The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-09-03 00:00:00

SPO RTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY.
So determined a set was made against Ithuriel that at one U,. e_l.!
appeared to be " all up" with him. sto 1 was then laid, to betw_reta"
£4OO and .£5OO, and the takers for a moment were choked off. D „
1 was then laid to upwards of £lOO, but the layer refusing to go t 7,
confidence was partially restored, and two or three other bets were
booked at sto 1 ; nothing less, we believe, was taken. The orft,
of this movement was to give most of the other favourites a 1;
and more particularly Red Deer, Valerian, and Foig-a-Ballcg
The betting, however, irrespective of Ithuriel, was far from bra
ST. LEGER. •
3 to 1 agst Mr Salvin's The Cure (tk and aft offd)
5 1 Lord Stanley's Ithuriel (taken)
7 1 Duke of Richmond's Red Deer (take 15 to 2)
8 1 Col Anson's Bay Momus
10 1 Mr Vane's Valerian (taken)
10 1 Dawson's lot
11 1 Colonel Anson's The Princess
11 1 Mr Irwin's Foig-a-Ballagh
30 1 Mr Meiklam's Godfrey
40 1 Mr Mostyn's Milton
DERBY.
25 to 1 agst Col Anson's Kedger (taken, and aft offd)
25 1 Lord Chesterfield's Newsmonger (taken)

MANCHESTER, FRIDAY EVENING. tlO
For the Leger we had a very important movement ; we mean as
reported "lameness" of Ithuriel. On Tuesday forenoon be Wes
laid against at 70 to 20, and also at 200 to 50 twice. 5t04 in PI, to
was also booked between him and The Cure, against whom At
30 was laid several times. Bay Momus was backed at 8 to 1.
of
the Bush, at night, from 4 to 1 he fell back to 7 to 1, a good des! „,
money being invested on spec. The following day 10 to 1 wen_til;,
begging ; 7 to 1 was then accepted on Momus, and 8 to 1 in PIO
on Red Deer. Shortly after the room had broke up, we found b,
to 1 laid, with a party or two anxious to cross bet, Foig.-a-831170
&c., against him. In the evening 60 to 20 was booked under
Bush against each, Red Deer and Momus. Yesterday morn'° de
one " bid " direct against the supposed dished-up Ithuriel.
enough, 3 to 1 was laid against The Cure ; 6 to 1 bar one, an,(l.,Tale-
-1 agst Momus to £3O ;4 to was much wanted on him and
'
rian. 800 to 100 would have been taken on one of Scott's lot, ..11,ey
posed to be Momus. 25 to I in ponies was laid against Gra, e
(backed at 500 to 20 on Monday, and The Princess at 13 to., "-
' termer"); afterwards the layer offered 400 to 20.
DOINGS TO- DAY. Tbi6
Ithuriel at sto 1 taken in hundreds, and offers to take on• iss
move was joy to his downcast friends of yesterday. The CtLee,soto
backed for upwards of £l5O at 3, 31, and 31, in one hand ; ord
at Bto 1, but then no friends. 4tol to £7O laid against billosia
Valerian. The Princess in fashion at 12 and 11 to I.
prices : „,,re!
5 to 4 on Scott agst the crack; 100 to 6 twice laid agst Thelosg
Mickey for the Handicap, and Alice for the Cup. sto 4 a
any two, or offers to take 50 to 40 on Ithuriel agst The Cure.
31 to 1 agst The Cure (taken and offered)
4 1 Ithuriel (offered, 5 wanted)
100 15 Red Deer (offered)
8 1 Momus (taken, and offered)
8 1 Valerian (taken, and wanted)
10 1-- The Princess (offered, 11 wanted)
11 1 Foig-a-Ballagh (offered)
20 1 —Mr Mostyn (offered)
25 1 Godfrey (offered)
25 1 Lightning (offered)
THE LEAMINGTON STARES.
686
:to 111
_ag_st _cljcloohuviuncenciyhto(atr:::)
4 to 1 on the field (off)
5 1 agst Mosque
5 1 -- Walking Stick
5 1 Algernon (taken)
TIIE E HANDICAP.
5 to I on the field (off)
YORKSHIR
7 1 agst Rowena 20 to 1 agst Alice Frawtbroff)
(taken, an
7 1 Dodger (nom)
The others as before, not being named.
THE DERBY. r (off)
300 to 12 agst Kedger (off ) ID r
to 1 agst Newsnlange after
oWes'
Cotherstone is said to have been disposed of by Mr. B
ttineto'
his break-down at Goodwood, to Earl Spencer, for 2500.,,getiock,„d
The subscription for a testimonial to Lord George v!. apos,"
acknowledgment of the services he rendered to the turf la,
js sa. . tog,
the Running Rein case, already amounts to £1849 1 • ratinle,a_,,e
DERBY AND ST. LEGER CLUBS.—In reply to a %Li' sir Jr.-0.
requesting information as to the legality of these clubs, sy, persollt 0
Graham " refers to the act prohibiting lotteries. A
the
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Manchester Clubs came off on Wednesday, on the gr,..11,,di0 aon
former, in the presence of the largest assemblagie_(?V„ainea.
witnessed on the Liverpool ground. The Liverpption.L:
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easy victory, in one innings. Manchester, first r_
second, 69; total, 127. Liverpool, first innings, Ibu

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are aware how early in the season bees eat honey '3',01
than they produce it. By not attending to this:2%lr
honey is lost. When the weater
collectsi dry bees usualii, of
sume honey faster than they it after the yi" ent
20th of July, unless they have access to suitable uf
cultivated for their use, in which case they may gain.'„"t to
bee
etiml the end
whoof
fo September.llowthe oldT h
system,is subject is i destroya "" the
bees when they take the honey. Some let
on
till the latter part of September, eating honey two molt
after they have ceased to collect any of consequence.