The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-02 00:00:00

3,tuntraurt rotas,

LADY-DAY QUARTER.
QU.EEN INSURANCE COMPANY.
FIRE INSURANCES falling due this Quarter
should be RENEWED on or before the 9th April.
, By Order, •

W. P. CLIREHUGH, Manager.
Chief Office, Queen Insurance-buildinga; ' '
Liverpool, March, 1860.

- INSURANCE NOTICE.
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IcUPERIAL FIRE OFFICE.
Those persons whose ANNUAL POLICIES were RENEW
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A LE on the 25th.instanto are respectfully informed that,' for
their own security, they should be renewed within fifteen days
from that date.
• WALT t 2 CLARKE, 30, Castle-street,
J. W. S. MAY York-buildings, Dale-street,
GEORGE B. LENNARD,2O, Redcross-street, Agent s
HENRY BULLET', Birkenhead,

ThIEN you WANT any genuine LEFTTOFF
eLOTHES,• go to •JACKSON'S Kendal House; 96,
'tecapel.

THE. LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
NEW. AND SECOND-HAND
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL,
KENDAL HOUSE, 96, WHITECHAYEL.
TA CK S ON,, New and Second-hand
,CLOTHES
ty DEALER, of .

47, BROWNLOW-BILL,:
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Respectfully intimates that, with the view,of extending his
Business, he has adapted the extensive prettilses;'96, White-
chapel, which be lots OPENED ,D in connection. with his
present Establishment, as a WHOLEtALE and RETAIL
DEPOT for NEW and BECONII-,11/LND--CLIITIIING tif the
very choicest and best description and.quality. -
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOTIITNIVIN EVERY
VARIETY , -

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. •
VRYIN.G'S ,E.XCURSION-S,
_JU ON THURSDAY NEXT, STH INSTANT,

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READING, OXPOREt;"RANBURY, LEAMINGTON, WAR-
WICK, BIRMINGHAM; WOLVERHAMPTON,'
SHREWSBURY, &c.,
Leaving Liverpool Landing-stage at 10 a.m. and
Birkenhead at 10 20 a.m.
On GOOD FRIDAY and EASTER MONDAY to LLANGOL-
LEN, OSWESTRY, SHREWSBURY, WOLVERHAMPTON,.
BIRMINGHAM, &c., leaving Liverpool Landing-stage at 7 45
a.m., and Birkenhead at 8 5 a.m.
Also, on GOOD FRIDAY, leaving Liverpool Landing-stage
at 8 30 a.m.; and Birkenhead at 8 50 a.m., for WREX-
HAM, RUABON, 'LLANGOLLEN-ROAD, OSWESTRY, and
SHREWSBURY. .

Tickets, Bills, ke., with full particulars, may be had at the
Company's Offices, 11, James-street; at the Railway Stations;
and from JOIIN ERVING, Conductor,
4aps 41,,Norton-street, Liverpool. •

LONDON AND NORTH=WESTERN RAILWAY.
NORTHERN -DIVISION
ALTERATIONS. FOR APRIL.
The 6 30 a.m. Train, London ,to Liverpool, will call at
Rainhill. • : . • -.
The 7 30 p.m. Train„Liverpool to Manchester, will call at
• • • •
A New Fast .Train will leave Liverpool for Manchester, at
10 40 a.in:
A New Fast Train will leave. Manchester for Liverpool, at
5 0 pan.
A NeW Trait will leave Liverpool for Newton-bridge, at
6 15 pan.
The 5 15 p.m. Train, Rainhill to Liverpool, will leave at
445 p.m. • - -
The 8 30 p.m. Train, Liverpool to St. Helen's Junction, will
leave at 8 20 p m.
The 6 15 p.m. Train, from Liverpool, will leave at 6 45 p.m.,
discontinue stopping at all Stations between Edge-hill and
Newton, and reach Manchester at 8 30 p.m'.
The .9 25 p.m Train, St. Helen's Junction to Liverpool, will
leave at 9 5' p.m.
A New Train will leave Hartford for Liverpool, at 5 10 pail.
The II 30 a.m. Train, Manchester to Liverpool, will leave at
11 35 a.m. • • '
The 5 25 p.m. Train, Manchester to Liverpool, will leave at
530 p.m • "
Passengers . will be conveyed to Liverpool by the Train
leaving Warrington at 8 30 a.m.
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
Trains on Good Friday, except the 9 0 a,m. Mail from
London, will run as on Sund4s.
• DAY TICKETS. .
ssued on Thursday, April sth,, and intervening days, will be
available until the following Tuesclay,'April 10th inclusive.
For further particulars, &c., see company's Time Bills.
BY ORDER.

Superintendent's Office, Liverpool;
March 23, 1860.

BIRKENHEAD. RAILWAY.
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GOOD FRIDAY.
Thy service of Trains on this Company's Line, to and from
Birkenhead, Chester, and Manchester on the aboye day, will
be-as follows

UP TR4INS.
Stop. Past. Stop. Fast. Stop. Stop.
LIE. CIII, a.m. a.m. a.m.
1&3 1&I 1&I 1&3 1& 3 1& 3
LIVERPOOL dep 610 745 8 0 830 9 0 940
L'cliug stage
BIRKENHEAD „ 830 8 5 820 858 920 10 0
CHESTER air 720 • 910 • 10 15 10 50
DITTO dep 7 50 ...
WARRINGTONarr 8 45
MANCHESTER „ 9.85

UP TRAINS.
• Fast. Stop. Fast. Stop: Fast. Stop.
Mail.
a.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
;l&3 1&3 1&3. 1 & 3 1&3 1& 3
LIVERPOOL
L'ding stage dep 10 40 140 410 6 0 7 0 910
BIRKENHEAD „11 _0•- 2 0 430 ¢2O 720 925
CHESTER arr 11 '35 250 5 0 710 8 0 10 10
DITTO dep 815.
WARRINGTONarr ... ••• ••• 9 5
...
MANCHESTER „ •• ' • 9 55
• • Passengers booked, to Great Western Line only.
' • A This Train will Call at Stations' between' Chester.
• '
OWN TR4INs.
▪ Seop. Stop. Fast.. Stop.
.m.
I&3' 1&3 1• &3 1& 3 1& 3 p 1 & 3
RANCHES' R '
Victoria Stat'n dep ••• • ••7 0
WARRINGTON „ 8 0
CHESTER air .• 850 -• DITTO dep 445 815 0 15a 10 01125 6 0
BIRKENHEADarr 515.' 9 5 950 10.50 12 5 650
LIVERPOOL „ 535 925 10 10 11 10 12 25 7
.10
DOWN TRAINS. • • •
Stop. Fast. Stop. Stop. Ifttop:'
p.m.
MANCIIS'R P.m.
. &'3 I'&'3 I 6tr3 1 &'3 'l'& 31& 3
1 j
Victeiria Stat'ir j deg "-
WARRINGTQN • • "' 8 •10 -
CHESTER'. arr
DITTO :T; dep 0 14 15 8 4,5 915• 9 43
BIRKENHEADarr 755 830 910 940 10 10 10 20
LIVERPOOL „•8 15 850 930 10 0 10 25" 10 40
• From Great Western Line only:
a This Train will not stop between Chester and Birkenhead.
FARES ; , ,
ss. 3r4 Class
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Birkenhead to Chester, or •) Ist Class.
Chester to Birkenhead
Manchester. to Cheater, or
Chester tb Manchester
Manahester to Birkenhead, or f Birkenhead to Manchester
Warrington to Chester, or
Warrington to Birke.head, or and 8ack....35„ ed.
Birkenhead to Warrington
Children -ancicr Twelve years of age, Ha if-price.
TUB TICI/F.TS WILL BE AvAitAtLE FOR 'CITE DAY ONLY.
ORDINARY RETURN TICKETS issued on Thursday, the
sth of April, and intervening days, will be, available up to and
including the following Wednesday.—By order,
CHARLES MASON, General Manager.
Birkenhead, March 26, 1860.

and Baek...ss. Od.

FATAL ATFRAY vrrilt POACHERS.— -0n Thursday
morning,. about three (Mock, as two of Sir Thomas
Seabright's gamekeepers were on the look-out for, a
number of poachers they had been informed were in the
park' and preserves a few hours previous, they met with
three men armed with guns in a lonely place called
Foul-slough, adjoining Lamb-spring, a lane between the
village of Studham and Gadsden-row, situate about half
a mile from the mansion, five miles from Hemel Hemp-,
stead, and two miles from Markyate-street. On getting
near to the poachers, John Seabrook, the head game-
keeper, demanded of them what business they ha there.
Instead of giving an answer, one of the three trespassers
deliberately took aim and fired the contents of la:VI
which entered the neck and breast of the keeperi
wounded man made a convulsive spring, fell on back
with a groan, and instantly expired. Another of the
gang of poachers shot at Thomas Cook,ile contrived, the second
gamekeper, and severely injured him.
witk much difficulty, to reach some cottages near the
Scene of the murder,' and gaie information of what had
passed. The police have apprehended n man named
Cain nn suspicion.