The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-11-20 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE
to 1 agst Vain Hope—(taken)
7 to 1 „ Proceed and Knight of
10 to 1 „ The Young 'Un.

SEFTON HANDICAP
3 to 1 agst The Alp and Mantl4

CHESTER CUP,

50 to 1 agst Peep o'
1000 to 15 „ Essedariub
1000 to 20 „ Lady Evelyn-
-2000 to 20 „ Kennington—(oh
3000 to 55 „ Idle Boy—(taken.)
2000 to 30 „ Lismahago-
-2000 to 20 „ Loup Garor
1000 to 10 „ Clerinero

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9to 1 „ Bolingbroke—taken to £350
11 to 1 „ Ghillie Callum-12 to 1 taken
12 to 1 „ Knight of Avenel
25 to 1 „ 'Clincher—taken
15 to 1 „ Italian—taken to some amount
25 to 1 „ Voltieue,
30 to 1 „ The
32 to 1 „ Pitsford—taken
30 to 1 „ John o' Gaunt—taken
27 to 1 „ William the Conquero
1000 to 30 „ Moultan—taken
sto 1 „ Kent's lot—+

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HIGHLAND STOCK FOR ENTGL,_
lot of ten very fine three-year-old
shipped at Findhorn, per North Star st..
stock at Dumphail, the property of Maj,.
Bruce. The stock has been purchased for the
Charlei Shaw Lefevre, Speaker of the House of Col.
—North British Mail.
FASHIONABLE TOURISTS.—

MEDITEITRANEAI,
Marquis of Northampton, Lord and Lady
and Lady Margaret Compton, were amoni
sengers who arrived at Malta from Marseill
ult., by her Majesty's steam-packet Merl
of Lincoln, Lord Clinton, Mrs. G. Vernon HIT
and Mrs. V. H. Vernon, also arrived at Malta t
evening in Lord Lincoln's beautiful yacht, t
The yacht left Cadiz October 16, and Gibri
20. The noble earl paid a visit to Rear Adr
on his arrival, at the dock-yard. His loz
are en route to Alexandria.
THE INFIDEL EDUCATION 'MOVEMENT

—The er

of Church education are on the alert, with a view ti
port the Committee of Council in the approaching
glewith the Church; notice has been given by the Exe
Committee of the Lancashire Public School ASSQC
of their intention to invite the chief friends of "
unsectarian" education from all parts of th-
conference to be held on Wednesday, the 12t
ber next, in the Free-trade Hall, Manchester
of Mr. A. Henry, M.P. ; Mr. W. Br,-
M. Gibson, M.P. ; Mr. J. Hume, M.P. ;
M.P. ; and M. J. A. Roebuck, M.P., are mentio
the programme as likely to be present. on the occa'

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Mr. IA

TEM MURDER IN TUE MILLBANK PENITENTIARY.—
' Mr. Burrill was occupied for upwards of four hours at
the Penitentiary, on Saturday, in hearing the evidence
against Thomas F. llarris, a desperate convict there, for
the murder of John Hall, one of the warders. The evi-
dence was precisely the same as that given before the
coroner's jury. Mr. Burrill said his warrant would com-
mit the prisoner to Newgate, but if there arose any objec-
tion upon that instrument another would be put in force
to effect the object. The prisoner is a Jew, of about
25 years of age, and was in the Penitentiary to undergo
his sentence of transportation for seven years.
STRANGE THEFT.—Ono night last week a young man
rushed out of an entry in High-street, and in a state of
great excitement roared, "A thief, a thief; catch the
thief," &c., so as to bring around him a number of people.
" Who's the thief; what has he stealt ?" cried a score of
voices. " It's Jamie —," naming the individual, re-
sponded he, " and he's stealt my wife." Some suggested
that he should allow the thief to go, as he might be
thankful for his depriving him of that particular piece of
property. " That's very gude," said the excited husband,
" but besides the wife, he has stealt the half o' the hoose"
(meaning the furniture), and he ran down the street de-
termined to secure the fugitives or inform the police.—
Perth Courier.
RP- -A bull belonging to Mr.

MARKABLit FATALITIES.—.
Campbell, farmer, Nether Obnle
few days ago of pleuro-pneumonia,
A neighbour was sent for to skin
engaged in this work, he happened to sc
arm a little with one of the Ones of th
Mrs. Campbell, who was also asssisting, ha
scratch on her chin before engaging in what h
out to be a most unfortunate business. In
scratched arm became swollen and inflamed

was su
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energetic medical measure
progress towards mortification. It
arm may be saved ; but we have to add ti
lien a victim to the strange poisot
She had touched the scratch
whilst assisting her neighbour to skin the
few days inflamiration set in, and medical
Liss to arrest the fatal progress of the d
cat, and a pig, which had eaten of the offals,
—Montrose Review.

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