The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25 00:00:00

LIVERPOM

given to t
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shall be deemed election ex-pi

mately carried, on a division, by 234 to 16.
Mr. V. SMITH moved to omit clause 31, containing the
declaration to be made by candidates and members ; but
the proposition was rejected, and the clause sustained by
128 to 120.
It was now midni

fight, and a motion was made that the

chairman report progress.
Lord J. RUSSELL proposed to resume the consideration
of the bill in committee at a morning sitting this day.—
This proposal gave rise to a discussion, in the course of
which Lord J. RUSSELL gave notice of his intention to
propose two clauses, one allowing travelling expenses,and
the other prohibiting altogether refreshments and refresh-
ment tickets. He added that he should continue to press
the bill, and that nothing but a majority of the house
should prevail upon him to abandon it.
The chairman was at length allowed to report progress.
Lord J. RUSSELL then moved that the house resume
the consideration of the bill in committee on Saturday.

Lord GALWAY moved to defer the committee unto
Monday.; but, upon a division, this amendment was nega-
tived by 144 to '64, and Lord J. RUSSELL'S motion was
earried by 132 to 51.

The house went into committee on the Customs Acts,
but Mr. STEIMEGATE objected to proceeding at that late
hour, and the house resumed.

The Militia (Ireland) Iflll•• and the Duchy of 'Cornwall
Office Bill were read a second time.
The Metropolitan Sewers Bill, and the Irighwa,vs (Public
Illealth Act) Bill passed through committee.
The Burials beyond the Metropolis Dill, as amended,
was considered.
Th Chancery Amendment Bill passed through Cora-

•thittee

The House wentinto committee on the Russian Govern-
ment Securities 1111, but the debate Ins adjourned till
Vintuinv_

a of, the hov

The borough Rates Bill ; the Sale of Beer Bia; the
ReformatopT Schools (Scotland) Bill; the Ecclesiastical
Jurisdktion Bill ; the Stock-in-Trade Exemption Bill; the
Enclosure, &c., Land Bill ; 'the Common, &c., Rights
(Ordnance Bill; the Friendly Societies Acts Continuance
Bill; the'Spirits (Ireland) Bsil•; and the Buriall3ond the
Metropayls Bill were read a third time and pa-m.
_

On the order for reading the Medical Graduates
(Ireland and Scotland) Bill a. third time, a debate arose.
which was, after a division, adjourned until-Wednesday.
RgVEERY AT ELEctiets‘s.—The house went into corn-
naittee on the Bribery, &e., Bill, when Lord 4. RUSSELL
moved the insertion of a tlause declaring the legality of
th ' I ' the 0 ' d •

,ne payment by candidates of actual and reasonable
expense of bringing voters to the poll, which was carried
after three divisions. Ile then movel another clause
declaring the giving tonny voter, on thellay of nomina-
tion or the day of polling, on account Of Tolling, any re-
freshment, or money, or ticket for refreshment, to be
bribery or treating. But, this clause 'being strongly
ajected to, he withdrew it until the report. —A Clause
moved by Mr. WALPOLE, in substitntioiref clause 28, was
agreed to with certain amendments ; and the bill, as

lered to be reported.

as amend

was consic

The Land Rivennts of the Crown7'(irelana) the
Land, Assessed, andl'ne Income-taxes $lll, and the Duchy

The Highways '(Public Health 'Act) Bill, as amended,

was considered.
The house adjournsd at half-past frve•o'clock

SPORTIg

7- INTEELZGENCE.

BETTING

T MANCHESTML-FRIDAY

There were few subscribers present at the rooms today,
and there is not ranch business to-Tocord. 2 to 1 was
offered against two for the Goodwood Stakes, namely,
Heapy and Tres, and 12 to.l bar two.; 5 to 1 would hare
been taken about Heapy, and 11 to-10., would have been
laid against Tres. Diana was in bridedour, and Jonathan
Martin quite friendless. Nancy, although hacked in' Lon-
don, has few friends here ; but Ratatism, with the crash-
ing weight of Ast.::9lb. upon a• four year old, is muoh
inquired after, Add was backediast•evening at 25 to:1 to
win a few lrndreds. We have observed a disposition to
lay against Exact. Latest prices :
,VIOODWOOD- STAK BE.
5 to 1 agst Mr: Harrison's Hoapy—,
sto 1 , LoedZetland's Tros—.-taken.
12 to 1 „ Mr.. Howard's Diana—&ken
16 to 1 „ Mr.:Relph's Nancy—talten
100 to 6 , Mrr Greville's Muscorite,—l
100 to 6 „ ••Mr. Payne's Bribery—taken
100 to 6 „ Lord'W. Powlett's Exact—taken
18 to 1 „ 331 r. Cooper's Miss Tennyson—taken
20 to 1 „ Locd•Wilton's Duchess of Lorraine c•-•‘-tk
25 to 1 „ Mr. T.iParr's Jonathan Martin—taken
25 to 1 „ Mr. T.Parr's Rataplan-.taken

GOODWOOD CU'

7 to 4 on %Mr., Howard's Virago—taken
8 to 1 agst.Lord:Exeter's
Bto 1 , Muscovit
9to 1 „ Mr. T. Parr's Rata

--taken

4 to 1 agt

;DOYetkaCER ST. LEGER»
Lord.Derig's Dervish—ofred.
Baron Rothschild's King Toin—token
3f r. Payae4; The Trapper—taken..
Mr. R. E. cooper's Autocrat—taken.
.TgE DERBY.

25 to 1 agstSlr. Merry'e Lord of the Iske—taken.
40 to 1 „ Lord Derby's De Clare—taken.
40 to 1 „ Lord Eglintou's Dirk Hatterairk—taken

Melon, sold -to go •to .Pruesia in the spring, broke his
back .a short time since, in. a,steeple-chase at Berlin.
The Hon. Admiral Rous .has been elected one of the
stewards of Liverpool roes, ;in the place of :tie Hon. F
Villiers, who retires by rotatim
The sum of

£4OO has been given by the 'Smperor of
France to be run for by horses of all countri at the
Chantilly Autumn Meeting ; the distance will be two miles.
-Lord John Seett
.has named his chesnut Ely foal by
Windhound, out of Burlesque, Camiola ; ch f by Malcolm,
eut of Lady Lurewelt.euttY Queou ; ch or ro f by Wind•
bound, ont of Testy, Cantrip ;,th f by Pyrrhus UAL First,
eut of Miserrima, Meestissitua.

'Me following thoroughbred _stoo:a was sold at Utter-
_sall:s last week :—Ladybird, 3 yrs; by Birdcatcher,2= gs.;
Tithonus' a yearling arit,.by New Port., 165 gs.; Papageno,
&yrs; by Birdcatcher, 130 gs. ; No Chance, 6 yrs, by Opat-
hanod gs. ; Puck, a yearling ,colt, tby Pompey, 35 t4E-
Fortune Teller, 3 yrs, loy Sir Tatton:.Sykes, 20 gs. ;
Joyful,.3 yrs, by Hautboy (or 'Duleimer, F 3 gs.
Newton Summer Races .took p ,on Tuesday and
Wednesday last. Although .there -.was:a fair attendance
of spectators, the sport fell immeasurably-short in interest
of what it was in former years,,when.mssiy of the best
horses contested the various landsome -prices then given
to be run fur, including a gold :cup -oneack of the three
days to.whioh the meeting than extended. On the pre-
sent occasion, it cannot be said that amongst the compe-
titors there was one horse of the Arstirate,eless present.
Without some exertion be made to induce,the entry of a
better class.ofikorses, this once popular place,of sport will
soon be looked upon as an arena Aitere leather-flappers
are most in repute.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, and DE4THs.
BIRTHS.

Lately, at Abersyeitan, South Wales, the wife .of spoor
labourer was delivered of four children, who, with the
mother, are doing well.
the • 14th" inst.; at 267, Scotland-road, the Wife .64'
Mr. Thos. Rowland, of a (daughter.
On the 16th inst:, in Clare-street, Edge-hill, the wife.of
John Simon, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a son.
On the 16th inst., at Chester-street, Birkenhead, Mrs,
Wm. Cameron, of a daughter,
On the 16th inst., at Chetwind-house, Salop, the wifeof
William Washhourne, Esq., Solicitor, of twin boys.
On the 17th hut., at Wynnestay Cottage, Bootle Mount,
the wife of Mr. J, M. Eccles, of a daughter.
On the 18th inst., at Merton-bask, near St. Helen's, the
wife of H. G. Bronillow, Esq., of a son.
On the 18th inst., at her residence, Everton, Mrs. Geo.
Furler, of a daughter.
On the 19th inst., the wife of the Her. Robert Sayers
Tittleshall, Norfolk, of a son.
On the 20th inst., at Bsechwood, Aigburth, the wife of
Arthur P. Fletcher, Esq., of a daughter.
On the 21st inst., the wife of Mr. Joh* Jackson, of
Pembroke-place, of a daughter.
On the 21st inst., in Everton Village, the wife of Mr. S,
T. Farrelly, of a daughter.