The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-05-07 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

We had again a most glorious day, a large compaa'
and good racing. The event came off as follow :
The ROODEE HANDICAP STAKES of 10 sovs each, b f 1
with 30 sovs added, for three-year-olds that have Oa
during the week ; from the Two Mile Post in (nearly
mile.)
MNlrr." JM.°Vong"ss bchf eLYadayrrAowlice'.3 yrs .... ... (Marlow) I
(Francis) ':
Mr. Price's ch I Missy, 3 yr 5......
Mr. Dawson's hr c Dalesman. 3 yrs (Lye) .
.
An excellent race, won by half a head.
: A FREE HANDICAP STAKES of 10 sovs each, wit,.l. 50
sovs added by the Grand Stand Proprietors, for all ages'
three quarters of a mile. (17 subs.)
Mr. Dawson's br g Lord Saltoun, 3 yra
Mr. Bristow's b c Freystrop, 3 yrs
The CHESHIRE STAKES of 25 soya. each, 15 ft, with
_A
soya added by the citizens of Chester. The seal
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saved his stake. Mile and a half. 20 subs.
Lord Meiklam's ch c Phili i. 4 yrs
N 2
Lord Westminster's b g Martyr, 5 yrs ...... (IVlaiden, „
Sir C. Monck's br f Glossop, 4 yrs
Tilt WIRRAL STAKES of 10 sovs each, with 30 added 13!
the Gentlemen of Wirral, for two and three-Year-olds.
T.Y C. Second to save his stake. 7 subs.
Mr. H i 11's br c Beaumont, 3 yrs
Mr.Meiklarn's hr c Best of Three, 3 yrs (Templeman) 2
The. LADIES' PURSE, value £5O, to be run for by belles
beaten during the week: heats, once round and a tits'
tance. Second to receive £lO.
1
Mr. Gough's b m Fausta, 6 yrs.... .... (Dadgson) 1 3 2
Mr. Mostyn's ch f Miss Miggs, 4 yrs (G. Francis) 3 1 ,2
(A bda le)sos
yrs 2 2 1
Sir R. W. Bulkeley's b m by Bay Middleton, 5
........ 4 4 4 Mr. King's ch c Delimere, 4 vrs .

PIANO-FORTES.—Iii another column in our Paper of
this day appears an advertisement from Mr. J. Batwing
of Pembroke-place, announcing an enormous reducti"u,re
about on
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tsoaeTdnnAest consequence eshon onHifcs
met
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etbeswon,
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etunevrrucathmht
aieeosrenoo.stu ths:r ext :se
lent instruments he has on hand. They are extremely
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set
rreaetitfi, erde .cbeyn
ta visit
l yre-established to th e 'carpet
mwra.reEhlol
luse o
stock of Brussels and other carpets, hearth-rugs, B‘c"' to
most extensive and select, showing a vast improvetne°
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both in quality and pattern, in these beautiful and urne.
ful products of the modern loom. Many of the drartl-be
and dining-room carpetings are novel in design, of "si
finest texture, and of the richest and most delicate, yo,
rie
enduring colours. Amongst the numerous rugs e1e,„,9i..
t
centrer-pieceseacntdpbicotrudreersi,ng, so auThe
ab tired
yexecuted
some with th
as s to
most elaborate needle-work. The proprietoreignueai
b ot°°sl
this localil 0
for his establishment—near the centre of
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chipping business—had in view the greater conveniene.are";
the captains of vessels and families residing in Cheahl
and as he has det..rmined, notwithstandinz. the ce the
great and continued advance in price of all articles in „a
trade, to content himself with selling at tbe old Prices_.4,
confidently recommend all who would adorn their dorm
tiles at a *cheap rate to visit his extensive rooms.
Lifer,
ASSAULT.—On Saturday an:engineer upon the gr.
pool and Manchester Railway was summoned before an,
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Rushton, on a charge of having assaulted an elderly i.eAsd
named Jones, by striking him several blows on the and
and face. Jones stated that, contrary to his wish, bit
against his consent, the defendant bad been in thl7-04
of courting his daughter and taking her out to Wal_tl.
of
with the he
that, when he recently interfered,
putting an end to the fellow's unwished-for adnif.e;ti'igh-
was struck by him in the manner described. ivi_r d co,tif
ton ordered the defendant to pay a fine of b043-17i, doing
or, in default, to be imprisoned one month; ar_ norelaral
so, he said Jones had a perfect right to exercise lhat the
authority for the protection of his daughter, f!"__ourable,
defendant, if his intentions were pure and ne'Aijonst•
should have gone openly and fairly to the e!Tl:sis.peri
Per-
told him that he admired his daughter, and ksl:
.02' vigil_
tnission to nay h s addresses to her,
gain he h
__res.e.l
the Sue, was discharged.
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