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THE THEATRES. The committee are happy to have been thus enabled to this. It is only done at the Southern Hospital: the I A BIT OF LOVE AFFAIR IN I carries on business at Liverpool as a tea and coffee LATEST NEWS.
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lina, has put to sea, without landing troops.
(after deducting re-exports) was 2,300,000 bales; and
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add the above specific provision for the treatment of this Northern always sends certificates.-Inspector Carlisle : LIVERPOOL.
____ dealer, under the style of Mann & CrosthWalte, and the in 1860 (an extraordinary yeas) 2,630,000 bales. The
- • . The sloop of war Brooklyn, has sailed for
-- object of her appeal was to obtain a declaration that she extreme effect, therefore, of au entire cessation of the . .
The Pantomimes are still claiming undivided alle- very painful class of oases, which mnst be regarded as It is all for the half guinea at the Southern Hospital.-
A gentlemanly-looking and well-dressed pergat, abont (EY BRITISH AND IRISH GNETIC TELEGRAPH ) ' '
WaS entitled to prove against the estate of Thomas production of cotton in America would appear to be this, • Charleston.
pPaolisstedof Panreince: '..‘
giance from the pleasure-seeking portion of the public. an. important
.boon to the poor; forming a most appro-
.;/ Mr. Raffles : It is calculated to frustrate the ends of
The " Amphi." continues to obtain that large share of pnate memor.ial of the kind-hearited founder, 40 years of age, whose name was given as Sanred
FRANCE.
l'orerig, the bankrupt, for the sum of £lO3 lOs sd, as -*that all our mills would have to work about half time,
The adoption of the report an( treasurer s statement justice ; i must adopt sonie measures about it,
Williams, or Hodges, and who was said to belong to the being motley bad and received by the bankrupt for her as lore; as the dearth lasted in full intensity. What
patronage which its many excellencies well merit ; while TAkired HO AT MS l''''OßD;
THE POLITICAL PAMPHLETS.
of ' accounts was moved by Mr. Fletcher, who ex ressed Irish Constabulary, and who lives at 60, Harbord- 1 n a Tln
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the " Royal" tenaciously holds its own in opposition to Jem Gallagher was charged by Miclieel Gettity. use prior to the date of the bankruptcy. On making would be the effect on wages and on profits-whether
a hope that the institution would reeeive a more pliberal PARIS, Jan. 21. under Lincoln. - ---
the disparaging reports which were so widely circulated , et.iire,st, Chatsworth-street, was brought up before Mr.
COMMERCIAL.
s spt it
eioondn
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measure of support from the public, and that it might boarding-housekeeper, Moorfields,with having threatened
awes, at the Police-court, yesterday, on a warrant the like application to the Commissioner in Liverpool the manufactirrera would gain half-profits, or DO profits
The Moniteur, in its bulletin of to-day, again
on its first representation. At the latter house Mr.
not, as had been the case during the year just terminated, to kill, or serve six months for him. The complainant her.proof had ,been rejected, ared it was to review that at all, and wleether the workpeonle would still eara half-
ThNe EflvollYow°ißnii'
decision of the Commissioner that the peeeent appeal was wages, or less or more thaa half-would, of course, Juane.
Cooper, as Sampson Burr, in the " Porter's Knot,"
be obliged to transfer some patients for want of funds. said, on Saturday the prisoner called at my house, and charged with thiea•tening th: liff,te of Caroline Augusta
Carroll, of Sir Howard-sfree,, oe Dedford-street South. brought. denies that the Government is in any way respon-
depend upon the question whether the scarcity of the sible for the political pamphlets which make , - -
sustains the reputation he has eatned by previous assump,
There were 100 beds in the hospital, but these were said he wanted to speak to me outside. I went out, and
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tions of the part, and materially enhantes the etenihg's
need. all oecepied. It Would require abont .t6OO more observed he was drunk. He asked me for 3d, to get '
Mr Bluck appeared for the prisoner.. The complainant
e , .. , It appeared that in the month of May, 1860, Mrs. manufactured article raised its price in the same or in a their appearance daily, and says the Government t middling
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appeared to be about 37 years old, and was elegantly
amusement. Miss M‘Ginty, the Columbine; ie anriotteced
of saliSetiPtidee hefore, the' enide Of th.e aCcommodation ele, but I refused and told him to go away. He swore s investe wit no powers o preven epu ica- Upland has advanced to 13c. Brea t sig ,
Crosthwaite had purchased from the bankrupt twenty-. ' mealier ratio than the scarcity of the raw material raised i • d • h t tth bl• r
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to take her betefit dri Friday eienhig next, eu who
cotild be Made aeailablo. . , lie esotild kill me; or serte six months for me. I got att ed e was accompanie ya c er7h arrie .
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title Chests of tea, which the bankrupt had contracted to its price-a matter as to which conjecture would be
family it was said she is a governess. 1 e
' the priso- , 1.• . , ..- .„. tion of books and pamphlets. It would, there- higher. Provisions steady.
()tea:slot:l the attia6tions are to be increased by the
meMr. Andrew seconded the resolution, which Was im- . .
him riWay at the tittle, beit semi after / was passing in (161 M? V? net immemately on receiving payment for the simply ielYees The result upon our exports it is equally
ner was put to the bar same, and thaf she' had. paid the purchase-money for the impossible to Inetiiet. Very possibly the home market / , .
fore, be unjust to render it responsible for sense- NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-SalCeeaslictoticflir°3lveelfBo7sin,;2oh,Thi'
bales ; middling, 111 c. to 12c.
aiiitearance of a youthful debutante—Miss Rosina Po wer Lime-stteet 'Where. be ettaelted nee eseain in the setrie way '
ctiately carried. . , re
se. , Mr Bluck said :I a ear for this gentleman, and I • • tion of the total roduc- . .
-who will sustain the part of Mrs. Fitzallen, in the and I then gave him into ctistedy. Mr. _Raffles said he : • PP. . whole of the tea ott the' SOtle of May. Up to the 6th might take off a larger: propor p
- t. t. b• 0. try to the Catholic feel-
s igma ise as eint, con ra
Votes of thanks were eiven to the venous officers and - . , must say he has been quite taken by surprise. He has se „ did not and if we ex rted
amusing comedy entitled " Simpson and Co." We have would send the prisoner to Jail for e month.. On the . .. . . . . or e uty last no portion of the. tea was delivered to. tion than heretofore; if it , .po ess tneories which the good sense of the public
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to the re • e'
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,sident T. D. enderson Es for his kindness lv been arrested iust now and I want an adjournment her, but the whole remained in bond in the ware- half the quantity we usually do, the probability is tbat colonel of the 4th Light Dragoons. -
no doubt that Miss M`Ginty will be rewarded with an . P. 1 . ,_ , .4, . prisoner being removed from the bar he seid-I will .°n s s ' • f the
in granting the use of his name, and also for his dona- of the hearing, but Ido not want the gentleman to be
ti:zeenxerrot: Holy Father, in re ard to which the policy o
oyerflowing house. The success attending the arrange-
tion of £lOO to the funds of the hospital. suffer six months for him. Mr. Raffles ordered him te house of certain merchants in London. O'n tile 6th of the price of this quantity would be so largely enhanced g
ings o e country and to the respect due to the General Sir George Scovell is dead. ' i 1.13 WAS
The Herald remarks that the timely and judi-
kent In etietodY in the meantime. Besides I want to Emperor has always set an example.
mons ef Wedneeday last, to hare a Morning performance be put back, and then said-I will not be trifled with in . . e July, however, Mr. Hilery, the gentleman met-Aided as to leave the aggregate val cious exercise of our mediatory power between
The officers and committee for the ensuing year were
Germany and Denmark may vet prevent Abe , ,
it eine house and a juvenile evening one at the other on the this way. From what you have already said, and what call Mr. Tracy, e VW-stale,. who is- a lititness in the case.
then eleeted after which a tote of thanks was passed to Mr. Raffles-I must heat seinething of the ease btfore witn the management of Mrs. Crosthwaite's business, : not far short of its present amo .
THE FRENCH FUNDS.
same day, was such as to induce the niandgenient to you haee uttered in my presence, I order you to find wrote on her behalf to the bankrupt, and requested the shipping trade would of course be great-freights French Emperor appropriating- to himself the :
the chairma'n; and the meetina terminated; I decide what to do in it. PARIS, Jan. 21, 3.17 pm- title of universal arbiter of the affairs of Europe.
repeat it to-morrow for the convenienee df patties resid- e
two sureties in 110 each or to be imprisoned for four •
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complainant was then ut into the yfientssebot '
The p ' the delivery of 13 of the 22 chests of tea she had pur- 'would neccs arily jail.
chased, Neither these 13 chests, however, nor, in fact, We have stated vshat in our judgment and apart The Bourse firm and rather ammated. Rentes
ing at a distance from twin. At .the Adelphi Theatre, months. The prisonet gtowled, and was then removed.
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" Prince Peerlees" bide Eli; t 8 jristifY ite title; by the THE EYE AND EAR DISPENSARY: and sworn, when she said Ido not wish to press the : ueu:tf euTrheco
they of the chests were delivered to the appellant at the from the possible effects of panic-will be the extreme closed 67f. 40e., or 15e. higher than yesterday.
, WHERE THE ALE- WAs NOT GOT. A GENTLEMAN TORN TO PIECES. -
greetileii df it.i gii6deee: Ilif. h. ijoesens, the clever . • see
Two ye/ling Men; Who Weee eery vsell dressed; and -
case a ffainst him if he lets me alone ; but lam afraid •
time of Me Young's bankruptcy, and the bankrupt effect of the worst that ean ensue (viz., an entire stop-
HORRIBLE DEATH OF CAPT. BARTON, ,
Paritildari, will take his benefit to-morrow evening, when The annual meeting of the friends and subscribers to exteeiorly appealed to' &erne tendee the father equivocal of my life.
admitted in his eeiderice that the merchants in whose page of cotton cultivaticre in' America) on our chief ITALY.
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the attraction will be increased by the addition of the the Eye and Ear Infirmary held yesterday, in the term " respectable," and •iefie attee the' neneee of Thomas Mr. Raffles-Do you know him ?Oh yes, sir. OF THE ITALIAN FLEET AT ILY
PORTSMOUTH, Jan. 20.
powerful drama entitled " Lost and Won." „ Blue Clarendon-rooms, South John-street. His Worship the Bibby and Joseph Cunnineham were elitieseeel *Ali
e / Mr. Raffles-Have you lived with him ? I have, sir. warehouse the chests of ten were deposited had refused branch of national industry. It is serious enough, no ARRIVAL
to part with them except ori payment in cash of the doubt, and may well cause grave urreaeiness to all con- GAETA.
An accident of the most horrible character occurred on
?Ir.
,Raffles-Hovr does he threaten you ? Witness
Beard " continues its highly successful career at the Mayor occupied the chair. There was a pretty numerous having assaulted Mrs. Decry, the wife of the keeper of ' price thereof, and that he (the banktapt) was wholly cerned-and who is not directly or indirectly implicated ?
TURIN, Jan. 20. .
Colosseum, and delights the crowded audiences which attendance of the friends and subscribers to the infirmar3'. supper-rooms in Lime-street 1 I f I • -
• an( aso or assau ting a Ily lefiefs. Het° is one that I ree,eived this morning
unable to pay for any of them. Me,,,Yoring was. ar -in the prosperity of the cotton manufactnre. But
jai- . The Opinione says, Francis 11. h '
a ving refused Southampton, Isle of W g t,
i h and Port,smouth Steaine •
nightly fill the large building. To-night Bulwer r
Ihe secretary read the following report :- (handing a letter to' his Worship). I have received .
waiter belonging to the house. From the evidence of • . dicated a bankrupt on the 16th of JulT, 1860. .we may anticipate that the effects we have described
the proposals of surre d h •
n er, t e Italian fleet has boat Company's steamer Emerald left Cowes Pier at
teyttOtl'e lie-aiitifill play, 1‘ The Lady of Lethis," will " The report now submitted to the governors and sub- three witnesses, including Mr • d I
s. Deerv, it appeare t rat several letters before from hint threatening my life, but
Under the fore ' • h 11 t will in actual operation be mitigated by degrees in ,
going circumstances t e appe an cone . replaced the French squadron before Gaeta.
scribers of the Livetpool Eye and Bar Infirmary affords
3.30 p.m. on Saturday, having on board, among other
I don't wish to injure him if he lets rde' alone,
precede the pantomime, to-morrow evening " Holly sub•ect fo ' • ' '
j r great congratulation to all.intetested iti this on Saturday night, after 12 o'clock, tile prisoners entered tended that, as the consideration for which she had paid various ways. In the first place a great stimulus will
ROME, Jan. 21. Saturday, under the following circionstanoes :•-•Thsi i '
Buah Hall " Mr. Bluck-I wish the case to be adjourned, bat I '
, and on Friday and Saturday " The Courier charity, by reason of the benefits which continde to be the supper-tooms and asked for some ale. Mrs. Deery
: the bankrupt the sum of money in question had alto- he given to. the already awakened activity of our mer-
The Russian, Prussian , and P •
ortuguese Ministers Barton entered into conversation with a gentleman about
of Lyons " will be the dramatic attraction. Thursday effected through its instrumentalitv. said they did net sell ale, end went to the door to point do not wish to have the gentleman k.ept in custody. , gether failed, she was entitled to prove against his chants in procueing supplies of the raw material from .
ha t rned here from Gaeta Th he
ve re u • ere now n- seamans
hip, standing at the time amidships, near t
evening is fixed for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Saville, " That ample and efficient provision should be made out a 1 ' . l '
p ace -Where thq weld get some; when tle pri- Mr. Raffies-I do not wish to expose this case more estate for that amount as bein h d d 'cl quarters that are only now just beginning to be thought
g money a an recelve
mains at Gaeta the Papal Nuncio, and the Ministers engines, the skylight covering to which was about half .
when " Rob Roy " will precede the pantomime. fur preserving sight and hearing is an object of the Boners called her ill-names, caught bet by the heck; and than necessary ; but it is really quite clear from this by him for her benefit. The respondent's counsel, on of, but whence, under- sufficient pressure, considerable , .
B • d S - - - il h ' recl and fell
highest importance to every member of this commercial • , h . letter that he has threatened to take her life, and I of Austria, Spain, avarm, an axony. open. Turning round rather hast y, e stage
community, but incalculably more so to those of the assaulted her. The waiter went to her assistance; wen . , the other hand, took several legal objections to her quantities might before long be procured. passengers, Capt. Barton, of the Zouave, E.Y.S. Capt.
cannot tolerate that threat for a moment. back, falling partially on the engine and through the open •
MR. AND MRS. HOWARD PAUL'S working classes, whose own existence, as well as that of one of the prisoners blackened his eye with a blow Of proof being admitted in that form, and urged that In the second place, a considerable economy in the
SARDINIAN MISSION TO BERLIN.
ENTERTAINMENT. their wives and families, depends upon the healthy state his fist. The prisoners complained of having been very Ma. Pluck—But you will find on inquiry, when las to all the chests of tea, or, at least, to such part consumption of the raw material would be at once
of these organs. The large number of applications for badly treated by the complainants ; but his worship said put some qtrestione to her, that it is net so bad as it of them as she had never asked to be delivered to effected, under the influence of a high rate of prices, by TURIN, Jan. 20. working over caught Captain Barton and dragged him
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The Opinione says, General Lamarmora leaves through the framing on to the cylinder (ewer.
surgical assistance consequent upon accidents from burns seems. She has written letters to him, and naade a fool her, the same had remained by her consent in the batik- a general tendency among manufacturers tewards the
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul made their appearance 2 11C must credit the evidence for the complainants, and
particles of metal, stone glass lime &c becomin fix d of him. Is that your handwriting, madam ? Witness he the work of an instant, and the machinery revolving
rupt's order and disposition, and that she could not, production of the finer fabrics. Most mills have a to-morrow for Berlin, on a special mission to t . . ,
before a crowded house at Clayton-hall last night, and in the eyes beside ordit r ' ' ' g e fined the prisoners £2 and costs each. The prisoners
~ p ia y desease, proves how indis-
-Yes. Mr. Bluck-And this letter is in your hand- e
teerefore, make any claim ou his estate in respect of ' range of potential proeuctiou (without any alteration in Court of King William I. once lite teem
portion of the skylight raised for ventilation., the crank
rally tore the unfortunate man's body to p
met with the greatest success, which these clever persons pensable yout infirmary is to the poor of the teens and paid the money and were discharged.
fully deserved. The general corepleeich of the enter- neighbourhood,
" When it is mentioned that no' les,e ilsan 18,186 eye '
i EGGS, BUT EGOS NO MORE! writing too, to him ? Yes, I wrote them through fear them. It was also contended on the part of the their machinery) of at least 30 per cent. -often more.
nygititarlef. a Staoraq
The engineer with great promptitude stopped the engines
tainment ie the sate de iii ferther years, that in which A congeal-looking fellow, named William Cords, with of his threats, to get rid of him. respondent that if the consideration had wholly failed Mantifacturers who now use weekly 100 bales could THE DANISH QUESTION. dead, throwing them out of gear on seeing the skylight .
. darkened and hearing the one wild shriek which the '
stopped that onl
they have attained such great popularity-Patchwork. cases and 5,f651 ear eases ie all 23,840 cases, have been ' only one eye, was charged hY a youth named James Mr. Bluck-Did you write this letter to him ?
p nbed
unfortunate
But the incidents and characters are materially varied, sirircecthat tl or iu
.the. year 1860, your committee feel ' Malone, for having broken 200 eggs, value 17s. The Witness-Yes, I wrote that to him, and handed it to this was due to the appellant's own default, and that she easily, by turning to finer fabrics, reduce their consump-
could not therefore gain any advantage from that cir- tion to 70 or 75 bales. was referred propose that the Germanic Diet
le ',Tithe will aeree with them in thinkin ' The United Committee to whom this question
g cogiplainant said :. I was carrying a basket, with 200 him on Friday evening last at the hall door in order to eumstance, and it was enlemitted that her proper remedy These palliatires would no doubt be.a work of time, shall decree the illegality of the Danish financial B--
and with great improvements on the former arrane'es 'cnat no relaxation should bbe ' • • •
permitted in pursume such • • , arton fell through. The remains were eventually .
• a-
ment. First and foremost, Mrs. Howard Pau) glees in a good work: • 0 eggs in it, on my head, when the prisoner rushed up get rid of him. was an action of trover. but they would beein to operate immediately • and in
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' ' ' ' patent on account of its not having received the gathered together, and sewed up in a blanket, andaftere -
her " photographic imitation" of
.Mer. pities es' eon; a " Mien thhi dpeilitig cif the inflrmery to the ads° of ' against III; knocked me dawn, and broke the eggs. Mr. Bluck-Did you not promise to meet him ? Mr. Druce and Mr. Bardswell appeared for the respec- conclusion it must be remembered that, though we have
sanction of the Estates of Holstein, and that the wards landed at R - • ' 'dad .
yde, where Captain Bartell rem . .
presentation of that singer i'". CilaiSeter as Robin Hood the year, 105,571. eye and 21,373 ear cases have been Mr. Raffles i Are they all brake ? Every one of them, Witness-Yes, I promised to meet him at the hall tive parties to the appeal. preferred to consider the case in reference to a total uwicastlytawkal thafte:aglinapts7
the heed Of hit. lkiao' , treated, and thus some idea may be formed of the im- sir, made smash of. The prisoner said he was blind of door, but that was to get rid of him ;I do not wish to cessa ion o co on pro uc ion -
Their Lordshi ' • t" f tt dt. in North America, yet Diet shall call upon the Danish Government for The fatal occurrence took place off Old Castle Buoy,
earren s new and popular opera. ps were of opinion that Mrs. Cros-
mense amount f • lanation.s. near Norris Castle and Osborne Housk Eut Cowes..
She sings the /Tinted song, " Confusion to the • • o misery which has been alleviated by one eye, and the other was blind drunk, so that he did 'do anything to him. such a total cessation, even in the event of negro insur- exP •
thwaite was entitled to prove against the bankrupt's
our liberality, throueh the skill and untiring. attention Deceased was between 40 and 60 errs of age, and -
The above proposition is to come before the y
Norman " and foll •t *th th 1 , yf
th d. ' b
9 OWS Iwi e ove song, 'My own, 0 eme real officers connected with the charity. It not see where he was going when he knocked up against Mr. Bluck-This is a very peculiar case, but you • •
y her, and made a decree rec ion an a sern e war, is scarce yo e re en e .
estate for the amount claimed b t d 1 1 t b app h d d
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tny guiding star," which she sings in an admirable must be highly gratifying to the latter as well as to us the complainant and broke bis eggs. He would pay for must hear the other side, but I cannot go on with it in in accordance with that opinion. In Texas already a considerable amount of cotton is Germanic Diet for consideration On the 7th of le and seven children
leaves a wi. to lament his untime y
death.
style of imitation, but with rather more musical feeling ail to feel how seldom failures occur in the highly deli- them with pleasure. This being arranged, the prisoner the absence of my witnesses. The defendant is a most grown by free labour, and on many isolated plantations February.
than the eeptielatis tenor always indulges cate operations which are almost deity performed and
the audience b " , was set at liberty, with his one eye. respectable gentleman, and I can show letters from production would most probably continue-at all events •
. THE DISRUPTION OF THE UNION, AS • SOLUTION OF THE DANISH QUESTION.
with: Settle of the old ow many sufferers are rescued from blindness and
peptilatitiee rite still tetained, deafness to bless their richer brethren who san athised noblemen of the highest character. for a time. sgrattng *Wilton.
IT WOULD AFFECT ENGLAND. PARIS, Jan. 20.
Mr. Raffies-That would not alter this case, because As to the consequences of the severance of the e-
such as the "Red Pettieciat'' arid " Bright Charitieleer," with them lir their sickness and distress, ) P THE WATER COMMITTEE.
the " Bould Sogef ter' efid othere i Put Mr. Howard " Unlike most thedieal charities; the Liverpool Eye in this letter he clearly threatens to take her life. Union on our trade with North America, in case the The Patric says a rumour is current that Eng- HUNTING FIXTURES.
". not hurt a hair in her head.
Prisoner I would (Front the Economist.) severance is peaceably effected and no extensive slave land, France, and Russia are on the point of
eda ;The CHgIaItIRE HOUNDS meet on
Paul; ti 3 hoYer friiiieloek, sings with great ability and and Ear Infirmary is open to all. persons withott any The /Teem • a • hld
y meeting of the IN ater Committee was e
Peover
success a new song, " When George the Third was letters of recommendation eic'e tine those eases from a Mr. Raffles-In this letter you threaten to break into The first question that arises is, gt Will England insurrection ensue, we do not apprehend that any ma- coming to an understanding, in order to bring 7hurseccay.yiananuaury 24, sit Arley
distance which re • '• • P - - .
quire admission as in-patients. Thus -
yesterday afternoon, in the Council Chamber, at the
thc house. recognise the independence and sovereignty of the new terial change will be felt, as soon as the monetarY about a solution. of the Danish question by Saturday, January 26, at Vale Royal
King." Mrs. Howard Paul
Monday, Jannary 28, at Warminthara Village
also gives an excellent re- in cases of emergency, when in certain diseases the Town-hall: Mr, Farnworth presided; and the other Prisoner-No, it was at her own suggestion I •dS• ;" T •
promise tate . he natural and spontaneous answer is, of d e
eranbement shall have subsided, and the existing or- amicable means. Wedaiesday, January 30, at Norton Prior,'
presentation of a Newhaven Fishwoman, Maggie delay of a few hours may cause the loss of one or both members preserit were Messrs. Beloe, Vernon, Jeffery, t ' Each day at half-past ten.
ogo into the house. course, in the affirmative. Apart from this perplexing ganisation of draughts and payments shall have been
ifackelwee, who relates her adventures in London, and eyes, no time is lost, and the most skilful treatment im- Turner, William Johnson, Rae, Crellin, Wagstaff, and Mr. Raffies-And • • • • • • •
you say in the letter, " I will force question, we see no reason for anticipating that a sever- modified as far as is necessary to meet the altered cir- -
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sings " Caller Herrin'," which was received last ni ht mediately applied which humanity and science can Estill. THE SYRIAN QUESTION. -„,- ._
g afford. my way into the house, and then nothing will prevent ance of the Union, once effected peaceably and without cumstances. We shall of course continue to receive FATHER KEMP'S OLD Fours' CONCERT iItOUPE.-- '
with great enthusiasm. The performance concludes e The proceedings of the Sub-committee of Works The ',dependance states that a neve proposition The members of this wonderful orchestral troupe arrived
with the In the early part of the -ear -our committee deemed me from shooting-" This cannot be tolera d t h 11 b • • • • G •
te any catas rope, wi ein any way injurious to reat from the planting States•all the cotton that we wish to
greatest novelty yet introduced, "Ye Coquettrie it advisable to iidd to tl 31 3f th • f included a report from the engineer, as to two slips on da . It is their first
has been made from France to the effect that here by the Canada, ye:ster y . appear_
i.e ru es o
.e in irmary pne re- longer. Britain. On the contrary, we are not sure that it may be-
e and that they have to sell. Our exports will not
and Maydenne Resolution of Good Queen Bess," in erdring that on each s ' th 't t R ddl th li. h t• tdt t b
esit of the patients (excepting the e goi a o eswor ,m ic were sa e no o e
before the 15th of February the S rian Question ance in Europe. Their chef promises the Britisfi pub-
Prisoner-I pledge my word and honour I will not not indirectly be rather beneficial than otherwise. In probably be much, if at all affected. It is probable that . , Y
s lic, and the Liverpool public, in the first instan ,
ce, a ,
which Mr. and Mrs. Howard Paul, and a Miss Jenn extremely poor ones) they should contribute Id. to the of a serious nature.
Commission shall meet in that capital to consider
Taylor, hitherto unknown. to us, take parts as Leicestery, funds. This alteration has resulted very successfully, THE ENGINEER'S REPORT. annoy her any more. you may take my word for it. the first place, we maY exPeet that AffieriCa Will be the Northern States will raise their tariff as much as musical treat, quite peculiar in its way, and one that ,
BaleigA, and (hod Qtieen bet. Mrs. Howarel Paul's as, besides proving a small source of revenue to the in- The following re ort was also submitted •--At Riving Mr. Raftles-No, I cannot. I will require you to somewhat less aggressive, less insolent, end lees irritable much as tbe Southern States will lower theirs ;we the continuance of the French occupation. has no equal of its kind in either hemisphere. The first
itialieiiil di fist 4ueen is admirable, and her ' • stitution, it has not in any way diminished the applieo.- ,
singing tions for relief, and has rendered the patients more 'on th h• p •
e men as e, since the date of my last, been
e" find two sureties in £25 each, or one in £5O, to keep than she has been. Instead of one vast State, acting shall send more manufactures to New Orleans, and less performance is announced for Wednesday evening next
HUNGARY. . (to-morrow), in St. George's-hall.
eiceedin the peace, or a month's imprisonment. on every foreign question cum toto corpore regal, we to New York than we do now. What would be the • r
gly good. Miss Jenny Taylor, as Sir Walter economical and careful of the medicines supplied. engaged in clearing ice and snow from goits and bye-
LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR . INFIRMARY, Moults.- i
Bakigh, proved herself an excellent aid ; and Mr. ""
One hundred and thirty patients have occupied beds washes. The filters, cle ".
ar water tanks, and reservoirs Mr. Bluck-He wants me to put in several letters shall have two, with different objects and interests, and consequences to our aggregate commerce with America PESTH, Jan. 21.
PLEASANT.-Consulting Surgeon, Dr. Htegh* Neill, •
Howard Paul was very successful as the favoured lei- in the infirmary during the year. One hundred and are still frozen Oyer. At the Roddlesworth, men have from noblemen. by nO means always disposed to act in concert or in of a general negro insurrection, or of negro emaneipa- The following resolutions of the Emperor have . T 1 D
F.R.A.S. ; Surgeons, Dr. R. Hibbert ay or, r. Nevins, .
cester. The dresses were very beautiful, and the addi- thirty-three operations of importance on the eye have bee ed • Ir. el 11 l' h 'd
n eneage in ma mg goo a sma sipont e si e . . . .
Mr. Raffles-That would not at all alter my deter- cordiality. Instead of one, showing an encroaching tem, it is idle to speculate and impossible to estimate. been despatched to the Stadtholder of Buda b3' T. Bickerton, Esq. ; Assistant qggeon, • Robert Batty, '
tion to the entertainmen • ble i
tan underlie mptotement. been performed, besides 406 of a minor eharecter such mination in this case. and somewhat bullying front to the rest of the world, the Chancellor of Hungary. Esq. ; Treasurer, J. G. Livingßon, Esq. Report for t
as the remov I f •t. I f t I '
a o par ic es o me a ,
.stone, wood, tee.,
~
' of the compensation goit. On Thursday last another
we shall have two, showing something of the same week ' an. 12 1861 :-New cases :B.
As we have said, the hall was crowded; but the audi- from the e Mr. Bluck-Then I will send for Mr. Tracy, who is The elections to the Committee of -the Comitat the ending J ,
"mad .
yes. One hundred and ninetv-three opera- 1 d I d
sip was reporte . was gla to find this to be, on EXECUTION AT ULASGOW.
77 • Ears 28. Prescribed for and received •
ence must excuse our expressing our excessive astonish- tioias on the ear have also taken 1 '
p ace. • • f t • t It is in the
examination, ono grea impor ance. a well-known and respectable publican in this town, and front to each other. Each will be more occupied with of those persons who are refugees from. the ! '
assistance : Eyes, 235 ; Ears, 71.
ment at the selfish and improper conduct of almost all " The committee have still occasion to call attention natural ground opposite the western end of the Roddlese I suppose the police will nut object to him as bail. its immediate neighbour, and, therefore, less inclined to
On Friday moniing, shortly after eight o'clock, Patrick country for political reasons are null and void.
the front row in the boxes standing up during the whole to the yet sadly deficient state of the subscription-list, worth embankment, extendin I 1 hf b
gtot ie engt o a out Inspector Carlisle-We have no objection to Mr. , Pick quarrels with more distant nations. Then, too,
Lunna h •tdt th 1 tGI W. t Severe punishments 'are to be inflicted on
ye w o was convic eae as asgow in er DISPENSARIES.—New - 'cases received
LIVERPOOL . . . _
.. ,
advice and medicine at the institution: Borth, 209 ;)
of the the amount of revenue f o wl i.h u e i
r m i c so re s only Tracy, nor any other respectable man, but the bail must for some time at least that inordinate thoueh most
performance, which compelled nearly all those £299 • t d d f •th• f ftf th
wenty yar s, an rom wr in aew ee o e , " "' Circuit Court of the murder of James Cassidyemason, persons who refuse to pay the taxes. The South, 110 ; total, 319. New cases visited at their owis ,
behind the 4s. whilst the absolute ex enses amount to £585 es go in the usual and regular way. natural sense of unrivalled prosperity and power, which ,
houses and supplied with medicine::North, 122; South, ,
mto stand up also-many, on the seats, others Thus, were it not for accidentjsu 'pres uch 1 •-' *
le boundary wall to the compensation goit. Men are Atexandria, Dumbartonshire, on the 1 lth of November Comitats are prohibited from making any ordi-
sittin Mr. Bluck-Then is this gentleman to be locked up swelled so flatulently and disturbingly in the breast of every
74 • total 196. Rev. Rector Campbell, A.M., Pre-
gon the backs of the teats; ifi the eain hope of Sse., the means of the charity sivlouile sbe c2sie(ige%bls' d • 1. h • th t d d ' th
y now engage in ig tening e op an re ucing e last suffered the extreme penalty of the law in front of ces in re erence to taxes. A vote of • ' . ' .
nan • f . •
.
sulent Major Bourne, Vice-president of North
occasionally Oattffilili a glimpse of the performers while straitened, and its power of doing good thereby dirni- pitch of the slope, and I have also ordered a dry stone in the den with thieves and blackguards ? citizen of the great Transatlantic Republic, will receive '
the County-buildings, Dumbarton. The murder of the Diet alone can brin about a chanoe in - ' ce-President of South
they teeted their limbs. Some one should attend to nished." Mr. Raffies-I am sorry for it, but I have no alterna- a salutary check. Their demeanour is likely to become g 0 Dispensary; Mr. R. A. Payne Vi
facing to the compensation goit at this place, of such Cassidy was, perhaps, one of the most atrocious which the tribunals now existing, or in the pre- Dispensary ; Mr. Francis Mill, Treasurer ; Mr- F. H.
this ' f somewhat humbler and more rational, and it will, there-
T tive.
;or the discomfort of a whole audience, by the The treasurer then submitted a statement of the et • h 1. • •
eneth as will prevent tat part s ipping again. he has ever been perpetrated in this quarter of the country, Langley, Secretary. .
presumption and selfish caprice of the few in front, accounts for the past ycar, from which it appeared that r ' • • - The prisoner was then remanded in custody. fore, be easier to maintain amicable and tranquil relations sent •.1
civi and penal codes. The practical
shoald average rainfall for the week is 0.09, and the nepth of
with them than it has been. In place, too, of Europe the unfortunate victim having received no fewer than
establishment of -the institutions granted by the S # or week miffing
OUTHERN HOSPITAL.-Ite-tlrn ! _
not be allowed to depend on the interference or there had been £4B 7s. 11d. as a balance in the trea- heir respective over ows were, on atur-
water under t • • tl S fourteen stabs from his infuriated assailant. The jury, • • January 19, 1861. Admitthd: accidents and Ingest.
indieidual action of the injured parties. surer's hands ; from donations and other incomes LAW INTELLIGENCE. being obliged to watch and thwart their annexin,g ten- • d Constitution of 1848 is prohibited, and the public
day mornin 1 t d •
g as , as un er .- who found the prisoner gui
~
'lty from some unexplame cases, 39 ; medical and surgical cases upon recommen-
• 1435 6s. 9d. had been collected ; and from subscrip- Jan. 19. Jan. 12. Rise. Fall. dencies the two federations will probably exercise this functionaries are *ordered to. oppose it by the most dation, 10. D. h d • dll • relieved, 2; irres-
ise arge . cure „
-
cause recommended him to mercy, but no person who
SOUTHERN HOSPITAL. tions, £290 4s. ; making in the aggregate a sum of ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. ft. in. A. LIVERPOOL LADY CLAIMING THE sort of moral police over each other. Neither of them severe measures. In case of refusal, the Committe g 2. , . ~ .
es ular 0 • died 1 Attending as out-patiests, 25;
Roddlesworth ... 610 ... 7 4 ... 0 6 SUCCESSION OF THE LATE DUKE OF will look with much complacence on the annexation of had heard the trial, or who subsequently read the
• remaining in the hospital, 73. Treasurer, James Hough-
. . 1782 18s. Bd. At present there was a sum of Rake - ,
evidence, had any hope that the jury's recommendation of th
ton. Visitors, B. Platt and D. Clarke, Esqs. Honorary.
The annual meeting of the trustees of the Live 1 £5B 19s. 2d. in the hands of the treasurer, and Anglezark
ould for a moment be taken into consideration. There solved. The Assemblies of the Comitat have not Chaplain, Rev. W. eLeveson. Physician and Surgeon
Tpoo
Southern Hospital was held yesterday in the Clarendon- £139 4s. 6d. in the bank, the residue havina been lcivesineftt°l:.3o. 1
was no palliative circumstance in t e case. he mur- executive power, an are consequen yno o e for the ensuing week, Dr. Cameron an r.
0
rooms, South John-atreet. The only business for the devoted to the current expenses of the institution. Prescot No. 2
derer and his victim were bedfellows-had been so for allowed to issue ordinances. House Surgeons, Mr. C. Pemberton and Mr. P. Downs.
meeting was the report of the co •tt th Mr. J. R. WARDLEY moved that the report just On Sunday morning one of the three feet pipes near The petitioner, Mrs. Lavinia Tanetta Horton Ryves, Buchanan, may talk of seizing upon Mexico, Nicaragua,
mmi ee, e treasurer's several weeks-and on the evening prior to the perpe- The Imperial diploma of October 20 will, how- Lrvenroon ROYAL INFIRMARY.-Return for week
Kensington was discovered to be split. Since then men claims to be the legitimate granddaughter of his late and Cuba; unprincipled and inflated Northerners, like . -
• ending January 19, 1861. Admitted: in-patients, 39 ;
account, and the election of a committee and officers for read be adopted, printed, and circulated amongst the b 1 d d had su ed to ether in their
tration of the ruta ee PP g ever, undergo no modification, and the concessions . . D h rged •
the e • have been engaged on the restoration, and I expect the Royal Highness Henry Frederick, Duke of Cumberland, Mr. Seward, may talk of seizing on Canada ; but there out-patients, 23; surgical casualties, 29. Ise a .
arming year. Mr. Jones, the vice-president, occupied subscribers.
lodging-house in Bank-street, Alexandria, and in conse- granted to H.angary will remain unabridged.
the chit' - - (-. • •o• .• • the reservoir brother of George 111., and the object of her petition
nater will be aeain passine throueh into will be some hope that we mav leave them to each cured, 19 ; relieved, and at own request, 13 ; made out-
tr.-The Rev. Mr. Roberts, before reading the Dr. TAYLOR seconded the motion, and in doing so
uence of some jocular expressions made use of by
patients, 1 ; irregular, 0 ; dead, 4. Rem .
in in the .
annual report, read a statement of the number of • observed that the money contributed by the patients of in course of the afternoon. On examining the pipe it was to establish her legitimacy. ' other's mutual control, and smile at the villanous cupi- q .
which h patients
Cassidy, Lunnay became excited, and insisted that • un and
appears to be split for ses era
• • 1 feet in length, yet at the The Attorney-General was represented by Mr. Welsby, dities of both. With the Northern Federation, too, we THE REFORM QUESTION. , house, 190. Visitors : Messrs. W. Rathbone,J ,
ave been treated in the hospital. From tlais it the institution should be paid to the medical officers,
their difference should be settled by a fight ; an ,
d for G Livin ton Ph -sician, Dr. Inman ; suTgeon,
appeared that the total number of medical cases was who were very poorly remunerated for their services. ends it was sound, and is one of tho.,e defects which and the petitioner appeared inperson. may look to maintaining more cordial relations than we The Globe says that if the Government can JA:fr- 7 • ) .it H .son . juisior
. Long ; ouse surgeon, r. . am ,
419, of which 126 were out-door, and 293 in-do The motion was put to the meeting and carried pass through the proofs and afterwards give way under Mrs. R,yves, the petitioner, addressed the Court in a have often heretofore been able to do ; not only will the purpose of pounding his opponent to better advan-
really satisfy themselves that there is a fair ho M H C B don • chaplain, Rev. IL
use surgeon, r. . . aw ,
or
tage, he stripped off his coat and called upon the latter .
patients; of these, 178 were cured, 58 relieved, and 33 died, unanimously. very much less trying circumstances. On the pipe line very lucid and succinct style, and throughout the whole the emb 'n question of lavery wh. h h u d
arrassi g s , ic as ca se . prospect of getting the House of Commons to Poole. Charle,s Wilson trtasurer. .
The total number of surgical cases was 2,466, of which Mr. Josern LIVINGSTON (the treasurer) moved that generally there is nothing to report. proceedings exhibited perfect self-possessions and consi- so much righteous indignation on our side and so much to prepare. Poor Cassidy did not appear anxious
deal •11 with the uestion of refo tit's T B T Th annual statement of the
practice y q rm 1 HE OOK RADE.— !
1,940 were out-door, and 526 in-door, patients ;of these a vote of thanks be passed to the Corporation of Liver- Quantity of water received fram Rivington during the week derable intelligence. She sai
ending January 19, 1861. d that she had suhpeenaed bitter resentment and irritation on theirs,- be for ever to fight ; indeed, from all that has transpired, he was
session, there is little doubt they will give the 1859 6 520 cwt
Board of Trade shows that in the year ,
_.......:
/ a gentleman who was present to produce certified rather averse to such a proceeding, and the inmates of
his coun from a d
2,219 Were cured, 127 relieved, and 46 died. Of the 79 pool for the handsome donation of £lOO, which had Into Kensington 37,726,730 removed from between us ; but the immediate and of books were imported into t trT
deaths, 16 were brought in dead, and 26 were in a hone been given by that body towards the funds of the „ is;aleisivreet
12 042 000 copies of the marriage of her mother to her father, John marked im t h" h 1 k f • th t
. provemen wlc we may oo or in e one Hous
the house having, to all appearance, pacified Lunnay, e another ,
chance • but should they not be
for at our Custom-house books are weighed, not num- _
he declared
less condition from the first. 126 medical cases were
'-- • t't t" H t. d 1 tl th t ''
ins i u ion. e men lone severa o ier sums a ' '-- 71,283,498 Thomas Serres, the former being the legitimate daughter and working, if not in the form of the institutions, of the men, after some little delay, left the apartment for able to see their way clearly, they would incur a bered-and 33,543 cwt. of our books, of t .
referred to other institutions in consequence of the state were given, amongst which his Worship the Mayor's eleaati=i: water pumped from the wells
5,285,500 of the Duke of Cumberland, brother to George 111. the North, when Southern Demorracy, complicated as b wastin
the purpose, as was believed, of retiring to bed. The very grave responsibility y g a ...session value of £478,198 w .
ere exported from this country-,
ks fth declared valise.,
besides 372 cwt. of foreign boo o e
of the funds only' admitting of the reception into the name appeared as a donor of £25. Green Lane • 21,035,072 She then proceeded to read her petition, which set forth it has been with slavery, shall have ceased to poison and sequel is soon told. The murderer returned to the which the public necessities require should be
of 15,201. Our ex th fore were five times as.
pores, ere , .
Soho
house of patients suffering from acute or serious disease. A vote of thanks was accorded to the president and Windsor
d orted a third went
that the inmates of the house had no doubt that he ha committee of inquiry woold hardly fail to place came from France. Of the hooks exp .
The following report was then read :- committee for their services during the past year, as - 36,583,722 1791, at the parish church of Barton-on-the-Heath, harmony with English feeling, because to command
• a still larger proportion to our -
"In some es • - ---- in the county of Warwick. She was born at Liverpool more of English confidence and respect. The more been after mischief-that he had again allowed his pas- the cause of refofm in a more sound condition for th the United States,
r pects the committee think they may also to the medical officers. .
107,869,220 Th d ty
colonies • onl 537 cwt. to France. e n . on the -
venture to congratulate th Quantity of water in store week endin on the 16th March, 1797, and was the eldest surviving they eiyinse sionate feeling to get the better of him. This surmise • •
e trustees on the present posi- Dr. NEVINS expressed a hope that the visitors to the (they must pardon 'us the word, for assuredly legislation next year. , y t ) amounted to
books imported (valued at £l4 a cw .
tion of this usefnl it• Janua'ry 12, 1861 ' g 9,293.171 issue of the marriage. She was baptised in the parish roved too true ; for it was ascertained that Lumley, in
they are getting rid of a barbarising element), the more P
£5,995; but the duty then was 2.0 s a cwt., except on
to in the last re tolis-titution. The alteartions alluded institution would be more frequent in their visits to the Do. do. January 19, 1861 20,706,252 '
effected mor th P _as urgently needed, have been establishment ________- 11,413,075 church of St. Nicholas, in Liverpool, on the 31st August/ friendly and cordial shall we inevitably grow. the most brutal, atrocious, and cowardly manner, had
• MAIL 'NEWS. books of and from our colonies, or admitted tinder .
e oroughly and completely than was then • 1797. She was married to Anthony Therms Ryves, at But what will be tho consequences to Great Britain, attacked his unarmed opponent with a clasp-knife,. ' nal copyright, bath of which .
The Massilia, with the heavy portion of the treaties of internatio Uttar
contemplated, and with th Mr. Campbell proposed, and Mr. Duncan seconded osemeiere
only 1,5 s ; but by Mr. Gladstone'
each side of th I e best results. Two wards on. Washing out ' &
mains, sewers, c. 2,500,000 the parish church of St. George the Martyr, Southwark in a commercial point of view, of the disruption of the stabbed him as a butcher would the inflated portion of a -0
.ii mba .1
IftM lt th 15th d
y mai s, e a aen e ,an may .
classes paid and pav „
__ e . a
spacious
wa _st ewer floor have been thrown into one a vote of thanks to his Worship the Mayor, for his able
tariff of 1860 the duty on unprieileg d books imported , ,
tat by the removal of da k 93,956,145 and she obtained a divorce a menset et thoro, from the Union, if that disruption should be accompanied by carcass while skinning it, and left him lying in the
in all linguagesos now reduced from MI
, and on both flo rs th Id I r , offensive closets • and dignified conduct in the chair. be expected in Southampton'on the 24th. from abroad,
o e o c osets have b 1 d ' Delivered at Bootle unmixed '1,500,000 Arches Court at Canterbury, on the 16th February, war, and should be followed (as in that case would be street with his life's blood oozing from fourteen places.
Th E r h .1 m . h I, a t Old books, printed before 1801, come in: .
new ones on a simple, self-actin . • • een rep ace by His Worship returned thanks, and said lie felt indebted
~ „ mixed 91,456,145 e 'ng is mai of -ovember let reac-e to 16s acw .
It was not, then, to be supposed, looking to the awful
and placed at the ext • f g principle, well lighted 1841. She said that she was prepared to produce evi- not improbable) by such a general insurrection of the free of duty. .
erior o the build' / to them for the compliment they bad paid him for his Calcutta on December 13th.
enormity of the crime, that the recommendation of the
talent which combine • mg, an arrange- 93,956,145 gallons. dence in support of her allegations, and was ready to slave population as would interrupt for a longer or
THE FATAL CATASTROPHE ON THE SHREWSBURY AND
s several im
The Singapore, with the London mails of
It male's" -On Saturday th
The health both of the patic ts portant advantages. services in taking the chair on that occasion. Since he Proportion of Rivington to well water as 71 to 36.
offer her own sworn evidence. *ury would be noticed. Indeed we believe that Mr
shorter period the growth of the cotton in the Southern J , •
T ' • 1 h f HEREFORD A • . e government
been greatly imgr d th n and of the nurses has had become mayor of this town he had had frequent - ,
Mr. VERNON, in reference to the breekre of the pipe Trayner, the prisoner's counsel, endeavoured to get up November 18th,. and the Nubia, wit i t ose o
inspector, Colonel Yolland, visited Hereford, and, ssith
ove , e recovery of th • Mr. Welsby, on the part of the Crown, submitted States ; This catastrophe would be so terrible, its
accelerated, and t e improved ventilatio e. patients opportunities of making himself acquainted with its at Kensington, said this was a new pipe, had been th •th ••il ftl Ctio ' 't ho ld ' • • • a petition in his favour in Dumbarton, but the feeling the 26th November, left Madras for Calcutta on
at, In e esi enee o ie pe i ner s case, i s u accompaniments so shocking, and its results everywhere other gentlemen, passed over the line and visited the
scene of the accident, between Dinmore and Moreton
ness of the wards have struck ever vi • n and airy fresh- philanthropic institutions and the more he saw of them , an ought not to aye inst.
tested before laid down d h b • was so strong against the murderer that the attempt the.22nd and 26th of December respectively.
and admiration. The necessary co 4 (attor. with pleasure the • ' ' • be shown that there was no collusion, and in every way so dePlorable, that we most earnestly
where the express train ran off the line, over an embank:
the committee believe it to have been a ° 1
ut £200) though more, as a citizen of Liverpool, he felt proud of He thought it very desirable the committee should know Sir C. Cresswell said that a supplementary affidavit pray it may be averted ; but the danger of it, if a civil was unsuccessful. By six e'clock in the morning a The Bombay meils will be delivered this (Tues-
ment, and into a dyke some six feet deep, by which t
outh.zy, has compelled the post one rea ly economical them. He then alluded to the report, and thought that what was the cause of so many pipes bursting. He hd b fil d tat' th tth hII • • • • - - • few spectators had assembled in front of the County- d ) ' dd t hed to the provinces ld•
a een e, s ing a ere was no suc co usion. d d, d everal oth rs n I w°
confltet does break out, is so obvious and so imminent • ay morning, an espa c a les were rowne an s . e arrow y escaped
p . ment to the forth-
coming spring f t I • every person who read it ought to feel convinced that
with their lives during the_ panic that ensued. The .
. oex erne painting and re ai h E proposed that the next pipe that burst should be imme- mt.. Welsby said that he was not aware of that fact, that it would be simple folly to shut our eyes to so buildings, probably with the intention of securing a good by early morning trains.
internal paintmg and colourin with • p rs, and t e ye and Ear Infirmar , held I ver hi h and ver •
injured passengers (except Mr. Herbert, an extensive •
floorin whi hwi g, partial renevral of hen • ' ) . 37 e Y. diately examined by competent parties, such as Mr. and that he was quite satisfied on the point. osition and from the morbid curiosit which some
possible a contingency. How, then, would it affect this P / , 3'
farmer from Galway, who still lies at one of the hotels), .
the tf/ c 11 then be absolutely indispensable f ourable position in the town. (Hear, hear.) Ithad Kenned or Mr Fairbairn, Manchester.
THE PENINSULAR MAILS.
Mr. Theodore Pyeroft Dolby Ryves was examined, persons feel in anticipation of any unusual event of
preservation and cleanliness of the buildin country ? have eo far recovered as to be removed to their friends.
will i wh.or struck out for itself a career of usefulnes * Y'
•
s and ment, Mr CRELLIN-Were there not symptoms of an old
importance. A posse of policemen was stationed at the 'SOUTHAMPTON, Zan. 21.
nvolve a further outlay of about £2OO. g' 'eh which and stated that- he had made an extract from the It is not easy to over-estimate the extent or gravity of After the accident, it was rumoured by some of the par,
~, t5....,_ ...... • be felt certain would in for it the ordial * ' .
sm.e . c fracture ?
steamer
members of the bi,--a;cl-Ofhas contmuect to be pain by ..rport „nj 5,,,.,
,i,t, cth . parish register of the church of Barton-on-the-Heath, the consequences to Great Britain of a cessation, or even gate, and some time afterwards the wholeepolice force The Peninsular and Oriental Company's sengers that they feared one young girl was still anise-
economy to the expenditu Qi.L..1,,,t.nt,.
.of LiverpooL ,
l'he ENGINEER replied that there appeared a glassy
duriag the past ear re If they 'consideP. a 7 ' Warwick, of the marriage of petitioner's father of an • • • te ed and formed a semicircle round the ...-,a • Hll •th the above mails, ing, and this rumour received such credit with the
y large or sudden diminution, of the supply of was mus r , '.I. gus, Captain a, wi
_ _ . 3+ , owed whom, more particularly • re for a moment the delic of th
acy ose part in the centre. The metal appeared never to have
country people round about, that they I?egan to talk of
hart given minute and unremitting superint , organs which were more • and mother. The original was produced by the cotton from the United States. But even in facing a scaffolding, leaving art open space in front. The morn- :
has arrived, bringing thirteen passengers, and
'ate systematic check' fth 1 • cadence to attent. particularly the subjects of been so compact as it oueht to have been. tions and spectres. .It -is not imprebsibl --
. . rector, the Rev. Arthur West Haddon, and he had made ing as yet was extremely dark, the sky being covered
ing o e out ay in every depart-. '
ion on the part of the sl* f h • • . danger of such vast and admitted magnitude, it is im- £2,545 in specie. The Tagus had fine weather IT
acourasne taken bh l h • - . the
ment. Aided by this co-operation, the treasu '
er tution, and th me acal officers ot e Irish- Mr. VERNON said he had had to elo with the con- . .
nis copy from it. That copy was signed by the portant to be exact as to our facts and reasonings, and with heavy clouds, and except for the light from the yt e essees may eve grven some strength
accounts present the actual expenditure of the yearre--ns _slightest d• ar e acute suffering which attended the structiou of iron bridges 600 or 700 feet long, and for 1 h
throug tout t e passage. to theee vagaries, as after the accident they caused the
rector. He produced also a certified copy of the baptism to avoid all exaggerated terrors. Let us recall to our Coanty-house, and two or three adjoining gaslamps, it ,
~ _ _ _ _
_, .
nd the ends of the dyke to be dammed up and the water
outstanding bills remaining uncalled in. To pa then°l and th is rangement of those highly nervous organs/ three lines of rails ; and provision was always made for Her Majest) s ship St. J ean d Acre, a
all, it is true, the treasurer has been obliged toyantici- e amount of skill and of the petitioner at the parish church of St. Nicholas, readers' minds the precise ibearing of the case. The would have been almost impossible that the few dozen Of th k ' -- s
umped out. course, ey new there was no life-
successful tr care required to ensure the contraction and expansion of the material. He Pertu nese s uadron were at Lisbon. On the
pate the income of the ensuing year to the amount of 'th ' eatment, they should certaint kno •
• at Liverpool, which was signed by the curate, and was cotton manufacture, from the first manipulation of the People who were in the street could see the instrument
.g q . Fess body of a passenger at the bottom, but it resulted-
yac wledee - w ether there was an revision of
0 should like to kno wh y p
• med 20th instant the Tagus exchan ed
0. colours with •
in the recover/ of two bags of gold coi .
about Z6O ; which, however, considering the large at the Eye and Ear Institutio dated March 14, 1859. There was an additional certi- raw material to the last finish bestowed upon it, consti- of death a few yards in front of them. Indeed, it see 0 . n, the one con-
claime n had the very greatest the kind in the laying of the pipes ?
s eamer bearin the Greek fla at the main, and taining upwar sof 100 sovereigns, which had been lost .
special exphnse of the alterations above referred to, paid on public support and t ficate from the curate relative to the extract, to the effect tutes the employment and furnishes the sustenance of doubtful, so dark was the morning, whether it would be a. t g g
out of the income of the year, must be regarded as indi- applause.) pa renege. (Hear and The ENGINEER said the pipe was eight feet below the
off Fal- h deb ' fth sn .se had
amongst t e res o e guar s van, and -whim
that the original record bad to some extent been effaced the largest portion of the population of Lancashire, light even at eight o'clock, the hour fixed for the execu- with the British schooner Staghound,
been sent from the head-quarters at Shrewsb 014 .
WY
eating careful economy in the current ex cl•
pen iture. The meeting shortl ground.
•
. y after separated. . by damp ; but that the extract was genuine, and was North Cheshire and Lanarkshire of a coesiderable cation; but by that time the morning had broken con- Mouth. the men at the Hereford end of the line. .
_ oa" It is gratifying to be able to add that the efforts of the .
Mr. CRELLIN said, then contraction and expansion
b rd of e
.te es a eon e o eine un er t e cir-
literally hbt th t ld b bt 'dd h • • ' • • .' • • iderably. The crowd gradually increased, but there LISBON, Jan. 17.-On the 10th instant, the „
conomy have been most heartily and efficiently number in Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Nottinghamshire, s %/LEVER CAPTURE OF A D Reese tsren.---At the Leeds •
seconded by the house surgeons and the matron • d
,an LIVERPOOL POLICE COUR coi=ave nothing to do with the bursting of it. The
cumstances. There were from 30 to 100 entries which and Yorkshire, and of scattered individuals in several was little excitement, much less than might have been Minister of Finance presented bills to the Cortes Town-hall, on Thursday, John Thompson, of Bellowiekl •
that the n -"Ls-YESTERDAY. pressure upon the pipe at the place it burst was 14 lbs. . . .
urges and servants hare conducted themselves . ______..-- had been obliterated in the register in question. He other parts of England, Scotland, and Ireland. The expected, in the town. During the previous evening a •
a further reduction in the customs a young man whose antecedents have been highlY re".
vvell, r eni ' - • ' ' proposing
to one inch,-not a great deal. ectable, was charged with embezzl ut ThcmiPsen'
pe for ng +heir respective duties in an orderl (Before Mr. RATTLES.) considerable number of persons were upon the streets,
and zealous manner. Y took the tracing of the extract himself. actual number of hands directly employed was stated by tariff. Exchange on London at three months is P
'who is a married man and th enle
.
BAD CONDUCT TOWARDS THE .. N The CHAIRmAN called attention to a statement in the
e son of Mr S. Thong:eons
"At the suggestion of the t ATIVES " Mr. NVelsby submitted that, for the purposes of legal M'Culloch in 1854 to be rather more than 500,000 ; . and a few lounging about Church-street, in front of the
d 541 P • 526 n Amsterdam 441, on
quote 2, on ans , o landlord of the Bradfor • : l'feds
d Hotel, in Kirirgate, ~
ma ron the allowance of Two young men, named William M‘G. • ' Mercury that the water had been running away for • .
beer hitherto given t th proof the original document should be produced. there can be no doubt that it now greatly exceeds this County-buildings. It was evident, however, that the as town, •
Hamburg 48, Genoa 523. Rentes 3 per cent, had been employed for the last six months .
has been re li d• o e nurses and female servants John Brompton, was charged by a you tininess and some time into a sewer, and the accident was only dis- . ' . .
_ p ce , in accordance with their own desire ng woman, named bl
Sir C. Cresswell said that it was impossi e for the figure; and if we take into account the subsidiary trades curiosity to witness the execution was not very intense,
4-1 61 d f d3B• th Bank of Lis- traveller for Mr. J. Ralph Lee, spirit mercetant,
by an extra allowance of tea-a change which • t
/ M M *th h • 1
ary ay, wi eying assau ted her, and fo covered by' the ground giving way on the cessation of
Court to decide on the case without the production of and occupations, coal mines, machine works, &c., and a , coupons 4 ~a, e erre , e
as not more than 2,500 spectators were present this 2 . . .
1 dII candle Meadow-lane, Leeds, and it was his duty to account fish
merel
y economical in itself, but a favourable i "is no
; devoured twelve penn'orth of natives (oyster r having the frost. • bon 563 milreis ; the Commercia an .er the a.mounts he received tlc eery evenings
o is employer e „ 2 .
of their dispositions and habits. ndication
paying for same. The girl stated that h s) without The ENGINEER replied that he did not think the water the original record. add the unemployed families of the workmen, we may morning. ' Shortly before eight o'clock the goternor
porto 2 mi reis.
Bnk f 0 60 1 • On Tuesday Thompson's relatives received Int° e• d
~ It will be perceived, by refer s e was selling •
Mrs. Ryves said that she fully agreed with the learned safely assume that nearer 4,000,000 than 3,000,000 are of the prison handed over the prisoner to the charge a o
return prepared bth h' ence to the appended oysters in the street, when the prisoners came up b f h
could have been running twenty-four hours e ore t e . -- which led them to suppose that he had abscond an
y e ouse sur eon th to he judge, and would endeavour to have the document in dependent for their daily breed on this branch of our of the Provost and magistrates of . the burgh. . Tter. .Mr.
and operations of th t _ g , at the cases stall, and asked for six penn'orth of the b t • r discovery. dh t
It is sai t a the postage between France and information was then given in the proper qua had not ‘ 4,
e pas year have been of m es natives question produced. She was then sworn ; and having industry. Calcraft pinioned him in the vestibule of the gaol, Lee then discovered that the young' wan . had . se-
nsual severity, showing that the resourc f ere than She supplied the " fish," and the prisoners h• ' Mr. JOHNSON said he bad seen beams tested which disto be reduced to 2d.
doposed to certain proceedings taken before the old The total aggregate value of British produce and in presence of Bishop Murdoch and the Rev. Mr. Eriglan
___. , . _
.., fully represented the sums of money he ~•
rom , e -
df- 111 l
pital have been for the most part confineedst:ththe hes.
admired the flavour. gave an additional order for aving
afterwards broke with one-third of the weight that they oxbur h Castle has arris e
t for Thempeon
ties and acute eases fo • • e casual- l a like court for the purpose of establishing her identity, stated manufactures exported in 1859 was £130,4 40,000 ;of McDonald. The murderer evinced no emotion while The R g ceived on his behalf; and a warren
d entrusted
_ r which it was originally de • amount. Havine despatched this quantit • were tested for. The test often strained and weakened ' •• • with X 167,000 in gold. apprehension was consequently obtained, antor num.
signed. s a so, they that she was sixty-four yeam of age„ Her memory was this sum cotton goods and yarns constituted L 48,200,000, being pinioned. He did not utter a single word, but bourne
The committee would calhattention to the f t
ever, that the limited funds at their dis II • '')
hh k d
l ac , how_ were wa ing away, w en s e as e them for payment. the Metal.
singularly accurate, and she remembered the death or more than ene-thied. Of this sum the United States appeared firm, and betokened as much as possible the . _____—.o.-------- to that vigilant officer, Detective Ins Pee. tei went ,
.
Lee immedie
,y
dered nee,essary to leave from 25 Jose have ren- They commenced abusing her, arid one of them struCk The ENGINEER said we were not peculiar in Liver- later editions of '
Trance, accompanied by Mr, , • did not iind -
same callous indifference as, indeed, he had done from • The following appeared in oar
35 beds alwa s of her father in 1824, as well as many other circum- took £4,635,000. over to Wakefield and Dewabury, but theY,___ open
unoccupied, whicz it would otherwise have b Y her in the face, and the other kicked her in the side. pool in these bursting of pipes. The engineer of the
een only stances preceding that event. Her mother died ten years Let us now see to what extent we are dependent on the moment the murder was discovered. His appearance yesterday : the missing commercial in either of these_.wwwl
.ee LieerpoolJ In
too easy to fill. The number of in- ati ts The ris water works at Glasgow told him that he had three
p oners made some slight excuse. to his Worship, m• h e - • AMERICA.
after her father. Her recollection as regarded her the United States for our supply of tho raw material for was, nevertheless, haggard, and his face very pele. The which France went on to Manchester eh•-•
e raptly. took
the hos *tal d • th t hP en treated in
pi uring e pas year as exceeded, by about and seemed to think the affair a capital joke ; but his runs urst at one time, and that the town was without •
100, the number of the •
previous year. Upwards of 100 Worship showed them that it was an thin but •
y g a joke,
, water two days in consequence parents extended to the period when she was only three all this enormous production. Many countries contribute procession was then formed, headed by two constables ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA. thelatter town he heard of his man, an.rpeenog• that
the necessary steps to secure him. 1"
the steamer for ,
cases of a chronic character haye been transferr d b • • A repo - . • • and a-half years old. They were then living at the corner to our consumption, but none so largely as North with drawn swords. The prisoner, behind whom was QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 20. tne,
other institutions, as not strictly coming withF t°
y sending them to the "new model" for two months, that in e h
rt as to recent fires was submitted, showing
of Harley-street, Cavendieb-square, and she understood America In ordinarY Years sbe suPPlies us with about Calcraft, followed, attended by the Roman Catholic Thompson would be on board the E• f her .Torge. .
The royal mail steamship Canada, front Boston as 'y kh• h • reparing °L. ' t' •
class of cases for which this hospital was more in the in default of paying £2 each for the assault on the girl. ac case there had beer. a sufficiency of water. s . ' . •
h R ' rf th 10th inst • lew or ,tenin t e nver p
__...1 deteetsve, wen
established. specially The Ch • from them that they left Liverpool when she was onlY three-fourths of our consumption ; and we take off more bishop and priest. There •were also present t e ev. on the 9th and Ha iax on e e arrived France accompaniedby Scott, a LrveTrbethre the mai
SOMETHING FOR THE DOCTORS. , airman and. Mr. Beloe were nominated on the
" The snggestion th t • th
rown ou in e report of last year joint commit
" A rough," named John Kellin, was charged by a • tee appointed to consider the subject of a wim
and a-half years old. They subsequently removed to 81, than half her production. During the last four years Mr. Gray, the chaplain of the prison, and Sheriff Steele. here at 8 p.m., landed mails, except those for 'on boa;cl that vessel on WeclnesdaY, tuf; --Te—iii*--
as to the • pole-street, and thence to 2, Berners.street, where of which we thave full accounts, 1857-1860, our con- At the prison gate they were receive
• d by'Mr. Macintosh, Liverpool, and proceeded at 8.30 p.m. She brings were sent on board, and, almost tlie n7_l: search. France ,
_ propriety of soliciting annual collections from nice-lookinr, femal dA. S •th *th h • reduction of the staff in the treasurer's de t t
' f whom he was= ~ ‘ . ~0
e name sues mi ,wi eying This _ par men .
OR deck was the man o stun nam
the various congregations in the town, on the prin ipl ass 1 b her father established a British school of Arts, gumption was/ of all °art°, 9,062,700 ; °I. the United Provost of the burgh, and the magistrates, The 88 passengers. . .
oung man' • .
adopted by the congregations connected with the E;tabe- in au ted her, and inflicting a serious wound on her arm, was the whole of the public business.
which was the only institution of the description States' cotton, 7,140,000 bales, or rather more than 77 governor of the prison handed the death-warrant to the . ps ~ .. - , r
The steamshi America and Palest;ne fom immediately a prehended the y , 11, vingkt, and
book P ' k hi the name of 00
rchin him ,
llshed Church; has been acted on by issuing a circular Croston-street. The complainant said-On Saturday _______________________ then existing, with the exception of the Royal cent Provost, and the procession marched, without haltin,g, L .
iverpool, had arm ed out. ed to New *ler i •,,, snd on see $
ts belt
per .
Advices ro
f m W h• •
as ington to the Bth in.st., state Paid £8 Bs. for a steerage prong
flawed in an emigran s
letter to the various ministers of reli.ion, emanating night I sent out a youne WOMan who lodges with me EXPLOSION OF GAs AT THE WEsLETAN COLLEGIATE Academy. In 1809, a separation took place between her But although we usually receive 75 per cent. of our through the plot of enclosed ground between t p
he risen
he found forty sovereighs co , a wash, rings, hreast ,
jointly from the Royal Infir a tli Nth _ for some ale f b . SCHOOLS, Wesesni that the Government was sending. small detach-
m ry, e. or ern and .or our supper. The prisoner met and et d f ' NsTED..—An explosion happened on he latter to the fastened round his waist, an" _n was taken natitre,
Southern Hospitals, and the Dispensaries. The response folloNeed her ho d aa ur ay a ternoon in the pl f 's dth parents in consequence of difference of temper, and she supplies from North America, we must not confound and the County-buildings, and through t . ,
nients of trobps to the South. Thompso . m
__ _
that has been made to this appeal, though not so general must get some I
me, an entered the house saying he , Wesleyan Collegiate School, e•
e tphreemiloersserme
11, de, remained in the care of her mother until her marriage, this with being actually dependent cpcn that country scaffold. Oa the scaffold the bishop offered prayers,
Mr. Thompson, Secretar of the Interior had her articles.
pins, and ot _
ea on her vaYage tm etqa!elY
, and the Etna left the n h
bee.n conimitted for tnai.—
as might be wished, is so far encouraging as to justify glasses of le ae'
I got frightened and gave bim two Westminster. The building is Lied ii t sued ' Team- and she was the eldest surviving member of the familY• for this amount. The ractical uestion -if, we wish to Lunnay repeating the words distinctly after him, but ,
resigned, on account, it wtyis said, of th d '
e espatcn afterwards. Thompson. as
the hope that in future years tbe suggestion may be more ve • a to get rid of him. He conducted himself Partments, including dormitories el ss ioo isi. r
13' ture After the separation her mother lived by herself, • h • P (1
' ' • h d f t •If voice The white 'of reinforcements for Fort Sumter. Leeds .3ferern.............,.............hi5m's
vridely and systematically acted upon. The committee ry improperl Y 9 and iaid he must rernah, in the house halls, &c. It appears that at, a -ro m, ec wit measure the precise degree of dearth to which we should wit some egree o remor in is .
ted,
. ..._ s rong smell of.gas had the sanction and authority of the Rev. Dr. Wilmott, be subjected in case of the American supply being inter- cap was drawn over his face, prayers still being repea Much depression reported at Charleston.
beg to tender their best thanks, on behalf of the hospital, all night, and I was go' out fe, -l• hen been experienced N
t desideratum ta all tradesmen"
in o. 1 class-r m, h n fool- he bishop to • The ma •
pray at New Orleans for immediate Goon Boontsitrirro is a yea
apo iceman w which proved that her moral character was not open to rupted,-is, what proportion of our supply could we, and he still answering. On a signal from t d
hied from a want of knowledge ea
as one of the institutions bcnefitted, tee those ministers the prisoner attacked mein% -.
ishly took a lighted candle to lea Thwr tehe aspmoatawhere ith a
and congregations who have kindly acceded to the pro- and cut me severel o' a . struck me with a chair, the leakage had occurred. The gas that had esca d reproach. The witness then entered into some details under the pressure of high prices, and stimulated mer- the executioner, the spring was touched, an ,w. secession was 318. many of whom have been ru .
_y .
orait,
ant
..
- ho are en tirel ten
n the arm The offi • Pe ded in the No plan of adjustment had yet been adopted Those persons w
this subject. .
llv acquainted with an efficient.
Naal, trusting that they will annually continue the charge of the eas 3-
• ' cer who had having acchmulated in the room, the moment the light relative to her family, from which it appeared that her cantile enterprise, obtain from other quarters ? To sudden jerk, the uefortunate man was suspen
those who are only partia , ompeon,
drertisement that Mr. Th
practice they have commenced, and that their example Southern H• e, said he took the complainant to the was taken in the vapour became ianited and exploded father had been employed as draughtsman by the Crown, h• ' 1k b k • 1 • .
answer tis question we must oo ac to exceptiona air. e s re„g e s ,
H t a 1 d liahtly for a minute and a half, by Congress.
system, will see from the a _ •
now
yet:
by
opening
sew
will be more and more generally followed by others. d sal ospital, where the doctor dressed her arm, with a noise like thunder. The 6 • '
concussion was so great and that he was professionally engaged by the Admi- years. It is true that the West Indies send us little, after which he ceased to live. The body was taken . Later advices from Mexico state that Miramon
the writing writer, will begin ill
"As compared with th vious ear there has been
e pre an hi it was a very serious wound M R that the man was prostrated, the maps d h h* lock and interred had been entirel defeated, and had fied. The
classes for bookkeepir ,
r. affies : Is
tan ot er t ings rally at the battle of Trafalgar.. His name was. John and send us all they grow. Brazil and Egypt might down at ten minutes past nine o'c , .
a slight icr • y•CI f I ciee
al eash in thhamount receive ro.m ega , the doctor here ?No sir H • in the room set on fire, and from fore
y • • I Ch is - .
Liberals took possession of the capita on r t Bsosc s CURAINLE
,23, o fifty squares of he prison.
rr Annus, AND
but a d ' him 'No sir h . ave you a certificate from glass blown from the windows Thomas Serres, and he was the son of Domine Serres, send us somewhat increased supplies, especially by send. within the precincts of t
ecrease in donations and there continues to be • , e would not give one ;he •cl • Fortunately the fire ma.s Day. All war was supposed to be ended. . CoNsumrriorr, Com ,
lion of Balsam of Horehound
some falling. off in th ' Ihe were wanted h saa was prevented from extending beyond th. t who was a Frenchman, and the first foreigner who •
-" I believe that the prepara
a part of the I t th C • t Id• d .
mg ess o e ontinen . nla can sen us a vela
or, by Xr. Martin, of 22, copperas-
The removal of e amount of annual subscriptions. 1 e ought co be sent for.-Mr. establishment in which the explosion ha ESCAPE or Two PRISONERS.-On Friday Some COMMERCIAL.
niseed (as PrePar e value, in cases of brim-
town Will, it • the timber trade to the north end of the Raffles : Such conduct on the part of the doctors of the T SP ppenea. obtai
'lied the distinction of admission to the membershiP much larger amount than she usually does, because vast excitement was occasioned at Norwich by the announce- •NT
....EW YORK, e and A
January 8. -But little chang ,s
hill, Liverpoold will prove of .or t n a
nation of tii is to be feared, lead to a considerable aimi- Southern Hospital is a grec.t imp cr . . HE ANISH . , ,
BOURBONS -The n institution b • •
ews of the fear. of the Royal Academy, which eing satisfied quantities are always grown, and they are shipped here ment that two prisoners bad effected their escape from has taken place in either money or stock. New
pri , chili: and incipient constempttot , ha ny other remedy
• nt• con h ' • .
from that soe very importzint support hitherto received e iment to the admini fully sudden deaths of the head of the Q •
stration of justice. I will remand th • - ' Lpanish branch as to her identity allowed her an annuity of £lO. She or consumed at home according to the ruling prices Norwich Castle on the previous evening. The men are York centrals are quoted 781 to 78e-; 11l sa a few minutes • •
inois' '' ' extant. It relieves the most irre a inf. g . . ,
of the ho • woe. The committee trust that the friends . o prisoner for a of the house of Bourbon, the Count de Monternolin and h h hd b uht u a &nil f • h•ld
added t_ at s e a. ro g p . iy o six c i ren, of the year. Now we find that in one year (.1857) .
James Simpson, con.victed of uttering base coin at Bury • - 36 • 1.1 dson 46 to 47
Erie, 3o to , u . 9 • EXChange, and although it contains no preparation of opium, it induces ,
• Vital will •kindl t •h h • dd
ing to the eue__ . . y co-opera e wit temin a - week, and see how the case will progress. Let th •
e wit- of his consort, at Trieste, on the 12th and 13 h '
t inst., ho were suanortine themselves in respectable ositions s h Peterborough, and other places • and Willian;
ia ,pswic ,
I to 103 active ; bills at eh
101, , days are ',
s_sree s SOtbas• ant; rejres tny 1
_ . , h. sleep soothes the nervous system, ail,/
in makinn.- usFiption list for the ensuing year and also nesses be in attendance then.--Inspector Carlisle • W.ll has given a shock to the imagination of men, as en- w " ' • e. P when the crop in the United States fell short, Ind
Barbei, formerly a sub-postmaster at Briglton Norfolk. B dstuffs heavy. Flour restores the healthy action of theltmgs." Recommended. above '
6 °Nam' provisi b d • f ' h d summons for the doctor of the S •
expense of /*join on, y mations, or the seavy you or er a , outhern
1 couraging the notion that so many disasters following in society, and that in tee. endeavours which she had sent us 680,000 bales, and other quarters 255,000* ; It appears that they contrived to manufactu're a rope quoted 104 to HO. rea
close at a decline of sc. to b 1- sales
10c. per arre , , all other medicines by Sir Alexander Tralles-see ThOMSO7I4I,: '
ono another so ra idl and visiting in such vario • made to establish her legal claims, she had had to con- while America supplied only. 1,482,000 bales. It will/ ladder, the stairs of which were made of small pieces of I 4 000 bales. Materia Medico, page 175, eta. 2. The following is from Dr. ,;
imperatively needel and repairs, already referred to, Hospital ?--,Mr. Raffles : Try if he will come without the members of 13 Y • • ils
wa3B on firmer ;sa es, , the eminent chemist :—" I consider the bals f hOte•
"As one family have a mysterious connexion tend with the severest pecuniary embarrassments. 6th h• le bf • d d t t ume wood. They got out of their cell by forcing some iron 14,000 barrels. Cott _
.s._ , „
Cif. Freight 3 1
aortic tntu and aniseed, as pre - ama t
erefore, we t in , e air an mo era e o ass
1 rrovisions s I pared by Mr. Martin an elegant
re portion af th • one.-The prisoner was then remanded. with one another as part of some great dispensati Middling Uplands, 12s.
• ducements bars, and then scaled the massive boundary walls by and efficient cough remedy, and I fully agree with'Sir Alma's.-- ,
committee have gratefZincome of the past year, the The learned judges, after some consultation, decided that under such extraordinary pressure and in , _
oderate. 1. dcr Tralles and Dr. Anthony Todd
The next case was one of stabbing, when a certificate The Count de Montemolin was taken ill on the nem
th means of their rope ladd • .
eX They next clinibed over engagements m
January 8. ,- Cotton musket Thomson, that, in.corda."
Z5O, being the inter yto acknowledge the sum of and died upon the 12tI Th
1. e Countess wa; taken ill
. that the orieinal record of baptism of the petitioner as would be resented b a cessation of the American tion with cod liver oil 1 •
, 1 Is an admirable xemedyre SE
Rawdon in corn li est of Zl,OOO appropriated by Mrs. from a surgeon at the Northern Hospital was produced u i
pon tle 12th, and died on the 13th. The death of the '''
• d h t th •
should be supplied, an t a e registrar of the Court P Y . . .s, t eome high railings into the street below and so effected NEW OBLEAN s
supply we should be able to obtain from India, regye ,
th • iddling t d 11c-c Freights for umptio
is quo C 4 • d dl' t
s nan e Ica e constuutions."- R. Ir. Brett, m• -
the late 'Christo ph
!trice
with the wish of her h b d eir escape. Up to Saturday they had-not been reco- dull; m
11-16 d. M.R.C.S., late Lecturer on Chemistry and Medical .1 ;4 ' • , '
Per Reardon r us an ,as to the state of the injured Person. Mr- Raffles said : second brother, Don F dd B b • • should write to the rector of St. Nicholas, i Is• 1 '
c,rnan o
.e our on, in Styria, at n iverpoo + Brazil, and miscellaneous quarters, at least one-third vered ; but the police were saneuine of effecting their 'cotton to Liverpool . . denee, Liverpool Royal Infirmary. The balsam 0f...,.,,v ~ i- ,*, '
treatment of cases of (1.8--' -sq., to be applied to the Here is a case from the Northern Hospital, where the the Duchess de B b . re h eel Haltfax.)
Four beds are approprialaXes °f the lower bowel. -s do it that
sargeon sends a certificate ; they alwe) from remeMbrance. F eni s, is still fresh In our readers' to forward the same.
rom some of the Continental papers The case was adjourned till to-day (Tuesday). ' more than we did in 1857,-or a total supply of about
• apprehension. - (Latest by Teleg p
• from Washington state that h and aniseed is prepared only bv T. 'Martin eltend't" * '
L.e peras-hill, I,iverpool • but ow' eto its grjat and, • .
Cases, of which a spec' to the reception of such we see tha • •
t sinister rumour 1,200,000 bales. Now, in 1859 our actual consumption r, „,. ' Advices
~.., RE AT aiALVERN. Dr. Stummes having j ust left Dr. Wilson's - h h .b.rt sale, agents hav b'e ' '•ne e Vac' - 141
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deaths found at first sor:e currency, but that both the COURT OF CITANCERY.---SareanAr. . - Pr
•It is true that a considerable part of this was re-exported ; sieian since 1848, is continuing the hydropathic practice at r
Congress, and suggests the restoration of the E - frora -• AT ' •
, .• • can be procured wholesale . Loradm
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this direction b Since A*l I e I want to know how this is ? -Inspector Carlisle : Ok, Count de Montemolin ew dinburgh and York, from Sutton and .47°,,•' m tes,ssi.,-c.i
h egan. to be carried . Pri ast, ween • nd his consort succumbed •to the —RE THOMAS YOb'4o' LCX. FA TE ).,ut we
IN BANKRUPTCY. - • ) . have assumed, as the most probable result, that, in his private residence Abbey ,-illa, Malvern, until hi.c .0 I- i com remise ere ,
macott, Manchester, and wholesale and re,11.`",..d 411:ed'ilelt•
ave beenrsueeessfully tr . out, seventeen cases no sir ; they want to get fees there.-Mr. Raffles : I same malhdy, and died f • 11: - ti a perernetery demand as the case supposes, we should tabl' h t ' '1
d Ili• atients have the privilege 3 i 55011.1 p , . .
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eated 111 CO • rens a virulent attack of CROSTHWAJTE, 1, , ~ :. ~ i., * p eos_
us.irsi men is comp ete . -p h
b ths newly erected The Star of the West, with reinforcements for facteurer, as above. Price, Is. 14 ~ ___ ..,,it for
nfornuty with it. must take some steps in reference to such conduct as scarlatina, ruetain all. eve em.port; cur necessities being more Imperious r i g the public douches and ot er a
Th lozenges in box at is. tide or tsee 07 re-
' 1 The appellant in this case was Mrs. Cresthwaite, who ttan those 9f 'any other country., by Dz. Gully.
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