The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-07 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

(LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING.—MARCH 8.
The Liverpool Spring Cup (handicap) of 100 sovs, added
to a sweepstakes of 10 soya each, About a mite and a
ha'

Age.

Age.
Ghillie Gallum .. 3
Jack's Alive: 4
Joeo 4
King of Clubs 3
Lord Burleigh .. 5
Merry Maid .. .. 5
Macbeth .. .. 3
Mahometan .. 3
Naxos
St. Lawrence.. .. 5
The Knave .. 5
The Doctor .. .. 3
The Monk .. a
The Clown .. 3
Truant .. 4
Trojanus .. 4
Veterinarian.. .. 3
Warminster .. 5
I Welcome .. .. 5

Aurelian ..
Argonaut .. 5
Alpheus .. .. 3
Berkeley .. 5
Bosh 5
Blondin .. 4
Black Deer .. 4
Costa .. .„
Carisbrook 5
Claxton .„ 3
Dark Lily .. 4
Dunkeld .. 4
Dr. Syntax .. .. 4
Donne Canna .. 5
Farce.. 4
Fanny Seaton .. 3
Fon tenoy •- 4
Farnham .. 3
Flash in the Pan .. a
Gardener .. 6
A Handicap Hurdle Race, o
Two

5 soya each, with 40 added,
rifles.

Age.

Age.
Old Squire .. a
Over the Sea .. 5
Pot Pourri .• 5
Remunerator a
Romeo .. a
Southerly Wind .. 5
Sinking Fund a
Southport .. .. 6
Soothsayer .. a
Stanton .. 6
Serious CaGo .. a
Shropshire .. .. 6
Speedy • . .. 5
Sat .:Mite .• ..
Tolurno .. 5
True Heart .. 4
Topsy 5
. 6
West End .. .
Wortham 6

Amy .. 6
Amain
Baron of Avon 4
Cutler
Cygnet .. .. 5
Chester .• .. a
Corsier .• a
Church-Militant .. 5
D unraven 6
Edith 4
Emblem .. a
Emblematic .. 6
Joe Maley a
Lothians' King 6
Lady of the Ishii 4
Lincoln a
Merryman ..
Marble Hill
Mistake

.. a

-.: 5
.. 4

The Sefton Handicap of 100 sovs, added to a sweepstakes
5 sovs each. Six furlongs.

Age.

Age
Jane Shore .. 3
London • • .. 3
Lobelia . • .. 3
Lady Clifden.. 6
Lord Burleigh .. 5
Moulsey .. 3
Macbeth .. • • 3
My Mary .. 5
Naxos.. .. 3
Neophyte .. a
Poland .. 4
Prescription .. .. 3
Persuasion .. 3
Queen of Trumps .. 5
Rose .. 3
Strawberry Hill .. 4
Tomfoolery .. .. 3
Tooi Tooi 3
Tarragona ..
The Clown .. .. 3
Veterinarian .. .. 3
Voluptas .. 4
Wild Thyme.. .. 3
Waterloo .. 3
Weatherspy 4
Z uleika .. 6

Abbott
Alice Leigh .. .. 3
Argonaut .. .. 5
Arbutus .. .. 3
Blondin .. 4
•Bernice .• .. 6
Bosh .. ..
Buckland .. 3
Cutaway .. .. 3
Crisis .. ..
Coverdale .. 3
Claxton .. .. 3
Dishonoured.. .. 3
Dilston .. 3
Donnybrook .. 4
Dovedale .. 3
Dunkeld .. 4
Danaus .. 3
Ellerton .. 6
East Lancashire .. 4
Farfalla .. 5
Fby Guiacower .. 3
Ghillie Callum .. 3
Gardener .. .. 6
Hesper .. 6
Helen".. 3
Independence .. a

MR, WYLD AT BODKIN.

Mr. James Wyld, one of the members for Bodmin,
rendered an account of his stewardship to his con-
stituents
on Monday evening. The hon. gentleman
delivered a very exhaustive speech, touching on the
topics of the day. He expressed himself in favour
of the abolition of church rates, and approved of the
settlement of the education question which had been
arrived at by the Committee of Council of Educa-
tion. He was opposed to Lord Palmerston's motion
for the purchase of the International Exhibition
building, and suggested that instead of all the
scientific collections of the country being absorbed
by London, the people should demand that the du-
plicates should be distributed amongst the rising
and populous towns, always preserVing a grand
national collection. With respect to the Duchy of
Cornwall Management Bill, he believed it would
be beneficial both to the Prince and the tenant.
He should like to see the codification, revision, and
consolidation of our laws. He approved of the
policy of non-intervention, and on the question of
Reform blamed Lord Palmerston's Government for
not fulfilling his promises to Reformers. He dis-
approved of our policy in Japan; did not blame
Admiral Kuper, but those from whom his instruc
tions emanated. He dwelt at length on the colo-
nial policy of the Government, and contended that
the colonies which were not under the control of the
Home Government should be compelled to pay the
cost of their own military defence. The member
for Bodmin sympathises with the Poles, but would
not advocate an armed intervention in their behalf.
He does not wish to see Denmark's affairs meddled
with, and approves of the course adopted by Eng-
land in reference to the proposed Congress.—
Western Daily Mercury.