The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-03 00:00:00

A DISORDERLY TENANT.

Mr. Thomas Carpenter, of Duke-street, charged a
man named Hugh APlieone under the following circum-
stances :—Mr. Cobb appeared for the complainant, and
said, the prisoner is charged with having assaulted and
annoyed Mr. Carpenter at his house in Duke-street, on
the previoui night. Three or four days ago Mr. Car-
penter had the prisoner before the magistrates in the
next court, when he was fined ss. for his ill conduct.
itnnt,p;na n I,olAnging to Mr. Car-
penter, but he gave him so much annoyance that the
prosecutor offered to forgive him the rent if he left the
place, but he refused to do so. On Tuesday evening the
prisoner went to Mr. Carpenter's house, broke open the
door, and assaulted him ; and Mrs. Carpenter was so
much frightened that she has been confined to bed since.
Mr. Cobb called officer 432, who said he took the prisoner
into custody. He was cursing and swearing at, and
threatenin Mr. Carpenter. 7he door was broken by
the prisoner. Mr. Carpenter was then sworn, and said—
The prisoner occupied a cellar belonging to me; but he
has conducted himself so badly that I wanted to get rid
of him. He bunt in my door last night, when I was on
the sofa, and wanted me to go into the street to fight
him. He then struck me, and made a blow at my wife;
he broke the door ; but all I want is to get rid of him.
—Mr. Raffles ? What is this man ? Witness : He is
a slater and plasterer, and might be a respectable
man in his position, except for his own vile conduct :
he is a very bad character. The prisoner was ordered
to find two sureties of £5 each, or to be imprisoned for
a month.

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of salary was asked, it appeared that•they had to perform Coroner's Inquests 1586 1500 right to defend that estate, He did not wish to pursue Committee, comprising a recommendation to increase publicly known, through motives of delicacy. A lady
i 0 the gratitude of the country. It is such an T p... ‘.,,r,
• • a considerably increased amount of duty compared with
Countyue &xtl).=lsoners• Expenses
180 150 from the severe and unjust strictures of Mr. Dover, for from 1300 tb £4OO per annum, the consideration ofdered on behalf of the next of kin of deceased,.
'what had been previously allotted to them. Looking wash-houses; Frederick-streetwas carried ashore on the back of this bold mariner, and n-opportunity- as may give to Mr. Lincoln-if he prosecutor offered to forgive him the rent if he left the .
391 300 but he refused to do so. On Tuesday evening the was committed to jail to take his trial at the next.
over; the report of the treasurer for the last year, be Incidental Expenses, Baths,..te. , . 141 150 which he believed there was no real foundation; which *US postponed at the last monthly Council, pur- her crinoline was broken into " immortal smash "by
will cast off the slough of past recollections, and place,
242 200 "the fury of the foaming elements"-yet, on alighting prisoner went to Mr. Carpenter's house, broke open the assizes for the homicide of Bernard Hagan. At.
found that £2,520, from ground rents, had been collected, Baths, &c., Paul-street Mr. Eeett *as g,lati that Mr. Motley had brotight silent to the std orders.
trialre, foron t
him-ameet boldly the question which is proposed to door, and assaulted him ; and Mrs. Carpenter was so which necessarily threw an immense amount of duty on
• £BllB9 84302 and shaking herself, the hoops became instantly frozen
place in the foremost rank of those patriots much frightened that she has been confined to bed since. , these two officials, and more than their present rate of They had now been three hours in Codneil, and had not Nac.-By order of, the Court of quarter Sessions, the stiffer than ever ! Perhaps the most affecting case
ESTIMATED INCOME, SAME PERIOD.aIso
remuneration would compensate them for. It was on Actual Estimate. got through one-twentieth part of the biisiness. He &melee has heeti paid stim of £75 for fees ertineinests occurred at the moment Captain Monroe arrived home, and public benefactors whose names adorn the
into Mr. Cobb called officer 432, who said he took the prisoner
have
account of this increase of duty that the treasurer founded 1859-60. 1860-61. was reading the other day Ail the Ykas' Round en held by him between the 24th day of October and the when his wife perceived a pair of legs sticking out of pages of history. If he will comprehend the mag- • , e
custody. He was cursing and swearing at, and clkoliantmileiwttesodnfoNrye
his application that the salaries of the two men should Interest
his. coat-tall pockets, which the gallant veteran had nitude of the emergency, and display the needful the prisoner. Mr. Carpenter was then sworn, and said-
Town-clerk's Department
be advanced from the present figure to the amount men- Fines for Leases
boned in the recommendation.
iiteasrekre t s
~ , Coal Vaults, Ovens, Sc 126 100 their volubility. He thought it very applicable omitted throwing over his bead with the body he car- character and decision to meet it, he wilt not only The prisoner occupied a cellar belonging to me; but he
ved
ashore near
Rents
se
Mr. Alderman WOODRUFF moved that the report of 84'61 80(:' corporate as well as parochial affairs, from the specimen James R. Jeffery :-" That as the Council has tied ashore. be enabled to dissipate the storm whroliis. raging
was on
has conducted himself so badly that I wanted to get rid
' of him. He burst in my door last night, when I The Kelso arrived from China yesterday with
the treasurer be •read,--svhich was seconded by Mr. Ground Rents MS7 3101 the had seen that day. (Laughter.) They must all now decided that the new public offices shall be limited If you wish any further particulars still, you can
2563 600 but disperse every cloud which overshadows the 704,000 lbs. of tea.
Ridley, and carried, . • Tenants at Will • s 10,62 saes know very well it was the Dock Estate which contributed tO accomitiodatiOn for the departments under the direc-
obtain them from the American papers, at the _Daily future. Pigmy hands have bound the nation, him.the sofa,ieaitibden wantedstruokmmee,toangdomiandtoo the street
wfirfeht;
. Mr. SHELL begged to observe that gentlemen should Tobacco Warehouse , . 6267 6238 to the wealth of the town Of Liverrol. Nebody Wished [toil Of the Health, Wet* and Water dortirnittees, and
Craft Dock
assauiletsf°armlleagtie toe' •
bear in miud that there were other kinds of economy Estateer Wapping to dispate thet at eq.; bdt they aid dispute their not as a majority of the Special Committee appointed cm like Gulliver sleeping, with he cords, he broke the door ; but all I want is to g • B Thl e ship Sourisquois, which wenthmash
ou ogne, with a valuable cargo,
• • 2329 2166 San. 2, 1861. -Mr. Raffles: What is this man ? Witness :He is
Resides that which might be called pecuniary economy. Nen•ihain House - •
Economy of money was not the- only economy which a „ Yellow-House - -
trate attitude is not owing to any inherent man in his position, except for his own vile conduct :
great public body like the Corporation of Liverpool „ Gveea Lane • 118 140 were the cause of that. insufficient to meet the exigencies of the case, and be SKATING.-The lovers of this exhilirating exercise a slater and plasterer, and might he a respectable pieces.
• dsor yea-
„ Birkenhead 6693 5926 he is a ver • bad character. The prisoner was ordered .
strength in its adversaries, but to its own sloth a d
Her Majesty and the Court left Win
should attend to. ,
. Magistrates' Clerks
The report of the treasurer was read, and it brought Fines on Summary Conviction 3885 4000 failed in its duty. when it omitted to recollect, as stated 9th November last, appointing such Special Com-le
under the notice of the Finance Committee (to which Baths, Cornwallis-street - in Birkenhead Park, where the ice has been kept in good and folly. It requires but small outward aid to
order by the commissioners. rescue it from its supine condition, and it is for a month.
to find two sureties of £5 each, or to be imprisoned for
committee the document had been originally submitted) Pierhead
• et 86the head of the incoming administration to A returned convict, named James Moore, was brought yesterday :-
efa”gaziates. niseare
the necessity of increasing the present staff in the Cottages, Walton for the month of December.-Fresh patients admitted, 201 320 all, and to the traffic. brought by ships to this rt-a to the public, as was done in respect to the galleries. of
up by police-officer 513 on the following charge. He
,
treasurer's office, particularly as the duties to be per- Pinfold Dues •
21 '2O source fl-oin which we all derive.' more dr less Profit; St. George's Church, in 1853.'' By Mr. Robert 121; Patients who have received treatment, 385; render it.
formed be the staff had been very much enlarged within ElAhtr =rear% .
Patients remaining under treatment, 227. HonOrary There never was a President who, upon assu- • . . THE EMPEROR'S POLICY.
The following appearedFilAN in our later editions of
the past year, in consequence of having to attend to the IM.provemAts, Wapping •
1057 1000 Board, he shmild presume it Would dot be the desire of Council on the Oth Notember, 1860, be rescinded, viz., medical officers, Mr. Stephens and Mr. He assistant ming the Chief Magistracy of the Union, was in boy cleaning a foreigner's boots. I saw the prisoner The Paris correspondent of the Post summarises as
watch, lighting, and police accounts. . Fines for declining to serve office
Mr. Alderman PRESTON seconded the motion of Mr. -- ---"- board, tir the iiiterest it represented, , any insult at all ; the tithe being, who is a member of the Mersey Docks Es q. ; honorary surgeon dentist, Mr. Newman. reality bound by so few ties and obligations as the side. I took hold of him, when he knocked me
Franco desired peace.
Sh L1811..'81 21C384 ' T • • • down and kicked me severely in the back and chest.
teen and he presumed that Mr. Clint merely sought for infer- and Harbour Board, shall be placed upon the Finance THE PANTOMIME AT THE .ADELPHI.-The pantomime Mr. ./.4 • incoln will be The play which elevated
away, utfollowed um into a coutt, when • ' .'
He got I I • •
he ryas hum- to state that France
on
on ther
receiving
et-inn'
g.) e rtoi ?los
Foreign address
was yiens t
friendly
Ambassadors,
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His Majesty added
Mr. JEFFERY asked if he were at liberty to make a
few remarks on the subject under consideration. • £20062 Clint: Hear, hear.) He hoped that the Dock Board would that gwoman, Bridget Roberts, (a prisoner) attacked me,
. fair to achieve a more than average Christmas success.
of heterogeneous elements, to which he can and struck me on the back of the bead with a brick, and
The Mayon-Certainly.
Mr. SHEIL in moeing.the adoption of the report, said ever• be treated in a liberal s irit, and that whatever VEST DERBY GuAnntAxs.-Mr. He es presided at From the rise to the fall of the curtain the fun is kept
P , 6 • i ' Y ' owe any allegiance, because it is lire broke JEFFERY in continuation' said, that at the last that as a copy' was in the hands of every member, it was question might arise with them, the members of the the weekly meeting of this board yesterday, and the up with unflagging zeal, and that the efforts of the per- never broke
,my. hat, and raised a lump on my head..
~Police- France desires peace was a simple and brief mode of
meeting, 1S worship
h• •shi
P declared him out of order-(a not necessary for him to enter into any details inn-ex- Council would lay aside all narrowsminded motiees. Re abet members present were Messrs. Ledger, Smith formers are appreciated is proved by the nightly increas- coneilably divided in itself. Since his elms officer 593 and the little shoe-shiner, corroborated the saying to the various nations of the continent that the.
laugh)-but he now rose to say a few words, not with a planation; but he might mention that the estimate was did not mean, by using that eepression, any reflection Wensby, Woods, Wareham, Medcalf, Garatt, Roscoe, in audiences. The scenery exceeds in novelty and story of the complainant. The prisoners said they were efforts of France were directed to the maintenance of
view to oppose the recommendation, because he believed based upon the prin6ple adopted of late years-for two on Mr. lioeee, for he knew that he meant, wall Mr. J. Edward', Richmond, and Pilling. The governor beauty any of the former efforts of the management; and tion, tens of thousands of those
.wh.o contr!- drunk and did not know what the • were doing. His
that the arrangement of the treasurer's office - was years at least-or taring an average SUM from intobill • Dover had stated that shipbuilding had been driven reported the number of paupers in the house last week, we must make particular mention of the fairy scene, bated to raise him to power have signified their worship fined the man £5 or three months' imprison- The Chronicle says, "We have reason to believe that
. • essentially necessary, and had been particularly as the disposable surplus for each year, That sum was away-that yard after vard had been -taken from it ; but to. be 423 ; admitted, 26; discharged, 17 ; dead, 4 ; which has a peculiarly grand effect. The fairy ballet wish for a reversal of the obey which the Y wive- men[, and the woman £2 or two months' imprisonmeut.
in spite of the apparent obstacles to a settlement of the
rendered so by the change that had taken place £26,000, being the same as had been taken for the last shipbuilding was not djfunet-it merely went elsewhere; this week, 433 ; corresponding week last year, 301 ; and grand march of young Amazonian volunteers td f -weeksand lookhi-THE SHOPLIFTING IN LONDON-ROAD. _ questions which arc now peiplexing the diplomatists of
under the recommendation of the Unlit , ca e aew ago, oo to im to sael Edwards and Seymour, who stood remanded on a
ee t Committee. two years; but he might Mention that the income of and upon thht point be thought they had nothing, as a belonging to the Park 4.-The cheques for out-door deserve the highest praise, and reflect great credit on E the ueope, great powers, the imperial assurance that
n what he wanted to do wasthe country from the consequences of the charge of stealing some gold rings from the shop of Mr. s .
.. .n,
do all that in them lies to
to give the the cororation this year was unusually large; the corporation, to say against the Mersey Dock Board. relief were as follows: Air. Potts, 141,25; Mr. Roberton, their 'drill mistress, Miss Beach. The have created Cobbr Austria, are determined to •
l'inanc• nee London-road were brought up. Mr. p
mistake they have made. Mr. Lincoln has Eusta , . , e nt a general war. There is no reason why the
e Committee as well as the Health and Water amounts eceived was much greater than that, and the- Let them b ' ••
dth docks . £3B : Mr. L I X 2" A letter •d f • f d doubtless ' clement •th
..e-cm ear in min hat; when the nort were yt woe, a.- was receive from quite a furore, an are a main in e Committees for the prisoners The facts of this case were _ proven . , .
end ase •
an opportunity of inquiring into the matter, fore 'the surplus remaining at their disposal was much projected, it was looked upon as a mad scheme j and yet the Poor-law liobard, stating that they were not aware well deserved success of the piece. but to declare that he will not be the re- appeared• . • - existig difficulties should not be arranged without, as
ltered arrangements i larger; and with the ,published two or three days ago, and in addition therewith, perhaps, the exception
n that council could deal' as they the whole docks, from time to time; had been filled from of the authority under which the guardians proposed to PRESBYTERIAN MissioNs.-A well attended meeting appeal to
the sword."
Cornwallis-street and the diminution of duty there thought advisable for the public interest. However, all north. to eolith: presentative of an obsolete idea, but President
increased somewhat the d • beperformed in the th • appoint a temporary officer to make inquiry Into the of those interested in the presbytery of Lancashire was
and father of the whole people, and he will and they were sent for trial at the sessions. ----
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office.
...._e duties to
A. marriage will shortly take place between Sir David
treasurer
(Before Messrs. RANKIN and LAMPORT.)
he undv in merit of having reserved
It then alluded to the mariner of amounts to .£26,000. Taking the same available surplus the estimates shown were based merely upon past expe- commissioners wished to be informed what steps Dr. White presided. In opening the meeting, he re- have t g , p
keeping
the accounts of the i: lighting,xr^ in CAUTION TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY.
• - Georeina voun est daughter of the Earl and Countess
Cornwallis-street offices, where, if ' tof books only power to d f
one se .
devote or such otaer purposes as they thought 'could bring to bear as to what would be probable expen- the cases which are or are not chargeable to the season of the year. The year 1860 had passed away, Mr. 31‘Gowan appeared on behalf of the Health e ' - g
of Haddington.
were used the accounts would be advisable eider the necessity of the confederation, No Committee, who had several proprietors and agents of •
aid th
Mr. Asriereen s aif very much simplified.. the sum of £9,000, consul.- from the average deture-that it might be less during the next year, or it common 'fund of the union.-An order was acknow- and 1861 had dawned. It was a time for most serious Baird, Bart., of Newhyth, N. 8., and the Lady
1
as well as South, in 1860 ; fo recommend for the small house property summoned for not complying with
any augmentation in the capital of £26,000. They would aye a much larger fight be more, but the Council would have the pen- ledged from the Poor-law Board, authorising the reflection. Let each person ask himself what amount
staff of the area surcee office seould prevent the ground sum to dispose of at a future period. He did not think diture checked' as the items were brought forward guardians to pay the expenses of certain witnesses who of good he had done in the Past Year ? Let each person benefit of each those amendments in the consti-
rents from going into. arrears,
that
would be a great boon it would be advisable to enter into more detail at pre- monthly and it would be for them then to sanction or were summoned, and attended on the inquiry lately held further resolve to devote himself to God for the present tution which shall return to each its rights •; to rear portions of the premises in. proper repair and order,- let Regimentr . Ofthe-D Duke of Lancaster's Own Militia
the directions of the building surveyor, in keeping the COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE LORD-LIEUTENANT.-
to the burgesses of Liverpool hat it should take place. sent; but be should be happy to give ever • f • • ' h hd' b d' f 1 IJ M • •1 • error,' • '.'Et Himself had ' 4 I t•f ' •
yin mutation reject, as they t thou t a visa le as guar ians 0 t the by Ar. J. ainwanng, the poor law inspinto the year. ein con.emp a ion a scheme or Lancashire Rifle olun-
mark the policy of his administration with the to be Lieutenant.-51st Lane , . .
according to the act of Parliament. The complaints Eniign C. W . Pelvis, toti he Lieutenant; F. .T. Sherd°.
were proved, and fines of from ss. to 10s. inflicted on gent,
He then alluded to the subject of the arrears fo he might he. able to give, to every gentleman who might public purse. He then proceeded' to reply to Mr, complaint made against Mr, Jonathan Bramliam, establishing social prayer meetings among the members
• Lieutenant W II MGM, to he Captain, vice
rent. He considered the method in which rthey were think it desirable he should do so. Ho should theretbre Jeff • ' ' ' in the late M Ann his 'h dit would• 1-
ery's questions; and first, in reference to the Town- relieving officer, the case of ary Nile, of congregation, and lie ho
collected a disgrace to the town, move that out of the surplus they should first grant to hall, he said that ever 1 ' Ithat . tAI G h •cabin the fd After the conclusion of this address a hymn man, and he will deserve to be classed hereafter
y gent eman knew grea r. oug ,in g over e cases o persons who adopte . law in future. John Kershaw, chemical manufacturer, De Bentley, promoted.
BY A LIVERPOOL DETEC-
Mr. SHIMMIN, in reference to this topic, observed : the le' • the in of £157 10s.
ispensaries sum repairs and decorations had to be carried out and were have been admitted to the house read a statement made was sung, and the Rev Alexander Cromer offered up •th Washington and Jefferson, and perhaps to Vauxhall-road, was summoned for a nuisance. The ARILEST AT NUT PHILIP.
ligus states that Sergeant
If I rightly understand the ground upon which an in- The MAYOR said it would be more in order to move even now in ' ' • ' - ' - • ' with
progress. With respect to the Borough by a woman named Elizabeth Patterson. It appeared prayer. The Rev. R. H. Lundie then delivered an complaint was admitted, but the blame was left on one TIVE.-The Melbourne
ddetective police, has effected
of the Liverpool .
crease of salary for Mr. Tweedie's clerks is asked, it is first that the repore be received. occupy a higher place in history than either. of the workmen, who had been cautioned about it. A Maguire,
Gaol, he observed that last year the number of prisoners from this statement that she had been in service at 49, interesting address on foreign missions, with special
of a man charged with the murder of his wife,
the additional duties imposed upon him by reason of the Mr. SuEIL did-SO. are unusually small, but the price, of provisions was Hope-street ; during the last six months she had resided reference to China. He was followed by other gentlemen, fine of £1 was imposed. the arrest
arrest a warrant had been granted in England,
transfer of part of the treasurer's work from Cornavallis- Alderman COOPER seconded the motion, high at present, and likely to increase. It would be with her uncle, Thomas Stretch, 22, George-street, who spoke at some length of the work in Liverpool. . • COTTO. for whose
and who it was knoun • • had sailed for Melbourne in •
street ; but Ido not observe anything on the proceedings Mr. pr,
j- - ERY would like to say a word before the very imprudent in the Finance Committee to make pro- Mount Vernon. On last Monday night, she after The meeting terminated with devotional exercises. (Front W. P. Wright 4. Co s Circular.) The steamer Edinburgh, which sailed yesterday for
with the sister of the murdered woman.
to indicate a cprresponding reduction in 31r. White's reception of the report. He was sure the Council must vision only for the unusually small number of prisoners midnight, she was seized with the pains of labour, and NEW YORK, Dec. 19. 1860. New York, toot £186,000 in specie. company
Meguire arrived in Ausfrelia by the September overland
staff. And this compels me to consider-first, what is congratulate the Finance Committee uon the statement that they had had last year. As to the cost of prosecu- at twenty minutes past six o'clock in the morning her PLATING CART/S.-Hitherto the keenly conte i ste.d wh st The political excitement continues, and the result no Conoemt's INQRESTs.-Yesterday the Coroner held
I and as the sesFel by which the alleged murderer
the nature of the • change ; and secondly, why was it that they had a surplus ofp' cribbage, 100, Isce., exhansted:the use of the playing card.
body of a soldier mai •
th ti ns at the assizes and sessiohs in future, they were not uncle, who was in drink., turned her out of the house. one can foresee. Money matters are still unsettled here the following inquests :- On thewas 118 days on the passaee 1 had •
nearly £lO,OOO upon e o Now, however, the beautiful, instructive, and chaste designs had sailed ,le time to
made? In the first place, I never heard ancomplaint year. It was only six y amount to anything, because they were done Her aunt sent fora cab, but the child was born before imparted to their exterior, teach the form, colour, and growth and elsewhere over the entire country. Exchanges belonging to the 47th Regiment. He. was
found dead
from. the x weeks ago since the Finance likely tomake all his arrangements, so that the man was arrested -
an Cornwallis-street staff that they experienced Committee had told them that tl • she could get into the vehicle. She was admitted into of plants which have enriched the commerce o( Great Britain. rather more easily negotiated, but at very low rates, in a railway carriage at Edge-bill Station, having come
iminediatelv on the ship enterin Port Philip
waters,
y difficulty in executing the work ; and I can well £l,OOO for the °penile, ley could not vote awe with.
eof the is • y hexplained that they were now the Workhouse at a quarter to eight o'clock. With Those manufactured by De la Rue aint Co., are peculiarly rich
ini were found two medals-one Since the accounts to Ist inst. from Liverpool were re- from Bolton. Oa li and before he had an o o • g A•
Fr Library, because The Towet-CLERK ere in design, and can be had in great variety at Benson and Mal-
tli two clasps ; and • it pp rtunity of laneing.
understand that where there are sevt•ral 1d • th y stated that they had no sur
peop.e oing n plus. The
duties, it may be no perceptible relief to them had put it into a resolution that the • Town-Clerk would likely be Ledger moved and Mr. Wood seconded that the hoard in cotton, both in the South and here. at an advance of appeared his name u
~ ,as James Meara. There were only
Onr readers have only t d their address L F Perrier'
to take awa •y might furnish the Mr. SIIEIL said that the N w Levee T N Foe IN PEN•-A eater E . TION.- HE EW A ... •
.grgot his pocket. It was
in oPM to ~ - b
few shilling's in moue) 77, Regent-street, W '
. 3 a few items of their work, and yet be an requisite funds provided it was shown that • • b M ev it Mr. Ledger then suggested that next Wed- le to lc per lb. The later news to hand•td- a
Ahe died front disease of the heart or apoplexs. pea, 105th edition of the " IN:t' IT ID' ' OWN GUIDE." or
a similarer s a not performing duties et. Finance Committee had Jeffer • a t the £6lB received from the- Town-Clerk's nesday be fixed as the day for appointing an officer in difficulty is to get a good one. Amongst the recent improve- to 7th inst. via Cape Race, has still further stimulated suppose-
-1 dead in e railway carrias,•e._on the body natural restorer without mediCine. or. expsenae of perfect diges-
y, S 0 .
'et fen ,
character, or having always on their hands as said that they had no such surplus ; yet here • new " fountain pen," just introduced by Itudliall
much as they ca , six weeks department •last year, for which nothing had been put his place. This was agreed to. Mr. Hall having meats the purchases. The receipts of cotton continue to decrease Verdi
0 B 'an of Cornwallis-s:rect, who fell in Duke- ton, strong nerves. sound lungs mid refreshing sleep to the
n do. I perceive by the rate bills after, they had a statement that they had £lO,OOO. (A. hospital Mr. and Co., is the best we have ever seen. By a simple but effec- ofJohn r) 1• estion (dYsPePsia ,
resigned his position as master of the . as compared with last year ; the deficiency now amounts , most enfeebled, effectually removing indig that the lightin down now.five contrivance the ink is retained in a fountain, by means ofhilst in a state of intoxication. He was so debility, ner-
, g and fire police rates are still collected Voice : "It is three months ago.")
e increased street % nausea, and sickness, even during pregnancy, m _on
at Cornwallis-street, The TOW‘T-CLERE. said that had arisen from the late Gough was appointed to take stock, Miss Hobbs being a second inverted barrel, above the writing nib, and this barrel to 356,000 bales ; and by 2nd Jan. in will b e
seveeely hurt that he died in consequence of the injuries, vottsues • Ip*tatio i cough,
asthma, incipient consuby.ti ,
. eet, and I conclude that all the business Mr. STEAINS-Allow me to tell you that is out f • ' Ibe
can be taken out at any time, so the pen can be kept perfectly to above 500,000 bales, thid a steady decrease wit,
f drops'.. ' pa•• 1' 1 'fi• t 1 - diarrtura, dysentery,. Mous- ted o pending question as to the repayment of cost of put in possession. Verdict accordingly.-On the botty of Anne __ Tones, o y, eonsapation, i n ene, •
colds, noises in the ears,
ee--- connected with the laying of the rates ; and the recei t next ear; Mr. Stewart spoke of year. clean w.thout any chance of being corroded. Another feature sh non each week thereafter for some time. The
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prosecutions. They had got the arrears of several years, Newsliam-street. She died suddenly, and it ness, fevers, sore throats. catarrhs,[ bona,h stcna, neuralgia,
„7: • of them is conducted there as heretofore. There is ill Mey. JEFFERY-Yes, and Mr. Shell has told us .that which b ' - GOOD BOOKKEEPING is a great desideratum to all tradesmen in this pen is, that one din in the ink will last for five minutes' (1.7 . • • , 1 from actual scarcity appeared erup . .
(se therefore ought the iTown-Clerk' c unt to the credit many of sac o whom have been ruined from a want of knowledge on quick writing. The pen itself is of the finest description, and business in Charleston is quite sina.
week there have that death was the result pf natural causes. XA; hei matis ' sour, impurities,i tYcon heartburn,
. acidity', Pa4° '"• b h one •1-
,i , , thane , ,on these subjects, and they neyolve last •b d 1 •o 0 arisine from laree 1 'd f r '' Terseet 1 r itiabiiii-S7, ' slee il,ssnes., • sins sinking, fits, r _ year me a a arge Inc m . e ,sa es. sr e o the transaction the raw material; the receipts per .
the lar est amount of 1 this sub'eet Those persons who are entirely ignorant, and in merchants' offices, banks, and indeed in every place, it will of i some twenty same.-There were two inquests held on children that illi.ea.' daehe-,•desponidencv, cramp, Pl''' oriipanied wi,h numerous
g lab ; consequently, the change Mr. STEAINS-The income from those large sales was Mr. Slime, in ' ' - ' ' ' Ipartially acquainted with an efficient be found to till a want felt by every one up to this time. We dwin
those who are on y ncqua dled down to about 4,0 00 halos agains .
can only be the payment by Mr. Tweedie of bills incurred received subsequently. continuation, observed that Mr.smothered in
Owing to less were
Pict irnessisteirtlelfll medical treatment, and
by the Lighting and Fire Poetic Jeffery had also asked him as to the ground rents. system, will see from the advertisement that Mr. Thompson, ' have tried this splendid en, handed to us by Mr. E. T. Hall, thousand- at the same time last
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Verdicts successful cures which ha
the writing writer, will begin the new year by opening new South John-street, and can pronounce it perfect, and we are than was generally accidentally suffocated. e Ouramittee, the payment Mr. JEFFEB,Y continued, that whenever there was a There were large arrears last e • unfavourable news from Liverpool been abandoned as hopeless.
~ year, and the answer to his , classes for bookkeeping. 4re all who use it will ewe a full verdict in its favour, • •, - . • , • , .
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