Northern Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-05 00:00:00

CLIFTON PARK, BIRKENHEAD. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Books, Glass, House Linen, and other--genuine Effects of a lady declining housekeeping. MESSRS. F. and J. HODGSON will SELL by AUC TION, on Thursday . neTt, the 11th .instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, No. 9, Woodland-terrace Clifton park, Birkenhead, the genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, in cluding mahogany oblong dining table, ditto chiffonnier, with guarduvin, easy chair, large Pembroke table, pair of imitation wal nut-wood card tables on pillars, and eight chairs, with loose seats to match,' four white and gilt elbow chairs, useful glass, plated' articles, fenders, fire-irons, window draperies, carpets, rugs, a few books. - Iron, Tudor, and French bedsteads and hangings, feath,r beds, mattresses, chests of drawers, toilet tables, washstands, ' dressing glasses, chamber ware, towel rails, commode, chairs, blankets,' quilts, house linen, carpets, druggets. • Oil-cloth, stair carpets and covering, rods, lamp, umbrella stand, The useful kitchen requisites and miscellanies. To be publicly viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may be had on:the premises ; or, previously, of Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. MR. `III, , CLELLAND, of No. 16, Basnett-street, hay ing been the trustworthy. Assistant of the.late Firm of Thos. Winstanley and sous, for a period of eighteen years, is enabled; from practical experience, to conduct, Sales by Auction, of Furni ture, Wines, Land, and other Property, an the same honourable terms as his late employers. Valuations for Probate and Transfer of Propeity punctually attended to. Address—Mr. Welelland, Auctioneer. and General Appraiser, 16, Basnett-street, Liverpool. T O BE LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE, in a healthy and pleasant part of Cheshire with convenient access to t own , t o b e Let for a Month or Six Weeks, containing three entertaining rooms, four bedrooms, kitchen, and outhouses, yard; and garden.---Apply by letter, A. 3., Northern Daily Times Office. $1145, iyg attain By order of the Trustees of AdelDhi Building So! By Mr. BP On Wednesday next, the 10th it noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, ._ ditions of sale to be then produced, THREE DWELLING-HOUSES, 'Nos. 234, 236, and 233, :a Dundas-erescent, on the east side of, and fronting 'Walton-road, Kirkdale, in the borough of Liverpool, in the respec tive occ ,,,, tions of Mr. James Knox and others. Gross rental, £5l per annum. The tenure is freehold of inheritance. For further particulars apply to Messrs. C shaw-st- iotitli John-, itreet, subject to con- -- uld J. Ellison, 38, ..reet ; to Mr. C. O. Ellison Architect and Surveyor, :5.5, Bold-street ; Mr. Byro m , E s t a t e Agent, 25, Great George-street ; or to Messrs. Statham and Cotton, Solicitors, 43, Castle-street, Liver pool. 10aul0 VALUABLE SHOP, DWELLING-: HOUSE, and PREMISES, in BOLD-STREET. MR. WYLIE will SELL by AUCTION, on Friday, the 12th instant, at One for Two o'c!ock precisely, in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, subject to conditions of sale, The capital and commodious Stone-fronted SHOP, DWELLING HOUSE, and PREMISES, No. 73, on. the north-east side of Bold .street, (long known as " Library,"J containing in front to ABold-r.reet, and in breadth at the back along a common passage yards, or thereabouts, and being in depth on the northwest side 78 feet 3 inches or thereabouts, and on the south east side 77 feet 10 inches, or thereabouts. Leasehold uncle; the -- dorporation of Liverpool for three lives, now aged respectively 50, 44, and 43 ; and for the term of twenty one years next after the decease of the survivor of them. For further particulars, apply at the office of Mr. John Atkinson, Aolieitor, York-chambers, North John-street. BY MR. THOMAS 'WYLIE, On Tuesday next, the 9th instant, at Two o'clock in the wi,,noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, eubSeet to conditions to be then produced, ALL that MESSUAGE, STABLE, JOINERS' SHOPS, STOVE, SAN-PIT, and TIMBER-YARD, situate on the north side of Islin g t on and west side of Soho-street, in Liverpool, now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Widde-wson, containing in front to Islington 60 feet, and in front to Soho-street and in breadth at the baek.severally 114 feet, and extending in depth backwards on the north side thereof 64 feet, be the several dimensions a little more or - less. The upper part of the Land on which the House and Stable stand, and extending in front to Soho-street 33 feet, and in breadth at the back 39 feet or thereabouts, is freehold of inheritance, and the - lower part, on which the Joiners' Shops, Stove, and Saw-pit stand, which contains in front to Soho-street 81 feet and to Isling ton 60 feet, or thereabouts, is leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for the . residue of a term of seventy-five years, com mencing on the 7th day of March, 1825. For further particulars apply to Mr. Widdowson, on the Premises; Messrs. J. & E. Whitley & Thompson Solicitors, 4, Chapel-street, Liverpool ;. or to Mr. Radcliffe, Solicitor, 4, Water-street, Liver pool. CLAUGHTON, CHESHIRE Substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Eight-days' Clock, French Timepiece, Ornamental Articles, Chimney Glass, Dinner, Desert, and Tea ervices Cut Glass, Plated Articles, Library of Books, Bagatelle Table, and Effects of a Lady removing to'the South of England. YanESSRS. F. & S. HODGSON are i ns t ruc t e d t o SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday and Wed nes d ay nex t , d 10th instant, punctually at Eleven o'clock each morning, on the Premises, Devonshire-place, Claughton, the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (of an excellent and substantial desenption,) com prising, j hp' the Dim/go-Room—MAHOGANY pedestal sideboard 6 feet 6 inches long, dining tables on sliding telescopic frames 9 feet by 4 feet, eight chairs in morocco leather, lounging chair and sofa in hair-cloth, striped crimson merino damask curtains and gilt cornice to the large window, tapestry carpet, Axminster hearth rug, sliding gas chandelier lights, &c. in DitAwino-Boom—Eight cabriole MAHOGANY chairs in hair cloth, cabriole couch and pair of ditto. lounging chairs in green velvet, circular centre table.on pillar and scrolls, console table with marble top, three-tiers whatnot, ottomans and pole screen in needlework, lady's work table, chimney glass in carved and gilt !frame, drab damask curtains and gilt cornice to the recessed win dow tapestry carpet, ormolu three-light gas chandelier, rosewood zardtable, pair of ditto ottomans, sixteen -days' French timepiece on sculptured alabaster stand under glass shade, wax flowers and other ornamental articles, bronze and steel fender, lire-irons. BrtnAnnisr-Room—MATIOGAN Y bookcase with glazed doors, hair-stuffed couch, lounging chair, and child's table chair in hair cloth, penibroke and card tables, pair of box ottomans, four-tieis and six-tiers movable bookcases or whatnots, Brussels carpet, ittlowers on dark green ground,) chimney glass. The BVD-CUAXBERS contain mahogany four-post bedstead and, •hangings, 'polished birchwood and iron French bedsteads, curled hair mattresses, white goose feather beds, mahogany ward= robe, chests of drawers, commodes, toilet glasses, eheval g l ass , pillared and other toilet tables, chamber services, birchwood chairs, towel rang, Brussels and Kidderminster earpets, &c. • . . HALL—iantern in bronzed frame, mahogany hat and umbrella stand,"pair of ditto hail chairs, eight-days' clock in mahogany case, oil-cloth of marble pattern, Brussels stair carpets, linen covering, rods, doormats, pair of figures and pedestals (each 6 feet 6 inches . • Stafrordtthire ware dinner service, richly-gilt tea, dessert, and breakfast sets, cut glass, plated fluted tea and coffee service, cake 'basket, wine strainer, and other plated articles, set of four Wedg wood jugs,'ivory-handled knives, paner trays. Library of about 250 volumes BOOKS, in good condition. The whale of the kitchen andsulinary utensils, painted dresser, &c. To be publiclyviewed On Monday next, Bth inst. when catalogues may be had on "the Premises ; or previously, of Messrs. P. & J. HCDGSON,-at their Offices and Rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. N.B.—The adjoining House to be Let. Rent, £l2O (one interest). TO be LET, a capital HOUSE and Garden, N0..30, Ereckfield road South. Dining-room, breakfast parlour, butler's pantry, kitchen, and scullery, on the ground floor ; drawing-room, front bedroom and dressing-room, back bedroom, bath, and water closet, on the first floor ; and four bedrooms above. Apply on the Premises. Rent £5O. CAPITAL FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE 1O BE LET, No. 144, Chatham-street, containing dining and -- drawing-rooms, frdlit parlotir, seven bedrooms, butler's pantry, good kitchens, pantries, wine store, bath; and water closet, with law garden. With immediate possession. —To view apply to Mr. William Bateman, Builder, Heath-street. 6au6 By Mr . . JOHN M'CLELLAND, On Monday next, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, at tb,e Clirentlon-foonsi, South John-stroet, Liverpool, PIKE of LAND, on the North side of Sandstone road, in West Derby, in ,the county of Lancaster, containing in ront thereto and on the north side severally 119 feet, and on the east and west severally 85 feet 5 inches ; together with the Six Stone-buiItDAVELLING-ncorsEs thereon, numbered respectively 1,2, 3, t 5, and 6. Tenure freehold.—Apply to Mr. Frederick Barker, Solicitor, Middlewich ; or to Mr. Henry Fenwick, Sena tor, Exchhnge-alley North, Liverpool. _., On Monday, the Bth of August n e x t, at Two o'clock in the after noon, at Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool , subject'S.o conditions to be the n produe • A LL -that-Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate and being on the east side of Standish-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front thereto five yards, running in depth backwards along the.north side of Henry Edward-street twenty yards, and being in breadth at the back five yards; with the .SIIOP and the Three DWELLING-HOUSES thereon, Nos. 38,. Standish-street, and 4 and 6, Henry Edward-street, in the several occupations of Mr. John Hicks and others, as tenants thereof, at the annual rental of R5O. The tenure is freehold of inheritance. • For further particulars apply to Mr. George Stone, solicitor, Liverpool. BOLD ESTATES SALI -NOTICE. THE whole of the Unsold Lots will be again offered for s a le 'by Auction, at,the Lion Hotel, Warrington, This Day (Friday),'August sth, at Twelve fac One o'clock. Each , lot will be put up at the highest previous bidding. CLOWEB & FLO WERDEW, Auctioneers. August.3rtl, 1859. a 5 JOHN YOUDS, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, h, BRUNSWICK-ROAD CHURCH -LANE, AIGIBURTII-ROAD.—TO be LET, an ex cellent Family House (the residence of the late Rev. W. Ilesketh), containing three 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. Obe . RICE-LANE, WALTON-ON-THE4IILL. TLET; with : immediate Possession,' a neat and pleasant DWELLING-HOUSE, containing tire 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 £25.--To view apply at the Post-offiee.: , 6a6 W G;BANNER, Estate, Agent, 19, Slater-street, has TO LET Rent. A HOTISE,•No. 30, Berkeley-street, ' . . . £35 0 • A. ROUSE, No. 70, Park -road, £26 0 rritOUSE and Garden, Halstead-road, Seacombe . . L 27 0 A SHOP, No. 172, Park-road , A Furnished ROUSE, per week Also, several smaller HOUSES, &e.6a6 Seaforth, near Liverpool. To be LET, Furnished, Elmsley Villa. This desirable Residence, standing in its own grounds, affords perfect retirement, yet (by railway), within twenty minutes journey of Liverpool. It is replete with every convenience necessary far a small genteel family, contains dining, drawing-room and parlour, six bedrooms, Sec-, &c., and will be let.to an eligible party for twelve or fourteen months.— For further particulars, and for inspection, apply on the premises, between the hours of eleven a.m. and two p.m. 6a12 bt aZb, fOUSZS ant( Xanb. Te SOLD, two FREEHOLD, HOUSES , in Much-Woolton, with 2,672 superficial square yards of land. Apply to Mr. J. C. Grocott, Attorney-at-Law, 10, Basnett-street, Liverpool, where a plan may be seen. 6a5 TO PARTIES ABOUT TO PURCHASE PROPERTY . MR. PT , PAUSON, 9, Berwick-street, West Derby-road, has on HOUSES some of the best lots of well-built 'FREEHOLD • ever offered to the public, and for immediate purchase. Will be sold cheap, a 9 POINTERS FOR SALE. TO be SOLD Three first-etas stead POINTERS ; parted with j_ solely in consequence of ownersthe s lll health preventing him shooting this ' season_Apply 'Atherton, Beech to Mr. George *ll Cottage, Wrexham. 1334. Desirable and safe Investmmt for £2OO. mo be .SOLD, Freehold of Inheritance, a row of eight v ery nett I &oat Cottages, all occupied by good tenants, situate near Great Homer-street, yielding the yearly rent of £B6. Price, £l,OOO. £BOO of the purchase money may remain on Mortgage for a number of years 'at 5 per cent.,. which will leave a y ear l y i ncome o f £46 for the outlay of £2oo.—For particulars, apply to John White, 2 0 , Clayton-square. ' To be Sold by Private Treaty, in One or More Lots, NINE Freehold DWELLING -HOUSES, in Wentworth-street, Church-street, Everton. . Each house contains two kitchens, larder, two parlours, and four bedroomS, water-closet, and large yards The style of these houses is unparalleled for beality of architecture and convenience, ;;;;ewTy built, and all let, prod £25 per year for each house. Apply to the builder and owner, James Hankie, Jasmine-i Church-street, Everton. For SALE, by PRIVATE TRI TY, Thing r Woodchurch Lot LA Birkenhead. DWELLING-HOUSE, with barn, stables ___ garden, and 6a. Sr. 16p. of Land, situated at Thing wall, in the occupation of Mr. Capper. 2. A Freehold DWELLING -HOUSE and Garden, with 7 acre and 18 perches of land, in a ring fence, situated near the Wind mill, Thingwall, and in the occupation of Mrs. liendrier For particulars apply to Mr. Booker, 46, Castle-street Liverpool To be Sold by Private Treaty, Bedford-stre, _..„ TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos. 5 and 7, on the wesi 'side co, Bedford-street, 15 yard& to the front, and extending in depth 41 yards. Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for 75 years, from 14th May, 1831. Each house contains kitchens on the b asemen t ; two parlours and pantry on the ground floor ; drawing room, bedroom, and bathroom on the one-pair floor; and three bedrooms on the two pair; with two attics. St a bl e an d coachhouse belonging to the property. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Booker, solicitor, 46, Castle- 1366. Desirable Residence, near Wavertee. 910 be SOLD, a Semi-detached Country Residence, situate near I_ the village of Wavertree, containing on the ground floor large front parlour, with bay window, commodious back parlour, kitchen, scullery, all on the same floor, with good cellars beneath ; on the first floor are four excellent bedrooms and water closet, servants' bedroom with separate staircase. Fitted through out with gas, and a constant supply of water.,Large flower garden in front. Price, £soo.—For notes to view, apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. _326. MO be SOLD, a situate near f Desirable Dwelling-. fully laid out garden, greenhouse ' two-stall stable and coach-house, and containing, on the ground floor, breakfast-room and large dining-roOm, kitchen, scullery, pantries, Bre., with excellent larder, ale and wine cellars underneath ; on the first floor are drawing room, three good bedrooms, and dressing-room, and three good bedrooms above. Price only £l,4oo.—Por particulars and notes to view apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square. TO be SOLD, Building Materials, at the Top of Shaw's-brow; also, a quantity of excellent Slates. 28j13a URCHASED SHARES in a Non-Redempti on B u ildi ng S oc i ety P Lo be. Sold Cheap. Sixty Shares in a Society only a few months old, may be divided.—Address G. 7, Northern Daily Times. GalO T ° be SOLD, a strong and light se con d-h an d Birmingham built Cab, with or without Horse and Harness. Also, a strong second-hand Clarence Car and a strong second-hand Whitechapel. Apply at,the Northern Times office. TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS. TILE Patent BARREL PACKAGE- of every descripti on an d s i ze, adapted for all kinds of Dry Gctods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply to George Goore, 5, Rumford-street, Agent to the Manufacturer. BLACK HORSES.—A most magnificent TEAM of. Four. have arrived at Lucas's Repository. They are a dead match, stand sixteen hands high, free from white, are young, perfectly- sound, with grand and lofty action, suitable for a gentleman's carriage, or first class black work. On view at the Repository. a 6 SHELLS, MINERALS, FOSSILS, AND GEOLOGICAL ROCK. Collection .of the late mirth DYSON, Esq., of 1_ Manchester, is now offered for. Sale, either in •Lots or single Specimens. It contains large series of rare Bulimi, &c., collected by the late possessor in Honduras and other places. Apply to F. P. Marrat, No. 22, Roscoe Arcade, Liverpool. d go . be get, .iveiling• 1401155 rllO be LET or SOLD, a ROUSE, at Wootton, containing dining, JI L drawing, and breakfast rooms, kitchen, scullery, larder, pan try, and Waslthonse on the ground floor, six bedrooms, bath-room, water-closet, store-rpom above, two : stalled stable, coach-house and saddle-room, and a good garden, stocked with a few choice fruit trees. Apply to James Gore, builder, Wootton. 6all SOUTHPORT lO' BE LET, DELTA VILLA, a very elegantly - furnished Residence, containing three Reception-rooms, five Bedrooms, Dressing-rooms, with Gas, splendid Water, &c, with all the re quirements for a Gentleman's Residence.—Apply on the Pre mises, or at 13, South John-street. • 6j30 CAPITAL FAMILY DWELLING-HOUSE MO be Let, 'Nbi ' 144; Chatham-street, - containing dining and 11 drawing-rooms, front parlour, seven bedrooms, butler's pan trV, good kitchens, pantries, wine store; 'bath, and water-closet, with large garden. With immediate possession. —To view apply to Mr. William Bateman, Builder, Heath.streC DERWENT-ROAD; WEST DERBY Tbe LET, excellent new HOUSES, containing dining-room, breakfast-room, kitchen, scullery, and butler's pantry on the ground floor, seven spacious bedrooms., one suitable for a drawing- , room. Situation dry and, healthy, and well sewered. Rent £5O. Apply to Richard Radcliffe, Derwent-road ; or to 'Mr. Fenwiek, Exchange-alley North. 12au5 MOSLEY - HILL To be LET, a modem and substantially-built DWELLING HOUSE, on the east side of the road leading from Green bank to Mosley-hill, fitted up with all modern conveniences, and now in the occupation of P. G. Heyworth, Esq., with stable and coach house detached.—Apply at the office of Mr. James Holme, 27, Porhona,street, Mount-pleasant'. Delightful Residence, near the Lakes. TO be LET, Furnished, Halecat ; a commodious House, in the valley of Witherslack. It is placed on a rising ground, commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe Bay and the sur rounding country. It contains three excellent entertaining-rooms, nine bedrooms, nursery, spacious. kitchens, butler's pantry and bedroom, and all other necessary offices; also, a four-stalled stable. The house is six miles from Windermere, eight from Milnthorpe, eleven from Kendal, five from Grange Railway station, and three hours' journey from Manchester. For further particulars respect ing the property, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; Mr. W. Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or Messrs. Crossley and Sud low, Manchester. ta be Xtt, flsiness thtinist. AHOUSE and SHOP to LET, No. 48, Cabl e , treet. Rent very low. 3a6 MO be LET, a neat and compact WAREHOUSE for refining lard or grease melting ; tental £2O ; lias three rooms, Also, To be TO be , SOLD I, ...._ ' - 7 rrwate Treaty, all thOse TwO . .eaPital SOLD, as ft stands, a frin-harse. 1)7,1:Pr POILFR,.ith . h. ir . SOPS, I ' l ° 'bl' and 93 • -ils the T rf 1101NES ad- us complete.—Apply to Thomas Hughes, 8, Cllllhe-street. .„,.. 97 w i th ,„„, , 0 e W _Pining , 2.. w juic , -, and 99, situate in Paddngton, also with large Yard; 'tiiiell:tilFh e °T sh °,, Stable for four horses, with other Entrance conveniences. - A. s c t t 7_e t A . p I L )l e y t t o to w r . es si p e ed c t d a o b n le , ten ants. . convenience d under 157, B r enklield-roa North, Gati6 _ _ _ ODDFELLOWS' HALL, ST. ANNE-STREET. , ~ rrHE above splendid HALL' to be' LET,: for Lectures, Exhibi -1 tions Public geetings, Entertainments, Public Dinners, Tea obe LET, the " BALMORAL . , T CAsrna ' ALE and PORTER eet, a very busy Parties; ix. Terms.moderate. , ' VAULTS, No. 10 Roscoe-lane, Berry-street, , ---...._ The CELLARING under the Hall to be LET. s 3 neighbourhood; capital cellar ; rooms enough to let off to the Freehold Land, House 6, a n d s Eligible Opportunity;. amount of the .rent, two of which cai he (by sliding'doors) con °DT...HUGHES, 53, Church-street, 11 Ps, Cheshire. • ' verted into a large club-room. Rent, £35 per annum, with privi itke h d is R to gen;.in Ode or more Lots, at very 1 T 1 ea , authorised ~ 4 5,.000 yards T° LET, First-rate Premises in'Santh . Catle-street, being the leges attached to the house.' Very large kitchen- adjoining the the hours of eleven and ' orie of BIJILDir, I;A.l,pn h oused and Birkentw:awa „new of taKzive ; wh er e , and cottages are in s veat deman:!. nr, of ~ , 0 ,-, - b ' best Situation in Liverpool for the Shipping Trade, consist- suit. fi A ,e p . ly A on ca th pi d ta pr l cellar. Incoming and Fixtures, 432; declining the businesa._, e h inl.' ous e e s H. hat f a iso several ueautitin Houses and a few with a tire able for an Ironmonger, Skip Store Dealer, or other Trades, i .- ' - L- sLi 41ion,' With large Celln's benoith, which have forany an flay, enterprising b et w e en i) B"Birkenhead, at moderate rents. °P. to b e L e t 'been 4tely occupied • y Arr. Tasker, Ironmonger. Apply to in • 12a12: Betteley and Co., - 6, King-street, Liverpool. a A L FRED TT-sm j' A T C Co o rne ' r l3 43:f Letatztt2( -.----_ _ . ~ be got]) {by ordoref;the ,Executors of the Mor7 ------- a ' " ..., , T — Pree"tu ! HUSES i n ' Eert°4 ; three situate intep,tix. obe .T.Fa, fox : ,a term, the old-established DINING- N 9 s, 60,62, a nd .64 ; and Three in i f.ictoria-street, Nos e . it - ,Rooms in South John-street, Liverpool, called the' Claren street, 63, and 6a "," all Well tenanted , • and producing a rental of £94 nee ' 1 Di ßing RGarns," and the WINE and SPIRIT LICENSE The Property is in thorough repair, and has been recce tl attached thereto, together With the FITTINGS and UTENSILS. a nnum. . nce. oso.._..Apply W Mr. Booker, Solicitor , 46, Castle!. TiLe business was established about 30 ,years ago, and is, very, severed• e The• N , w ,, l _ , • one but principals need apply. For further particulars street. v 7 va 'Mr. Ralph Foden. ESTABLISHED 1848, Fox .thevLETTING' of WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, HOTELS, _ALE and PORTER VAULTS,-,&c. ILists :of Houses froin -- £7O -s to nay be had on application at the Office. LICGNSES TRANGFERED AND YORTGA.CMG ARRANGED. NORTHERN DAILY TIMES. trszus Mautth. IATANTED, a Shop Boy, at 29, St. James'-street V Y , a cornerSEß V . f ,t o T w - 01 Cow - lan e , SERVANT-OF-AL L -WORK, WANTED, ,a superior SERVANT OF ALL WORK 59, Grove-street. Apply to Mr. J 6aB Apply at 3a3 WANTED, a Servant of all Work.—Apply at 35, Oxford-street,, between the hours of Ten and Twelve; must be a Catholic. 3a4 A l yarimodg. ACOMFORTABLE Parlour and Bedroom to Let. Terms 7s. per week, including extras.—Apply at 49, Crown-street near Paddington, Edge-hill. 3 WANTED, in the neighb our h o od of Everton, Two,Unfurnished ROOMS.—Apply H. W. 25, Northern 7Vmes office. WANTED, immediately, Furnished APARTMENTS, contain ing an airy Sitting-room, and not less than 3 comfortable Bedrooms, four or five miles from Liverpool, and some diStance from the River. The neighbourhood of Childwell preferred. Address, T. G., at the office of this paper. ' 3.127 FOUND, on Saturday morning, the 30th ult., a Large Curly Black Bitch, on Magazine-brow, New Brighton ; can be re stored to the owner on payment of costs. Apply to Wm. Bell,. Magazine.brow, New Brighton. 1 A C 4RD. WHITEHEAD, HOSKING, AND . CO., (SUCCESSORS TO JOS. PANNELL AND SONS, WHOLESALE, EXPORT, & MANUFACTURING STATIONERS ENVELOPE MAKERS, /t (LATE 24a), CABLE-STRERT, LIVERPOOL C R E NOUT JF AND MANCHIMER, SHEFFIELD, RAILWAYS H E It & LINCOLNSHIRE CHEAP EXCU R S lON TRAINS LONDON LIVERPOOLi GARM°T, M AND WARRINGTON RETURN TICKETS for LONDON will be issued by the under stated Trains, onAugust Bth-for return on August 12th ;on August 12th for return on August 15th ; on August. 15th for return on August 19th ; on August 211th for return on, August 24th ; August 22nd for return on August 26th. UP - , Aug. Bth, 12th, 15th, 20th, DOWN, Aug.. 'l2th, 15th, 19th, and 22nd. 24tin,and 26th. 2, North NOON. London (King's-Cross dep. 12 0 Manchester arr. 6 30 Warrington . ..... arr. 7 10 Garston .arr. 8 0 John-stieet, by Om- j dep. 8310 nibus. Warrington Manchester dep.lo It John-street London (King's Cross) arr.. 444 FARES , FOR THE, DOUBLE JOURNEY'. Covered Carriages. First Class. 12s. 6 d- 21s. TICKETS not transferable, andthe Companies•will.not be respon sible for Luggage. Children under Three Years of Age free ; above. Three and under Twelve, Half Fares. Excursion Trains at. similar Fares to above also run from London to Warrington, , Garston,„and Liverpool, on the Bth, 12th, 15th, 19th, and 24th August. EDWARD.WATKIN, General Manager. London-road Station„.Manchester, August 4th, 1859. . T HE BIRKEN HEk,D RAILWAY COMPANY, - Notice is hereby Given, that. the next ORDINARY HALF YEARLY GRNERAL.MEETING of the Company,will be held at the Company's Offices, in Cathcant-street, Birkenhead; on Saturday, the 27th instant, at Noon preeiseiV, for the gencrafpurposes of the undertaking. The Transfer Books-a the-Company will be cload on Saturday, the 13th instant, and remain so until after the meeti ng .. And notice is hereby, further given, that a Special General Meet ing of the Proprietors- of the said Company will beheld at the same place, on the same day, at Otte o'clock in the- Afternoon, or immediately after the business of the Company at such Ordinary Half-yearly Meeting is -over, for - the purpose of submitting to the Proprietors, for their consideration and approval; the-draft of an agreement for a lease.of the undertaking of the Company to the London and North-western, and-the Great Western-Railway Com panies jointly. E. G. SALISBURY, Chairman. W. JOHNSTON, Secretary. Company's Offices, Cathcart-street, Birkenhead, 2nd August, 1859. WANTED, a thorough Servant-of-all-Work ; Scotch preferred. Apply at 54, Huskisson-street, between the hours of 11 and 2 6a5 o'clock WANTED, an Office Boy. Apply to Edward Rawdin, Matthew-street, between the hours of Twelve and One. PAWN I3 ROKING.—WANTED, a respectable Youth , about 16 years of age, as an APPRENTICE to the Pawnbroking Business.--Apply to Arthur Grindrod, 13, Mill-street. INTANTED, a strong, active Girl, who has been in plac y and can have a char.qpr fr..,.. situation fix and cleanliness age about 19 VrANTED immediately, a respectable H ousema id , w ith goo d V character, who can sew well.—Apply to D. 8., Northern Daily Times office. WANTED, a goad General SERVANT, of clean and respect able habits; one who understands plain cooking, and can Set up a wash. Na Irish or Welsh need apply.—See Reference List. WANTED, a SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK, that can Wash and do plain Cooking. Character must be unexceptionable. Wages liberal.—Apply at 64, Victoria-place, Bridge-street, Bir kenhead. WANTED, a SERVANT-OF-ALL-WORK, a good Cook, and can wash well, with an eighteen monthst reference. No. Irish or Catholic need apply. Address, "The Cottage," 290,. Netherfield-road North. 3aB AlTAr',TADozlat"Zheottnel,tv.s temporary town, forehrttAigcTard, thea Ch engage.l ment might be permanent.—Address,, Rev. W. J. F:, 31, Seymour. AxTANTE% a thorough Servant-of-all-Work; one that canwash and iron well. No other need apply. Irsh. not objected he hours a va and four; at 89, Bfrkett, A BERGELE.—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, Birkeri head. WANTED, by a first-class Linguist and. Pianist, PUPILS for French, German, Italian, and Spanish, Music and Singing. Terms, 10s. 6d. per course.—Apply A Z, Post-office, Derby-road, Bootle. 6a6 WANTED, a General Servant in a respectable family in Kirk dale, where there is no washing dose at home, and two young girls are kept.—Apply at Mr. Harrison's, grocer, Bootle lane. 6a4 WANTED,. a thoroughly efficient Nurse, to take charge of a young family, where an under nursemaidis kapt. None need apply whose character and qualification will not stand the strictest investigation.. Address H.W.E., Northern Times office. A WNTED, in a small family, an English Servant-of-all-Wo r k, between 16 and 18 years of age, who can wash and iron. One from the country preferred. Must hare a good roference from her last situation. Apply at No. 6, Whitefield-terrace, Whitefield lane, Everton. empirrymmts aratautttt WANTED, in a Shipping or General Merchant's Office, a Situation, by a Young Man, who is 'welt acquainted with General Business, and knows German,—Address-to J. B. T., Office of this Paper. 28j4a WANTED, by a respeciable Young W oman , a SITUATION to, assist in the Smallware Business, as she perfectly under stands it,--Apply, by letter, E. R., No. 28, Bevington Bush, Liver-. ( 7 1 ROOM OR COACHMAN.--A young , Moan, who can produce• k Jr unexceptionable testimonials, is in Want of a Situatiion as above. Address, care of Messrs.. Griffin and M‘Ghie, Northern Times office. all. WANTED, to place a very respectable girl, aged 15, in any light situation- Ia accustomed to children, and can. make herself very useful. Address E. H., care of Mr. Durham, 318, Great llovard-street. ALady, accustomed to Housekeeping, wishes to undertake the superintendence or a Widower's Establishment, and the charge and tuition (if required) of two or three children.—Address L. M., Post-office, Souttport. 6au4 - — WANTED, a Situation as Footman, or Under Butler; is. single handed; has a thorough knowledge of his business; aged twenty-seven, with a good character. Address A. B. 19, Clarendon 'rooms, Aouth John-street. 6a4 • TO BAKERS AND PROVISION DEALERS WANTED, by a Young Man from the couni - ry, a Situation in a bread or Provision Shop. lie is willing to eve his services at nominal wages to gain knowledge and offers the most respect able references.--Apply at 26, Sun-street, Paddington. 6all ltirßS. LEVI, •Fancy Stationer and Ladies' Registry Office, AIL has on her list for• Engagement several highly respectable young, persons, suitable for Ladies' Maids, Young Ladies' Maids Seamstresses that understand Dregsmaking, and several Nur sery Governesses, all fully competent, and well recommended; also two respectable Women, who desire situations as gouse keepers: Gab `Mistritaii to us Mints G OOD OPPORTUNITY TO PRINTERS FIRST-CLASS. BUSINESS, STOCK, AND PLANT TO BE DISPOSED; OF, by private contract, one of the most improving PRINTIN,G BUSINESSES in Livvrpool. The type is nearly all new, and, has been selected from the best foundries in England. There are three capital Presses and a. small Machine, and every convenience to, carry on a very cmtensive trade. The books will show that this is an opportunity but seldom to be met with, as the sole cause of the present proprietor, giving it up is in consequence of other engagements. The puechaser will be intro duced to the customers, and every facility given to continue the very large trade being done at the present time. As the affair must be concluded at once, an immediate application is .necessary.--- Address (in the first instance) Beta, YorMern Time's Office PARGAINS.—BOOKS-400 vols. on Sale.—A person leaving Liverpool will sell these at pric es worth the attention o private Purchasers, and even of Schoolmasters. Most of these works deserve immediate inspection. The following are amongst them :—Penny Cyclopmdia, Stockdale's History of the Inquisition, with plates, 4to. :. The Waldenses, with seventy-two fine plates, by W. Beattie, Esq., M.D., 4to. ; Lightfoot'EP Historical and Chrono logical Chart ; Rollin's Ancient History,. 6. vols. ; Hume's History of England, 10 vols. ; Ackerman's Repository; with 250 fine plates, 12 vols. ; History of America, with fine , plates, 2 vols., 4to. ; Impe rial Lexicon, half Morocco, 2 vole. ;• Brown's Bible Dictionary, half Morocco, 1 vol. ; Fullartoii's Gazetteer of the World, in cloth;_ 13 vols., new ; Hervey's Works, 6 v.ols. • Baskett's ' Bible, with& apps., ref„ index, &c, 1738.(searce) ; Knight's •Bible, with apoc„ com, from Henry Brown Gill, &c., 52. fine plates, large folio ; these are as good as new ; the rest are a miscellaneous collection, inclu ding classics, suitable for students and general readers.—May be seen at 121, Radcliffe-street, Everton, from 10' to 12 a.m., _ and 6to 8 p.m., till the 12th i ns t. N o B oo k se ll ers need apply. dal]. EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE AT EATH The Bath Magistrates were en g aged for several hours, on Tuesday, in the investig a ti o n o f a- char , e against Colonel John Alexander Forbes, one of the 92nellighlande.rs, who was apprehended under a warrant for having, on the 23rd of June last, " unlawfully and wickedly uttered and pub lished an obscene and 'indecent- letter,. with- intent to de bauch and corrupt Adelaide Lucy- Fenton, and with intent to incite her to commit a breach of the peace." The case excited a good deal of interest from the high positions of both complainant and defendant, the former of whom is well known in the fashionable circles of Bath. The following evidence was ' then adduced. Miss Adelaide Lucy Fenton deposed : I am an unmarried lady, re siding at Bath, and have done so for :some years, at No. 3, Montpelier, and not in the least acquainted with the defendant ; for the last four years I have been annoyed by the receipt of indecent letters ; I threw the first into the fire with utter disgust, not supposing another would succeed it: About twelve months ago I first decided to consult the police, and handed- all letters received over to Mr. Hughes, the chief. -Down to the 23rd of June I should think I haVe received about fourteen, but I cannot swear; they were all of the same hand= writing, and of the same indecent character as the one I produce ; that I received on the 23rd of June, 1859, through the Bath post-office, addressed as, it is now to me. I im mediately handed it to Mr. Hughes.' , ~, • . - Cross-examined : . I am perfectly unacquainted with Colonel Forbes, and have never been - introduced to him or spoken to him, to the best of my knowledge, and have no personal knowledge of him, or he of me, that I know of. We are strangers to each other. Mr. Watling, several post-office clerlcS, ,Mr:-Superinten dent Hughes, and other witnesses were called,, who deposed to the facts as opened by counsel: Mr. Edwin then addressed the bench for the prisoner, contending that there was no evidence whatever that the letters were written by him. The Mayor said that the subject was one of considerable importance, and a painful one to Jilin. He had liPt to decide whether th e s t a t emen t was correct, but whether, on the whole of the. evidence, a prima fade case had been made out. He thought it had, and therefore his duty was to, commit the prisoner for trial at the next assizes. The accused was then asked in the usual way what he had to say in answer to the charge. His legal adviser declined to say anything, and applied that he might be allowed bail, which was granted, on his entering into recognizances himself in £4OO, and finding two sureties in the sum of £2OO each. In lieu of the latter, one surety in £4OO was accepted, and this having been procured, the prisoner was set at liberty. HOUSEKEEPERS. --The Coffee sold by Thompion Brothers, 5, Elliott-street, at Is. 4d., is bette r th an y o u pay Is. Bd. for ateany Other establi s h ment. - On Wednesday, the ceremony of opening the new line just - completed, from Stoke, through Biddulph, to a point rather over a mile from the Congleton station, where it forms a junction with the main line, tools place under favourable auspices. The line has been made by the Messrs. Tredwell, of Leek ; the amount of contract being £87,500. Its length is rather over thirteen miles. &NOMA ACCIDENT.-0; MOnci;le;en—ing, an inquest was held at Rawmarsh, near Rotherham, on the body of a young man, named Mark Foiter, who came to his death under very singular circumstances. The deceased . w4 B servant to Mr. Storrs, farmer ; a nd on Munday morning went into his mas t er ' s orchard to mow a small quantity of grass for the cattle. In less than an hour afterwards he was found lying on the grass dead. From an examination, it appeared Ciat, in mov.mg, deceased had struck his scythe aeainsr lOg of wood, and - with the force of Ine stroke had fallen forward against the end the the .blade, Which had severed the fernoratartery.. Though the wound was not a large one, the effusion of blood ~had been so excessive that the poor fellow had fallen down, exhausted after walking a few yards ;= he must have expired' in a feW minutes. A verdict of "accidental death " was recorded. .. IMPROVEMENT- OF, JOINERS, ARTIFICERS, AND YOUTHS, who are intended for the Building Trade. — An Architect, whose evenings are disengaged, gives instructions in the rudiments Of Architecture, &c. Terms very moderate Apply early ; vacancies for six ; No. 4, Duke-street. LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, in large or small qu an titi es , Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c. Gentlemen and ladies desirous of disposing of the same, will be waited upon in all parts of Lanca shire, Southport, Chester, and Cheshire, and the highest price given. Address Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, 47, Browalow-hill; for con venience of Gentlemen about 'Change X 60, Northern Times-office. Mr. Jackson Mk no agents, and allows no one but himself or Mrs. Jackson to buy for him. tiC ifialtfitS aut a tionses. TO be LET, with imm e di a t e possess i on, an old and well-esta bashed BEERHOUSE, in one of the best tkoroughfares in Rent and incoming moderate.—Apply at No. 2, Low-hill. HOTEL to be DISPOSED OF, s it uated opposite one of the principal Railways in Glasgow, containing from Twenty to Thirty Apartments, with Spirit Vaults attached; furniture, good will, &c., to be had at valuation. Apply to Mr. Ross, Eldon Dining-rooms, No. 19, South John -street, Liverpool. TORN F. WHITELOCK has received instructi ons TO LET a 0 Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate cl ose to a market,and doing an excellent business. Incoming only £B5 ; Rent low.— For particulars apply to John' F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52 , Manchester-street, Liverpool. JMIN F. WIIITELOCK has received instructions TO LET a number of Single and Double OFFICES, situate i n one of the most central parts of Liverpool, at rentals from £l2 to £35 per annum ; also, Two large ROOMS, suitable for a Printer or a Tailor's Workshop.—For particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c.; 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. a 6 JOHN F. WIIITELOCK has TO LET a snu g WINE and SPIRI T VAULTS, within 200 yards of a Railway Station, doing a fair track. This is a good chance for a new beginner, as the Beds let off for more than the rent. Incoming £l2o.—For full particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester street, Liverpool. a 6 OIIN F. WIIITELOCK has TO L ET a number of First-class tfr T Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, situate in the„principal parts of LiVerpOol, at Incomings from £ BO to £1,200 ; also several. BEERIIOUSES, from £l5 to £lOO. Parties desirous of entering the public line will do well 'to call upon John 'F. Whitelook, auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. 6au6 JOHN F. WIIITELOCK has been favoured with instructions TO LET a' Free WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS, in one of the greatest thoroughfares in town, and doing a good trade. Incoming £4OO, well worth £6OO. This, to a man of business, will prove a fortune.—For' Particulars apply to John F. Whitelock, auctioneer, &c., 52, Manchester-street, Liverpool. 6au6_ . . To Brewers, Publicans, and others. OHN F. WHITELOCK . ha s TO LET, on Lease, aTree Corner J. WINE and SPIRIT VAULTS; situate in a densely populated neighbourhood ; the present tenant, having realised a fortune from the same, is about to retire. Incoming f;850.- None but nr-I.,nin.i. Ilbed apply. L'cr farth,z i .-..rtivilitcs avpi auctioneer ; 6tc.; -52, Manchester-et:Tee; Liverpool • Whitnlnd 6au6: IRELAND MEETING qt , teOIVIAN CATHOLIC ' PRELATE/4.-419 Roman Catholic prelates met on Tuesday with closed doors, to discass the new educational policy agreed upon at Rome between Dr. Cullen and the Pope.. 'As no report of the meeting has been published, even in the arch bishop's own organ, it is of course impossible to say what direction their debates took.; but some idea of the import ance attached to the occasion may be gathered from the single fact that every diocese in Ireland was represented by a prelate. Its sittings will probably run until Friday (this day). THE BELFAST PHCENIxrms - .--Henry Smith, Bernard Smith, James Danaghy, Francis M'Gowran, William Lavery, William Finnegan, James Kelly, Patrick Kelly, David M'Veigh, Hugh Finlay, John Finlay, -Daniel M'Kenna, Daniel Barr, and William John M'Auley, were placed in the dock on Tuesday, at Belfast, and arraigned on a charge of being connected with a secret society. Mr. Thomas Staples said he had received instructions from the Attorney-General to submit the conditions upon which the prisoners would be allowed their liberty. The conditions were that the'_priseners m us t p l ea d gu i lty, and they would then be allowed to stand out on their own recognisances, to come up for judgment when called on, on receiving ten days' notice, and to take the oath of allegiance. Mr. Rea consented to accept the terms, and the prisoners pleaded guilty. His lordship said he was glad the traversers had the good sense to plead: guilty under the circumstances, and hoped the sufferings they had endured would be a warning to themselves and others-in future. A ROMAN CATHOLIC'. JUDGE ON THE REVIVAL MOVE.- MENT.—The Right Hon.-ehief, Baron Pigott, in sentencing three prii.oners at Down. Assizes, the other day, for riot and assault in connection with a miserable exhibition of party feeling, took occasion to refer to the-religious move ment in the North as having extinguished allparty animosi ties, and produced the mcst wholesome moral results upon the community at large. His lordship spoke in the most favourable- terms of the movement, and expressed a hope ;that it would extend over the country, and influence society to its lowest depths. IRISIr FEELINH.—The Waterford Hail makes the follow b remarka , ;—" A rather curious idea has taken possession of many of the Irish people, who think the Emperors made peace in order that Louis Napoleon might take possession of Ireland ; many of them express themselveslavourable to such an acquisition, while others prefer the Eiiglish sway to that of Fiance." THE;LATE' AGRARIAN Itionana.—lt is now ascertained that the murder of Wm. Crowe, of Coogy, was- perpetrated by two persons. Suspicion attaches to two brothers named (''Brien, one-of whom has been arrested, but the other hasp nwto the present, evaded the vigilance of the police. COCKERMOUTH AND WORKINGTON RAILWAY The twenty-eighth half-yearly meeting of the , proprietors of this railway was held on Siturday last, at alckertriduth, when. E. Waugh, Esq., presided. The following report of the• directors for the half-year was•:then reach— "In presenting thelialf-yeariy report to the shareholders, yourdirectors- are happy •to. state that the-receipts of the company _dining the past half-year have continued-satisfac tory, very nearly reaching the amount realised in the cor responding penod of last . year, and would no- doubt have shown a still. more favourable result, but for. the long con—, tinuance of easterly winds during the spring, which considerably- reduced. the shipments of coat during the period. The statement . of accounts • already. circulated , amongst the:, shareholders- shows the gross earnings of the company for • the .half year to be £5,729 135.. 7d. The , ordinary working expenses-amount to £2,103 s. 2d., which, after, dedticting from the receipts the sum of £1,644 lts. 6d. for debenture - interest, preferential dividend, &c., and £ll2 Ulls.. 6d. carried to restoration fund, leaves-n . balance of £1,538 13s. t 6d.- . Ths working expenses( are abont, 41, per cent._ on the gross-. revenue, and even, in this small pen tentage are included the entire rebuilding of two merchandise waggons and several Coal wa p ns; as, well as ex4ensile repairs and painting of two thire-rclais 'carriages. These-items will explain, the increase shown,under the head of; coaching ., expenses over the . corresponding half-year of 1858.. In addition to.' the 'restoration 'hbove mentioned, there have been added-to the rolling stock, of the company diming liv this half-year e new merchandise waggons, the eost of. which, and the difference between malleable and cast iron wheels used in. restoration, amounting together to £256, -have been carried to capital account? and form the only additions thereto, duriw , the half-year. The company's engines; 'during the whole of the past half-year have. con tinued to burn coal , instead of coke, -and. whilst their work ing efficiezcy has been fully maintained; the saving under this head for ,the half-year - amounts to' £248 :17s, 9d. The question of the tell paid to the Whitehaveu Junction Railway Company, mentioned •in last : report, still-in the hands of the arbitrator, Mr • AlpOrt, but your directors, expect in a vqy short time to receive hiS deeission. Tosh reports your rolling stockin good condition, and in many cases an improved. The permanent way and bridges are MSc, in very good order. Your directors recoM menda dividend of 7s. 6d. per share, less income tax being at the rate of 31 per cent. per: annum. :The: subject of the expediency of extending the railway- communication from Cockermouth eastwards has claimed the of your, board. , Your direct Ors are. fully alive to the great importance of such a project, and recommend it to the earnest consideration 'of the shareholders, as' being well worthy of their ,support. The, directors ,who • .retire by rotation are - Messrs, John Musgrave, William Kitchin, and William. Thornburn, jun., all of whom are eligible for re election. The retiring - auditor is Mr. John Tyson,: who - is also eligible for re-se/ection." The Chairman proposed that the report of the directors, together with the abstract of capital and revenue account, be received, approved, and adopted, and that the report be printed and circulated amongst the shareholders. The motion was seconded by Mr. H. Fletcher, - and adopted unanimously - . • _ _ The Chairman next moved that a dividend of Is. Gd per share,- less ineome - tax, be paid to ordinary shareholders, and that the balance be carried, forward to the next half year's. account:—.-the dividend to be paid on and. after the 10th instant. The Rev. E. Fawcett seconded t also•agreed to. During. the meeting some discussion took place on the proposal for the extension of the line from Cockermouth, by way' of Keswick, to join the Eden Valley . line at Clifton, near Penrith, as alluded to in- the report iof ' the directors ; and several gentlemen -expres.: sing opinions favourable to the project, the followin'g resolution was paSsed :—That a deputation of share holders, consisting of Mr. Joseph •.ilarris, Mr. John Harris (of Darlington), Mr. William Fletcher, and Mr. E. Waugh, be, appointed to confer with. the directors of the Stockton and Darlington and Eden.-Valley . Railway Com panies, as to the best mode of effecting a junction by way of Keswick, between: this line and the Eden 'Valley Rail way, at . Clifton, and report to the directors and shareholders when obeasion shall require. proposition, which was _#_ TILE OUTRAGE AT. SHEYPIELD.—APPRERENSION ON SUS- PlciON.—Stronger hopes are entertained of. the recovery of James Linley, the saw grinder, who was shot at Sheffield, on Monday evening. Circumstances have transpired whictr have led to the apprehension of a' man: named' Richard Brown, on suspicion of being concerned in the. attempted murder, 'Brown lives in Lambert-street, Within a hundred yards of the public-house where the outrage was perpetra ted. It s appeared that Linley has beeh in the habit of occasionally going to his house, and called there on Monday evening. .earning that Brown and his wife were at the Crown - Innyite. joined them there with his companions. Brown sat,on, Linley's left hand until within a few minutes of the tilie the pistol was fired, witch he and his wife left the room together. There are several grounds for .Suspicion against Brown. In justice to the trades union, it should be stated that there appears no reason to' suppose he 'is 'at all connected with them. • J. Gorsuch, Hair-Cutter and Perfitmer, 7, Parker street, begs most respectfully to thank his. friends and the public CO. the litbral pationage bestowed upon him during the fourteen yeari he has been :in business in Liverpool, and furthermore, solicits a continuance of their favour, which it shall'ever be his study to deserve. He takes the present opportunity, o announce that the late partnership existing between himself and James .Wynes is dissolved ; and for the future the business will be carried on, at No. 7, Parker-street,: under J. Gorsuch's sole superintend ence.' Boarding , SehoOls attended by the month. Pri vate farnilies waited on as. usual at their residences. An experienced assistant will be sent round once a month to the following places':—Bootle, Seaford', Waterloo, Crosby, Ruyton, R-ainhill, Runcorn, St. Helen's, Seaeombe, Egre mont,‘ liecr Brighton, Birkenhead Park,. Claughton, Oxton, arid Rock Ferry. J. G. may be consulted personally in all cases of disease in the 'hair. He, calls especial attention to -the stimulative properties of his ,” Circassian Balm, " (where the hair is falling, off,) of which, and the Milk of Almonds, he is' the sole inventor, rig other genuine mdegg made by J. Gorsuch, _ _ _ AUGUST 5, DSS9. FUNERAL OF YETI We a -itted to mention, in the summary of flanton. news;- 'last little or no sensation. The next morning a roomy long boat' was sent for the ease in which- the coffin was secured, and twenty-four hours afterwards, - the . boat was was seen a little below the Cumfa Mew, on the Honam shore, with no other emblem of her burden than a white flag. It was supposed that the body would be carried to the cemetery near the North-east. Gate, The Friend' of China, in alluding to this ouhject, says :—" Yeh was only fifty-three years of age, and, by the course of nature, should have seen many more days. But for the desire which he expressed—to see his native land again—we might almost be disposed to think that he took that which shortened the thread of life. Alas ! poor Yeh ! he had such all extraordinary method of dealing with the truth that even the expression' of his pining may have been, as all-his life was—a huge lie. Linguists and boat people in Canton appeared glad at hearing he iras no more ' There will be no ceremony over his removal,' said one of the former class ! The Emperor has- taken away all his titles—he is no more than the commonest coolie of the- streets.' So much for.Yeh ! Seven hundred dollars, freight-money from Cal cutta to Cantor 4 was a good' deal to pay for: such a result." Another account says that when the remains were landed, they were placed in a temple in the eastern suburb, " where they remained undisturbed till - the morning of May 27, when, with assistance of some English engineers, and attended by a party of Englishpolice, the coffin was opened. The body was found to be in- a fair state of preservation, though by no means sweet; it wain a leaden coffin, which was inclosed ill zinc; and that again secured in a strong teak casing: The Chinese coffin which was prepared for the body was of pro digious. dimensions, being seven feet long, four broad, and two deep, and was handsomely decorated. The body was re clothed in full uniform, including hat and boots, and was then plated, with six or eight silk-covered mattrasses of very handsome descriptions, into the Chinese coffin; and a supply of various securer wants being placed therein for the use of the deceased, the lid was fastened down, andthe whole is now left in charge of his domestics, pending - an oppor tunity for transmission northwards. Much respect was shown by the numerous Chinese officers (nearly every one of rank in the neighbourhood of Canton) to the deceased, and sorrow, either real or feigned, found vent, in more than one instance, in tears. The utmost order prevailed; and no objection was evince, l to the presence of the foreigners."_ China Telegraph. S4ippin# Anitilignut MOON'S CHANGES :Frusr QvAn., sth day, 3h TIDE TABLE FOR - . WEEK ENDING AUG. 6 MORN. EVEN. —Sunda: 2—Tuesday .... 3—Wednesday Thursday 6--Saturcriy 0 20 19 4 1 4 20 0 1 48 19 11 2 31 18 9 3 13. l7 1 4 0 15 , 0 4 55 12 11 WIND AT HOLYHEAD, YksTERDAy...W:S.W „ „ LIVERPOOL, „ ...W.S.W ARRIVED. August 4. Eliza (brig Albatross (ss), ltaynes, Irt (barque Rotterdam Maese ght breeze Paraiba Jane and'Albert _Havre Ocean Romp, Manson Pernambuco Surinam Cora, Wallace Cambria (aa); Small Clara Wheeler; Delano, New Orlet New Orleans s I Veritas, Sehanwer, Nazair Ellen Catherine? Evans, Smyrna I Phcenix (ship) Jaeoba Catharina• Tneste•i•William , France -(Ss SAILED Bordeaux mugust 3. ,Star of the West New York Samuel Watts, IViills Callao Trois Seems, Buh ......Marseilles Somnattth, Cummins, Triton, Wblf Wyborg Miratnichi Atmis, Aalborg Lima August • Bombay Somenostoro . . Trinidad reiican.(tat), Bertridgc Callao .New York Callao> Konigsberg Rhone. (ss).. Charleston Douro- (ss) . . , Rio Janeiro Milan-(ss) • Riga Euphrates (ss Skiddaw, Murphy Senafor, Robertsor Leona, Norris Iteporter t Abwes 13r6wns, General Parkhill Annie Kimball liavan& Duna, Kinig Gibraltar. Ste FOREIGN POETS City of Pekin, froni Clyde at Calcutta, pm; Blackwater, Jones, hence at Melbourne. Julie, Beer, and Esperanza, Cox, both hen Corinthian (s), 'Wardell, hence at Leghorn Nina.(ss),, Arane, hence at Bilboa. Annie Marie, Codet, hence at Nantes.. Bridget, Griffiths, hence at Dunkirk. Lilias, Patterson, hence-at Pilau.. Ashley, Fleming, hence at Helvoet. stwift, hence at 13rowvershaven. Cog, Defraje, hence-at Antwerp. Prophete, Kirhove, hence at Flushing.. Gibraltar, Ste MAItITIMB ERTEL York July IJuly 1 morning and tl and -Arnim, which-bait .. Zl,-d front Nrer Hurst Castle early yesterclay-( fhursdny) same date, arriv steamer'' Left • New'• at Queenstown at a - very early hour on the salt Ir landing her passengers, proceeded to th - The Clymene, hence to Cateutta,which had arrived-at Kingstown M a leaky state, as previously reported, had struck on Kish Bank• A steam-tug (the Resolute) was despatched on Wednesday evening to toiv her round to this pert. The William Prance lss), which left Bordeaux July 30, has arrived bore, with her engines disabled. A portion of a. vessel biirnt was passed on, the 14th July, in lat 27 N., lon 75 W. ;11AvitE, August I.—The' - Nil whaler, Granchseigna, of this port, Which put into Sydney, N.S.W., March 24, for repairs, was con demned and sold there previous to May 13; the cargo would be shipped on board the Bee d'Ambes, Bernard, for this port. The Alix, Bumanoir, arrived here from Bueno s A yres, l eft the Roads o f the latter May 31, and reports that an English vessel (cannon and ) munition's of war), for Count d'Urquiza,, had been captured by a ' Buenos Ayrean steamer.. The . Commerce d'Amiens, Hamelin, for' the Clyde, had beenput on the strand at Paimbcruf July 29, to m repair some aa.ge suifaineirinletting - liii - cleiweigh. The Esiida. Sallibert, from Panama for Central America and London, which put into Talcohuano some months since, has been sold there. A vessel has been sought, to bring on her cargo. Hsittaimmt.l.-- , Ptit in, the Maria, De Jong, from Memel for Bor deaux, with mast broken and damage to rigging. AtcrwAitr, August 2.—The TennesSee (s), which arrived at New . Orleanfi July 16, with accounts from Vera Cruz 'to the,l3th, re , ported a violenthurricane on the coasts of Tuspan and Techpitla, iTh which many vessels were wrecked. The Anahuac, PrenchshiP, Legrain, frem Havre, had been lost MT Tampic o . The Dana (s), which sailed from Gothenburg July 23,' for Stook holni, has had to mit back to discharge, having struck at Wiangs• and sprung a leak ; 86 bales of cotton were damaged, and would be sold. - - --- DEAL, August 4.—Passed H.M.S. Cumberland, Brazil to river ; Peace, Havana to London; Charles Northoote, St 'John's to Lon don ; Ellza.Escalado, London to' Quebec ; Tynemooth, Shields to Gen° ; Priscilla, Africa to London ; westward to Lon; don ; Locuit, river to westward ; Samuel, Antigua, and not as reported last night ; Clara Ann, Havana to Copenhagen"; Clementine, Havana to London'; Himalaya St. John's. to London ; Maria, Judea to Honfleur ; Delvia, Basque ' S traits to London ; Vic: torte; New York to London : Oriental, Trinity Bay to London ; Chef e, Sombrei:lsland to London; Cherub, north to Trieste • Ake zar, north to west ; S quards, St. John's to London ; IT'oppet, Quebec to London; Plover, Barbadoes to, London; Ellerslie , Demerara to. London; William Douse, westward to London; J. L. Hall, Newcastle to point de Gene; Johannes, Shields , to Bristol George Burke, Neweastk to London ; Glance, London to CanareP Tarmenn Sicily to Newcastle; Mares, Sunderland to the harbour; Victor, Gottenburg to Bordeaux ; Zephyr, Socerhaun to Gloucester' Caesar and Helene, Hamburg to Adelaide ; Rheibrenbe„. Arendal to Havre ; Mashi, Stettin to Nantes. • GRAVF.SEND, August 4.---Arrived: Briton, from Dunlipitam Sophia; Nerve ; Ann :Fleg, in Weimar; Emanuel, Sundsvall;Enterprise; Geße ; Johanna' Catherine, Archangel ; Sees Colering , Prederiekstadt ;,- Marquis of Anglesea, Skellafetea ; Selo Chariot toers, Hilyard ; Sehwardtsky, Stralsund; Mary O'B r i en , St• John's ; Margaret, Brobeck : Reserve, Jamaica ; Christiana, Ros tock ; Wave, Pugwash : Flora, Gottenberg ; Margaretha Mapering , Danis ; Lilly, and Pallion, Cronstadt : Prima Donna, Teneriffe ; Neliana. Havre.. Sailed : Anna, Bahia,; Wings of the Wind, an d Sydenham, Bombay. Gezzxocx August 4 .—Anived : Osborn, from New York. Sailed Ferguson; for Demerara. BELFAST, August 3.—Sailed : Malvine, for London; Sip, Quebec ; Margaret, Troon. 4th—Orian, for Miramichi. SPOKtN. Jun 6 19, Lammergeir, bound south, in lat. 13 5.,10n. 29 W. July 12, Edinbur g, C alcutta to Liverpool, in lat. 40 N., lon. 37 W. July 26, Bernaki iVithelm hence to Mexico, in lat. 46i N., 16.3 ti W. July- 24, Levanter, hence to Quebec, in lat. 49 N., lon. 11 W. Julo 22, Tusearora; hence tty Philadelphia, in lat. 50 N.. lon. 17 W July 14, Star, hence to Baltimore, in lat. 49 N., lon. 9 W. June 20, Milicete, hence to Calcutta, in lat. 21 S., lon. 36 W. June 27, Zephyr, hence to Rio Janeiro, on the Equator. June 29, Calcutta, in lat. 2 N., lon. 29 W. July 2, Sultan, hence to King George's Sound, in lat. 11 N., lon 31 W. • July 22, Venus, for Liverpool, in lat. 41 N., lon. 31 W. hine 1, Euxine, Calcutta to London, in lat. 3 R., lon. 89 E., whict had spoken the Sarah Palmer, Calcutta to Liverpool (no dat ( given). July 24, Breeze, hence to Malta, in lat. 51 N., lon. 7 W. BIRTHS. On the lid instant, at Woolton-mount, Woolton, - Mrs. Richard Bell, of a daughter. On the 4th instant, the wife of Mr. William Taylor, ironmougef' 54, Market-street, Birkenhead, of a son. , MARRIAGES. - • ' On the 3rd instant, at St. F ranc i s Xavier's, Mr. Richard.Cro ll cartowner; to Mra.• Alice Gradwell; licensed victualler,: Kirkdai road. 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