The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-04 00:00:00

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end its assist.

Mr. Barrow's filly by The Anchor, out
was objected to after winning the Driffield Stakes, at
Beverley, on the ground that she was not
described, it being alleged that her name is Speed
The stewards of the Jockey Club have removed the pro-
hibition from Mr. J. T. Hughes running horses and ap-
pearing on the race ground at Newmarket and elsewhere,
in consequence of the great regret expressed by him for
his conduct in connexion with the Trinket case, during
the Houghton Meeting, 1852, and in consideration of his
youth and inexperience at the time.

Wolverhampton

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agreed to,

PUBLIC BuSINESs.—Lo;d J. RUSSELL said the Govern-
ment proposed to proceed with the Committee of Supply
on Monday and Thursday, and to take the Testamentary
Jurisdiction Bill on Friday. The third reading of the
Public Revenue and Consolidated Fund Charges Bill
would have precedence on Monday, and, after that bill
was disposed of, he proposed to proceed with the Commit.
tee of Supply.
The Poor Law Board Continuance Bill went through
committee.

Mr. T. Parr has published a letter complaining of the
unfair weight placed upon his horse Rataplan for the Ebor
Handicap, at York. Rataplan having been beaten twice
by Kingston, on each occasion receiving 91b., in this race
is made to give Kingston 81b., which seems to imply a
doubt of Rataplan having been run on the square when in
Kingston's company, a most unjust suspicion when it is
recollected that Flatman rode him in both races.
Lord Glasgow's horses will for the future be trained by
W. Cooper, at Newmarket, for many years private trainer
to Col. Peel. The following horses have already arrived
at his stables :—Assault gelding, Sister to Caracara, Cara-
cara, Doublethong, Barbatus, Physalis colt, filly by Pyrr-
hus out of Miss Whip, 2 yrs ; filly by Orlando, out of
Physalis, 2 yrs ; filly by Pyrrhus the First, dam by Laner-
scot, or Retriever out of Physalis, 2 yrs ; and two others.

The Union Charges Continuance Bill, the Indemnity
Bill, and the Insurance on Lives (Abolition of Income-
.

Continuance Bill

verally passed through committee.

The order of the day for the second reading of the
Police Bill, and that for the second reading of the Hospi-
tals and Infirmaries (Ireland) Bills were discharged.

ouse adjourned at h.,11-past one

'SINGULAR ACCIDENT.—On Saturday week a young
named Mary Ann Yates, prOmpted per-
)y a pulley up a factory

Tarried woma

hags by curiosity, was

chimney at Leicester, to have a view of the town. While
she was at the top the board on which she was standing
gave way. She retained her hold of the rope until about
'welve or eighteen feet from the bottom, when she fell to
md, breaking her left leg, and sustaining severe

END.-

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SuiclDE.::Mr. Joseph John of the
Jewish Chronicle, shot himself on Monday night, at his
own home in London. He had loaded a pistol with slims.

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1 dividend was declared of £2 per
half-year. The balance in London
was stated at £85,024, the funds in the colony being

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