The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-09 00:00:00

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THE C LIU RCH MAN' S COMPANION. November, 1860
Mtisfers and Co, •

Tesided ,d, litely dontintiation of "A Maiden of our
own Day," this, nuMllei, are lsd td •st,t; has pro-
duced the first chapter of a new tale the ariiiajile and
gifted authoress of "Trevenan Court," who ilds already
contributed so much that is excellent in her own pecu-
liar line. The "Hints for the Formation and Manage-
ment of Bible Classes" continue to give evidence of
experience 'and judgment in this important undertakin7,
and they are calculated to prove very useful to those for
whom they are intended. The beautiful lines on " Nor-
macot Chancel," by R. T., will touch the feelings of all
who read them, and the whole of the contents of the
present number Of the " Companion" afford additional
evidence how well this periodical deserves the prominent
favour it meets with from the young members of the
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ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.

CHAPLAINCY.
Nottingham County Gaol : salary £100: testimonials before
Nov. 10.

CIIRACIES.
Pottisham and Bottishani Lode, Cambridgeshire : dio. Ely.
Broughton, Bucks : dio: Oiford..
Haigh, Lancashire did. Cheiteil
Homerton, St. Barnabas, Middlesex.: dto. Londmi.
Malden w. Chessington, Surrey ; dio. Winchester.
Nas.ington, Northamptonshire : dio, Peterborough : stipend
£5O with title.
Puddletown,.Dorset : dio. Salisbury: stipend £9O. -
Sheffield, co. and dio. York.
Trowbridge, Wilts : dio. S.ilisbury. •
Watford, llerts : dio. Rochester: (Two): senior stipend £121)

junior, with a title. •
Wells, Somerset : dio. Bath and Wells.
Wentwoith, co: and dio. York.
Whitchdra, Salop did. Liehtleld stipend BM.'
Wyvenhoe, Essex : dio. Bochestel!.

MA STERSHIPS.
Huddersileld College : English :• salary £lOO : pat. the Principal.
Trowbridge Grammar School, Wilts : Rev. J. W. Gann, dec:

TILE BAZAAR FOR TILE MAGDALEN ASYLUM OF THE
Goon- SiIEhLERE.—The receipts td-day amounted to
not less than. X1,06d, shoWing the stream appreciation
which is entertained by the tiVerpoor'pliblic of the
peculiarly important objects to which the funds thus
obtained are to be devoted. _

SALE OF PAINTINGS, PRINTS,. 8.:C..-This..day,.l.lessrs.
Walker and Ackerley will offer sale, by private treaty,'
a splendid collection. of the above ; and persons inte-
rested in the highest and best illustrated works of art,
will find the collectiqn unrivalled; and as sales must be
elfected without reserve, purchasers will find an oppor-
,tisuity, rarely to tis Met with of proctiring some of the
best works extant.
LIST OF PASSENGERS PER S.S. NOVA S
Colonel and Mrs. Rollo, Captain and Mrs: Molson, three
children and nurse, Dr. Douglas, Dr. Sewell, Mr. and
Mrs. Bowles, Mr. and Mrs. Finlay, Mr. and Mrs.
&obeli, Mr. and Mrs. Forest and child, Messrs. Sitley,
Anderson, Garrill, Burstall, iteid, Whitehead, Miss
Whitener (sister of the Holy Cross), Very Itev. E.
Soria ,ReV. W. Murray, Rev. R. Tannehill, Mr. and
Mrs: Bentillier, t* children •and sersantl Messrs.
Blair, E. Gartsell, W. Gartsell, two Misses Morton,. •
Captain Hudson, Captain Bellefneille, 'Messrs. Moat,
Jongenson, and forty-two steerage passengers.
'Pitt WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE.-The usual weekly
meeting of this committee was held yesterday, in the
(board-room of .the workhouse. Mr. Cropper in the
chair. The other members of the board r present were,
.Messrs. Whitty, Peck, Denton, Shaw, and Goodeltild.
The number of inmates in the house at present is 2231;
number last week, 2169, increase, 62 ; number in 'the
house at the corresponding, period last year, 1983. From
the report of the medical officer (Mr. A. Gee), the fol-
lowing is extracted :-" I beg to inform the 'committee
that a man was admitted last week, and from-the house
where he had been there were 13 cases of fever, of
of whom 3 had died." There were 33. fever cases, and
33. itch, cases; cured And discharged, 12. The other
business before the board was of the usual routine kind.
COUNTY COURT.-.--WHITESIDE V. ILA.GUE. -Mr. Cobb
appt,.ared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Grocott for the
defendant. The action was brought by 'Mentes White-
side,-,of No. 11, Barnett-street, to recover from James
Hague, farmer, £26 and costs. It appears that, on the -
MI August, plaintiff beught a mare from the defen-
dant. for 126, Under condition that if it turned out to be
unsound it Was to be returned on payment. of the pus_
chase money. 125 was paid down; another sovereign
Was to have been paid at Wigan fair. The mare, how-
ever, proved unsound. She was returned to Lucas's, ,
arid a grey horse, of an alleged equal value, was 'offered
in , exchange by the defendant. The horse was lame,
and refused. Defendant, who said an exchange only
was stipulated for, would not return the purchase
money. hence the action. Verdict'for the plaintiff.
ILLUGAL _ WEIGIVA AND MEASURES.-Yesterday, at
the police eotitt, befdtC Messrs. Castellain and Preston, the
following persons. summoned for using deficient,weights
and measures, were fined in the sums annexed :-Patrick
Lane, fruit dealer, 55, Chisehale-street, measurerepresent-
ing a quart more than a pint deficient, and two measures
representing pints near half-a-pint short each; fined
10s.. and 4s. 6d. costs': measure representing a quart, a
pint short, and another representing asp int, half-a-pint
short; fined ids. and 4s. dd. costs qart more than a
pint short ; 'fined ss. and 4s. 6d. costs. Jas. Dougherty,
frilit dealer, 42 Court, Henry Edward-street; 'measure
representing a quart, a gill short of a pint; fined £1
and 4s. 6d. costs pint nearly half-a-pinkshort ; fined
ids. and 454 a costs. Edward O'Brien, fruit dealer,
9 Court, lenry Edward-street, Measure! representing. a
quart, more than a pint deficient, and pint half-a_
shert ; fined 10s. and 4s. 6d. costs. Anthony Metcalf,
fruit dealer, .2-,Northampton-street, pint more than half.:
a-pint deficient; fined £1 and 4s. 6d. costs': fined June •
26, 1857, 58, and 4s. 6d. costs, and Nov. 8, 1858, los.
and 4s.- 6d. costs. Mary Hanlon, fruit dealer, Orange_
street, quart one and a quarter gill deficient; fined 10s.
and 4S. 6d. costs.. Mary Harrison, butcher, 47, Walnut.:
street, scale 11, oz. against purchaser fined £2 and
4s. 6d. costs. Jane Sheareri, fruit dealer, 20 Court,
Adlington-street, quart nearly half-a-pint short; fined
ss. and 4s. 61 costs. Mary Shearon, fruit dealer, 20
CoUrt, Adlin gtcrn-street; quart more than half-a-pint short,
fined 6s. and 4s. 6d. costs. James Kiernan, provision
dealer, 10, Gerard-street, scale 6 drachms against pur-
chaser, fined £1 and 4s. Gd. costs; putty. pasted under
selling. plate. John Johnson Monaghan, provision
dealer, 31, Circus-street, scale 1 oz. against purchaser ;
fined £1 -and 45., 6d. ; halfpenny under selling plate.
Ann Dernan, fruit dealer, Islington Market, quart
nearly half-a-pint short; fined ss. and 4s, 6d. costs.
Henry "Osborn, provision dealer, G 4, Richmond-rosy,
a scale 3 oz. against purchaser, anothersl; oz. against
purchaser, and another 6 drams; fined £3 and 4s. 682,
being 20s. each case. Paris and Jackson, provisiori
dealers, 176, Richmond-row, two scales each oz. against
purchaser; fined £2 and 4s. Gd. costs; butter on selling
plate.
NEW PATENTS . -The followiag patents have been
granted during the week ending November 6 :-Jarnes
Brickhill, of Bromley, and James Noble, of Stepney,
" Improvements in screw propellers." Alexander Wil-
son, of Edinburgh, "Improvements in the construction
of railway carriages, waggons, and trucks, which im-
provements are also applicable to vehicles for common
roads:" Samuel Davey, of tonbn' "Improvements in
fastenings for attaching buttons, studs, brooches, or
other' ornaments and fastenings, to articles of dress and
for other uses." William Horatio Harfield, of London,
"Improvements in 'capstans and windlasses, and in
shackling chains." John Pile, and John Robert Smyth,
both of West Hartlepool, " Improvements in the pre-
servation of iron surfaces from corrosion or decay"
Robert Read, of Leicester, "Improvements in the
manu-
facture of waterproof fabrics permeable to air."-Cont-
nsuniestel front the British and Foreign Patent Offices,
:4, -Clayton-square, Liferpool.
"General Bosco," says the Paris Pays, to leave
Paris for Gaeta at once, to again place himself at the
disposal of his Sovereign.
Our readers may remember
that on leaving Naples
he gave his parole that he would
not for the space of two months take-up arms for King
FranCis 11. That period will expire on the 14th, and
it is that fact which explains the Geilliral's departure."
THE Tort-raw ISLA.ND S.-A letter from Corfu, dated
the 26th of October, says :-" The Marlborough, with
' Admiral Martin on bOard, arrived here during the early
part of the week; also the Exinouth, Orion, and James
Watt. On Wednesday the Neptune .and Victor Emma-
nuel, together with a gunboat, came -in' making a total
in our harbour, with the Melpomene frigate, of six line-
of-battle ships, frigate, and two gunboats. One gun-
boat leaves on Friday with a mail for Malta. Sir
Edward Buiwer Lytton is .here, with his son, who
is on his way to Paio, Of which island he has been
appointed Resident. Sir Edward, I am informed, remains
here four months, engaged on some literary productions."
LIVERPOOL INFIR3IARY FOR CHILDREN. -Returns
for the month of October.-Fresh patients admitted,
178; Patients who have received treatment, 37g;
Patients remaining under reatment, 231. 'Honorary
medical officers, Mr. Stephens and Mr. Hey; assistant
medical officer, Mr., Rowe ; treasurer,' Arthur Dempsey,
Esq.; honorary surgeon dentist, Mr. Newman.