The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-15 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL RACES.
(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
The Queen's Plate.

Butterfly

Mountain Deer
Le Juif

••• ••• ..•
Won by half a length.
THE CUP.

Colsterdalo
GoWinder •••
Luoio

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••• 2

... 3

Six ran.
The Foal Stakes.

Wingenund

walks

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IMPORTATION OF CATTLE FROM IRELAND.—The
first cargo of cattle ever imported from Ireland rid Holy-
head took place on Friday last. They left the North Wall,
Dublin, in the City of Dublin Company's paddle steam'
vessel Trafalgar, at twenty-five minutes after three o'clock,
and arrived at Holyhead at hlpast nine o'clock. The
cargo consisted of 266 beasts, the property of R. P. big".'
lard, Esq., of Margate Hall, near Norwich. This gentlemail!
who bought land largely in the Encumbered Estates Court
it year, but principally in the Queen's County, has stocked
it very extensively, and he purposes establishing a regular
monthly sale of Irish cattle at ittleborough, in Norfolk.
For this purpose he has entered into an arrange.'
ment with,the Chester and Holyhead, the London and North'
Western, the North Staffordshire, the Midland and t 126
Eastern Counties Companies, by which (as was the case v
Friday last) they are to be conveyed " special" by thed
several companies. The distance between Holyhead all,
Attleborough is 296 miles. It took 20 hours to complete tR°
journey last week, but for the future it will be accomplisileu
in about 16 hours. The cattle arrived at their destination in
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excellent condition, having been once " refreshed " with bag
and water on the road. Great interest was excited by tn..,,
arrival at Holyhead, and as the vessel approached the het.,
hour the whole population of the town and of the neighbou'
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ing villages crowded the arrival platforms and the quay.
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announced as forming part of the programme of h• m 1
old English sports now exhibiting every Wednesday evening',
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two whole
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than usual was the natural consequence of sohibiti attractive
at French
at Saville House, Leicester-square, and an attendance greater
announcement. After an
whichinterering.hea exhibition
equal science,
canne, sparring, sabre, and wrestling, ing,
bodiesi of two substantial
and agility were displayed, t
' his skill and
to exert
feat
Hand, the well known swordsman
was'at a single blow—a
strength by cutting them in
twopublic. On the present occe‘
sheep were suspended from a convenient beam on which gr,;
cut only one of the bodies
sion Mr. Hand failed, having
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the other half-way. r..
wigs
through, and
heat of the weather, which re
heretofore never performed in
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failure to the extreme
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cutting instrument.
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more favourably
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the flesh more tenacious, and causes it to offer greater re
powers, there can
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circumstanceshe would have. completely succeeded. ef
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