying I4st. 71b.] In consequence of an
accident to his second horse, this is for the moment his only horse.
He has ridden him for ten hours A a time, then after a halt of an
heur has mounted and gone for three hours more, then another
halt for two or three hours, and so on for five days—all this time
:44inig two
or
41. officer d'ordonnanee, and often obliges to go on
iliCv whin regimental horses remained quiet at their piquets—yet
I saw. ...0 horse in the geqeral's stable nearly as fit is go and as fresh
as age t:.:‘.gliai.la9rse, and his owner told me though be 4.,!41 nqt