Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-01 00:00:00

MR. MTLELI ing peen the tr Saks hp. Auction AND. of No I R ommenced on the Apply to Mr. I Desirable N TO be S .and I uare yards or zds wide, and The Tenure is )LD b MR AUCTIO: ALL that MESS STOVE, SAW. now in the occupat front to Islington 60 stand, which ecint, .ot► 60 feet, or the Liverpo , on the 7th day of Morel e apply to For firther part Messrs. J. & E. Whitley 8i klionn Liverpool ; or to Mr. Radcliffe, S BRAN( le 10th day of August, Widdowson, o. m, Solicitors, 4, Chapel-s 1 icitor, 4, Water-street, I )n Wednesc THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos. 234 r 236, 238. 1" I '- - amide of, and fro 238, in Dundas-crescent, on the east WrAton-road, Kirkdale, in the borough of L tive i,ccupations of Mr. James Knox and ott Bold-street to Messrs. Stathaili and ( ATION ( vardly from 1 I VILLAS, c KNIB lAS WY LI JOINERS' 811 go be $01.6, ATINI able Country with large kitel d four good bedrooms abo I flower garden - or( 4t zip ~, horse Coa Ouse, and pantries with ga 20, Clayton-sqi barite, V FOURS auk Kanb. mo be LEI suitabb situate No. 19, attire dealer, conEtining vt. Rent only £2O.—A TO be LET, a Grocery and Provision Shop, in a first-rate thorou fare, doing a good business, which could be materially creased. The present tenant is about to join another busin VAULTS ;.• Incom )arnu NORTHERN DAILY TIMtS grt, eUix oitsts 61nyirTtitattg alaantr/Y UTANTEI, in a Shim ti Situation, by a You AN. ENGINE DRIVER, accustomed to drivii sure engines,. wants a SITUATION; can pair machinery of any kind ; I retences and'testhnonial rthen Thnes. WA • NTED a Situation, by a Young Man, c y y Warehouse Clerk, or a similar capacity , any years with a well-. testimonials ; security will b riIITE Advertiser, who has an office it 1: a Commercial Company, having hands, is iffeeirous of filling up the sai A YOU SG lA_ as Daily ( LADY would b overness to b fiz« i ions to town or ci n.—Ajiply by DWELLIN( bednVoms ; & an the Dretnists A. Smi 7cl and Stables Kirkdale.--For fining lard SI.Ao, To be gAligt ,Srthards atantell .uperior SERVANT OF A ! AXrANTED. V 59, ( WANTED, as NV A good chreracterreqtri WANT Apr Sercant-m Son-street, VANTED,, a tidy. Girl, to assist in.tht She must have 'a good character.— NTED, a Se 3 produce a . Apply at 3' UT - ANTED v? and ca and.cleaniines T last situa TAT ANTED, a Girl, as-SeiTant of all v. Must be able to , wash 'well, and t NTED, a thorough Seirrant-of-all-Work ; one that ea Ind iron well. No other need apply. Irish not of Apply, between the hours of twelve and four, at 89, B street. BERE Engl Wanted, a Plain Cook, for a Boar& Age2B; also a good• Nurse, wh 'PPI}• at IV:. a baby from' th head.. - IXTANTV.D, a , t! y9uag fam: Steady Young Woman, used to the routine. of a Restaurc _a_ will find a comfortable situation.—Apply at the Angel Larc Dale-street, between four and five n WANTED, in a small family, an English Serv ant-of-a.._ between 16 and 18 years of age, who can wash and iroi One from the country preferred. Must have a good reference fror her last situation. Apply at No. 6, White&ld-terrace, Whitefield WANTED, immediately, an Upper Nurse in a large family flea Chester. Must be well experienced with children, a goo' needlewoman, and member of Church of Engtand.—Apple per WANTED, a General Servant in a respectable family in Kirk dale, where there is no washing done at home, and tw pang girls are kept.,—ApplT at Mr. Harrison's, grocer, Booth Nust , trbants Ranting Vines WANTED, by a respectable Married Man, a Situation as Coachman, who can give a two years character. Address No. 6, Derby-place, Edge-lane. SITUATION. —WANTED, by a Siag Mau, aged 32, six years' refereike iii town, a Situation as House Servant. Can drive well, and manage a garden.—Apply to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount- WANTED, to place a very respectable girl, aged 1.5, in any light situation. Is accustomed to children, and can make herself very useful. Address E. H., care of Mr. Durham, 348, Great Howard-street. ALady, accustomed to Housekeeping, wishes to undertake the superintendence of a Widower's Establishment, and the charge and tuitiorc(if required) of two or three children.—Address ITTANTED, a , Situation as Footmanor Under Butler; is singl handed ; has a thorough knowledge of his business ; agei twenty-seven, with a good character. Address A. 8., 19, Clarendon rooms, South John-street. 6a4 br UT, 0115IIMS ct V 6 AE MUSICAL; DRAMATIC, LIBRARY ARTISTIC NEWS AND G Ise pap ,„says the Critic, abmit the f We the dicey.' old .t carrying. our reader ereotyped "Welcome to member of Vauxhall has 1 norne, , w!th his fre Vauxhall and ppose the time will . ec tve pla hand!... In drawing the gun towarcli him the trigger, the piece we n t o ff, and the loWer part . of his arm, shattering. itin Amputation took place during the daAv. Some. twenty day Illtestr - atti News, Messrs: Sethirl If the well-read and well:selected las Jeriohl. We are not to, will left by Do of a mart by the books he pass( catalogues of books possessed by I eliolars h id .Lrentleil at its p: West ht dies, Cent rat America, etc. The servations, as embodied in a book of ti the hands of Messrs. Chapman and Hal It has gone the round Of thepai at the. Clubs "' in the Illustrated" " Idyll's of the• King season, was n squeamish. fribnd who had read the M opinion that the idyll " Vivien was unfi This opinion made the poet nervous and disgusted him, indeed, that at - the time• th 4 fear the book would never see the flght. and reflectien, and perhaps the opinion of frieml strengthened and confitmed'Vr. udgment, and the "Idylls of - the Xing" to the press. Howitt thus wri " Having tut just returi the , country, i.itcar. that a journals and newspapers—ter I havo-i,ot see' . 'Mrs. Howitt and myself are rolled into G( are the authors of Adam Bede.' The nev true ; but as I used Aiiiientary if it WE assure you— and through y 1-Work dirty ( AND very f iAreally sh conneeti own-Thi and Wilk - in aandful of b edge the rea What do we I ar Qua;.t is, is alivady i. aat Tennysc ,pprehensiv Time, however othei; and wi, Gazette absene( orge Elliott, an( s would be corn 3rstand that thi .hat we any offsprinwo TST 1, 1859 ATEN' izfJy admen Q~ I Q ui Qul TI Pur l fp m Part Gall Is, and th e tal c , Prd, 14° N:Ntr' To- niot ber ; Fel C ,1, 11 E Ell Th t c o P a e. A t o - 2 re: 1. ^Per , On $ M Fe atu r ; Julie boo rs - at S even Giltirctis e ._ 81 6'l ; VA 7 „Th e 8 , the the ern: THE C n ltu t he n the oPPor Fez u al Articles, Chimney Gla - ss, Dine( it Glass, Plated Articles, Library Effects of a Lady removing' to t Books, Bagatc 'South of England_ MESSRS. &J. HODGSON are i SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday and Wedn itr-August, 1559 , — punctually at Eleven o'cloel on the Piemise.s, Dcv fURNITURI prising, th -cloth, st to the la ug, sliding gas In DRAW'' , o loth, cabriole ci velvet, circular ci TO b lardgi ssed win ON SAL] No. 9 frame, drab damask curtains and gilt cornice to the _ dow, tapestry carpet, ormolu three-light gas chandelier, ro sewoo d card table, pair of ditto ottomans, sixteen-days' French timepiece on sculptured alabaster stand under, glass shade, wax flowers and other ornamental articles, bronze and steel fender, fire-irons. BREARFAST-ROOM—MAHOGANY bookcase with glazed doors, hair-stuffed couch, lounging chair, and child's table chair in pembroke and card tables, pair of box ottomans, four-tiers movable tookcases or whatnots, Brussels carpet, “nd ” (flowers on dark green ground,) _chimney gla Tile BED-CnisintaS contain mahogany four-pos polished birchwood and iron French be emu- .....resses white goose feather beds, nu robe, chests of 'drawers, commodes toilet glasses, cheval glas • ,_• it bedstead and pillared and other t stand,"paii of ditto 11411 oil-cloth of marble pattern, Brussels rods, door mats, pair of figures and ped high). a mahom air carpets, linen covering, --- ;itifFordshire ware dinner service, breakfast sets, cut glass, plated fluted tea ind coffee servic basket, wine rainer, and other plated articles - wood jugs; ivory-handled kniires, paper trays. Library of about 250 volumes BOOKS, in good Conditio—. The whole of the kitchCn and culinary utensil,; painted dr( &c. _ _ . . ;et of four Wedg. To be publicly viewed on Monday, Sth August, when may be had on the Premises • or, previously, Messrs. . Ticnosos, at their Offices and itooms,*Argyte-street, Birkenhead N.B.—The adjoining House to be Let. Rent, 4120 (one interes' VALUABLE SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, and PREMISES, BOLD-STREET. NR WYLIE will SELL by AUCTION, on F r id ay , the 12th of August at One fo r T wo o ' c l oc k precisely, la- = alternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, subject to conditions of sale,. The capital and commodious Stone-fronted SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE, and PREMISES, No. 73, on the north-oast side of Bold street, (long known as " Willan's Library,") containing in front to Bold-+ +reet, and in breadth at the back along a common passage severan 7 S yards, or thereabouts, and being in depth on the northwest side 75 feet 3 inches or thereabouts, and on the south east side 77 feet 10 inches, or thereabouts. Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for three lives, now aged respectively 50, 44, and 43 ; and for the term of twenty one years next after the decease of the survivor of them. For further particulars, apply at the office of Mr. John Atkinson, Solicitor. York-chambers, North John-street. 3ROUGHAA go . in Stith' Misuilintrati 'OR SA For part *woovroN _ • In Bankruptcy. ESTATE OF JOSEPH BURROWS, OF MUCI TO DRAPERS AND GROCERS TO be SOLD by TENDER, in one Lot, the above Bankrupt, consisti at cost price to £5Bl Ils. Bd. Also, the Grocery Stock, amounting to £5l Os. 4d Separate tenders will be received for this lot. The whole is now for inspection, on the premises As this is a good opportunity for any person got Grocery. or Drapery Business (or both combined), be established concern, Tenders will be received for the whole Stocl and Fixtures. Immediate possession of the Shoo can be obtained Tenders must be forwarded before twelve o'c. instant, to William Bird, Esquire, 9, South Castt pool, at which time the purchaser will be declared. The Tender to be marked "Tender for the Stock of Joseph Burrows, oinches I Bankrupt." 6j2f aig of Drapery and amounting at Wootton .g an t, Liver Ansumtice Rcrticts MIDSUMMER RENEWALS. A LLIANCE - INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON. COMPLETE SECURITY. CAPITAL, £5,000,000, Incorporated Thirty-four Years. LIFE LisnanseEs granted in every variety of form, at reasonable premiums, specially adapted to merchants going abroad, &c. Fiat INSURANCES effected on Merchandise, Warehouses, Dwell ngs, Furniture, Ships, and Cargoes, i n docks and graving-docks, on the most favourable terms. AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL AND DISTRICT : THOMAS S. ARNOTT, Mersey-chambers. MILLIGAN, F.VANS, and CO., North John-street. BOLD and CO. Chapel-street. J. RICHARDSON, Jun., Lower Castle-street. N.B.—Volunteer Rifle Corps, and Militia in the United Kiu?dam, covered under the Company's existing Life Paden. vrOIST COLOURS, in Tithes and Pte; Solid Sketch IooITL, c am p Stools, Portable Easels, Water T4oitles, and Books on Water Cc lour Painting, la. each G. J. BEET, 88, 90, and 92, Renshaw-itreet THE SIGHTS OF LIVERP fl OOL : ow to see th,eM ; price Threepeace. - BATHS: Ho* had when to thse them ; price Twopenee.—Bensta hod Mallet, [9 ant 12, coatt t ,,t ree t. mnd sal Booksellers. , Gab TO go Lit isaitantirus TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS. THE Patent BARREL PACKAG E of ever y description and size, adapted for all kinds of Dry Goods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, Agent to the Manufacturer. rro FARMERS AND OTHERS REQUIRING BUILDING 1_ • MATERIALS.—TO be SOLD, cheap, in consequence of the land being disposed of, the Materials, chiefly Wood and Iron, of several stables, work-shops, and cottages, erected at the back of the Baptist Chapel, Soho-street. They will be divided to suit the wishes of parties wanting, and may be seen any day on the premises, or on application to C. Whalley, 43, Stafford-street. atalogues Frio be .LET, a Drawing-room h an dsomely Furnished, including 1_ Piano-forte, with one or more Bed-rooms, Bath-room, &c. — Apply at 100, Bedford -street South, near Falkster-square. a 3 A Respectable Young Man can be accommodated with a Parlour Ti and Redroirn, in a quiet family, where there are no children. No. 9, Patmos-sfEeet, Northumberhuid-terrace, Everton. Terms moderate. /11W0 respectable Young Men may have a large double-bedded I_ Room, and use of Sitting-room, with or without board— without board, 4s Gd per week—at 34, Upper Pitt-street, corner of Great Georze-square. MO be LET, a well Furnished Drawing-room and Bedroom, at 158 per week, or ditto and Double Bedded-room, at 21s per week. Apply at 108, Belmont-view, Oxton-road, Grange-lane, 20 minutes' walkfrom Woodside-ferry. APARTMENTS, AGentleman who dines in town can be accommodated with respectable Apartments, within a quarter of an hour's walk of Woodside and Birkenhead Ferries, in a detached residence, where the Oaton omnibusses pass the gate continually. Terms moderate. ---,Apply at 238, Grange-lane, Birkenhead. 8j26 14artmatts ante. 6. AU - ANTED, BOARD and LODGINOB fora Young Man, aged 20. Terms, including washing, Sm., not to exceed Fifteen Shillings per week. Re would sit and board with the Family.— Address Z.C., Hort/tern Daily Times office. WANTED. -- Immediately, Furnished APARTMENTS, contain- A __ I'M an ai Satin g-room, and not less han 3 cOmftable four ry or five mites from Livsrpool, t and some distan or ce f A P°6ll . l rl•a- th . ° T l . t g iver , 74`.. tI1:170/1A2:1113:14.urshop,Ifecof Oluldwell .P'f4e727d. PUPILS for WANTED, Fnch Music and Singing. Terms, 10s. 6d. per course.—Apply A Z, Post-office, Derby road , Bootle. , b G y erm a t i rs , t i c ta la l ts n L , if u g d u s is i t mn an is d h, Pianist, 6a6 WANTED, an active, steady young Man and his Wife, with out incumbrance, to take the management of a Wine and Spirit Vaults in a respectabi c l oc ality; good references required. Apply by letter B 1, /Vert/ice-fa Daily Times. TANTED, a Prec en t or f or the U n ited Presbyterian Ch urc h , • Derby-rend. Salary from £l5 to £2OPer annum. Must be competent to teach music. —Appl y by letter, enclosing testimonials and giving references, addressed A. C•, Precentor, Radnor -ter, race, 'Bootle. oj3l uinm, suitable for a Printer c ulars apply to John F. Whfteli r-street, Ltverpool. WHITELOCK has TO LET a snug WINE and SPI: CS, within 200 yards of a Railway Station, doing a is a good chance for a new beginner, as the Bed th.” T- • _ . WHITELOCK has TO LET a number of First-c WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in the prim 're” - "^- 1 £BO to £1,200; also sev ms of enter F. Whitelo J OHN WIIITELOCK has been favoured with instruction TO LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VATTLTS, -- inCineiTiii greatest thoroughfares in town, and doing a good trade. Incoming £4OO, well worth £6OO. This, to a man of business, will prove a fortune.—For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. 6au6 To Brewers, Publicans, and others. JOHN F. WHITELOCK has TO LET, on L ease, a Free Corner WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in a densely populated neighbourhood ; the present tenant, having realised a fortune from the same, is about to retire. Incoming £B5O. None but principals need apply. For further particulari apply to John F. Whitelock, auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool.. 6au6. CAPITAL FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE TO be Let drawing-rooms try, good kitchens, with large garden. Mr. William Batem No. 144, Chatham-street, containing dining and front parlour, seven bedrooms, butler's pan pantries, wine store, bath, and water-closet, With immediate possession. —To view apply to in, Builder, Heath-street. 6au6 TO be LET, for a term, the old-established DINING ROOMS in South John-street, Liverpool, called the "Claren don Dining Rooms," and the WINE and SPIRIT LICENSE attached thereto, together with the FITTINGS and UTENSILS. The business was established about 30 years ago, and is very profitable. None but principals need apply. For further particulars apply to Mr. Ralph Foden. Very Handsome Dining-rooms near the Exchange TO be LET, one of the neatest Dining and Supper-rogms in this business locality. The premises consist of dining-rooms, bar, kitchens, larders, water-closet, &c. ; held on lease of 13 years, at a very low rental. Price of lease, fixtures, furniture, goodwill, and utensils in trade only £450. Returns £25 per week. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13a, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. WG. BANNER, Estate Agent, 19, Slater-street, has TO LET, Rent. A HOUSE, No. 30, Berkeley-street, • • • • £35 0 A HOUSE, No. 70, Park-road, . . . . . £26 0 A HOUSE and Garden, Halstead-road, Seacombe . • £ 2 7 0 A SHOP, No. 172, Park-road, A Furnished HOUSE, per week Also, several smaller HOUSES, &c • £3O a • £1 10 6a6 Eligible Opportunity_ MO be LET, the " 1311.mortAi CASTLE" ALE and PORTER VAULTS, No. 10, Roscoe-lane, Berry-street, a very busy neighbourhood ; capital cellar ; rooms enough to let off to the amount of the rent, two of which can be (by sliding doors) con verted into a large club-room. Rent, £35 per annum, with privi leges attached to the house. Very large kitchen adjoining the cellar. Incoming and Fixtures, E 32 ; declining the business.-- Apply on the premises, any day, between the hours of eleven and five. A capital house for an enterprising person. ersons anith. WANTED, as BARMAN, a Single Active Young Man. Appl y with referenees A 1, Northern Daily Times Office. AXrANTED, an active Lad, aged about 15, to goarrandsand take TY charge of a pony. Apply to D. Milne, 11, Pit*-street. WANTEp, a Little Boy , for an Office. Apply between t we l v e ' wad one o'cloCk. For ad dress, see reference list, No rther Tim At-office. , TO TAILORS AND D RAPERS. WANTED, a Foreman Cutter. Apply to floury J o h ns Wholesale and Retail Outfitting EstabiLshment, 23, S outh Castle-st-eet. 6j27 WANTING SITUATIONS, two Upper Nurses, ages thirty, and Waitress, four Housemaids, one Thorough and two Plain Cooks, a Lady's Maid, and a good Sempstress. Protestants and all good references. Apply to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount-pleasant. WANTED, a Situation, by a Man from the North of England, married, and has one child, as Farm Bailiff ; has a thorough knowledge at cattle and farming business, willing to be useful, and anxious to be employed ; has good reftence.—Apply at 42, Mount pleasant. 3aul WANTING SITUATIONS.—A respectable Person, age 34, at present Housekeeper and Cook to a Gentleman, wishes a similar Situation, and can be well recommended. Also,. a thorough good Cook, age 38; well recommended from her present-Situation„ near the town W:11 1.. n. 1,1,....A.-. z- - 4 , --..-:-s., A.....1_. a- mr___ Riley, 4% Mount-pleasant WANTED, a Situation, as R a tt er , by a res p ec t a bl e M arr i e d Man, Protestant, aged 31, with excellent references ; also, wanted, a Situation, as Coachman, by a Married Man, aged 46 - _ _ with t ;wo and a half years' charaeter ; also, a Young . ScachNian is desirous of a Situation, as Butler, with two years' reference.— Apply to Mrs. Levi, stationer, 66, Russell-street. 6j30 isreiliantzus wants WANTED by the Advertiser, who'has a business commenced, a Gentleman with capital, as Sleeping Partner ; paying 200 per cent. in most transactions. None but Principals treated -with. IMPROVEMENT OF JOINERS, ARTIFICERS , AND YOUTHS, who are intended for the Building Trade.-- An Architect, whose evenings are disengaged, gives instructions in the rudiments of Architecture, &c. Terms very moderate Apply early ; vacancies for six ; No. 4, Duke-street. LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, in large ot small tities Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c. Gentlemen and l a di es desirous of disposing of the same, will be waited upon in all parts of Lanca shire, Southport, Chester, and Cheshire, and the highest price given. Address Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill; for con venience of Gentlemen about 'Change X 60, Northern Times office. Mr. Jackson has no agents, and allows no one but himself or Mrs. Jackson to buy for him. fousts anb . Vrtmists Marttth. WANTED, a Photographic Gall er y, i n a good situation. Address H. 8., Northern Times-office. W ANTED, a House, with garden, containing parlour, three bedrooms, &c. Near an omnibus or raay. Rent not to exceed £lB.—Address H 5, North ern Times office. ilw 3a2 Vubiir #ousts ttO gur N.rusts. H OTEL to be DISPOSED OF, situated opposite one of the principal Railways in Glasgow, containing from Twenty to Thirty Apartments, with Spirit Vaults attached; furniture, good will, &c., to be had at valuation. Apply to Mr. Ross, Eldon Dining-rooms, No. 19, South John-street, Liverpool. A L FRED JACOB, AGENT, 3A, BASNETT-STREET, Corner of Leigh-street. ESTABLISHED 1848, For the LETTING of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, ALE and PORTER VAULTS, Bcc. Lists of Houses from £7O to 4300 Goodwill, may be had on • application at the Office. LICENSES TRANSFERED AND MORTGAGES ARRANGED. HOUSEKEEPERS:The Coffee s o ld by Th om p so n Brothe rs , 5, Elliott-street, at is. 4d., is better than you pay ls. Bd. for at any other establishment. A SECOND " EeLairt."—We regret to learn that the yellow fever on board the Trident, referred to in a recent Gazette, has committed aw/41, ravages. The ship reached As cension with great difficulty on the 27th ult., having lost three enineer officers, the gunner, and twenty men. Had the Trident been another day' at sea the probability is there would have been no one able to work the engines. The ship has been thoroughly cleared, and the officers and crew sent on shore at Ascension, where they are under canvas. There can be no question that the ship should be sent home as soon as her crew are sufficiently recovered to re-embark. United Service Gazette. DEATH OP TRH EARL OF HARBOROUGH.—The death of Robert Sherard, sixth Earl of Ilarborough, Baron liar borough, and Baron Sherard, of Leitrim, Ireland, took place at his seat, Stapleford-park, near Melton Mowbray, on Thursday morning Deceased was only son of th e fif t h earl, by El eanor, daughter of the Hon. i. Monckton, of Fineshade • he was b orn i n 1797 ' and succe e d e d to the titles and his estat e' i n 1807, and on his attaining his majority in 1818 it is said he succeeded to a rent-r o ll o f , per annum, and ready money amou n ti ng to nearly l22ooo f 9 0 , 000. He married, in 1843, Mary Eliza, daughter of capt a i n E . D . T em pl e , by whom he has no issue, and the I title becomes extinct, Auction JOHN VA T for more thejustice of setting this,right Ho wiry." truly, WILLI Sir Robert Smirke, says the Atheneum, 1 place among the Forty Academicians. Sir some years past retire a: from the active duti sian ; and in giving up his seat in Trafalgar now set an example of self-respect and self-di cover his old age with new distinction. 7 ought to be followed by other resignations point out individuals, fo deserves an oaken erol Robert had fo: ies of his. profee square he ha: Lenial which wil This resignatioi We need no us. Sir itober act ; and if hi courage as for artistic 'skill; theY Will:not 81 pass into oblivion. Two seats among the vacant—one painter, one architect ; and the s commenced as to who shall be carried fill forty are now trife. has already to the chairs of Leslie and Smirke. Will the painter of tl and the " Evening Gun" be seated in the Will the hero of - the Gothic revival succ When these places are filled, 'two associates Should not Faed come in.? Will .jealou Raphaelites exclude Holman Hunt ? We s 4. cett to Smirke must be ehoser sy of the pre hail see. select committee appointed to prep the charge of the disembodied militia. of 01 Ireland from the Ist April, :1859; to the 31 have estimated the number of men for 1859 and the cost at £462,850, as --- aialnSTo ' £432,990. The paddle-wheel steam sloop Gladiator, Hickley, left Plymouth on Wednesday even! Indies, but returned to the Sound at 6.3 morning. This unexpected return is attri understanding . between . the commander ai Immediately on her arrival, Commander Hic 6, Commander ing for the West 30 on Thursday •ibuted to a mis- Lnd the master. terview with the Port Admiral, Sir Barth Subsequently Captain W. Steward, of the pregnable, and Captain Hall, went on boas to investigate the circumstances. igtan Reynolds, flag ship Im •d the Gladiatoz • A . FOOL AND MS MONEY.-At the Thames Police-cou rt, on Saturday, Anna Hall, alias Ann Gilligan, a well-known thief, was brought before Mr. Selfe, charged with stealing a canvas bag containing £145 in Bank of England notes and £3B in gold from the person of Mr. Christopher Snacken berg, a retired publican, residing at No. 8, Old Rutland street, New-road, Stepney. Mr. Stoddart, solicitor, con ducted the prosecution, and said his client, on his way to the London and Westminster Bank to deposit £lB3, was unfortunately robbed of the whole of it by the prisoner and five other infamous women in that horrible and notorious place, Angel-court, Back-road, Shadwell, where the pri soner kept a brothel. The prosecutor was also plun dered at the same time of a receipt and a deposit book relating to £250, given to • him by Messrs.. Whitbread, the brewers, who had been informed of the robbery, and . would of course stop the book if presented to them. Mr. Snackenberg said he went into the Angel public-house, in the Back-road, and treated the prisoner and other women with liquor ; and after he left the house, the women, of whom there were six, began pulling him about and hustling him, and they robbed hi m o f hi s canvas bag, containing one £5O note, eight £5 notes, and another £5 note with his name endorsed upon .it, and 38 sovereigns. The thieves also stole his book, showing that Whitbread and Co. w ere were indebted to him £230, at the s ame time. Mr. Selfe : When orfifteen you your canvas mnitt e s b a b g f and book v s o a n e e ? W h us it t n l e e ss m A e o n l t a t e m n sure they took my money and. bag. Mr. Selfe : What upon earth took _you to such a d readful place as Angel -court ? Witness: The prisoner asked me to give her a drop of gin. I said I was upon business, but she dragged me into tM house, and afterwards into the court. Mr. Selfe : Are you. sober ? Witness : Yes, lam quite sober. Mr. Selfe : You speak very thick, and in a confused and hurried manner. Were you, sober viten you lost the money ? Witness : No,'l was not quite sober, about half and half. Mr. Selfe : Are you a married man ? Witness : Yes, and the father of eleven children. Polite-sergeant Thompson, No. 21 K, said that after the woman, had robbed Mr. Snackenberg they escapedthraugh the vile houses in Angel-court, and got over a low wall, and thee passed through somo houses of a similar description in Victoria-place. He believed some of the thieves hadtone to Chatham, and Portsmouth with the n o t es an d gold. Air. Selfe said that Mr. Snackenberg was th e greatest s i mpleton ho had met with for many years. He reinalided the prisoner until S a t u rday, next, and hved the pale would capture her. ' confederates is the robbery. , ;ailed fo mit, Roi rilant, ell ham, Oli Lestine (se latross (St titan (ss Lizzie Harw A. H. Stever stitution, Salve, henc Uranie, henc eelona. B.at Kertei tee at Cha t Mobile. ce at New Oric uly 19. July 19. of July 2 . l a, fr° so topolitet imson. I ausen, hence a [vier, hence at s), Dubbins, h s), hence at II 25), hence • Henderson, ard, Robins(); ns, Talbot, hen L, Higgins, hen at Santiago cif at Cardenas Bradley, dc John Fife, Pernber, cleared at New York Victory, Ainsworth; and William Stetson New York July 19. Amazon, Hovey, from London at New Yoi Cairo, Wooster, from Rotterdam at New Y John and Mary, Evans, hence at Dunkirk. Cambria, Small, hence at Havre. Semina, Pascal, hence at Nantes. Anne Marie, Cortel, hence at Paimbceuf. John and James, Fogwell ; Isabella, Beckmat all hence at Antwerp July 28. Diamant, de Vos, hence at Bruges July 25. Angelique, Choimet, hence at St. Nazaire July Ville des Couets, Chauve/on, hence at Paimbmt Maria Helena, Sotubal, hence at Lisbon July 17 OUTPORTS . . GRAVESEND, JU l y 30. 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