The Sun.
London, England, 1868-02-19 00:00:00

COURSING.

THE WATERLOO MEETING.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday Night.
The draw for the Waterloo Cup has resulted as fol-
lows :

Mr. Burden ns. Hawke agst Hon. C. C. Molyneux ns.
Symphony.

Mr. Wise ns. What's the Tip agst Mr. Bates ns. Royal
Seal.

Mr. Randall ns. Cock Robin agst Mr. Marfleet ns. Trifle.
Mr. R. H. Jones ns. Just Coming agst Mr. ingleby ns.
Innkeeper.

Mr. J. Savage ns. Crumb agst Mr. Mallaby ns. Bethel!.
Mr. J. Jardine ns. Patent Lever agst Mr. Patterson ns.
Peer of the Realm.

Mr. W. G. Barron ns. Belzoni agst Mr. J. Cunningham ns
Bedlamite.

Lord Stairs ns. Strange Idea agst Dr. Richardson ns. Tak
Tent.

Mr. Bartholomew ns. Dreadnought agst Sir C. Molyneux
ns. Mallet.

Mr. Swinburne ns. Stonewall Jackson agst Mr. F. John-
stone ns. Jesuitess.

Mr. J. Dunlop ns. Julio agst Mr. J. Hodson ns. Saucebox.
Mr. Russell ns. Shy Jack agst Mr. Vine ns. St. Gris.
Mr. Williams ns. Dark Rhitornell agst Mr. Neville ns.
Sunbeam.

Mr. Green ns. Gipsy Girl agst Mr. T. L. Reed ns. Tees-
maid.
Mr. J. Johnston ns. Justitia agst Mr. Deighton ns.
lington.
Mr. S. C. Lister ns. Charming May agst Mr J. Hyslop ns
Ebony.
Col. C. Goodlake as Moss Trooper agst Mr. W. Long ns.
Sir John.
Mr. W. M. Gilmour ns Ghillie Callum agst Lord Garlies
ns. Great Go.
Mr. Dean -- ns. Weasel agst Lord Grey do Wilton ns.
Peruvian.
Mr. Evans ns. Royal Letters agst Mr. W. H. Massey ns.
Master Ivo.
Mr. Legh ns. Lobelia agst Mr. Wyndham as. Bishop of
Oxford.
Mr. iiaxon as. Christmas Day agst Mr. E. Croft ns. Cham-

pion.
Mr. Blanshard's Bab at the Bowster agst Mr. Trindor ns.
Whig and Fiz.
Mr. T. Smith us Caller Hoe agst Lord Eglinton's Fa-

vatic.
Mr. J. Blackstock ns. Bell of Scotland agst Lord Lurgan
ns. Master Magrath.
Mr. J. F Armistead ns. Attila agst Sir Robert reel ns.

lialista.
Mr. Gibson ifs. R►onald agst Mr. Bland ns. Letitia.
Mr. C. F. Allison ns. Abyssinia agst Mr. Clark us. Mario-

nette.
Mr. R. Jardine ns. Improver agst Mr. Brandriff ns Action.
Mr. T. Brocklebank us. Brigade agst Mr. J. Spinks ns

Jane Anne.
Mr. J. 11. Blandon ns. Crossfell agst Mr. 11. Hayward ns.

Rustic Chance.
Lord Sefton us. Spiced Ale agst Mr. A. Graham ns. Gela-
chossa.

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