Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-02 00:00:00

3ttio b 4. B. UTLELLAND, of N0..16, ilitsnett-street, hay ling been the trustworthy Assistant of the late kirm.of Thos. iitit-Bley and Sons, for a period' of 'eighteen • *eat* is 'enabled, from rractical experience, to conduct SalCs by Auetion,uf Furni ture, Wines, Land, and other Property, on the same honourable terms as hie late emi.ioyers.• Valuations for Probate:aria Transfer of Property punctually attended to.- AddresSF—Mr. Welelland, Auctioneer, and General Appraiser, 10, Basnett=street, Liverpool. R NE It and 11.0 L-LINS, AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS. 3 ALEROOMS AND OFFICF.S : 45, LIME-STREET. SALES OF. FURNITURE, STOCK, MACHINERY, &c., Conducted at Moderate Charges, with prompt settlements, VALUMONS FOR PROBATE DUTY, TRANSFERS, 4c A Registei of Hous?s, Properties, and Trades to be Sold or Let, open for inspection. Insurances effected. T JOHN YOUD , AUCTIONEER AND' APPRAISER;' 51, BRUNSWICK-RO'kD FURNITURE, HUNTER-STREET. .yrR: M'CLELLAND w ill SELL by AUCTION,-on the Premises, 71,. Hunter-street, This Day (Tuesday), the 2nd August, at Eleven o'clock precisely, the FURNITURE and Effects of a Gentleman - declining housekeeping, comprising painted French and four-post' bedsteads, feather beds, beading, flock beds, painted chamber ware, toilet glasses, mahogany enclosed bedste4d,, Ilittio chest of - tiraWers', mahogany loqtables, sofa, Kiddeiinmster,qrpet , oil cloth,' cast fenders and fire irons, two aquaritinis, large,,aig_t l ; board, several long ladders; quantity of old timber and boirrds`, - )tn useful kitchen utensils, "&c. • • To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may i be ......1 neAT ESSRS. BROWN and TANNER will SELL by AUCTION, This Bay (Tuesday), the iid day 'of - 'Aagu st, . at or Two o'clock precisely, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John- street, Liverpool, sutiject to conditions; Lot L, Eight DWELLING-HOUSES in llng,hes-street, Toxteth park • tiro of them to the front of, and Nos. 11 and 13 in linfrbcs street, and six at the bask, forming a court ealled-No. 1 Conrt. Dimensions of land : Frontage to Dughes-street, 33 feet 11 inches, breadth at • back 39 feet 3 inches, depth on south side 56 feet 6 .at.ues, and depth on north side 56 feet 2 inches. Tenure freehold of ahe ritance 'LIC-lIOUSE on the west side of, and N0.,120, in Park _ A PUB >ad, in Toxteth-park, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Wilson. Dimensions of Land: Frontage and breadth at back severally 19 feet 6 inches, and depth. 78- Tenure freehold-of Inheriiance. Thi s lot is subject to a lease to the tenant, at a rent of £6O-until.March 1861, and a:rent of £52 10s. from that date Until March'lB7o-. 3. A PUBLIC-HOUSE on the east side of, and No. 21 in, Frede-. rick-street, in the occupation of Mr. Wright. Dimensions of. Land : Frontage and breadth at back severally 16 feet 6 inches, and depth 39 feet. Tenure leasehold under .the Cor poration of Liverpool, for the residue of a term of 75 years, which Commenced on the 22nd September, 1852. Apply tMr. Beloe, Accountant, Unity Chambers, 22, Lord street; or to Mr. Frodsham, Solicitor, 16, Smith Castle-street, Li verpool. - GRSAT GEORPE-WrREET , XR.'TROTTErr is itistruCted. to Sal, 1 - 33 , 'AUCTION; . . To-morrow (Wednesday), 4ugust 3rd; at eleven o'clock,pre, cue y, on the abOve premises, an assortme:q of genteel and lisefur HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, the Property of a ill; declining housekeeping, comprising camp and other bedsteads, palliasses, mattresses, feather beds, with approPriate bedding, painted chamber chairs, chests of drawers; toilet tables, • and basm stands, dressing glasses. Mahogany articles Li chairs, chests of drawers, tables, sofa; 'fenders and tire-irons. Thd usual kitchen requisites, &c. May be viewed on the morning of sale, and catalogues had ou the premises, or from - the Auttioneer,"ll3, Peter's-lane. • ALTIntATION. OF DAY OP SALE. Desirable Villa. Property,7 Birkenhead .— To Close an 'Accou n t. TO beSOLD by AUCTION, by Missis., WALKER and. ACKEB.LEY, at the. Clarendon-so Oms; South John street, Liverpool, To-morrow (Wednesday), the 3rd day of August, finstead of Tuesday, the 2nd, as before advertised,) at Two o'clock igrnoo4, .subject to Con4itiop&of Sa; r TWO lie , newly-erected sen*detached VILLAS, occupying about 1120 square yards, of Land, situate upon the north-crest.side of Oxton-road. ant the eaetsidept an intended street of 10 yaidi wide, rium4wno4hwardly from Oxton-road- a f oresa id .; a l so E our im smaller se-(Moohed VILLAS, oqoupying aboUt 780 square yards of Land, to the roll* of the first mentioned Villas, and bei ng N os . 1. 3. 5. 13-1- ad; azad also about 1020 id intended street of 10 ;we, Ox For further particulars apply to Messrs. Townsend,. Ridley, and Jackson, .Soliti.tprs, Birkenhead and Liserpool. tths - - 1' • LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL. SELECT. SALE OF '.'FIRST-CLASS .HORSES, KENNEL OF POINTERS, SETTERS, lie., • BY MESSRS. LUCAS AND CO.. Irsday next, :the 4th instant,;•at Twelve o'clock, at their Repository, Great Charlotte-street, Liverpool, FORTY to :Fifty HORSES; Kennel of SETTERS, POINTERS, &e. The liorses cotisist of • Hunters, - ' . ' Broughani'llorses, Plribton Horses, ,Ladies' Pads t . Parkliacks, • Carriage Horses; &c: • KENNET, OF POINTERS, SETTER% &e. - - - Thirteen :,'wen-broken POINTERS, SETTERS',• .SPANIELS, &e. The L . :::Yrtse43 will be ',ill 'vie , * Thin ' nay and'Vtedrtesday; and an the Mornin'g of Sale. Every, faeitity will be afforded by Messrs. Lucas and Co; for trials, and for the inspection of Veterinary Sur- BY. MR. TIIOMAS WYLIE, 9111.d1y or August, at:Two o'clock in the rest, Liverpool, - subject to conditions to be. ALL :thatMESSITIGI STOVE, SAW-PIT, 1 north side of Islington and w S 134 E,, "JqiNvAps' snors, -Y4R ), situai Ip,of . iialio-street, in Liverpool, now in thnownpation of Xi. Thomas Widciawseu, containing hi front to Islinttpn,o l ),feet, and in front tp ) Soko-street and in breadth at the baelt,severally 114 feet.„,and extending, in - depth backwards on the north side thereof C 4 feet, be the several dirriensions.a littlo more or less. - •,- The upper_iiiit- of the 19ril wliiCh the souse and Stable cforsrl and nv#ararliner 4,-,••••• •••• CI-, • in anti Igreaatn at the 2.4) feet ror4ltereibout ;is freeh o ld of diitane.eiland the lower part, on which the JOinc;rs' Shopis, Stor e , and Saw-pit —kieh eon - taro ih front tolioho-street 81 feet '3.lidth7lsting-, is leasehold under the Corporation of ton 60 feet, or thereabouts, ts Liverpool - for the iesidue of-a term - of S.• mencing•nn the "ithdarof March, For furthei pzirticulare apply to Mr. Widdowsan, on the Premises. Messrs. J'At E.. Whitley &ThomPsou, Solicitors, 4, Chapel-street Liverpool; or to Mr. Radcliffe, Solicitor, 4, Wattr-street, Liver. 1. vnty-five years VALUABLE SHOP,- DWELLING4IOUSE, and PREMTSES, in I . . _ ' --- BOLD-STREET. will: SELL by AUCTION, on.. Friday, -rtust nit • One for , Two O'clock .PrecibelY, Clarendon-roonis, South John -' street, . ._ _ lthe 12th. of An, in e afternoo n , a t th e l l Subject to conditions of sae," ;-, .- , -• . .. The capita and commodioua Stone-fronted SHOP, iWilid.J.fiNG HOUSE,.,and PREMISES, No. 73, on the north-east side of Bold street, (langl own as " Willan's Library,'.') containiniz in front to in Bold, filet. and in breadth at the back - alone a e.onnonn •,.....--, outs, and being la - depth on the or,thereaboatu,rand on the south- . . : Liverpoot_for thvve ad.for.tho term of'tweuty survivor of thern.• Foi of Mr. John Atkinson, further pa Solicitor. North:Joh )rder pt the TiOstees of lelphi By Mr. B lANOT gS'ociet; On Wednesday, the 10th ilay of Angust 1859, at .TWA o'clock in the afternoon, at. the ,Clarendon-rooms, South John-Btrect, gubject to eonditiritis of tlalc to , be then moduced;- : • ' • HR 23q ; 'arid 238, - in - Dundas-ere4aeiit, 'oh, the east: of Volt. tive occupati per annum. r 0 whom it - may Coritern.—Under deed of assignment. Merehant.*: Outfitters, and- GOCral. Dealers. AR. J. W. KNOB has received'instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday next, the 4th August, at the .; m , 105, Park-lane, oPpOsite Sparling-street, at Eleven o'clock :Precisely, the remaining STOCK of an OUTFITTER, consisting of 'superfine woollen cloths; doeskins, estings; frock coats, shooting coats, Albert coats, moleskin • trousers, check shirts, Guernsey shirts, and a' variety of other useful effects. The whole of the stock Will be offered for positive sale, of which full particulars will be fontid in catalOgues. On tiew on Wednesday, 3rd August; when catalogue s ma y be 'obtained on applicatio n a t Mr. Knibb's rooms, 105 2. Park-lane. a 4 . . • g, ,Stkr, 4,0115t5 111113 TO be SOLO, :two FREEHOLD HOUSES,- with 2,672 superfl (nal scittar• yards of land. Apply to Mr. J. C. Grocott, 'Attorney-at-Law,. 10, Bagnett-strect; Liv erpool„where a plan may. . . 1.. a.m.. • • 6a5 :PrO be BOLL% by • Private"" Treaty, all those 'rwo ' wifal 1 . SHOPS, Nos. 91 and 93i alr the Two. HOUSESad joining., No. 97, with Off ice, and 99, situate in Paddilvtom,:,alsQ with large Yard,•Workshops, Stable for four horsea,-,ixial,t4er cone iences . • Entrance , C r a nbourne-str ee t. . Let to:ltifitetable ten= . Severed under the Health Act.--Apply tollif: Sleddo P - 157, B eektield-road North, Everton. Fairfleld TO to SOLD, situate No,-4, Elm-vale; a good Family DWelling h use, obutaining, on the first floor, three elitertalriiiierooms, (with tchen at the back ;on the 4econd Hoot; etVbedrooms, 'with bath-r ern and water-closet; on the third floor, two bedrooms and s tore-room ; excellent; cellaring. undemeatbi ' Large garden, with greenhiouse.,-Apply to Mc. James Finney, Accountant, 11, Dale street. ' 6a2 . Freehold Land,..Hodses, and Shops, Cheshire. ROBT. HUGLIIES, 53, Church-street, Birkenhead, is authorised to Sell, in. One or more Lots, at very low prices, 45,000 yard of BUILDING LAND, itr.Trantnern' and Birkenhead, with a fine view of Hid River, where houses and cottages are in great demand. R. H. has also several beautiful Houses and a few Shops to be Let in Birkenhea‘at moderate rents. 12a19 i Freehold Investment for £530. T o be SOLD; Freehold oflnheritance, a very cheap L o t o f Pro fa.)3 i• Pe Y, suitable for a member of uilding Society, comp r i s i ng °her° t and sik-excellent Court Houses, thoroughly drained an d ill ben tiful order, situate near Stanhope-street, producing the yearly rent of 259. Prioe, £530.—10 particulars or particars apply to John White. 20. C/avtoit-fion'.aiy. , T '...bl,,,s'elltisFlZhoTtaC g fe i 11 h 0t . ,!:,/i . ,,Vt: : a B t P Ed bsta ge n - built- a le in it excellent order and -well drained; fitted up with water-closets, Yearly kent, £lO2. Price, only.-£1,100.-4-Por particulars apply to John White, 20, Clayton -square. , • • 134. Two beautiful Cottages for £4OO. • Teo be SOLD, Freehold of I n h er it anee,.Two very ne a t Cottages, situate in a clean, healthy, respectable neighbourhood, near t West Derby-road. Each pottage contains parlour, kitchen, and scullery on the ground floor, and three good bedrooms above ; large yard at the back, and dower garden in front. Yearly rent, £l7 each. Vrice, only £4OO, or will be sold separate.—For particulars ;apply td John White,. 20, Clayton -square. • 1346.1 pesirable fteshience, near 14 Aravertee. Mcfbil gemi-dettiched Country Residence, situate near thie vJ,lagg Of Waveatree; ,containing on the ground floor large frbnt parlour, wiera bay Window, commodious back parlour, kitchen :spullery, 0c2,;a1l on th e same fl oor, with good..cellars benea ; oifthe" first floor are four excellent bedroom& and water closet, rvants' bedroom with separate staircase: Fitted through out wit gas, and ,a constant siapply ,of water: Large flower garden iri Von . Price, £soo:—Por noteste 'view, apply to John White, 211, Cla ton-squar, 1334. ' ' Desirable and safe Investment fOr £2OO. rllO l SOLD; Freehold of Inheritance, a row of ei g ht very neat _L front -Cotteges, all Occupied by good tenants, situate near Great Ito - tiler-street, yielding the yearly rent of £B6. Price, £l,OOO. LBW °the' eT purchase thoti marretnath on mortgage for a num b e r of year, at 5 per cent., which will leave a y ear l y i ncome of £46 for the outlay of £2oo.—For particulararapply to John White, 20, Clayton;-square, • • _326. 1-. - • -.:, , Desirable'Dwellinghouses. ' • ruot SOLD, a co nven i en t , commodious Family Residence, 1 si uate near Falkneilstluare with an orname n t a l an d taste fully lad out garden, greenhouse;two-stalFstable and coach-house, and coitahting, oh the ground 'floor, breilkfait-room arid large dining-toom, kitolien, scullery, pantries, &e., with excellentlarder, ale and, ine eellarS.underneath ; on the first floor are drawing : room; three good bedrooma,' 'sad- drEissing-room, and three • good oeuroo l w ) s aoove. rrlce only £l,4oo.—F or part i c u lars and notes: 6 view a ly to John White 20, Clayton-square. i.. • .2_ I ~ S uburbp'liesidesie. ._ • Fro b S O LD Freehold Of Irdaesitance,.araostdeirable Detached 1 C untry ILesldenee, iwith a large Gkrden, having a southern aspect, containingthree chtertainipg roornp, six exeellent bodroom.s, dressing-rooms, bath, water-closet, &c., 'fitted Nip with all the requisite conveniences for u - tesPeetable ',family, situated in a clean, healthy, respectable neighbourhood, about two miles .and a half from the Exchange, Priee £l,soo.—For notes to view, apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square.. . ' " Desirable Country Residence , . rilo be SOLD,, a most excellent Family Residence, situate , in the "tdwnship of - Virirertice; . Ealing A frontage of ' l3. yard's, cOn tainhigi two front parlonrs, kitchen, scullery, wa'rehOuse, and pentrieS ' all on the gpanud. floor . ; four_large _bects j ooms, bath and waterAloset, wit% 'good , eellaring, all :in excellent order, and tho-, .roughtt sewered. Flawer gardecl In front. 'Price £4so.—For notes to - view, apply to John White, 20,!Clayton-square. 1 1367.1 i: • - , - .: - ....) l Desirable -Country C'ottage. , ' ' • rflalie SOLD, a very neat Doubte.fronted• Cottage-house, in a 1 respectable;. - bizen,- healthy situation; 'about. tfro miles from St; John's Market; ctitntaining twit) iexcellantl , parlourli to' the front;..withlarge kitchen, wash-house,• and. pantries one the same flo or, 'and Antr Tread beidivorns above ; : fitted" with gas ; a constant supply of water; and flower garden in front. Price only £3oo.—Pcir notes to view, apply to John White,:2o, Clayton-square. ~ci ii.e!4:V,o*;,44t*,4l..oitp:iii.Os. MO EXPORTERS OF VALIYAtLE . ENTIRE CARRIAGE AND 1. 13ROUGFf AlVt llORttift:=ON SALE;rrneof thninost powerffit and h.e4utiful•partirepriirlgf Horses in England, Veffectly qui e t t o drive or rick, and'eapae'gf 42rrNinn• great weights. Far 'pedigree tyc 'Atisteliallf ans. ►jlo be .SOLD, Building., Materials, at the Top of Shaw also, a quantity of excellent Slates., , 's -brow 28j13a TO GENERAL BROKERS'TRADE,IMEN; AND OTHERS. ' rTE'Patilit BARREL PACKAGE of everydescription aricrsizo, adapted for all kinds of Dry Gpod, Samples, &e.; -Teooore; pirrifoill-streetP Agent to the:ltTanufaCturer. • rpo yARNIERS- AND OTHERS " - REQUIRING BUILDING • I MATERIALS.—TO be SOLD, cheap, hi eonsequ#nee 7 of the land helm.; disposed-of,- the Materials. chiefly Wood-and-Iron, of several, stableo, work, shops, and cottages erected at the back. of the Dattigt-Clinpel, Soho-street: - They will be divided. to suit the wishes ;of parties wanting, a n d ma y b e seen any day on the premises, oY bn al)plication to Q. 'Whalley, 4t, Stafford-street. ' ..*- .ESTATE OF JOSEPH BURROIN''S, OF 11MCII-WOOLTO.N , 1.: TO.DICA'PER...WA.I4II GEOCPatS. ' - ' • •,., TO be SOLD by TEND ER , in o ne L o t , th e Stock in Trade of the abbve - Bankrupt, - consisting - of - Drapi n y Goods, and - amounting at - eost'price to E 5 1 ,tls.: Sidi r • • • , Also; the Groce StOck, -- mounting to pi.os Svparaze tenders ill be, vepcivecl,f9r this lot. . The Whole is n fen* inspection, onlhe promises,. at,WOolton As tills is a god . opp . ortimity.for any periton going into 4d., at cost price tiroce7 or Draper . ; Business' lot - both combined)),being al old • ontabli hed conce i t, Jewlets will be reoeived fo r th e w h o l e stook and Filtures. I conceit , of , the Shop can beobtained. Tende+ mtnit• bet forwarded "before twelve o'clock on the 28th in to Wit/jai* xiled,A,squire, 9, South Castle-street 4 - Liver piisbtlan, 4 which tirdelhe'pitrehaser will: be declamd. The Tenders tO• be :marked "Tender 'ler pie • Stock of Joseph., Burrows, a Bankrdpt." .. „ I 6j29 Zff lig . get, ..iltutiliiWilatliits. *HOyinia3.• . . ' etarl'AGS'to 13e LET.—Apply at Mrs. Cookson's, Shifillotel Oinnitten_a.t 10 a.m., g, 4t.agtl 5 p.nx.; froln.WoodSide. J6al • ;• .", Sea Bathing . ,.Hoylake.' • • - rfle6bo Furnishodi.No., 10, ;dot, ,Views from , 4th of August; oottaipmg,tTio parlours, five bedrooms, &c., &c.—Apply, on the preinises, or next door. •J : • 6a2 riro,4 LFT, Furnishe4Sedfiley'Xilla, lidikairelTrOm Ist Angust, doitaining twp parlours and kitchens, on the same . floor, and fourbedromns.-4.pply on the premises, or next door.' ' - 6a2 A . BEIWELE.—Wanted, a Plain Cook, for a Boarding School. English preferred. Age 28; also a good Nurse, who can take a baby from the month. Apply' at 149, 'Bridge-street, Birken .. , .., head. : . . . of Liverpool", in the resnee ,oad, Kirkdale, in the borough anibf Air. James Ttnox and others. Oross. rental, £5l The temireis freehold of in.heritiuce. For ftirtherattacuLir Iterishaw , stract p -to Mr. o Messrs• C. aud .J. Ellison , 38, ourveyor, 88, , itold-street ; Mr. Byrom, Ntate Agent, 25, Great George-street ; or to Messrs. Statham% and c o tt oat sql.i9itors., 48, Castle-street, Li ver - Pool. - • - • , 10aul0 , .. .. - .... '- - , 6',,,t:Acr . G. moil, .'CHESHIRE. ' '.. • -, Substantial 116 (ISEhOLD -. FTTIPTITIIIiE,- •Eight-days' -Clock, Fren cirtiiiertkite; , Ornanientai Artlere6„-Chimriq Glass, Dinner, Desert, .and yea•Servieee i Cut Glass, Plated Articles, Library of Boo ks, - 'ltagatelle Table,' and *rens of a Lady removing to th e South at, toglend- . ''-- - • - '''' ' - - . -:-. N-tssits.._F: &,..T.,. II(MG SON. are instructed to SELL by ALT,CTIDN,,on Tuesday and. Wednesday, 9th and Auguni. /839;-... - pusietnally at: Pleven o'clock each nifisjiing,. on the Premises; Devonshire-place, - .Claugliton, - the HOUSEHOLD PI ANITIIItPr,,•(of -an - emeellent.'end .substantial description,) oom-' II ll n hie ta'' ' .' . D '' ilfi.l/OGANY pedestal sideboard 6 feet. 6 thei,..,.,, NINO...OOX - - i.;`:!on11; dining tables "On sliding teleaCOpie ,frames '9 feet ' et• by 4 --''''' tliflit: liatriSn'nierobco leather, lounging chair and sofa nuhacire-610Si, st riped crimson- . merino damask curtains and gilt hearth lug, s6di n " l c large window, fspe t stry carpet;-a-iiithister - g i;aS chandtrente lightk Bs-c.= - cloth ln Deenvz . N rq - Ao - m- , -tklight eabrioieMA.llo.QANY chairs in hair „ cabeial e , , ,,, o , iTts. gaff- of- -dittoqounking ehairs in green elvet, circular eentre'table on piny oti.d scrolls, console table with. n'araaedileewatOrt), three -tiers - whatnot, ottomans and pole screen in frame drat lad V. , work , table; eldnincy.klasa , in carved arid gilt dow, t pest dareas k-eurtails and gilt, cornice , to. the recessed win- Card table, ;74rearDeVorrnolu .of ditto ottomans,Siktem-daYss chandelier, rosewood sculptured d ab three-light gas French timepiece 011 other oniara,a a tl uter ,_stand-under • glass shade,- vax, flowers and . BREAKFAR T _i to 4r...sear rams arid steel fender, fire irons. hair-stuffed coliel?, i ---- IqAI OGANY bookcase with glazed doors, cloth, pernbroke ano "rtgit 'g chair, and child , 4 fAble chair in hair and six-tiers mo „,,eard tables, pair of box ottomans, four-tiers (flowersmn dark grZei, bo okcases or whatnots Bz-ussels. - calliet," The Ilgn-CriAme tua round,) chi mney glass. ' hangings, polished biro ,itain mah ogany four-post b e d s tead _ and hair mattremes, waitagill,and iron French bedsteads, curled robe, chests of drawees, 0 „"",,, feather beds, mahogany ward pillared and other toilet tableZ l r.,!! L toilet glasss, cheval glass, towel rails; Brussels and Kidd, --,,,,:ty services, birchwood chairs, HALL -!--Lantern in fram e , b ir , c erPets, a t stand, pairof ditto chairs, eight.,„,.;-,ll o Ttany hat and umbrella ooek in mahogany ease, oil-cloth of marble pattern, Brussels stair rode, door mats, pair of figures and pedesteatr4 li nen covering, high). - 0 f; ' - ; L ell 6 feet 6 inches shire!Staffords ware . dinner service, richly-gil t t e breakfast eu glass, per - fluted tea endear:: s e d ',,, 3 ert, anft, b a sket, wine strainer, and-othet,Plated articles, set of i ''''..r_cakc' w ood jugs, ivory-handled knives, paper tray, "'", eg- Librarytot about 250 v ()tunics BOOKS, in good condition.: -. The whole of the kitchen and culinary utensila, painted condition.:.. dreg esser, when catilogu :.• ts *c lip' be publicly viewed on Monday, Bth August', nay be had owrtho:Promisee; or, previously, of 14,,,,,„ F . ._ 8 ,.. is aeon, at their Otiioes and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. . N.E..-The : - ..djaining Howe to be Let. ltent, £1.20 (une interest). LET, a la'rge Family House, situated at the top of Sydney - Tranmpre,- containing ev6ty'rerinisite. A good supply r, art of watea conimamiing one of the finest views in Cheshire. Rent Eps perMinnm. Apply for key at Mr. Burnett's, next door but twfi. n' CAPITAL FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE., TO $E LET, No. 144, Chatham-street, containing dining and drawing-roan - is, front parlour, seven- bedrooms, butler's pantry good kitdjens, pantries, wine store bath and water closet, with large `..carden. With immediate possession. —To view apply to Mr. William Bateman, Builder, Heath-street. -43au6 SbUTIIPORT. • 9103 E LET, DELTA I VILLA, a very elegantly-furnished 11.4sidonee,.00ntikiniug three Iteeeption-room,llve Bedroom s , Dressing-rooms, with Gas, splendid Water, &c., with all the re quirembrtts -for a' Gentleman's Residence.--Apply on the Pre -1:a• at 13, South John-street. 6j30 CAPITAL FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE. ri 10 be Let, No. 144, Vhathann- s t ree t, con t a i n i ng d i n i ng and draw 4 ng-roonis, front parlour, seven bedrooms, butlers'pan try, gobd' kitchens; pantries,' wine store,, batb, and water-closet, with lagge garden. With immediate possession. —To viewapply to Mr. William Bateman-, Builder, Heath-street. - GanG WANTED, in a small family, an English Servant-of-all=Work,, between 16 and 18 years of age, who can wash and iron. One from the country preferred. Must have a good referende from her list situation. Apply at No. 6, Whitetield-terrace, Whitefield lane, Everton. WANTED, 'a General Servant in a respectable family in Kirk : dale, whete' there is no washing done at home, and two young girls, are kept.—Apply at Mr. Harrison's, grocer, Bootle lane. • - 6a4 MO be LET, a ease and S , hOp; in the Provision 'Thicie, - • 18, Plemliroke-j) ce, the present tenant giving it up, on account. of having other bisto attendtci; tumediate possession given ; fixtutei £25. —Ad es or apply, y.Tcece 56, St. John's Market. xt, DERWENT-ROAD, WEST DEItBY ripa be LET, excellent new HOUSES, containing diaing-roora, breakfast-room, kitchen, scullery, and butler's pantry on the ground floor, seven spacious bedrooms, one Suitable for a drawing rporn. Situation dry and healthy, and well sewered. pent £5O. Apply 'to Richard Radcliffe,Derwent-ioad ; or to Mr. Fenwick Exehasge-alley North.. 12aui !imam * . MOSLEY attL'... • ~...... < _rlio 'be LET, a nindOkA _and subFtillitially-buili DWELLING' MCALOUSE on the east side -f the road leading from Green ban.,_ . .. , . I, IO C. T + 4 Koaley-hill, titled up with all modern Conveniences, arid coach hone occupation of: P. ai Mit/worth, Esq., with stable and .I:,:izek?-se detached•—APPl7 at the office of Mr. James llohne, mono-s tivet, Mount-pleasant. a NORTITERN DAILY TIDES. AIGBURTII-ROAD, be LET, , an: ex= . _ _ (the residence of the late Rev. W. I C les li krt e fi ßll ) Ce , nll 6 t o - nYgni ll n i;' ;te u e se sitting-rooms, ten bedrooms, bathroom, butler's pantry, good kitchens. There is a stable, loose box, two coach-houses, piggeries, &c. The garden is beautifully laid out, and well stocked with fruit trees. Apply to Mr. Robert Jones ;or Mr. S. Waterhouse, Derby-square. RICE-LANE, WALTON - ON-THE-HILL. . • TO H; be LET, with immediate p ossess i on, a neat and pleasant WELLING-HOUSE, containing five bedrooms, closets, front and back parlours, kitchen and acullery, with pump and plenty of soft water, on-the ground floor; washing cellars below ; gas laid on ;large garden and wood shed. Near the railway and omnibus. Rent £2s.—To view apply at the Post-office. ' dad • , .;---.-:—._ - IT , G. BANNER S Estat e A gen t , 1 9 , - Slater-strecf, hag TO LET \ Rent. A lOUSE, Ne. 30, Berk e l ey - s t ree t , . . . . ,E 35 0 A HOtTSE, No. 70, Park-road, A HOUSE and Garderi, Halstead-road, Seaeombe . . - £27 0 A SHOP, No. 172, Park-road, ~ . A Furnished HOUSE, per week . . Also, Several smaller HOUSES, &c. Gab' " Seaforth, near Liverpool. 0 Oe'LgT, Furnislied,,Elmslcy Villa. This desirable Residence, staniring in its own grounds, affords perfect retirement, yet I(by raffWiiY),. within twenty minutes j ourne y o f Li verpool. It is 'replete with 6 . tiry OPnvenienee necessary for a small genteel family, ontains . diiiing,.dra,Wing-room and parlour, six bedroom*, &c., &c., :and will iielet to.arr eligible party for twelve or fourteen months.— 'For further VarticuLars, and for inspection, apply on the premises, petween thti hours. of eleven a.m. and two p.m. 6a12 Delightful Residence, near the Lakes. MO be LRT, Furnished, Halecati a commodious 'Rinse, in, the MO Valley: of Wrtherslack. It is placed on a rising . gnnind, commanding 41 beautiful view of Morecambe Bay and the sur rounding country. It contains th ree exce ll ent entertai n i ng-rnoms, nine bedrooms ' tutraery, spacious kitchens , batler's pantry a n d bedroool, and 211 other necessary offices ; also, a four-stalled. stable. The hduse is six miles from Windermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven from Kendal, five from Grange Railway station, and tbree Hours' journey from Manchester. For further particulars respect ' g the property, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arm Hotel; Kendal; Mr: Wl Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Sud low, Manchester. • itia• bt ;Pt, usintss Jrtmi • TO be LET, a neat anif compact WAREHOUSE for refining la r d or grease melting ; rental £2O; has theee moms. Also, To be SQLD, ag stand's; a fivr-horse power BOIEITR;'with the annara- Ti oe br;l, a small Warehouse, very dry, and in good order, suitable for a flour or marine -store dearer, containing four rooms; situate NO. 4 19, Kitchen-street. Rent only £2o.—Apply next door, No. 17. 3J30. . _ rp 0 be LET, a Grocery and Provision Shop, in a first-rate thorough.- fare, doing a good business, which could' be tilaterially in creased. The present tenant is about to join another business. Rent, £2l: I Fixtures, GoodivilL &e., moderate, Stock to .be taken at a valuatfon.—Apply at 116, Soho-street. TO be LET, for a term, "th e o ld- e stabliihed DECTING ROOMS in South John-street, Liverpdol, called the "Claren don Dining Rooms," and the WINE and SPIRIT LICENSE attached 'thereto, together with the FITTINGS and UTENSILS. The btisiness was established about 30 years ago, and is Neay profitable, None but principals need apply. Por ftirther'partieulars apply to Mr. Ralph Foden. Vtrorars Mantrtr W ANTED, a Shop Boy, at 29, St. James'-street AITANTED, a Little Boy, for an: Office. Amity betwcdn twp&e aad one o'clock. For address, see reference list, Northern Times qffice. - WANTED, an OFFICE. BOY, with a good -character: Wages,— 3s. 6d.'per week.—For address apply at theWorthirn Daily : Times Office. 384 1010AWNBROKING.—WANTED, a respectable Youth , about' rr 10 • years of age, as an APPRENTICE to the Pawnbrolting Busine4s.—Apply to A r th ur Grindrod, 13,•Mi11-street. . _ . • . • . . . TO TAILORS AND DRAPERS. lir A N•T ED , a •Fbreman Cutter. Apply to Henry Aalilis , *TT. 'Wholesale and Retail Outfitting .Establishinent;;'23," South Castle-street. ' -6127 WANTED, by .a first-class. Linguist and Pianist, PUPILS for :French,. German, Italian, and Spanish, 'Music and Singing.: Terms,' 108. 6d. per course.—Apply A Z.' Post-oftlee,•Derby-road, Bootle.! 6a6 WANTED, an active, steady yptusg,Man ana his Wife, without incumbrance, to take the management of a Wine and Spirit `tallith in a respectable locality; goOd refereildea required. Apply ¢y -letter B 1•, Northern Daily Times. • - WANTED', a 'PiecentOr fOr the United PresbYteilan Derby-road. Salary from £l5 to £2O per annnitt. Must be competent to teach music.—Apply by letteri enclosing , testimonials and giving references, addressed A. C., Precentor, 1, 11.1E1116r-ter race, Bootle. fj3l emptotnytuts Mantrif WANTED, - in a'-Shipping or' General Metchant's Office, a iiituation,:by a:Young Maid, who,lP well aegnalated witir General Busineis, and knoyfs. German.--Addrea4 to J. Office of • this IPAPor, • • ' 28j4a WA'alslsZt:lli;ibm lelisapieiwetarabeleilituosynn&sWrasnh,eap.eVogikyTlOTto under stands it: = Apply,V letter, E. P.; No. 28,.Bev;ington Bosh, Liier e....e pool. E AN s t. r N e rG e l n N e D s DRIVER, , a ttigigo A rr T lc o ll; , d , ritn f F ,, !i is ig t h in otilowyrit repair machinery of any kind; has noohjet.tidfite to . town or e Pagr l y. Good references and testimonials can be given.-LApply 'by' letter to C. 7, 11'orthen Thne.:4: • WAtNTED, a . Situation; by a Young Man; 27 years_ of age - rsat Warehouse“ Clerk, or a sin - dial capacity, lit-door has been many years with a well-known firm, "and eau .- tlrOduce end.niable; . .teattmtudals; security will-be given if required. 'fittr. dress T' Mr. Carter, 26, .Redeross-street. • • . : Advertiser, 191t6 has an office in -Liverpool,: and. repteients I a Commercial Company, having much spare time on hIS hands, ,is desirous 0 - filling up the same 'with some respettable Agency. The most tin& ooptionabl e reference's Avil Ibe given. Address with particulars, to "Continental," Post-office, Birkenhead.. 12j28 A_ YOUNG LADY. would be glad to o btai n • a , s it uat i on 'as Daily Governess' t o a f am il y. - Sh e would• undertake' to give instructions in English (thoroughlY).Erench(conyersationally), music, writing, and arithinetle. First-class'reference Address " Alpha," 89, Grove-street, fi . onse 2 , trbants ERatlf&. NAT ANTED, a superior SERVANT OF ALt.. W' OR} at , 59, Grove-street. . • 3a5 A 1,,T betweenTED , a t tr i - , tn u t rs oial e N . V_ Work.— T i .,l . l e )gt ; at i, i 3 u s s , t (? ) .3 f a brl a -gr o e l y e t, V • 3a4 . 7 ir 4 NTED, a Servant of all-Work, for a small family._ , Apply at 1, Wellington-place, Wellington-road, Tbxteth park. 3aul ANTED, as rgurst, an English Girl---a Catholic, who an sew ivell. A good character required. ,Apply at No. WANTED, a thorough Servant-of-all-Work ; S'e;otch preferred. Apply at 54, lluskisso4,streo, between the hours of 11 and 2 o'clock. • WANTED, a tidy Girl, to assist in th e genera l work Of Uhintfie. VI She must have a good character.—AddressM, It., Northern Times Office. " """ • • IXTANTED, a strong.a.etive Girl, about 16 years of age; one who can assist- at washing preferred. Apply at' 80, Melville place, Myrtle-street. • ' ANTED, Servant-of-all=work. None need apply Ns - about . being able ,to . produce a year's uriexceptionable character. Liberal wages given.: Apply at 37, Bedford-4.1T0 south.. AI/ANTED, n strong, active Girl, who has been in place . before, V and tart have a'eharaeter from her last situation for honesty and cleanliness ; age about 19. - WANTED, a thorough Servant-of-all-Work ; one that can wash and iron well. No .other need apply. Irish not .objected D. Apply, between the hours of twelve and four, at 89, Birkett- WANTED, a thoroughly efficient Nurse, to take charge of a young family, where an under nursemaidislept. None need apply whose character and , qualification will not stand,the strictest investigation. Address u.w.E., Northern Times office. - ' . . .• WAItItESS. . . A • Steady Young Woman, used to the routine of a Restaurant, •,h - i still find a comfortable situation.—Apply at the Angel Larder, Dalestreet.,. between four and five p.m. fast 2trbants Wanting' Villas. WANTED, by a respectable Married Man, a Situati on as Coachman, who can give a two years character. Address No, 6, Derby-place, Edge-lane. W ANTED, to pla c e a very respectable girl, aged 16, in any light situati o n. Is accustomed to children, and cartmake herself very usef u l. ' Address E. H., care of Mr. Durham, 348, Great toward-street. IrANTED, by an exper i ence d p ers on, a SITUATION as a V Waitress' in a gentleman's family, or a Maid for young ladies. Country pieferred. Canbe well reeecnthended.'- , -Address - M . . N., 40, gordon-street, Evertors. ALady, accustomed to Housekeeping, wishes to undertake the superintendence of a Widower's Establishment, and the charge and tuition (if required) of two or three children.- , -Address L. M., : Post-office, Southport. Gau4- - / - AITANTED; a Sithation as Footman, or Under Butlei; is single , ' haiiffed; has a thorough k n dwjedge of his busitiess ; aged twenty-seven, with a good character. Addres.; A. 8., 19, Clarendon room.•, south Sohn-atreet. Oa 4 • NVANTING'SITUATiONS, tiff, tipper Nurses,. ageS thirty', and ' • . Waitress, four' House ma ids;: one Thorotigk and two Plain coOka, 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 ono child, as FarmDailiff ; hasai thorough knowledge of cattle and farming business, willing to be useful, and anxious to be ,employed ; has g oo d r vf eren ce.—Apply at 4Z, Mount pleasant.3a u 1 AVANTING SITUATIONS —A respectable Pers o n, age 34, a t y . present Housekeeper and Cook to ,a Gentleman, wishs•a similar Situation, and can be well recommended. Also, a thorough good Cook, age 38; well recommended from her present Situation; near the town. Will be at liberty in a fortnight.- 7 Apply to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount-pleasant. • 28112, WANTED, a Situation, as 'Butler, by a respectable Marsied Man, Protestant, aged 31, with excellent references; also t wanted, &Situation, as Coachman, by a hurried Man, aged 46, with two and a half years' character; also, a Young Scotchsnan is desirous of a Situation, as Butler, with two years' reference.— Apply to IV/roe - Levi, stationer-, 66, Russell-street. 6130 Ntisteraillikrus Mutts. - • MEDICAL. WANTED, a qualified or unqu alified Partner, to superintend a Specialty, with £2O to invest ; also, an .Assistant.—State particular- to M.D., NortAern Times office. 3a4 . . WANTED by the Advertiner, who has a. business commenced, a Gentlemin with capital, aa Sleeping Pactner.; paying 200 per cent. in most transactions. None but Principals treated with.' Address Northern Daily Times °lnce. . 3 IMITOWEAIENT 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 carry ; vacancies for six ; No. 4, Duke-street. ir EFT-OFF CLOTIIES *ANTED, in large or small quantities, Jcj eats, Boots, Shoes &c. Gentlemen and ladies de s i rous o f disposing pf the spnat, will be Waited ' upon in all parts of Lanca shire, South Port, Theater; 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. Japkson has no agents, and allows no one but himself or Atrs. Jackson to buy for him. - ffritfiefi 110 Premists Firanith. IV - ANTED, a PhotographicGelery, in a good situation. AddrOss t' 11. B. Northern Times-office. WANTED, a House, with garden, containing not less than a parlour,.three bedroonia, &c. 'Near an omnibus or railway. Rent not to exceed £lB.—Address 11 5, Northern Times office. 3a2 Public *lusts }Uth Per .0154t5. rftli be LET, with' immediate possession., an old and well-esta- Alished .HM111421178% in one of the best thoroughfares in town. ! Rent and incoming moderate , 2—Apply at Islo. 2, Low-hill. ITOTEL to be DISPOSED OF, situated opposite one of the 111 principal Railways in Glasgow, containing from Twenty to Thirty ;Apartments, with Spirit 'Vaults attached; funiiture, good will, . &c., to. he had at valnatilni. Apply to Mr. Ross, Eldon Diriing-roonis,-No , : 19, South Johru-street, Liverpool. • • TOIItT F. WRITELOCK tide:received instructions TO LET a e) . F ee WINE and SPIRIT VA-IYLTS, situate chase to a market, and 'doing atioxeellent business. Incoming only 036; 'Reid low.— For particulars apply to John F'. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, 'Manchester-street, Liverpool. ' a 6 • _ JOllli F. WIIITELOCK - has- received instructions TO LET a '' ,. .ntiniber of Single and Double OFFICES,' situate in, one 'of the most central parts of Liverpoot, at rentals from £l2•to R3s'per .gym;; also?. Tim large ROOMS, suitable for a Printer or a "TairOr's Woricohnp.—For partietgars apply to John .F. Whiteloc.k, Auctioneer, tie.; 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. aG• . . . TORN F. WHITELOCK.hite.OO LET a snag WINE and SPIRIT, pfi VAULTS, • within2oo yar4s of a Rail wa y Station, doing,a"tair trade. : ThiSsio a. good chance for a new beginner; as the • Beds let• off for ore ; than the rent. liteomins ,Cl2o---Por full particulars apply 'rJahn F. ' Whitelock, Auct i o neer , 'Etc., 52, Manchester str9et, Liverpool. • "a 6, WHITELOCK has TO LET a number of First;•class gas F ot r.i." e "(,,,T:l,l7. l ll7,svfAng . TßlO . tt u t2OO ; th aTs P o rin set c , ii , ) .:l BEAI3I;IOE'SES, from £l5 to ,t 100. rallies desirous of entering the ,pubilt line w will do well to call upon John F. Whitelock, auctioneer = 52, Muneherder-street, LiVerpOol. ortu6 1 - 0111 , Z F. WIIITELOCK has been favoured with instructions 4 , 1 - ,TOt LET a Free WINE and SPIRIT VA-ULTS, in one of the greatht thoroughfares in lowp, and dolma good:trade. Incoming £4oo_ well worth Rpoo. This, to a opmx of: business,' rwill prove a Ptiial.—For paitionlarb4 apply to John 4, Whitelock, auctioneer,, 5. *etc., Manchester-street, Liverpool,. , 6auG `Tol3re'wera Publican, and.others — . TOEIi . F. 34(13STELOCK:. * has TO LET, on Lease, 3 Free Corner t/ WINE and SPIAIT ',VAULTS,. -situate in a deneely popuilited neiighbOurlioad ;, the present tenant, having realised fortune from the same, isjabout to, retire. ;Incoming 050. ,None but prineipsk i . need apply. • yor fiurtliey paitziou/ays.,appV,to jpian.p. white ock , auctioneer, Ste:, 54 Manchester-street; Liverpool'. ,Cia,u6. • To v Se.,LkiT; , PORT , ' •' ,- "'i . - 'Eligible OPportantty. - '..' 7 - ) ,J • , , • . the " RAZ.II(ktA.I. •Csarr.r"' AIR tun a Llt A 131.48, No. 10, Roscoe-law, - Berry-streeti• a -- very busy neighbourhood ;.- capital cellar; rootne , enough to , let • off to( the amoun of the rent, two• of which can be_(by alidiiiß,cloore),eon vetted to a large club-room. Rent, £35 per annum, with Rrivi leges a tacked: to AIM hdua6, - . Tery ldrge. kitchen adjohiing the .cellar. 1 *ambling- amyl libtnreg, 1132 ; declining. the;businea%.--.-- Apply;n the premises, any day, betVceen the ltet . rabf eleven ard Wire: capital house for an enterprising person: . ... AL F, ji ..E .1)" ' J A" C 0,8 , ../CG.-E NT , ~3A;il'thstLlT-STREkT, Corner of Leigh-street. A ESTBLIsn 1848, . . • For 11(a/ETTING of MINE and:spißrt VAULTS, ' • ''-- •' bzi) HOTELS, ALE and PORTER, VAULTS, &o. Lists of Houses from £7O to £1,500 Goodvi - ill, may be bad On E - r;: - .. applicatird at the Office. • . . LICENSPITTLANSFF.REb ANT, SIOUTGAVES ARR.ANGED• ..' IVACE-CHANCELLOR'S . (BEFORE' VICE.-CltAliciaaion. w. P wooD.) DAVIDgON. V. TITJRGES.-RICIMPS V. THP; trvEßpooL ' • Bolo:111dg *MM. The, plaintiffs in the ,first of these suits carried on bashiess as merchants at Charleston, SMith Carolina, and were the owners of the American ship Harkaway. In . Augifet, 1557, the ship MirkaWay sailed for. Liverpool - with a cargo' of rosin and turpentine, 'the bills of lading for which- were consigned to James - Henry Butter by the agents•of the plaintiffs. Butter accepted bills of exchange against the bills of lading to the amount, of £6,550, :and, under the inetrue tions of Truelove and - Davidson, the plaintiffs' agents, effected insurances, upon the cargo through Mesirs. Barges and Stock to the amount of X. 7,500, and an insurance 'upon the freight for £1,400. - The' 'Harkaway Was -burnt' at sea• upon her voyage from Charleston to Liverpool, and the cargo totally 'destroyed. News •of the loss was received in Eng; land on - the 10th, of September, .1857. In the mean time ißutter had. induced - the Liverpool firm of Messrs.. Sleigh to' accept a bill of eichange• drawn upon them. . by Better,' and 'secured by a dep os it of . the bills of ing. . The 'bill discounted by 'the Liverpool: Borough Bank, and the proceeds placed to Butter's- credit upon an uadertakiii.- Ety 'Messrs. Sl e i g h to apply the produce of tilt goods shipped: t 6 secure payment Of the. bill. In Septernber„ 1857, after mews of the loss. of the .Harkaway. had reached England, • Sleigh • applied to *the , bank• to discmint another bill, drawn by Rutter and accepted by hint" (Sleigh.) The bank required an engagement that the money to be ;received upon the insurances -should be- applied to , wardsi payment. of the :bills- Sleigh obtained Ikons Burges and Stock a letter bf whiell i they - undettook to hold to his order ihe policies-uponthe cargo (and in a subsequent letter . those 'upon the freight) and to. pay. to him all moneys re :ceivedl on account •of loss for the' same. :Upon receiving those letters Sleigh, gave an undertaking to the,bank to pay Ahem all moneys.receired by him from Bargeii;and'Stoek. The secondhill:wasthereupon discounted by the-bank, and' the proceeds placed to. Batter's credit. Oil the- 20th of. -• October the master of the Hallway, upon his arriving in England, ,sent a notice+ to, Burgos. and Stock claimin„:the moneys.due under the policies' for the 'plaintiffs as registered - owners of the ship. Messrs. Burgos and Stock declined to part 'with the moneys, which they held to. the order of the bank upon Sleigh's.request. • Under these circumstances the plaintiffs had filed their , bill against Burges and Stock, the hank, and the a.ssign.eesaf Butter, who became bankrupt iu Yovember, 1857, to obtain payment of the moneys-due upon -the policies, subject to proper dedhetions in resoect of the ; bills accepted and paid. by Butter, and the premiums, &e. An action was commenced by .the, bank in, the name of . Sleigh against `Bargeo-. and Stock, who had in tarn filed a cross bill .against r the bank, Davidson and .M%eiali,7for the purpose- of restraining -the action. The two -causes-now came on together . for hearing. • , Rolt and Mr.' T. Stevens we re .for the plaintiffs in the first suit; .Mr. Da n i e l, ..Mr. L.A. Russell -K. the corn-mon law., bar), and Mr. Dickinson, -for Burges and''Sttick ; Mr. • Gifford and Mr. - Midis for the-Liverpool Borough Bank. ; The Vice-Chancellor'. after . Commenting upon the• facts . and the law applicablZ t o the .verious . questions that ,7--- had been iCaised, made a declaration: in the f o ll ow i ng t erm s : Declare the plaintiffs,',Messrs. Davidson and wLeigh, en titled to the insurance moneys . Which -became' payable for the freight insured, subject to a deduction of ~premiums and - commissson, or other proper charges (if any),' of Burges and Steet. Declare that Bulges and Stock aro entitled • to hold the insurance moneys-upon the p o li c i es effeetecton the eate i , for. the purpose of repaying; themselves the premiums, commissions, and other proper- charges in respect of those pal cias, and also as .a security - . for their general balance from Butter, and as indemnity against any liability they have • incurred to Messrs. Sleigh of-the, Liverpool Borough. Bank„ or either of them. Messrs. Davidson and MfLeish to have, the freight insurance , money, after deduction of pre mium,. the amount .to be. certified by inquiry,. &c. No costs - On either side. Liverpool Botongli Bank desiring to he• *misted dismiiiihem from the suit without costs. in.the secant suit dismiss the bill as against all the defendants; - with costs, and'ariagainst:the bank r and-Messrs.. Sleigh from the tithe of the.particidars demandbeiug delivered the .4 IVRPCIOL PROTECTIVE BURIAL SOCIETY ' The annual gene ra l aneetirig.of this: society was lwid last evening, in. the Coneert"-Hall, Lord ; •Nelaon-street.. In. the absence of Mr. J. it. - Jeffery;•who.. was advertised tto",:hai;e taken 'the chair ogthe . oecasion, Vt.: F. S. Hull pre s id e d. Mr. EturE-said ithad - been three-yaars sine ho. had the hontnir of 'inatt4nrating that society . in St. ,Ueor&e's Rail. Nhe a43.tikiiidtidns'he had 'then formed of the snAceas_• of the society had been , fally realised. Particular •paiw, had been taken iby .himself,. 4n • coinpakiy with .1(r. 'Martin; Mr. .Shepherd, and otheee:entlemen behind hint, that the society,, 1 3 OiOul Fe — estaßlikhaim. a send basis. They proceeded on - SZ) princi le that the workinxpenle were *eft) nianage their • f awn Ntsaness, and the result Vies that the bUsmess of the society __ 11.4 b1eR7613. - 4 - 41 -- 0 - 4T - a jaits wess-like vas founa eVeryl4odT , colgitefeil WW2 seeiCif (lok Awil• duty, and - tile consequence was that the society was in a very satisfactory state. The first, year they ha'd a surplus of 4257 1 195,,24...,..4ut1ic next year that was:increased £2OO ; the ki•eafoi:7;ttuiqiiut. - kii.tlie,4r,st year being aoeckaiiieil for by every imdnther 'having to , pay twenty-six weeks before:he or 'slid VO - Tifllentfit.. ' 4 lir -the next 'pear VieiarpOunt ivas enla4d £400; Aria tagt tear, when; strain Was on the societi„eygy agrailqr being in full ,ben i efit, they haajw the bank itearly p , ,2o6—(applause)),- 7 althOugh there had been this year a gtoit increase in the number of deaths among children, consequent on did 'prevalence of east' winds. Aortnunts is br atif. ACOMFORTABLE Parlour arid . Bedroom `to Let. Terms 7 s . per wee,l4.ineluding extras,--:.Apply at 49, Crowp-street near. Parldillgton, • • - • 2 ruo. be LET; it Drawing-room, handsomel - FuridEfhed' including 1 Pianoforte, with one or more ,lied-rooms, Bath-room, &e.— Apply nt-100iBedford,street South, near lialkner-square.a3 rilwo respectable Young Men may 'have a large"doithle-b4lired Room, and 'use of Sitting-room, with or without 'board— , without board, 4's gd'por week—at 34, Upper Pitt-street, corner •of Great George -square. APABN ME N TS, AGentleman whO .dinestowncan, be accommodated w ith . respectable Apartments, within a quarter of .an; hour's walk of Woodside and Birkenhead Ferries, in a detached residence, where the Oxton Onanibesses pass the TermS Moderate. at.2BB,•Grange-line, Birkenhead. • • -' 41;0,1 Agartmcilts Mantrb-, TAT - ANTED, in the neighbourho o d: o f E verton, Two Unfur ROOMN:4=-Apply 11-..WA5, , -.Arorthern Times officer WANTED, BOARD'and•LODGIIMS fora YonneMan; ;aged 20. . Tonna, including washing; - imt to exceed Fifteen Shillings-pui:Week..'. He :would sits and board with the. Fainilyv— Addregs Z.C., Northern Daily Times office. . „ WANTED, -Immediately, Furtrißmd APARTMENTS, contain ' ing,an.,airy Sitting-room, and not leis .than 3.comfortable - Bedrooms, four or live miles from Liverpool, and some distance from the, Itiv,er;• The neighbourhood -rif! - . Childwall iireforred.-. Address, T. G., at the of. his paper. , .; :1;97 . t. ATLANTIC CABLE.---To INVENTORS, PATEN-,. 'FRES; find'UNNLIPACTUREItS Of g.I.U3NEARINE CABLES. —AI persons haying . any ..SPCIMENS or FLANS of Subtaarine Cables' calculated for laying'fibross the Atlantic;.arcl).prebyinvited to send the same to the Seerctaty or this. .C9rapany, togethox• - ' any description • the, iu,,,,p,e4,... 4- ....—... . Lo appena to theM, a4";tiOn. a,po;Esible, in order to their being immedi a t e l y submitted tei 'the' Officers of the Company, and by them.to the Consulting Committee, for the purpose of examination, testing, and experiment. ~,,---- -.-13 y order,. • . 01::0. SWARD, Sneretar --- Atlantic Telegraph Company, 22 , pm Broad-street,,X.C. y.- London, J.14.29,1;84_, v - FIRE IN A COTTON 'MILL ;AT 11I'DEPLETO N Satur darabout half-past fiVelve-it noon, a fire broke out in' the old Mill Wronging 'to" Mr. Edmund nowartii, at Hall _Brook onthe right ba n k of . the river Irk, in the town ship of Tonge, near Middleton. There are two mills on one pf forleocconitd.:eoin•Cee,tiocno,rtgaitindtingoecuoi 4 th ie e d b sa iy M . e m s i if . e :E . three stories ., and attic, isoccuPied by Messrs. .Greaires and Wiiolley, cotton spintAers. It is supposed. that. a 4,park from the d r i v i ng Wh ee l s - set , fire to the Ceiling of Ic - o. 3 room, a:portion of -which, dropping, down, fired . the room,. and spread itself with great rapidity to the ceiling. 'ln •the course of half-an-hour the third storey and attic were one mass Of flame, and the _total destruction of both_ mills was -threatened. The hands who.were. in.ihe mom made their escape with the Joss, of a portion of their clothes, and gave the alarm. Hundreds of people _from the n , surrounding works and the neighbourhood were quicklf on the spot, and many of them. exerted .thentselves with ..the utmost good will in subduing . the fiery . element.' The Middleton fire-engine was goi out, and after considerable delay, occa sioned by the bursting - and - breakirig*.of Vac? Wastgot to work.! A. small engine belonging-AO Me.4rs: Simon Pincoff and Co.'came up directly, and played upon the old mill with considerable effect. MeSsrs. Solis Schwabe's engine next arrived, and the great force of water broughtitobear upon the. flames soon began to tell. Four more engines arrived from Oldham, the first of which was on the spot midst work within half 'an hour froth the receipt of the tele g raphic message. Ther e - was - a plentiful supply of Water, and the fire, which lasted a couple of- hours or so, Was confined to the two'toonis mentioned - above. - The two loWer rooms wholly escaped the fire, but sustained much dampge from theltirgeAnantity of water pounettintc! OW 'The new mill was quite untouched by the fire. The damage done lo- the -building and machinery chiinetbe less 'than .f 2,000, and it is covered by insurance t in the Atlas and Royal offices. The 'police of Middletim and Tonge were very assiduous, and rendered efficient aid. IURPRY read The gener,al committee of management of the Liverpool' Pro tective Burial Society', in submitting this, the third annual report, to the members, beg to eonikatutate them on the. society's con 7 United nnd hiereasing - prakietity:' • The funeral-monbY paid during the year was £1,265 notwithstanding which, the nett surplus revenue over ( lexPenditure .'for the year was £432 ss. 6cf:' 'The 441 in the Itnion Bank, in the name of ,th e T reasurer ,l s £1,125 Il s . Gd . and in he Sub-Treasarees.hands £45 7s. fitd. • It is believed limit ntY - Similar society - has ever accumulated sD large a; capitalin, so,short a time.; la additial to which thhr - society has be+n paying . funeral-money since its - formation, owing to the a/lowing the - transfer of members from other societies, --- and ' - ”ett,:necesSarT. to anent' the .eircumshnees under , - - . The brornottWdegikrfeil front thb' firstniakt" this mOre rd'nary burit Ltdoeittjr.'; 'Std the' .VtideeM. 4/liiehla..q hitherto ogcsthjiltdue_c -the _committee to recommend _l4 the of the Guard to bring meehai suggested by J. Aspinall, Esq., one 0 9 0 4mittee . ; 'and alsgArbether it'woul&b_e possiltic ..each of persons of limited incomes, clerks, reCelpt o; wee lity wagmpome of the idsuiance possessed b y the wealthier classes. flier subject appears to,beiworth consideration, namely--wht })er tentage hughtiiot`besafelradded to the funeral money have been five or more. years a me m b er . *hat -the-,full eleyektinant 'of these liberation ; but if the society con ' in which it Was established; and Acted,• namely---that: shokild of all its inembers,—there' tifin' be - -Friendly Society; thin the Rnci, gthpre, requile time a ninitif6d'bY t he • sp hitkerte.l)e:en -coed be ear led on for the 'Vivant little dubt that the fall hriieftt• o coistittded and -worked dev( ~,,....,.nee recommend the continuance of fltelonbscriptions cci_the hospitals, digpensariei, and infirmary: .... . 1 Theyi, likewise desire' tri rbMi r n.dthe,members that the booker of thi, •,. - Aieletylare,Sat all- reasbnabl tunes; epe for then invention; and t k every, 41cility will be - afforded to ' ai ry ' member ' ' iiishing to inf orm . :-11Wolf of the state of its affairs — The eominitteenre happy Co atht the so4ety during.tho year has been paid in ry pernly coll6Cted for Smnit rnowd the' adoption• of the• report- and tp statement of accounts. .. (u . The! motion . was seconded linsuyi,frAltz.on, -earried unanimously. Thd various officer elected. A committee. was eliteted Mr.' SHERHERD'IROVed., Grid, aecondedpiiiirtfAt Anne's Dispensary be added to theirilist - nf charitable ins ti tutions for . :coutributions.',ThOuOtion was A vote-of thanks was passed to the Guardia Conimittoe, Mi.' WOODRUFF replied. Mr. lguuruv . read a statement of accounts • of • the benevidipit fund: Thd CHAIRMAN addresSed the meeting in reference- to ilietStablislintdnt Of a benevolent fend, and cautioned tho rn from being led away by . sympathetieleeling in the estahlish:-• ment of-,a hen.evolent fund-in-connection Witli.the society, lest they might be, led . to- break their rules :ac .a burial society, and' thils'paVeilic way for their own- destimetien. • A vote of thanks being passed to the k';liairman,, the ; meet; ing separated. jnaectecriiiiih' 'Frociety were_ rt -- M. Luis ii"..0,5511714_ AN"? ILL* Y. - , — Madame Missuth left London on Tlcuisday, the 14th ult., accompanied by - hei'eldest son, Mr. Francis Kossuth, to join-her husband, whom they met. at Aix les Bains,. a watering place in Savoy. They intended 'a 'several months . .. sojourn in Switzerland, M. Kosstitlfw"grave mental sufferings, under the existing circumstances, urgently claiming the greatest possible relaxation: M. - Kossuth., and . family intend returning to England. by the autumn. The French Emperor proinised-to Kossuth, that he would obtain for- 06 Hungarian Legion--as,- VSt at Acqui, under the commdnd of Mr. Daniel Ihiisi,-ana:Censisting of five battalions of foot and lour troops of horse, -.numbering, together about 5,000 'men—not only the most complete amnesty, but like wise that theyshall never be claimed foranyf4rther services into the ranks of the Austrian army. Officers ald'uie.n- are to receive very handsome i money .gratuities- at their (4/1-• missal; -r hu; they do not secret inclined' td iiitt over much faith in any pledge given by the Austrian Government Bt'rrn4fghaiia AITCAUT 2, 1,09. 1 este...in y'eVe4ing, this heard. light: ` (irdiiiary monthly meeting .at • tht - , Public-offices ; Waterloo: Mr. Richard ...11Oughton,'juir.,- presided. Th ere were a l so present, Messrs , RarroW, Ridley, XoneS; Kelshaw; Liversidg and' Scholfleld. Mr' RrDLY said.: I wish, Mr., Chairman, to speak on a question of privilhge with reference to our list monthly ;meeting.' I think the=repOrters mast have madea mistar as it appeared in thevapers that an arrangemcnth a d boeu ce - oie to. Now, there was no-arrangement come.to at at' The clerk recommended 'm to' - propose an amendment. did propoSe. an Amendment; 'anal - think-it was seconded by Mr. Darrow, and all hut two supported:it. I think it was scarcely fair that it should go forth to the public- that an arra', • e ent was com e: : to when.. everybodk_voted DIY amen ent„ except the proposer and seconder of the motion.. Afters this. verb clear way of pointi ng o u t. th e ' e rror co m- - mitted by the. retorters, one' of them courteously asked Mr. RidleY if he wouldbe good enoughto say what: part of the 'Proceeding's, at the last meeting,- his remarks referred-te;• and they Would CQlTect anything that.hadl been amiss. Mr.' Rininy replied in n-yery. gruff manner, that it Was not for tii=to say,. " liaveeyou.not yourears (open ?" Our readers have befo r e th em w h a t th e ge ntl ema n - sa id ; an d if there was no, more meaning in what he. sp..id at the previous . meeting,. they Will not think. it. strange: that lie was not anderstood. .; Mr.i MASOK • the Law Clerk, vety kindly referred to' •t;he minutes- at the suggestion of, the.chairman; when it was fo4nd thut the . . complaint of Mi..:loey arose from proposition being m ade th a t-th e siirveYOes`.residenee § h o nld Be removed twithe centre of the district, :it - the: expense of the.bolird. •-• • • •• To movad- what he called an amend ment, " That, the question of. the qcpenso of . removal . 14 referred to the - Finance..Cotranittee." Thei minutes of the last meeting were- then_ read, and also file proceedi ngs o f the 'several committees, which were cured... - " . . . m ... lii the .Finance Comittee's proceedings it-,was stated that nothing had-been done-witlvreo-ard to the removing of tlte residence oP the surveyor, and the matter was left in their hands for - another month.. ' 7 The SURVEYO4I. read hi,s monthly report, which. recomr mended several improvements in roads under the commis surer' control. It wai",•referred to the Highway. Cos= mittee:; A letter was read from John ASPinall, collector, applying for an adiane9. of salary. The letter was referred:to the lance Committee. That was- altthe. business. • • +---- PROIGRESS BIRKENHEAD I a proor of the activity prevailing at the new docks, at Bir kenhead, we may st a t e that; for the week ending Saturday last, the wages paid to ,them workmen engaged, about 2,000, in number, was uplvards 0ft2;590. Stiipping Xvititignue MOON'S CHANGES.—FIRST. QUAR, sth day, 3h. 22m. even TIDF, TABLE Fait WEE/i ENDING bny. 2,--Tuesday 3—Wednesday 4—Thursday 5--Friday 6—Saturday. ItEioUT WIND A.T. 1-10141CUEAD, YEMP-tty LIVERPOOL, 11 1, 4 2O ,0 1 48 19 il 2 31 la 9 3 13...,... l7 1 4 0 15, 0 4 55.. 12.11 breex ARRIVE Cosmopolite Olan Gregor tdwar4 Cremona . anabell4 itici • - E. A, Mcitillard Ayres Eggota . .... . ...Africa dond2tr, Lib'bey ,PAraiba_, Pernana. Strong breeze luiqu~ Charlesiott William Tapscott, Bel St. Joh i Wa . . . . I,Jrug 'y • • • - Iquique licer',HOod Queen , 1 ee lquique . 3'; V: Shnony'' di t h yrn e , And tr so n , Calcutta Lightn g, Clarllll'.'.7ldelbeitirne, Dom PeCtto (s Chase, James ' • , ::.i ' Maceio Riberia — ..,.. ..... Sricuirdun,.Robinson ..::.Paraiba 'Anna, Griffiths Licat z-I\7l.l4Car.son. ', - r • Antigua Derwent, Harle3r Honduras Pahlito; li9ig, ,. -Matanzas - Industry, Gilhani Denie d ßnoch Tram,. Rich, New Orleans Lord Raglan • Bahi* DiErning Star; Fisher., , -"F .- : - • James; Reriney ...Newfoundland • . St. John, N.B. Marthg,.Miles Mereh4, Tagil* ~..:P.'E. Lamld Tioraas, Jacobson Merniald . ,Pepperilll.:Battprdam Cresar . MarrAnn, Merrill ...Rotterdam Nereus. . 1 Tenisconaba,Starkings,Carddnas Agnes ... . ~.....' : ~. Sancibaeh, M4Cenziiv Deineratta Ituardis,lValezi• .i. Ganges; Coleman ...St..Thomas Benin ....... Kingston, M`Lotin, St.'.l.ohit,;N.l3 E.Vpatsio. .; ..i,..... ... Lady 5tan1ey...........; . 'Pince,' riydta,.Dennis _Tilmfdat• Ants eIP tA§ Third Ava grfiende at Perniiinbuc Oceatr 'Wave,( Tevidt Prin hrane, hence at Qiaigi Woodward, from VeraCruzat fravar Melbou,rrte, La " - `Zr Lockett, Thompson,' frone-g rao,c from INtapilla; : :pOli at Afelhouitie: Pernambuco :..Maratsib ° Benin BonnY .ChArieston 'Calder' ' tirtifftli; from Singapore - at' Pnaug. . . • dgaxAtheliitg, Clarke, from Shields at • JoluVO',Gannt, hence at Calentta.. Amelitc - from'Swansea. f orßioJa4iro, • leaky. . • Vier Gebroeders, from Glaspm- for natavia at Rio Janeiro; lealtY Donard, aid llelgany; both at Aden.-- • Oberon, Tassq,aod Queen,- from lnwfmuldla.nd:at Pernanlbooo• Oceana froutTetnainbuco-M Bahia, nit' Valparaiso, leaky. Thdia.n Fanny Bailey, A lbinns,' Bbt - sc ? , andiAlba trim.% all hence at - Rio Janeiro. „ Hannah, rtueepbalus, ,Ajavgaret Deau, .11„minymede, Catherine Concordia, anit,tmptes's 'dr Bra4l, 'all. henee . at Bahi a . Kim;airfrOin'New 7.ealand at - London, leaky. Couniett - fromßiteinos Ayres for Antwerp, at Bahia, leaky. ChrySolite, from Shanghae at Foo-choo-foo. The Annaillale-arifferafilairKonglGT36. The Lightning sailed f or Liverpool, May 11; the Maraina. and Maria Augusta arrived at Sydney.7.l. • -.,• t tf:' •• , The queen of the Clyd e, t h e Queen of 'the :Seas, Rowena, and Blue Jarket, arrived at Melbourne between May Ist and 17th. ~5 , 11:kyn1i.6. .a c1, Louisa; Euroolydo* or An, Ang,./1; • Anlyed ,:and- •passed : • Abbeyvilte;_Quebee' to iLindon ; Oliver Cromwell, Sydney to Aberdeen ; Patrick Henry, New York to :London ; Cornelius Grinnell, London to York 4 Bristoin, •to Adelaide; • Sir, W;..Milliams, London. to Lit erpool4: Illtrstrious, Cluebeq to London. ;, Elixa Shari; St. Kitts to Londoir: , Ever, St.. Kitts. , to Lond on ;.. Co nstant i ne, • Auckland, N.Z., tit London.l; John Mattie, London to Valparaiso: Rival. Calcutta Ivanhoe, Calcutta to London, - -;,Warrior,. Idantr• to London •, Eva. Tobago: to London.; .Posthumous, .Quebec . to. London 'Louise, London! to Trinidad ;. • JoglraWk, London to. Malta. ; GRAY SEND, Ang,l';•• Arrived ; Rosa, . from Bahia ; Andreto, Pernambueo; Bosworthn Melbourne.; 'l/fedora, Lisbon; - ,, l'annY, Palermo ; Johanna, ])antic • Priscilla, Cronstridt ; Mina, Mazagan ; Williant Jacitsoll,.t.St: Vincent ;; Magnitic, Riga ;. Banj . aux,. Canfot . ; Daphnd, §L'C l i*g -Pflncc of Wales, Melbourne... Sailed : Gustaf Wasa, .. RFIPORTS , crew - Great Britain, Gray, lien6c , at Neyf torkjJ 41,y 15 .„. July s p oke the Twilikht ' (barque) , bound west, in - lat. 56 N. lon4 38 W. .. July 11, Atteklarld (brig.), bound west, in lat. 44 N., loth 54 Vf. jply 13, Amazon, London to ..New York, inlat. 42. N t on. 63 W fttly 14, John Bunyan; -- Clyde — fo — New York - TOO miles from th , Hoik. t):1 MARITIME EleTfAtifit I.IIALGO lie A BAY, June 15: T he Haibinger (ss), Chapman; which "sailed nce_May 2l for London,-put hack June 1, leaky, and-with r - loss of boats. The Shepherdess, Urquhart, of Aberdeen, from Lon c}On forthill)o/C.lr& Irotmding the Point; " Mar 2S, strdek .on the ~,Blinder off Cape Recife, d ur i ng a heavy gale from and went to pieeqs ; two men resclttut by her :Majesty's ship Hermes aid the schooner Witch of the Wave. Six bodies have been found, but few .goods have- washed ups:. The Marion, Leighton, from Mauritius for . London, put•in here Junel, leaky, and with loss of foremast, sailL ;&C. The Lismoyne, „ Dempster, from S onia b aya for Rotterda m, put 'id here June.9,,leaky, with loss.bf sails, Ake., and will most likelt lave to be discharged . Th e Sea Serpent, Buchanan, which sailed ' hence June 9..fbtalfauritios, put back here. June 11, h av i ng p i c k e d tip,-abont thirty es off. the. Bird Islands, the ship . Ulysses, Of Greetiotk, abandoned, with docks-sw,ept; pumps choked, and five feet water in tier-hold. She makes ner.water_ now, .and ship and Cargo WilLbe. - saved. 'rite.% chronometer and all the ship's papers 'haying ;been,:rentoved, it is supposed the crew are saved. [Mess. The ITlysses,..chivas of Greenock, saileddronr.Bombay April 15 for LoritlOU.l .:.ThezDtto , .Bkogberf.,4 from Moulmeinfor Falmouth, iti'vtri ins tant i with cargo, .shiftdd loss of sails, and leaky, and is die; charging.part of her cargo.-. The Fort . George, Smith, for Liverpool from Calcutta, with mulderdarnaged. put in 7th instant: The Ste' honheath,,Conntll,.from Bombay to .Loadonout in 7th instant,with rudder d gad and. loss of The :Warrior, Stamp, trent. Hartlepool-for Calcutta, put in. sth instant, .ivith loss of maintop-, gallantinasts, sails; &c.. ..... f 1} • he d ' PORT . BNAUFORT, June 16: . The Osmond, Harboe :WOO ,weig . anchcir June 12kfor London, 'but the :wind. failed. as she approached the bar; when she- drifted on the S.E.. bank, and has bocomc e . wreck. 1 MARRIAGES .cense, at Christ Church, Hunter-atrcet , ?lacy, Mr. Robert Dreckell, to Emma Ryder, Er. Johh Blease; plumber. • On the'3oth ultimo,' at the parish church, Handaworth, by. the Rev. Richard Leah, 8.A ., Henry, third son of W. J. Wall, Esq.. NeW Brighton, Cheshire, to Mary, 'oungeat 'daughter of Joh* Leah; Esq., Birchtield-hall, near Birmingham. •- • • - - On the 26th. ultimo; b, Ahf., T. W. CL.I.• youngest daughter Of M DDATII - On the 30th ultimo, of lingering 'non,timption, at her residene" No. 4, Cromwell-terrace, lietwiek-street, West Derby-re" Catherine, the beloved wife of Robert Hodgson, :aged 28 years.-- deeply:regretted-1* her bereaved husband, relatives, and friends- Priiited for the Proprietor, Wu:Liam GRIFFIN, Or No. 6 - •BrOwnlave.'-'Stiert; th 4 Parish' of • Liverpool, a n d Tino4A 4 • iIl SuUNEft Wal - rhrysostom • Street, •Rvort;°!S th 4 Parish of W es t Derby, at 40,.'T.Pigh Stteet; the Pam! ffttiterpbtOuir-N4iiilid. Iff-ttlein - o 13, Soutil John Strcet in the aforesaid Pariah of Liverpool. ATIGUs ____... Qui ,o ti( je, (/'" 14 " Thy -.e N evi TritS -se. A 011 ii:`!er2,' ,_-. 400 L the Pros whigi tut„, d ~d ( ht • the OR, o ttf le \ A~ Clil t , x ' N ---:---"AYI ap pe k/