The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-07 00:00:00

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE,

MISS M. OLIVER'S BENEFIT.
This accomplished and most charming actress takes
her benefit to-night, being the last night but one of her
engagement. We entreat those who have not seen her
to avail themselves of this opportunity: those who have
already had that pleasure will certainly desire to repeat
it. The pieces are Sheridan's first-rate comedy of "The
Rivals," " The Bonnie Fishwife"' and " Mephisto-
philes." Mr. Clarke and Mr. Honey also add to the
unusual attractions orthe evening.

THE COURT.

BALMORAL, Sept, 4:

Her Majesty, accennpanied by the Prinoeis Of Lein-
ingeu, the Princesses .lice and Helena, and Prince
Arthur, drove yesterday to Invereauld, and afterwards
rode over Craig Noarty.
The Prince Consort went out deer-stalking.
There was no addition to the Royal dinner party.

Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial-
office to the Governors of the Cape •of Good Hope,
Helena, Natal and Canada.

POCRET PICRING ON THE WOODSIDE FERRY BOATS.
the Birkenhead Police Court, yesterday, Teresa
Collins, an old woman, residing in Liverpool, was
charged with having picked the pocket of Mary Barlow
of sixpence, on the Woodside Perry boat, on Tuesday
evening. The charge was substanttate,d, and the prisoner
was sent to gaol fer six weeks. • -
THE NEW TRANHERE SCHOOLS AND THE RIFLE
Conrs.—The members of the Tranmere Volunteer Rifle •
Company (30th Cheshire), being anxious to show a
mark of respect to the incumbent of Tranmere, the Rev.
B. Arthure, before bis departure, are going to attend
St. Catlitriewis Church on Sunday next, when an appro-
priate sermon will be preached by Mr. Arthure, and a
collection afterwards-made tit the building fund of the
new Tranmere National Schools, so successfully inaugu-
rated last week. Divine service will commence at eleven
o'clock. •

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COMPLIMENT TO A CLERGYMAN.—An evening or two
since, a handsome compliment was paid to the Rev. J.
W. Kenworthy, of Christ's Church in this town.
Although the rev. gentleman has not been long amongst
us, he has earned the respect and warm esteem of the
congregation and made many attached friends. Some
of these and members of the congregation, presented the
rev. gentleman with a handsome and valuable gold
watch. Mrs. Garner was selected by the donors to make
the presentation, which she did in appropriate and
handsome terms, conveying the sentiments entertained
by the congregation for the Rev. Mr. Kenworthy, both
as a zealous minister .of the gospel, and as.a private
gentleman and friend ; and at the conclusion she handed
him the present. The rev. recipient returned thanke
for the honour conferred on him, and the recognition of
his ministry ; and after a neat Epeeeh, the proceedings
terminated, much to the satisfaction of all parties con-
cerned in the interesting event. •
WORKING ANN'S ASS.OCIA-
ST. ANNE'S (STANLEY).
l
TION.—On Tuesday eveningast the members of this
association and their immediate wends, to the extent of
some two hundred,. attended a py. . The object
being to commence - the extended arrangements carried
Out usually ,during the winter months. - After tea the
medium was addressed by the Rev. T. Gardner (president)
Mr. Charles Harding (Hon. Secretary), and other gentle-
men taking an active part in the institution. Much
entertainment was contributed .by. the vocal . efforts of
some working members joined by a gentleman amateur
resident in the neighbourhood, who kindly came ferward
to assist. A vote df thinks was passed by acclimation.
to_the president; as-
.o:Isp to the secretary and teachers
whose untiring efforts have adaed so much to the pre- •
sent successful state of the association, now established
for nearly two years, during whiil.lt time their .labours
have been most continuous and satisfactory. At the
close of the proceedings the ladies who bad most readily
'and ably assisted were especially complimented, and
when the meeting was dissolved 'everybody..
appeared
much gratified by proceeding's which were entirely con-
ducted by members of the association.
Ben ve:s and BACON 1110 fit respectfully emuounce to their cut
touters. and the publiC generally, that they keFp a large and
well-seleeted stock of articles required for Filffilly 1k.1e0,u.rn.1%
and that all Funeral and Mourning ordero,atc I,,en_q_,a '0 "
the lreatedt care and, economy. —Magazul : !"
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