Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-22 00:00:00

SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES, CROWN ,'OURI SATURDAY [Before Mr. Baron WATsoN•I k deceased, w ho last election Jr. Occurred M then kept nmitte io►n, or else was in h hen he police-officer at person of Ann iolcncc, or restraint tantine to refrain frolu voting at Di's of Parliament for Bury. Dr. ,pwood appeared for the prosecn- Q.C., and Mr. Fearnley defended (1 that the charge against the pri under the act of parliament 7th Lp. 102, sec. 0, which Provided that could, directly or indirectly, make Lse of any force, violence, or to induce or prevent any voter the franchise, should be deemed lemeanour. The facts of the case the two candidates were Alf previously represented the [. Frederick Peel, who, les, late. member of parliament fo ' r geld in opposition to the Hon. Mr. .omination was Friday, the 29th was on the day followinp,s. The , and had a vote for the Borough bout fifty or sixty yards from the since died. On the morning of a the prosecutor left his house at ;hill the parliamentary be- New Inn, which was used 'mild not allOw him in the interest o Is in favour of Mr. Barnes had put the lurphy, and o'clock Chorley, fir( ieveral I personat discharged a for judgme 3furpily, were indic of April last, unlawf to compel James Co the election Wheeler and tion ; Mr. O the prisoners. Dr. Wheels and Bth Victoria, c every_ person w use of or threaten tc restraint, in order from freely exercisil to be guilty of a mi were exceeding the boro Robert boroug h.) a in 185 retired, and Mr. Bolton, entered Peel. The day April, and the p prosecutor of Bury. New Inn, at Elt( kinson, the day of nomir Elton, which pl; rough, and i either as Mr. interest to pay for it Mr. Peeb ar The prosect out by mai: him by th man - I;3r tr to a Cab which and another m: prosecutor in Booth sat of the TliA did not prosccu inanap closed The pro! ken lID the window. Tt collected a croi then found tho had been .abet Bury until be the tipping He got back eised his pi favour of N stated that h committed doiq- so, th within the the prose( evidence, falfQn. without otTerH had bemlus. posed upon him AVe time, t Ann-streel Murphy, I ton, or of his wit' Martha Big indicted for hail tences three mouifi' impr NISI PRII agreement entered his service as a servan year. Whilst in his service, plaintiff asked him to ad vance him £35, promising to repay the amount on receiving commission on some goods which be said he had sold to Messrs. Greenwood, Massey and "Co. Wit ness advanced him the amount. Subsequently, plaintiff asked him to advance him a further sum of £lOO, that -Icy of £lBO fr. 1, stating _ to receive in a . Witness refused, saying to plaintiff, "I have found out that your story about receiving the money from GI een wood and Massey was a falsehood, and I have no doub' your story about the legacy is a falsehood also." - I `r . plaintiff entered his service, he representPd not in debt - it he via oon afterwards, his creditors came to the Alice "in swarms." When plaintiff wished to collect the money from Mr. Westhead, witness told him that he would not allow any one but his cashier to collect monies, but, notwithstanding this, plaintiff collected that ,ums which he had advan The jury returned t verdict for the plain one farthing. -damages. COX V. STEAM-BOILER ASSURANCE COMPANY. In this action the plaintiff was Mr. Jonathan-Cox, and the defendants were the directors of the Steam boiler Assurance Company. Mr. Monk, Q.C., and Mr. Fearnley appeared_ for the plaintiff, and Mr. Wilde, "—nn ts. The action and fir. Ovens for the defenuau,. was brought for work and labour done,. for money paid on account of the defendants, and for a breach of con tract. The defendants had . paid £5 into court, and as to the residue they pleaded never indebted. They also pleaded that_the plaintiff was addicted to intoxication, It appeared from the opening statei counsel for the plaintiff, that he w ) a recent to the St Previou.; to th held a highly r iituation; having. been for a period years in the service of the National England. He left that employment into partnership with a Mr. Hann. Medical Invalid and General Life Asset 3arly part of 1858. Shortly after that t zement with the compini. The agreement between t defendants stipulated that the appc fixed . period. After entering upon situation, he from time to time expi of money on behalf of the defendant a few mouths had elapsed from the ti ment, the plaintiff was summarily missed from the company's service, ii the terms of the agreement. rig detailed all the facts of eated in support of them. liised when the court adjor ten this moriiimx. -0---- LIVERPOOL POLICE COI; r. PRESTON, Deputy flag ne,wly imported. from ( iai;^ed with assault inn po fght. The officei - 2 ~ ,es to twelve o'clock, will ind the prisoner lyinz oz Teviott e struck complainant Enigma being on the gar" caught on the leech of tl which disabled her by breal and the Tyro having thin lismissed from I was thrown ont of the race haat off Woodsid iside n schooner Nv tide, and wli Inicd away her top she had ancther r way, and the top s examir and de- to the k. draft plaintiff salary of - XlOO a the bench or h unlawfully dai t, belowzinfr, to I Mr. Cobb-iwii'i •e(1 and blue, white and uitahle, and afforded all par- ision an AUGUST 22, 1869. THE DEPOTS AT WEEDON, WOOLWICH', AND THE TOWER [eh Das John ( the head 4g a ;real noise, had done that you see Drellduded me with a brit .ork, where I was sittin Ind met , this girl ; and the last blow truck her with wls a shoe, and not alas if coarse, I don't dot that the prisoner's innocence was pros illation, and ordered him to pay a f gs, or go to prison for threeni lave was chosen as the least of. • DEFRAUDING TIER CusToms niler„sepacl mato of the ship Columbia, lyi to see, and cc, one of the lieople, you ich knocked his The latter YOrtlan hot on the deck Zephyr, Tyro, lonr , before the co that the issue lay bet Snake The Vision When fir the first flag- Enig.rna to .boat, sl Croising to th vantage - , and rot After this, the ti close—the Vision he Brombro' first, tweaty-five seconds, kecpit Dingle boat h.,— only this Woodside the - make •vas than the -V her supeiior speed' 1 the Bronibrcl bo:tt s Then came the t boats; crossing to. length between but the iils, and the gnala fifteen second tide runuin .on winning Winner. TI been highl3 ten most d ice, and it is lanagemOnt . hang.,6d the 'a3 Artn, WC ilfl litct and ‘‘ )U1(1 no' isioa and tho Su Alecto , " greAt et Cr cup to the Avi Jr. Vice-Coaimo m few :1 experienced in he ple;sure with which he . . p. liugtun) - with the cup which li and pond happy years of Sic out of it. In reply, the Vice-Commodoil first cup he (Mr. C.) had ,ratifying to him, after '§M th - vi which he had as evetTway satiBl-ic ',hat the Vice-Commode - I: lot made a better apnea Booth, 1 pool, on t -r 3prLson , yce, and, Mary Davis base coin at Blakeley s'. penal servitude ; -4-7-- S COURT. SATURDAY. :ce lIILL and a Special Jury.] h a h( a the I nd ex( Dr. Wheeler, in cOnclu-sion, a share it the acts of .1 if he sic I ; were NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. up on that clay, I.nd the charge was dismissed. In con- 1 • BIRKENHEAD MODEL YACHT CLUB. sequence of the taint thus put upon his character, it was with the greatest difficulty he had subsequently obtained a situation. lie had also been compelled to take the benefit of the insolvent act, and it was in rospect of these injuries that he now sought compensation I RACE ON SATITRDAY The " Birkenhead Model Yacht Club's gnngnn lkl mn ~44" v.-4 +l. ---- " third match afternoon The plaintiff was examined in support of ttement of the learned counsel. Mr. Wilde, Q.C., on the part ( the opening The cours, the defendant, urged s far as a fl t was from Woodside pier up the Mersey, -boat stationed off Brombro' Pool,—thence award of a part hat the plaintiff was not he defendant—that he hadreceiN but the servant of across the river to auothc ndant, under false reprc that at length the defendf: the Dingle I to ad lv he Woodsid, a cours! ribscat plaintiff said he wo Westhead. lle did so, Dr a period of two months, withc 11 with the defendant._ On plaint to about sixteen mil The followinz fi (ester defendant accidental that he ho We 7 stlicad, y and bona 3w L. Enigma, Alfred 80. . _ vhite, perpendicular. 3. Zephyr, C. M. Richard: .nd green. self and the plaintiff at the interview subse appearance of the advertisement for a parta Vision, C. H. Codd. stripes 5. Tyro G. Ha. a partnership was never carried out, fie weather was most ties an excellent opportunity of pursuing and cui*ying this noble and invigorating pastime. The wind blew what, in familiar phrase, sailors call " the butt end of a stubborn breeze," from north by west, which stiffened with the flow of the tide, high tide being at 3.7 p.m., so that in the last run home to the winning post—the most critical part of this race—the yachts had a strong ebb running on the lee, and a brisk . " spanker" on the bow. A steamer engaged for the accommodation of th( club, and all such as desired to witness the sport, left the Liverpool sic' - stage at 1 p.m ai., and after starting the brilliant company of ladies and gentlemen were on board, who watched'with intense interest the progress of the match. Among other attendant yachts follow- ing the coarse, we obsi , ,rvE Gambell's North Star, Dod's Nelly, of Preston, the Mona, the Elphin, & twill: jr signal gun being fired, Tad their great white timings to the ftiv inz breeze tnd cloaca off ian substantial "like things of life and 1 cutters. The little Zephyr very soon all but fell out o 4 the race, aml ran foul of the flag-boat off the Dingl on the first attempt to round unfortunate with her enornil long, which she lost goin water the first time, N .3 most Lp ; an (Tyro.) uainsail ;way her own bowsprit .ed • on the wrong tack. a with t MUSICAL, DRAMATIC, LITERARY, AND the picture dealer, of the Strand, who has advertised her charms in the most lavish and laudable manner. Mr. Barrett has eon of Mr. Barnum' S opinion that, having a really good thing, it is impolite to hide it under a bushel, and that, all secure in your own honesty, any means towards a realisation of your end are allowable. The picture was essentially a fine work of art, I believe, in bona fide ' w hat the possessor re p resen t e d it, an d h e h as t r a ,, r , i , 0 t for, if I understand 'rightly, he has fonud reasure in the person of the Duke of Wellington, at the price of £5,000. A. Melbourne correspon- I in M s it iv gifts in to lie f S-Arref- C High cl racti6n. fir. C late are it ments in being howeveri we r are, ro. Jtiaf., , men The Alessial a long engaged understand, all but compl have a is now, we is known Itheneemin) The season at the Glyn Mr. Robson delivered a I past, present, and future of feel that we arc somewhat knife-grinder, that we ha of complaint. You apparc pic closed on Friday, when managerial manifesto on the his theatre.—He said : "We ,113 - no par titular cause pleased y substantial with us ; at any rat. I reasons for believing I are extremely grate friends who N we are in such high spirits xe are not a little s lane is adveitis, mith and the p.roi id to have reconcile f Madame ( the Lyceum Theatn French Cheat Theatre is again to ( one mor be devot estic c :1 we, as my confidence 1 to be fet from December tors of Drury-lane Theatre 'hero. has since that r na, far( The Th( ince hay d. n. Railway stations have been ( Victoria Railv encer- street, and that at Williamstown, are as well appointed as any on the line from 'London to Brighton, or any on the Brie frOm the Waterloo-rOad to Southampton. r The enterprising speculators, Messrs. Spiers and Pond, of the Cafe de Paris, in Melbourne, have availed themselves of all their knowledge of nml En 1; 1 ; . nniii.llnntal The comforts 31e, the elegancies of the buffet at Amiens, and the pretty faces to be found at Derby or Swindon, are all combined in the stations at Melbourne, Williamstown, and Sunbury, here at the other end of the globe. THE MURDER BY AN AMERICAN MATE. John Watson Moody, the second mite of the Mary rtlan 3 T f Bath was brought liTith the murder of Daniel Witlam, a sailor was co: gi.strat a the charge of wilful murder ein out hurried ;pectabl On Saturday there was issued, in a heavy blue-book of Goo pages, the report of the commission appointed to inquire into the state of the store and clothing degas _ at Weedon, Woolwich, and the Tower, together with .plied; I the minutes of evidence. • formation of that c lep3t at aent, and sketching tl it inquiry. They c nts, when they say ifactior We have (Jr !1i natur Everythinz INI rcould otherwise regret, the tini et ARTISTIC NEWS AND GOSSII', The Winter's Tale has libretto, to which Herr Flot Herr Dreyschock, the piani, based on a novel by IL Zse. It is rumoura Rumour sa Miss T been made the subject of a ;ow is writing an opera ; and ist, - is writing a one-act opera part of Mr. II James' 'ne, send the Era :—The Olympic Ind to be worked by Mr ;Vho the leading present Brooke ,hre3 y In En led at the suit of )1, to whiel )cculatin: in 7 1 / 4 e deed, .can Tay, eight monti • to arrive at the judgment on,theniabove expressed." The actual loss in cash occasioned by Mr. Elliott's' deficiencies is redUced to ,C-18 10s. 61, a guarantee. association having paid £2,000. Upon a review of the whole evidence, the commissioners find it impossible to express any other opinion than that the general mode in which the business of the Weedon establishment Was mulucteo 'ar f --- In tb-: - " co, was t the main defects rom satisfactory. aeir °pinto: the establishment are chargeable t - the War Department. The following, extract will show the character of the defects as viewed by the commis" sioners "I. It was a mistake to fix the clothing depot so far, from London, bey on d th e oppor t un i ty of i mmed i ate an d frequent personal surveillance by the director and a ssis tant director of clothing, and separated from the impor tant branch establishment in Mark-lane. This mistake has now been remedied by the abandonment of Weedoa as a depot for clothing, and the removal of the establish ment to Pimlico. ' . 2.. It was a mistake to appoint the first head of the • 3. It was a great mistake to supply him at the out set of the undertaking with a small and inexperienced staff. The inspection staff in particular ought to been organised- from the commencement upon the adopted at the T ower , an d . 'b etter salar i es should have ton Wednes- been given to the various inspectors. Lmptonshirc )een found rs lfr iother, who is wa d wi he appoint- the plaintiff urination had lye o'clock to SATURDAY de of tt defended b;' O'II Our cony ruption and vena aa,ulitUUU against the present inspe;tors and t Itico!wich anclthe Tower, are without sub -4' 1— 4.• 4. We the result of • y intimated our opinion that of conductinm the business at \re think the public been v t th t e h vigour, accuracy of the er o l freeit y a we are incli ne d t o b e li eve that the result of tin asgtouatil 1856, how ;es in the Tower. accounts pjor to liscreditable, lids been less detrimental he mafc 1 of the F.. :I.ild ron n asserting routd4 ,lle winum keel—zi wind, helm 'cation 1 , cially Slily forty=: oil D 11( 3 _Literary Gerzcit ally amongst aster's \% be retail: Mr. Thackerf be expected al S 11 1 21 V 111 North), writiu )y Mr. Coppin with £2O a icr thi to be pub'. Things have Sydney DOUBLE . MURDER AT FINEDON The pretty village of Finedon, in Nor was thiowr Mackworth I Ben, one of the c From the evidence jn their ow resident of Finedon, and t'.•:e wife of 11 a shoemaker of- the same village. The mg:ton Lev Wini arid lAzz: rdict r. KILLED 'ears of a. tAILWAY GUARD When thC Mancl Ito which the stc Quilter, Ball least to complete the ledger bin: loulit thon, am )rnewhere between Doi known for what purp, it, 110 the fund the Si)ot rt of S N GEN 6111,11.; SIMPS KIND I improv 1 6, ORES( proper partner of and i: so prominently liefore the public, he has avoided saN in; one word about it himself done has and the to print, in Liverpool Journal," 111 that has bon Le . " Daily Post " Dr four letters at a time uciple upon which the .nt is in! so 1411 express -Let another man prai thine own mouth ; a stranger, and snot thine own lips." The whole of those letters are written by persons altogether uninfluenced by any other motive than this —that they: really felt the benefit of qtr. SIUPSON'S ;nvnntinn_ and in such a dnni•nn.. that thnv +brinn•ht ;+ On Frida a, went 1O th fbr ward have a Kemp, flack 1 'shed by 4. It was a awe with :AL. _ s frequent repeated requests. "5. It was a mistake, notwithstanding the distance of Weedon from London, that more frequent viits not paid there by the directors of clothing, and a t -igid supervision exercised over the books and the stc "6. It was a mistake not to have had a more con in hand before commencing the issues, s) siderable sl as to have pared for the emei , ncies Which It was, w most seri i mistake to hay ;eparat double - contracts, )urse iuvo ce, double spectiot This de the first instance entered into for the clothing con em pursued at Woolwich and the Tower is e%nmissloners thus sum the points on which her : testy rc Upon a ks hay c w of the system upon wit and ft to as it. ap: with tt tcrials by whi. Woolwich and the system of el yated by t , antisra .ed. into do we think Lisa fly adhered. to in practi ITT- • WC think it .eceived, expended, issued, and remain' a the Tower we hay 'alaritics and confusion system upon which the - sto: lepot, previous to 18 - 56, when Ls came into for( toyes was adopted, p le defective organisation of tl defect was ag Woolwich, fiom tJic Iwo has been Co, .n which the I 'e no reason t d, or that the co. was the aid, or Acct . With impunit isable, and onduct We c Irom xle of c letu:ed ;ears of ,a. He osed to Pentilo- mistake not to increase the le work, in two )th required now in Lie Keel v"M by We feel bouud tc general chars; aye, as we are aware, been In this of Messrs aterioo lioulc, was orou,gnt, up charged with breaking, the etistonis' soil which had been placed on the ship's stores, and stealing a quantity of tobacco. The s t ewar d le the ship ,said he was absent for ; a few minutes on Thursday, and on retaining he found the prisonci: in the cabin "drinking something. On examining, he dis :,overed that the eastonti' seal was breken ; and the pri soner, on being examined, had a quantity of tobacco con sealed in his breast inside his shirt: The penalty for yeaking the seal was £2O, which the :ship would 'have o pay, as well as:make up the - ,deficiency in the stores. I. he prisoner said that a boy on board the ship told him hat the seal was broken. and he.went down to see if that sinful was a salesman, in the employ n and Hay, of Manchester, and the, Nochester agent of Messrs. llornby`' in. The action was brought to re,. an alleged malicious prOsecuLori. 1 d Mr. •Pope conducted the case on 'Ltf, and Mr. Wilde, Q.C., and fir. 8 thc•defendant. it •apveared that, Q, is plaintisf WaS in bu4ine ss on his " tchestcr, as a commission agent, but t,! capital to dcvelope his coanexin n , • , 1 . - f tv Mr. Gawthorp ho advertised • cover daml Mr. Monk, behalf of t Ovens, app in the year own account, in Ma not havi at the for a in advertise , .. ,e ti ins, and when the steward SaW him he charmed .... The defendant answered the . p him with having dOne it. The boy referred to was n interview took place between testimony of the' plaintiff, sent for, and he tetally, denied all' knowledge of the matter. Mr. l i iri , Ann iiniA .. 44,,, .....----.. ..._, them ; and •, utu pi .MULICE WiL3 UV unci va, toli ~ta aavvia. .0 4 4 Ammo i c wort ld deal as leniently . with hint as possible, pulated that the defendant should and. save hint if he could from the i~•iioniiny of a gaol. li e was to pay a fine of £5 or, m , ctef-tu‘' to be impri rl•L . cunt to satisfy the previous claims of pay , , of the pqrtnership were drawn ems, t sorted for two months. _ hnwnt , nr rim nn advance a certain the plaintiff. Tl -.piny u plalAiolii 111411 41... V A. ,,,, ••• . -- --- , plaintiff, in the course of the basinesS, had to lea, -11 -.. a alich.este r • and ' the defendant - having failed to 'give. cosh lk:ations to the cashier to advance him sonic money ashier ii his travelling expenses, , the plaintiff told the - when he theheadache, bile, of a e etzionl4 show \I , ss -s .I‘ 7 "‘ th d's account, and . HOLLOWAY'S Par,s . f cure loss ,pp _ p w r o o u a t hl s tite taken danger from wet .or cold 'clercwrilutit Of . it, L tb s e e t a lefendant said it' tite ; can be without _ , . it s al not being 1 :. a o c bc ' t.ter not to adopt that practice in future. The , and require _no_ restraint from business or pfeasure, ch24.,,,4 tlr‘otill' cm.r_ta,v,ito_.,tisci. the dere n . d an a P forthcoming, the plaintiff left Theymildly on the bewels,. without paMs or kir was absc - nt from Min- giiping streng!hell, the stomach, proniote a he:iltliy cm tha ira,:,..., . • -, .“41 , c, on tos r04.,,.—. L. —.. . 1 .• 4 4-1, 11 g 01 ti 1C skin . „ 1 , 41, n 111,-, roi ri .v. n Inn .PATIGO 1 . . 110USEKEEPERS.—The Coffee sold by Thompson Brothers, ' Elliott-street, at ls. 4d., is bett er th an you pay is. d. for at any other establishment. d r a,warrant, on ,the brace — the naves, al s gl_ invigorate the _ . whole system c. l utt'gi.l% him with embezzliliEr They prove an atimiraote not iou of Magl3,,rates, but on the removing- bile, I,,,,f.rtoist'eelvtaxett l' ' , Messrs: ',Messrs.- Westhead. constitution/ creating aPpetite, correcting indigestion, the de_fendaute- the ease was remanded h It is .e following Tuesd a y. Tr_ again ac es. i m possiblegiddinesloatslydeankertNo'ooushiogih. as bro• • a b ht . head ' .e.' l s y i‘lic of these He was km au which was dr afterwards broke up k out of the cup. The cup was fut street, LiverPOOl. Au excellent briis kind on board the steamer performed. many select pieces with groat taste. The refreshments wore supplied by Mr. Ander son,' Merchants' New Dining-rooms, and, of Course, were of the very best description.. The whole arrangements of the match were,suceess- ,lied by Messrs. Elking n, Ohurck fully conducted under the acti.ve superinte William Scott, the worthy honormylsecre --..-.-. 1 thoughtful articl es i n the. 717 i. AMUSEMENTS IN . LimtrooL.—Open from t en in I masculine revision has been e: Work I it . muA be attributed to G. H. ' fro W m ax a - nd in- 1 graphi6al History of PhilosoPl e th la e i i b m i t o i i o li n i . n g Alltm t until h t e e ten kinds t gs night.ad queens,...l l lsop eluding William . the Conqueror down •to Queen ~ literary world. We - may a dukes, thichessos, 1 some time since that the 1 princesses, ‘roumh Mr. Lewes. - - P 11:30 • all the. most. noted per" War is antagonistic to art. l \ o ri r e d t s ° , ria e ; n a ii l nlr n s e t es ate a s n m d en, warii,- na , res of the past and e rouser Although complete ceriaiity, on 1 51; points ,is- 1in0.., able, we think there has been no dishonesty, no defal— cation in the_ stores, no substantial "losS •to the and that the errors in,. question are .errors of account only, which we have every reason to believe will not ddand recommended, be adopted, ane storekeeper be at all times providca - witli a sufficient staff of competent aines•Wynes is dis s ofved --- ` aon of certifying to our Majesty our opinion that the present state of the ' • - 4 „‘„ 'books and stock of stores at.hoth these &oats 'appears to E'• this. novel-is said to be isung aim the author of several , and for the future the business wi us unexceptionable,. and • that . the mode in, w hich they- 80 ' 9 have been kept - since '185.6 is creditable to those wh° the have - • • - Jr of a " .11io month. . Private families waited on as usual at ' - / - been. charred with the responsibility of organising • • . hy," and well known in the -their - - residences. ' An " experienced assistant will and superinten ng .these, important establishments.'! idd that it was rumoured be sent - - round ' once a month .to the folloWing , . . IS. reached the publishers places :--4300t1e, - Seaforth, 'Waterloo, Crosby liti . .yton, ORIGIN OF THE UNION JA CH.—Comparatively few , l3ainhill, - Runcorn St. Hden's, • Seacombe; Egre- we dare say ; a r e aware " o f th e orikin of the Union Jack. Some of the Paintings in mont, New Brighton, Birkenliuld Park, Claugh- Familiar as it i s , t o all in - a soaport town like this, We n J njured by rifle balls during ton, o.Ntenj.alid Rock Fe .v. J. G. =lv ha consulted • most of its, Drobabli-. h.vp noirpr +1,,,,,,-.1, 4- —..4.hiri,f Itain Bede," superinte No. •7, Parker-street, unde r J; - Gorsuch's i ndence. Boarding Schools -attended b , . cosmoramic, and stereo-- damaged by 'a shot. : Liinary reyou. inc nue 5 ,,,,,, ui . 0 ~,,, I ,A,uliaLty iii au cases el disease iii the hair. . I.le calls - 'about either what it is deriVed fibril, or What it signi es ict,e twenty feet in height, ' found amo n c, th e ru i ns of H ercu la n eum, was likewise esPecial attention to the StimulatiNt propertieg of his But a beautiful explanation -and pictorial illustration 01 -6 ‘ Circassian Balm,"' (where the- hair is falling . off,) of this national ensign has just been published b mossrs- A ivici so rli p. l, ,s v d a io ryi ra n nl g ic, fr p ogi ano t m e . Y ' scopic views, of intense interest. Allsop's musical pro'- The total amount received this season by the Royal which) aid the Milk of. Al mon d s , he :i s the sole in- • Benson and Mallett, of Castle-street, which will en menade. The above attractions are new combined,: Academy, i n th e c orm o f s hilli ng s at the door, is £ 8 , 4 00.• venter ; and no other is genuine unless made by J. - lighten the public mind , respecti ng it, a t the same time' s 2 that it furnishes a very elegant naval souvenir. T he forming one larpe establishment, in the immense and ' magnificent building known as the Teutonic -hall, to the attractions of Mr. Frith " Derby Day") the Cincu LAn ._E xc h ange Hair-cutting and Sham-! flag 'consists, 'it showg; ertieembination Of three crosses Thi falls short of last year, when (o.i - ing, it is thought, GersuCh. pooin_g-reomS (ov er th e shop of Mr. C lurmeau, . cigar . . 7 -three different representations.of the glorious emblem next door _but one to the County Court, Lime-§treet, - receipts were nearly 1'9,009.. , Livcrpool„ .an d near ly o pposite the Adeiphi Hotel, and The injury done to the Baffacile cartoons at IramPten- inercha n t,).N e . 11, Critic-street, Liverpool; .Augiiit 5; of our Christian faith,-,-that of St. George for Eng" is open to th e y u h , l a i ceha t,(3 , d ; each; children miler ten' court by exPosnre to the atnidspliere,_l.ms long siiggested 109.--Sir—ln handing , you the inclOsed eard, permit llnd, of . St -Andrew for- Scotland and of Si. Patrick . . . ~,- ar Q ' • i '" 'Thibition :',„„ _- ' i t . , - f i no• them by I; . azii•: o , or iu ,some pie to inform you that the P tner-hiP.Litherto. sub for Ireland, . By. an, ino• ~' y for pro,..vc. ~ n e K .ious „thAr IS'il'N We are glad to hear that a commencement' sisting between myself and Mfr. Gorsuch has terminal . ireserited st, - ..,. 4.. _, bears of age, ga. een pronounced 1 tress. of Liven , entrivance these magnificent, and largest establishment in the larTd: . fact that cannot possibly be contradicted .observe the name, - "Ark - sop," at the proprietor, .21r. Wm; Allsop .artoons are already protc Be sure t o I Do you know Titian's as a~ot_e, w~ p Lo aemonstrate the manner of the “ie carry on the bination, producing the well-linawn Union Jack 0 trust may be favoured ,Great. Britain. It deserves to: haVe an. extensive sale , Nething 'shAll - be)vanting on 'more 'espeCialli as the proceeds arc to be applied - f or the honour carrying' ont the objects of that excellent institutiet! , the Mercantile Marine Senrice , 4ssociation of Live 1 rpoo Sleeping yenns" 'With your patrOliagc d I been through any fault of her late proprietor, Mr, B, , ououenee.--4 have is rrett, i to be, sir,. your olatdient servant, hiteslVynes, e company short nil that a very attraetiv( Mr. Huo es. t xtlected Tom Brown's Sc ig of the White,H clitor of a new monthly Ifactnilian and CJ author - - ---- Evans, known also - a of that pleasant Parker-street ," and of the frien o talked of as the shed by Messrs ...Cutter and Perf Land that - only just to him to state their opinions,: not in word e editor, merely, but alsa in writing may . be 'J. Gorsuch, Hai betrs most respectfully . to ge be- in business in. Liverpool,` and,.::furtherincre )licits a continuance of their lavour,,which !it, shall ver he his s6clv in ilo,ovvo TTo __ • stniinter Rcview :ercised on Lewes,:ant