The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-06-13 00:00:00

SP ORTING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT AIANaHESTER.--FRIDAY.
DONCASTER ST. LEGER.
5 to 2 agst Baron Rothschild's King Tom—taken.
10 to 1. „ Lord Derby's Acrobat taken.
12- to 1 „ Lord Derby's Dervish—taken.

Mr. I'Anson has changed his colour to green, with
straw belt and cap.
Lord ,Eglinton's colt by The Flying Dutchman, out of
Blue Bonnet, died last week.
Coalition, 4 yrs, and f by Orlando, 2 yrs, have arrived at
W. Cooper's, Newmarket.
Mr. W. H. Scott, of Holywell, has purchased Mr. John
Osborne's Brother to King of Troy, 3 yrs.
Remnant, Firebrand, Reel colt, Lady Elegant, and Te-
legraph, have arrived at French's,
Newmarket.
m, out
Colt by Alarm, out of Premature, and c by
Alar
of Sister to Nob, have arrived at Channell's, Newma
brket h
.
The Derby and Oaks Stakes, at Epsom, claimed y the
owner of Vaultress, has been decided in favour of Child of
the Mist.
..
Balrownie was sold to Mr. Howard after the race for
the Manchester Cup, on Thursday last, for, it is reported,
2,000 sow. ; he goes into J. B. Day's stable.
A bay colt by Cotherstone, out of Polydora, b c by Col-
lingwood, out of Buttress, and Brother to Epaminondas,.
all yearlings, have arrived at W. Smith's, Newmarket.
The objection against Captain Cornish, the winner of
the Cheshire Welter Cup, on the ground that Mr. Peart
was not. qualified to ride, has been decided in favour of
Captain Cornish.
The following thoroughbred yearlings were sold at Tat-
tersall's last week :—BI c by Mickey Free, out of Indiana, •
250 gs. ; b c by Venison, out of Soldier's Daughter, 200
gs.; be c by St. Lawrence, out of The Queen, 1
by Collingwood, out of Brightonia, 166 gs. .-sb6Cgis);.;coble.
lingwoOd, out of Buttress, 120 gs.;- oh c by bollin,
out of half-sister to The Flying Dutchman, 78 gs. • *1) c by
Collingwood, out of Liberia, 27 gs. ; b f by Robert de
Gorham, out of Odessa, 110 gs.; ch c by Blarney, out of
Young Specimen, 47 gs.; br c by- Blarney, out of Mary,
Femme, 25 The i • -
gs. ; riar, by
25 gs.; b f bout St. Lawrence, out of Louisa, 18 gs. • b f by
Flatcatcher of La Sage Touchstone, ' '
as gs. 'thePharos, 4.yrs, by 27 gs.
on Tuesday
last, at Tatter-
Conwl;e4seytrtsiing
occurred for many ears
sap's, who the worst which has . large .3" ?
several
seve parties, who were losers to
for Derby,
amounts, not
their liabilities, Several of the
an early liquids
tion of
being present, nor anyrornises made on their behalf of

large speculators, whose balances were favourable on the
• race, will be losers should the absentees make no arrange-
ment for an early settlement. " The leviathan," Mr.
Davis, was a heavy loser, and paid all his creditors on the
Monday; but many parties from whom he had to receive
failed to attend to settle their accounts. Mr. Etches, one
of the absentees, and who is a heavy loser, is said to be
possessed of large property at Watford, which he pur-
chased out of the gains of his list-shop, in Cranbourne-
street, Leicester-square. One person received £B3O from
Mr. Saxon, in the early part of the day, but was missing
when the time arrived to pay other parties. A " city
speculator," who had " potted', Dervish to the extent of
£17,000, and who could not be found at Epsom on the day
of the race, was paid by one of his victims the sum of
£4O, wholly in copper, which he deposited in a cab amidst
the jeers of all present, and on driving off with his booty
the crowd smashed the windows of the vehicle, amidst
loud invectives against the "Copper Pot."
Ascot races take place this day, and the three following
days, and will be graced with the presence on the first and
third days of Her Majesty, and the distinguished foreign
visitors at present assembled at Court. The Emperor's
Cup, value 500 sovs., which has been given by the Russian
Emperor since his visit to Ascot in 1844, will this year be
replaced by the old Ascot Cup, value 300 says., and the
interest manifested in this race, although partly shorn of
its value, has not suffered thereby, the entry comprising
the names of nearly all the first-rate horses at present in
training, including West Australian, Rataplan, Stockwell,
Virago, Nabob, Kingston, Hungerford, Balrownie, &c.
It is at present uncertain whether West Australian or
Virago will run, and, in their absence Rataplan, Stock-
well, and Kingston will serve to maintain the prestige
Ascot has so long enjoyed of securing the competition of
the most celebrated horses of the day. The entries for
the other prizes are large, but the long continuance of dry
weather will curtail the number of horses which other-
wise would have been at Ascot.
Manchester races took place on Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday last, and were attended, us usual, by immense
numbers Of spectators. On Wednesday, Mr. Saxon's
Hazelnut won the Meiklam Handicap by a head, beating
six others; Mr. Osborne's Lord Alfred won the Sapling
Stakes by a neck, beating Sicily and four others : Sicily
twice defeated Lord Alfred at Catterick Bridge, and the
result on this occasion was secured by the splendid riding
of young Osborne; the Union Cup brought out eighteen
competitors, and was won by Mr. Ewbank's Snowdon
Dunhill, Typee securing second honours only, having got
shut in between the horses ; the Produce Stakes were won
by a neck by Mr. S. Hawke's Midsummer, beating nine
others ; the Maiden Plate was won by Jetty Treffz.—On
Thursday, the Two Year Old Stakes were won easily by
Lady Palmerston, beating five others; the Chesterfield
Handicap was won cleverly by Lord Chesterfield's Typee,
beating five others ; the Manchester Tradesmen's Cup was
won easily by Mr. T. Parr's Rataplan, carrying the great
weight of est. 31b, 'thus proving himself to be one of the
best horses of the present day ; this was his twelfth race
this season, in eleven of which he has been successful ; on
returning to scale both horse and rider (Nat) were loudly
cheered; the Queen's Plate was won by Hungerford ; and
the Selling Stakes were won by Patience.—On Friday,the
Wilton Stakes were won easily by Mr. Meiklam's Sicily,
beating two others ; the Grand Stand Handicap was won
by three lengths by Mr. Henderson's Nelly Hill, beating
fifteen others ; the Salford Borough Cup was won by Lord
Chesterfield's Typee, beating Vanderdecken and six others,
but was objected to for carrying 51b. short'of the weight ;
a Plate of £5O was won by Mr. Osborne's Brother to King
of Troy, beating two others ; the Deg3y Handicap was
won by Mr. Henderson's Nelly Hill, beating six others ;
and the Selling Stakes was won by Mr.‘G. Barton's Poor
Dick,2:yrs, beating five others.

LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.
WEIGHTS FOR THE LIVERPOOL JULY CUP.
a st lb a st lb
Kingston . ...........5...8 12 Domino 3...5 12
Hungerford .... ..... 6...8 3.Crassus 4. .5 12
Balrownie 4...8 3th cby Verulam—
Cineas 4...7 121 out of Marchioness 3...5 12
Ilex 5...7 10 Haxlay 3 5 12
Indian Warrior 5...7 10 'Tom :Renton' .........3...5 12
Aquila 6. . 7 10 ;Sine Qui Non ...... ... 3...5 10
Georkah ... ••• • 4...7 10;Whittington 4...5 10
Leopold .. .. .. .. ....... 5...7 10 The .Queen's Own 3...5 10
Catherine Hayes ...4...7 5 'Dr. O'Toole 3...6 10
'Typee ........ .......... 4...7 5 Caliph 3...5 10
Chaseaway ............6...7 5 Barrel 3...5 8
Mr. Sykes 4...7 5 Gamekeeper .........3...5 S
Iselion .... ..... .. 4...7 6 Swiftsure ... ...... ...3...5 8
Master Tom 4...7 5 Kelir 3...5 8
IJoe Miller 5...7 4 Brown Brandy ......3...5 8
; :Umbriel .. ..... 4...7 4 Baalbec 3...5 .6
~...Mentmore Lass 4...7 4 Punch Box . 36 .8
',Crusader 4...7 2 5t0nehenge............3...5 6
('.The Skinner . ...... 4...7 2 Marc Antony.. ..... ..3...5 6
1 Eulogist .... ....... 4...7 0 Lady Bird ............3...5 43
Exact .... ...... 4...7 0 eontender ............3...5 4
1 Talfourd 4 7 0 Grey Plover .........3...6 4
Llanforda 4...7 0 Amalgamation 3...6 4
Caracara 5...7 0 Hercules 3...5 4
Poodle 5...6 12 Jack Frost 3...6 4
Dagobert.. 4 6 121Comfbrt .. ...... 3...5 4
Ireland's Eye 4...6 121.ismos 3...5 4
Annie Sutherland _4...6 12 Royalist ........ 3...5 4
St. Faith 4...6 10ludwig ...............3...1 4
Maid of Team Valley a... 6 8 Box
Don Quixote .. ....... 4...6 8 Tephson 3...6 4
Ulster 4:..6 8 :4:upon-General ...3...5 .2
Bit of Blue 5...6 B,Ariadne 3...6 .2
I.Bro to Grey Tommy 4...6 O'r. amprocles 3...6 2
•1 Axwell 4...6 6,llridesmaid. ...... .....3...5 2
The Buck 5...6 61Lur1ey...3...5 0
i;Dervish
Charley .. ... ... ......., ..6 4 Sampsom (h b) 3....4 10
Aaron Smith .........4...6 Phoenix ........ ... 3...4 7
~Dear Polly 4.. .6 4 Robin Hood 3.. .4 7
, .Heapy .. .... ........ 4... 6 2 Dan Cupid 3...4 7
La Belle
Aribbas 3. .6 2 Erycina ..... ...... ....3...4 .7
Ammonia . . ... 5...6 2 Device ...3...4 .7,
The Early Bird 3...6 2 St. Michael 5... Oa)
Dear Me 4. .6 o,Newminster ..... ....6••• (pd)
The Wild Huntsman 3...6 0,

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, and DEATHS

BIRTHS.

On the Ist inst., the wife of a poor man, a Pole, of the
name of Hyman Hirshfield, residing in Great Passage-
street, Hull, of three children, two girls and a boy. The
mother and children are doing w.ell.
On the Ist inst., the wife of Mr. Roberts, of Talyfan-
fach,snear Pontardulais, of threetne boys. Two of them
lived but a few hours, but the remaining one survived two
days.
On the 3d inst., at Rose Cottage, Bridge-end, Perth,
Mrs. James Dewar, of a daughter.
On the 3d inst.; at 4, Miles-street, Toxteth-park, the wife
of the Rev. C. T. Pizey, B. 4., of a.daughter.
On the 3d inst., at Brooklands, Aigburth, Mrs. E. J •
Lowe, of a son.
On the 4th inst., the wife of Mr.. 'William Chippendale;
Russell-street, of a son.
On the 6th inst., in Grove-street, Mrs. James Erskine,
of a stillborn daughter.
On the sth inst., at Belgrave-villa, Tranmere, the wife
of Mr. W. Francis, solicitor, of a daughter.
On the 7th inst., the wife of Mr. Mal.-swell 'Scott, civil
engineer, Rose-brae, Woodside, of a son.
On the 7th inst., at Almond-green, West Derby, the
residence of 'her ether-in-law, Mrs. Alfred Lafone, of a
son, still-born.
On the 7th inst., at Chatham-place, Edge-hill, the \vile
of Mr. T. E. Adams, druggist, of a son.
On the Stlrinst, at Allerton near this town, the
wife of Edward Johnston, Esq., of a son.
On the 9th inst., Mrs. James T. Montgomery, of a
daughter.
On the 9th inst., the wife of Mr. Wm. Adair, Rupert-
street, of a Kill.
On the 10th inst., at Ranelag h-street, the wife.of George
T. Stewart, of a son.

MARRIED.
On the 3rd inst.., at St. Paul's Church, Prinee's-park,
by the Rev. Dr. M'lsTeile, Mr. William Gilhatn to Miss
Mary Weaver, of Farendon, Cheshire.
On the 4th inst., at St. Philip's Church, Mr. W. Hatton
, to Miss Alice Houghton.
On the 4th inst., at Broughton Church, near Hawarden,
Mr. John Asbury, of this town, to Martha, second dangb-
ter of Mr. Peter Crofts, Broughton, Flintshire.
On the 4th inst., at St. John the Baptist's Church, by
the Rev. J. Hassall, Mr. William Breakell to Miss Rebecca
Cardwell.
On the sth inst., at St. Mary's Church, Edge-hill, by
the Rev. J. Nadin, Mr. Stephen Warbis, to. Jane, youngest
daughter of Mr. Wm. Dyer, gold-chaser, of this town.
On the sth inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev.
C. Morrall, Mr. W. Hartley to Miss E. Pam'.
On the sth inst., at St. Philip's Church, by the Rev. C.
H. Burton, Mr, T, King to Miss E. Taylor ; also Mr. W.
Cawley to Miss E. M`lcamee. -
On the sth inst., at St. Michael's Church, Mr. Enoch
Ashton, engineer, of Bangor, to Miss Susanllead, of St
Anne-street, in this town.
On the 6th inst., at Bidston Church' by the Rev. Mr.
Graham, John Park, Esq., to Mrs. F. G. Hewitt.
On the 6th inst., at St. Michael's Church, Upper Pitt-
street, by the Rev. C. Morrall, M.A., Mr. 'Archibald
Affair, of Port Glasgow, to Miss Barbara Patterson
Dove, of this town.
On the 6th inst., at Glasnevin, Dublin, by the Rev. J.
Carroll, Mr. Thomas Buxton, of this town, to Jane, eldest
daughter of Capt. W. Williams, of the City of Dublin
Company's steamer Windsor.
On the 6th inst., at St. Silas's Church, by the Rev. Mr.
Gough, Mr. Owen Griffith Roberts, joiner and builder, of
London, to Catherine, daughter of the late Mr. John
Clucas, currier, of Peel, Isle of Man.
On the 6th inst., at St. George's Church, Hanover-
square, London, by the Lord Bishop of Ripon, assisted by
the Hon. and Rev. R. Cust, the Rev. A. P. Cust, rector of
Cheddington, Bucks, and Fellow of All Souls' College,
fourth son of the late Hon. W. Cust, to Lady Emma
Bligh, youngest daughter of the late Earl of Darnley.
On the 6th inst., at Wybutibury, by the Rev. T. Brooke,
curate of Wistaston, assisted by the rev. M. Margolionth,
curate of Wybunbury, John Salmon Bayley, Esq., son of
the late Captain Bayley, of Willaston-hall, Cheshire, to
Maria, youngest daughter of the Rev. James Hayes, vicar
of Wybunbury:
On the 7th inst., at St. George's Presbyterian
MChurch,
Myrtle-street, by the Rev. A. Cromar, Mr'. John acken-
zie, grain-merchant, to Mary Elizabeth, eldest daughter
of Mr. John MlCillop,.shipsmith.
On the 7th inst., at Trinity Church, Walton Breck, by
the Rev. J. Herbert Jones, M.A., incumbent of St.
,Andgu st
Evtine's,
erton, David David Sillar, Esq., late
son of Zachariah Sillar, Esq., M.D., of Rainford-hall, to
Elizabeth Margaret, third daughter of the late Henry
Copeland, Esq., of Everton.
On the 7th inst., at St. Oswald's Church, Chester, by
the Rev. Robert White, William G. Molyneux, Esq., of ,
this town, to Dorothea Jane, only daughter of the late
Rev. Thomas Armitstead, 8.D., vicar of Backford, Che-
shire, and Cockerham, Lancashire. . •
On the 7th hist, at St. John's Church, Mr. Thomas
Morgan to Miss Mary Pugh.
On the Bth inst., at Eastham Church, by the Rev. P.
Haines, Mr. John Harrison, of Birkenhead, to Miss Anne
Everard, of Little Sutton, Cheshire.