The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-01-12 00:00:00

COURSING,

AGO L D CUP, Value ONE HUNDRED SOVER•
EIGNS, (given as a return for the Glasgow Cup, on
over Lord Egling,ton's Estate, at F,a,leshatn, near GI ow,l
to he called the LANCASHIRE CUP, to which wil e added
a Siviscription of Three Sovereigns for each Dog et .red.
The above will he RUN for over the Estates Sir fienry
Bold Hoghton, Bart.; P. II Fleetwood, Es ~ P. • and
Charles Scaristirick, Esq., at North Meols id Seal islrick,
(within 211 miles of Liverpool,) in the coup of Lancaster, on
the 6th, 7th, and 9,h days of February, 183 , on the following
conditions :

Ist. The Dogs to be entered in the names of Gentlemen be-
ing Members of.any Coursing Club in the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Ireland. And no Gentleman shall enter
more than five Dogs.
21, The nanies and colours of the Dogs must be sent to the
Secretary,, No. 3. Fox-street, Preston, On or before Thursday,
the Ist day of February. 1838, and the Stakes to be paid before
the Do,s are drawn, which wilt take place at Mr. flinde's, the
Shakespeare Hotel, in Preston, at Twelve o'clock, on Friday,
the 21 of February. The Dogs belonging to the same person to
be guarded so as not to run together, if it is possible to avoid it.
al. No Dog shail run more than one bye. To prevent which,
the Dogs that run a bye in the First Class shall run in the Se-
cond against the first winner in the First Clas,,s; and so on dur-
ing the remaining 4isses.
4th, To avoid more than the first drawing, the winners in
succession in the list will he put together down to the last class.
excepting in the case or a bye, or when two Dogs belonging to
the same gentleman come together.
sth, All expenses to he paid out of the stakes. The second
qz shall he entitled to :01, and the third Dog £2t), provided
one hundred Dogs are entered ; but if fewer are entered the
second Dog shall only be entitled to £5O; the remainder (after
deducting £2l) for the third best Dog,) to be paid to the winner
of the Cop.
P. H. Fleetwood, P,sq.' M.P., Rossal-hall, Patron; Mr. Rich.
Easterhy, Secretary; and Mr. W Nightingale, Trier.
N.B.—The Stewards to tie nominated from the Subscribers
on the day of entry, and when elected are to decide all differen-
ces that may arise.
There will he an Ordinary each day during the Meeting, at
Salthoute's, the Hesketh Arms Inn.

A CARD.
TO THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, & PUBLIC AT LARGE.
r iLI E opening of a New Year naturally excites the proudest
emotions of gratitude for the unprecedented ronage
with which Messrs. ROW LAND and SON have hee hon,,tirm
with respect to their celebrated Articles, viz., VLAND•S
MACASSAR OIL, for the HAIR, ROWL ,"D'S KA LY-
"' Dolt. for the SKIN. and ROWLAND'S )ONTO, for the
TEETH, each of which have obtained a eel rite pre-eminently
great.

Messrs. R. and S. while they respectfory solicit a continuance
of that patninage, earnestly Caution the Public against !mita-
.
tions of each.
ROWLAND'S KALYDOII has the Name and Addres4 Of
the Proprietors on the Government Stamp, and, in Red, on the
`Wrapper.
ROWLAND'S ODONTO has the same on the Government
Stamp, which 14 affixed on eitl'lll3,,x.
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL is distinguished by their
Names and Atlrlresg on the Label. in Red, thus -
A. ROWLAND and SON, 2 ). Ilattiin•gartlen,
And Countersigned ALEX. ROWLAND.•
It is indispensah,v necessary to a,k for " Rowland's."
20, Hatton-garden, London, Jan. I, 1838.