The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-07-20 00:00:00

FRIDAY

The KNOWSLEY DINNER STAKES Of 100 SOUS. each, h. ft.
Colonel Anson's Lizarillo (Butler) 1
Mr. W. Watt's Chat
Lord G. Bentinck's Projectile (Nat) 3
The STANLEY STILKES of 15 sovs. each. 10 ft , with 30
added, for two to three year olds
Mr. H. Wadlow!s Volley
Lord Stanley's Abdiel

1
(((Butler) 2

Lord Caledon's c by Plenepotentiary
Sir J. Gerard's_St. Leon .....
Mr. Green's The Swiss Boy .
The next race. for the Liver

(Cartwright} 4
0

pool St. Leger, excited mere

tnan UMI2II II IGa4 11um uaac nib iivw „Lc
one of the best horses of the year, appearing in it. As- together with the principal members of the court aed the pro-
might be expected, the field was small, only three, and the, fessions, as, also, general favour with the great triddle classes
betting was. 4,, 5, and in some quarters 7 and Btol on the of this country.
It has already been described, that, when first introducing

The LIVERPOOL ST. LEGER, of 25 . soya. each, with 100 '""' ^` """ "-- - —''--"- - -
added, for three year 01d5.,. colts Sat. 81b,, fillies. Bst.
„known in this country.; as, tracing the origin of the word pa-,
letot, it was shown that it was derived from the Greek, adopted-,
31b. One mile and three quarters. (39 subs.) by the Roman, and afterwards by the Frenclamguists. " Cir-.
Lord Eglinton's Van Tromp. (Merson) 1- cumjicitur corpori palliuxn habitus Griecorum" ; by Bayley,,
Mr. Mostyn's The Swallow. - 2 thus, paletoque,pr pallescote, a coat with sleeves.
3 That we exercised due caution in selecting an unusual name-
Mr. Fas Executor lsb y the result of these recent proceedings in the Court,of
Executor made running, but at a very. slow pace, Van Chancery, been fully proved. For such, unfortunately, is the
Tromp second, and continued in this order until very near state of competition of trade, or the envy of. individuals en:gaged,
the T.1.C., indeed, until within the distance, only that in it, that,.-should eminent patronage and success attend any'
the pace improved in coming up the hill,.when Van Tromp member in particular, he is. immediately subjected to the. likii
came out and won very easy, though only by half a length. injury of which we have had cause to complain. Now, had. we
vertised our invention simply as a new overcoat, it is: more
Haw this will affect the betting for the Doncaster Leger than probable that, ere this, we should have been confounded
we cannot say : we heard none on that event. with the many advertisers that since qtr appearance before the
The BENTINCK TESTCMONIAL, a Handicap S takes of 15 public have assumed a somewhat similar description to that
says. each, 5 ft., with a Piece of Plate of 100 sovs. value which from the first has been employed by us.
well aware of the interest taken by the press in discou-
added, for all ages. Stable corner.in, nearly a mile and B.eing
raging all grievous annoyances that may affect industrious

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a half I e ii-erii or deter persons with capital from developing any new
Mr. Merry's Maid of Motherwell, 3,yrs. .. , ... (Prince) 1 m anufacture, we unhesitatingly, present this matter to the
Mr. Mostyn's Camera Obscures, 4 yrs
(Kitchener)) 2 notice of your readers, some of whom may, perhaps,.
b e on the
Mr. Worthington's Sharston, yrs
(Marlow 3 point of introducing to the public some patented, 4improve-
Yardley, Morocco, Hydrometer, Comme-it-fact, St. I ment upon some other article of highly useful,yet ordinary,
Leon, and Bedouin, also started, but were not placed, nature, that they may be thus forewarned to select some
oiiginal or distinguishing title. Otherwise, so many merits as
2 to 1, agst. Yardley, 3 to 1 agst. Maid of Motherwell, 5 tek
the invention may possess. over anything else of its kind in
1 agst. Sharston, 6 to 1 -agst. Camera Obscura, 12 to 1 existence,evel so many envious competitors will it excite to use
agst. Hydrometer. A very good start ; Morocco making,v.,,iovi,b,einthejelflaiart orl unfair,
.to share
all the running to the distance, when Maid of Motherwell some portion of its it:arew
took it up, followed by Sharston,, Camera Obscura, and their false imitations are similar only: in name,tlesame time, that
and that they
•_,..,......11-.., AT-:,/ -I. 1\ If IA II /lore not netnnllll7 infrinze the natent Or desizn•

ze race nnisilen uy main of Iviotne4weil
•winner by a length, and a neck between second yon walk these remarks worthy of insertion
in, a we have the honour to be, your obedient servants,
H. J. and D. NICOL.
12, Cornhill, London.

ardley

going
and third
The AI Yrs.'

STAKES, of 10 sovs each, with 50 added, f

114, Regent.street, and

' two year otos ; e....a ~.,.3..,. iii., nuies ost. 411), tir
turn in, about three quarters of a mile. (13_ subs.)
' Mr. Allen's c. by Quid . (Oates
Mr. Jones's f. by Charles XII
' Sir J. Gerard's Matadore
' Lord Stanley' Fandango
- Mr. Dawson's The Spaniard
's, Mr. Irwin's The King of Kildare

MACBETH'S DRAWING ACADEMY, LBECE-STREET.--
1 We have much pleasure in directing public attention to
2 I Mr. Macbeth's advertisement in another column. It
3 I will be seen that that gentleman has opened a repository
4 of arts, in Leece-street, opposite St. Luke's Church, and,
5 I from personal inspection, we have it in our power to bear
6 willing testimony to the excellent condition of oil, water-
-1 colour, and pencil drawings, chiefly by Mr. Macbeth him-.
self, with which his establishment abounds. He is ad-
vertising for pupils ; and we should say that parents and
guardians of youth would find it to their advantage to
avail themselves of the services of an artist who has, by
A rowing match for £lOO has been agreed upon between his improved genius and natural talent, earned for himself
Coombes, of London, and his brother, and Clasrer, one a well-deserved reputation among the lovers of paintit4
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1 of his brothers, in Liveri?oul.

AKES were won in

Mostyn's Alsatia