The Sun.
London, England, 1864-01-06 00:00:00

CHESTER MEETING.--ITuEspxy, MAY 3.

Nominations for the Tradesmen's Plate of 200 sow, added
to a handicap sweepstakes of 25 soya each. About two
miles and a quarter. 151 subscribers.
Age.

Aunt Judy ..
Adventurer .. 5
Anfield .. 4
Accident .. .. 4
Ace of Clubs.. .. 5
*Alice.. .. .. 4
*Anaticulus .. 4
*Birkenhead .. 3
Benjamin .. 5
Balham .. 6
Broad way .. 4
Blarney .. 3
Birdtinder '.. 4
Brother to Rubini .. 3
Brighton .. .. 5
Bacchus .. .. 3
Blondin 4
Brother to Plover .. 3
B•trbadoes .. 5
* B acid and .. 3
Blithfield .. 4
Blackrlown .. 4
Black Deer .. .. 4
Black Fawn .. 3
B,verley .. 5
*Bold Hoghton .. 3
B ,hemian .. 6
Canary .. 6
Change .. .. 4
Caroline .. 3
Charming Woman .. 5
Costa 5

[sea .. 3
*Joey Jones .. 6
Joco .. 4
John Davis .. .. 3
King of Utopia .. 4
Kemptown .. 4
King Charming .. 4
Knutsford 6
Lord Zetland .. 3
L.otbian's King .. 6
Leonora 5
Lord Clifden .. 4
Lioness
Lord Cochrane .. 4
La Toucques .. 5
Lady of the Isles .. 4
Langford .. 3
Lady Superior .. 4
Limosina .. 5
Lady Milton .. 3
Little Stag 3
Merry Maid .. 6
Marigold .. .. 4
Melandra .. 4
Muezzin .. .. 4
Mail Train .. 3
Manfred .. 4
My Mary ..
Nlacbet h .. 3
*Merry Hart.. .. 4
*M by Daniel O' Rourke
Birthday .. 5
Old Orange Girl .. 4
Oldininsier .. 6
Wins .. .. 4
Port land .. a
Persuasion .. 3
Queen of Spain 5
Redcap .. 3
Rose .. .. .. 3
Royal Stag .. 4
Sir Roger 3
Signalman .. .. 4
*Splitvote colt .. 4
.03,,crair 5
*Stainley 3
*Touribt .. 4
* ['eddy .. 3
Tommy Jones .. 5
Trumps .. 4
The Count .. .. 3
Teneriffe .. 3
Truant .. • . 4
Twilight .. .. a
The Cardinal .. 3
Trust .. .. 5
'the Knave .. 6
Tattoo .. 6
The Ghillie .. 4
The Eagle .. .. 4
Toni Toot .. 3
The Clown .. .. 3
the Monk .. .. 6
The Doctor .. .. 3
Tippler .. .. 4
Voluptas 4
Veterinarian .. .. 3
Vauxhall .. .. 3
Whirethorn .. 3
Watford .. .. 4
Wandering Minstrel.. 3
Welcome .. 5
*Warminster .. 5
Woldga .. 4
Washington .. 3
*Young Rapid .. 3
have been entered without tlO

Crisis .. 3
,laxton .. 3
Catch 'elm Alive .. 5
Cby Van Galen .. 3
Coup d'Etat .. 3
Chaff .. • • • • 4
*Confederate.. .. 3
C by Daniel O'Rourke
—Highfly er's dam 3
Carisbrook .. 6
Caller Oa 6
Dispate .. • • 3
Danaus .. 3
amble X .. 4
or, Syntax .. 4
Dollar
Durham .. 3
Dunkeld .. 4
Donne Canne .. 5
Exchequer .. 5
Earl of Surrey .. 5
Early Purl .. 4
East Lancashire .. 4
EdB Bouquet 3
Farnham 3
F by Rattle .. 3
Farce 4
Flash-in .the-Pan .. a
F by Voltigeur 3
Fantail .. '4
*Fantaron .. 4
Greville .. 3
Gordian Knot .. 3
Ghillie Callum .. 4
Gladstone .. 4
Gardener .. .. 6
Greenland .. .. 3
Golden Pledge .. 4
*Gibraltar, by Cowl a
Goldylocks 3
Hospodar .. 4
Harvest Mell .. 3
Helen
Those horses marked thus *1
knowledge of
The weights will be pnbl

their owners.
lished about the 20th inst.

LIVERPOOL SPRING MEET ING.—MAncn 9.
Nominations for the Grand National Steeplechase (handl'
cap) of 20 soya each, with 100 added. About four mile°
and a quarter. 87 subscribers.
Age.
Avalanche .. .. a

Age.
Miss Julia .. .. a
Mauchline .. a
Maritana .. a
Nai ion Gil Petition .. a
Northern Light .. a
Old Squire .. •• a
O'Connell .. a
Ocean Witch. .. a
Portland .. .. a
Pine Apple .. .. a
Pallas Lass .. a ,
Penarth. a
Pot Pourri ••' • • 6
Rubicon •, • 6
Rooke the Gardener. _ a
heal Jain .. •• 6
Romeo •• •• a.
Reporter .. •• 5.
Rockley a
Sinking Fund .. a
Salmon •• •• a
Silk and Satin • • a
St. Mammas.. .. a-
Shropshire •• 6
Switch .. 6
Sir Stephen .. a
c•ampson a
Satellite .. • • a
Sir William •• 6
Southport . • 6
Serious Case a
Surbiton .. 5
Stanton . 6
Satanella .„ 6
Tolurno 5
Thomastown..
The Czar ..
Umpire• •. a
Worcester .• • • a
W'fie .. • . • • a
Wild Chieftain • • a
Wee Nell .. •• a
West End .. 6

Amy "

.. 6

Aurleula ..

Arbury .. a
Alcibiade .. 4
Bryn Gwyn .. 5
Brian Borhoime .. a
Baron of Avon .. 4
British Grenadier .. a
-ridegroom .. a
Bell's Lite .. .. 6
Bantam .. a
Cadet.. .. 4
Church Militant .. 5
Corsier .. a
Chester a
Cygnet • „ • • 5
Chamarle .. 6
Con Cregon .. 5
Catspaw .. a
lie Reuter .. .. a
Emblem a
EmtAematic .. 6
Gladiator .. .. a
Harry.. .. .. a
Ireley .. .. a
Jacob .. .• .• a
Jerusalem .. .. a
Joe Maley .. a
Jeal,usy .. a
Lincoln .. a
Little Bob .. 6
Lady of the Isles .. 4
Lightheart a
Lisbon • • • • a
Leading Article .. a
Lothian's King .. 6
Leonidas .. 6
Mart ha .. a
Merrimac .. .. a
Medora .. a
Miss Maria .. a
Malta .. a
Miss Emma .. .. a

THE MISSING NORTH COUNTRY SHIPS. Shield„.'
Tuesday.—A missing Tyne ship, the Advance, 135
fortunately come into port, having been at s a since fr, 4
2d December. She left the Tyne that day, and immediati";
after putting out from port she was driven about with
of wind for ten days. She was brought up iu the North 6'ie,
on the 12th, and rode at anchor 17 days without being I'..nb"
to communicate with the shore. The crew run short of
visions, but fortunately the weather moderated on the 296n,-;
and the master was enabled to run into Cuxhaven end iejo
some supplies for his starving crew. The arrival a
vessel in the Tyne has caused great rejoicing among t,
seafaring population, as she had been given up flo jvrgi
There is a vague hope that another Tyne ship, of Wl3l-0,4
great fears were entertained, may yet cast up. The 01,4
is the Spray, belonging to South Shields. She was gio
ship and had a skilful commander, and hopes are elW!,,i
entertained that if any of the missing captains would pr'"ll
his vessel into port he would. A laden brig eotcl
corresponding to her description was seen Prs•
ning by a port in the extreme north of Se-of
I,nd in the middle of last week, and as solve to
the vessels that were blown away have turned up in oi
most extraordinary places, the families of the be'l.° of
aboard this vessel have been cheered by this little bit.o
news. Portions of the wreck of the James and the °I
to;
collier vessels belonging to Shields, have drifted up 010
Danish coast, which leaves little doubt that these /e.,,°:pe
haue perished with their crews. The Filey fishermen
picked up a portion of a wreck at sea with "
painted on a board, leaving the impression that a lee. el
of
chat name has foundered off tn.) e. Yesterday
which was despatchad from 0 'Jesse on Sunday' r"6cilere
Shields. 1; stated that an easterly gala had raged offic.tortli.
to Saturday, and that the Felton Palk, belonging toJ''
Shields, was totally lost. • a telegi;e4