The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-31 00:00:00

APPOINTMENT OF SURGEON.

The candidates for this appointment, who were
requested to, attend the meeting, were in attendance,
and the chairman proceeded to take the votes of the
members with a view of recommending the four most
eligible gentlemen.
Mr. Thomas Morland Hocken, 180, Falkner-street,
Liverpool, was first called. He was twenty years of age.
His diploma had been deposited with the committee,
and he was supported by thirteen testimonials, and
copies of testimonials. He was a member of the Royal
College of Surgeons in England, and of the Apothe-
cary's Hall, London. Had not performed any capital
amputations, but had removed dislocations. He had
fulfilled the positions of assistant-surgeon and resident
medical officer at Dr. Robinson's Medical Lunatio
Asylum, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, surgeon to the ship
White Star, assistant-surgeon of Meath Hospital, and
County of Dublin Infirmary.
The second candidate was Mr. James R. Clement, St.
Helens, twenty-five years of age. Qualifications, M.D.
Capability of performing capital amputations success-
fully, as he had done in private practice at St. Helens
for the last eighteen months, and of filling the position
for which he applied satisfactorily. Previous engage-
ments: Resident surgeon at Dumfries Royal Infirmary;
assistant medical officer at Crichton Royal Asylum,
Dumfries; assistant to Dr. W. A. F. Bourne ; and pri-
vate practice at St. Helens for the last eighteen months.
Third candidate, Mr. George Shearer, 24 years of
age, supported by 14 testimonials. Qualifications,
M.R.C.S, of England ; general competency. Previous
engagements : President of Extraordinary Hunterian
Society ; Physician at the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh.
Fourth candidate, Mr. W. J. Mallet, Silverwell-
house, Bolton-le-Moors, 22 years of age. Qualifica-
tions : M.R.C.S. in England, member of the Apothe-
caries'-hall. Supported by eight testimonials. Had
operated on dead bodies ; removed dislocations in. small
joints.

- Fifth candidate, John Norman, elvendish-place,
Carlisle, 23 years of age. Had not received any
surgical degree ; had not practised privately ; had
acted, however, as assistant dispenser in Edinburgh.
Qualifications : M.D. of Edinburgh University ; general
competency.

Sixth candidate, Dr. M'Carthy, 44 years of age. Had
acted as medical otlicer in an infirmary for twelve
months, and had been in private practice.
All the candidates had made themselves acquainted
with the general business a the Liverpool Workhouse
Hospital, and were read y to enter upon their engage-
ments immediately siter the appointment.
Ultimately, Messrs. Hocken, Shearer, Mallet, and
Clement were recommended to the consideration of the
Select Committee.

There was na other business of public importance.

COUNTY MAGISTRATES' COURT,
BIRKENHEAD.
(Before the Rev. R. M. FIELDEN, R. BRYANS, J. B.
CASE, Sir E. CusT, Bart., J. JACRSON, and T. DAR-
EYSHIRE, Esqs.)
Mary Burns, anything but an amiable-looking female,
was charged with robbing a child, about two years of
age, of threepence. The facts of this case were proved
by a little girl not more than four years of age, who
said, on the proceeding Tuesday she was going along )
Kent-street towards Sandford-street, when she saw the
alio child with threepence in her hand, going for
bread. They went to the bakers, but could not get the
bread, and were returning home when they met the
prisoner, who took them up an entry, and threatened to
kill the child if she did not give her the threepence.
The child being frightened did so, and the woman
decamped, and nothing more was heard of her until sb a
was apprebeaded by the poliee. The girl was posit' we
as to the prisoner being the thief ; but that she ste „Ai),
denitd, until the bench threatened to send her for ; trial,
when she pleaded guilty, and was sentenced ti
.) be im-
prisoned for fourteen days.
TIKE GRAND CHARGE OF THE CHESHIRE V
OLUNTEERS
ON THE BIDSTON TOLL-BAR.—TiIiS case was to have
been heard this day, and so much exciter dent was mani-
fested, that the court-house was crow
,ded. However,
Mr. Bretherton stated to the bench tf.
,at it would be a
great convenience to Mr. Conway a► Ad himself if it was
postponed until a future day ; and., as it was a point as
to who was right and who was tirrong on the occasion
of the attack upon the toll-bar,, Ito evil would arise from
its being postponed, provide(' 4, as Sir Edward Cost said,
there was no more goin`z through gates in that way,
without paying. The bench then consented to the
adjournment.

A CAUTION TO 'T. BIRKENHEAD MONEY-LENDERS.
—Messrs. W. Currie, auctioneers, of Hamilton-
street, Billen}.iead, appeared to answer a summons pre-
ferred agel'Ast them by the Board of Inland }Menne,
for havir,g advanced money upon furniture, contrary to
the act. of Parliament, by which they had rendered them-
seiv,es liable to a penalty of £5O. Mr, Tyndal, the soli-
c:Ator to the Board, in explaining to the Bench the act of:
Parliament, said it had been introduced for the purpose
of protecting parties, mostly of the lower classes, &cull
extortion. In Liverpool, cases had frequently bee n
brought before the Bench ; but this was the first case
that had occurred, to the knowledge of the Board, ot)
that aide of the water. Therefore, as it might act as a
caution to others, it was deemed desirable to bring it
before the Bench. In this case the defendants had
lent a young man £7 lOs upon some furniture, and,
for six months, had charged 255. as interest. At the
end of the six months he was not able to pay the prin-
cipal, and as the matter had come to the ears of the
board, this action was brought. He then proceeded to
explain, that he was perfectly sure that the defendants
had acted in ignorance of the existence of the law, and,
therefore, he would suggest that the magistrates should
mitigate the. penalty to one-fourth—the lowest they had
the power of doing. In answer to Sir Edward Cost,
Mr, Tyndal said that no person keeping a shop, unless
A pawnbroker's shop, could lend any sum under £lO
without a license. The defendant having acknowledged
that he had committed the offence under ignorance, the
bench mitigated the penalty to £l2 10s., with the usual
costs.

FOUND DROWNED.—On Wednesday the body of a
tutu named Donald Ralph, a sailor, was taken out of
Canning Dock. It is supposed he fell from the ship
Nymph whilst in a state of intoxication, on Tuesday
night, and was consequently drowned.
NEWS FROM THE DAVIS' STRAITS FISHERY.—On
Saturday intelligence was rece'aYed in Hull of the arrival
of the Arctic at Peterhead, from Davis' Straits (Cum-
berland inlet), with seNen fish-105 tons. She reports
the Union, 90 told, Agostina, 90 tons ; Polar Star,
three fish, 30 to, 4,0, tons ; Alert, one fish ; Sophia, of
Aberdeeav 6A tons ; Lady Franklin, of Aberdeen, 50 .
tons“ rnzaa and Isabel, Hull, 50 tons. Thi,s is ex-
fliely early in the season for such favw,fg„hle intelli-
, gente to arrive, and it augurs well for futikre success,
AUSTRIAN FEELING IN T% AN,—The Pergweranza
of Milan calls the atl,ention of its readers to certain
demonstrations get up here and there in that city by
partisans cf Austria. Thus, on the 18th, a toag, Was
dre.r.l; tp. the Emperor of Austria in, EA 141blie coffee-
g,l4l,
hoos e ; this becoming immediate known, a crowd
assembled before the place, the people were about
to proceed to extremitiok Tfllen.a strong force of cara-
bineers arrived atid prevented all disturbance. The
coffee-house has since been closed,by order of the cues-
tore (Prefecture of Police). Again, on the 24.. th, similar
1 ,manifestations occurred on other points,
hid to interfere as before, auk the police

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stamps).
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MESSRS. GABRIEL,
THE OLD ESTABLISHED DENTISTS,
gar 154, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL
Wr• 33, LUDGATE-HILL, ), OIN_
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BIRTH.,
On tine 24th instant, the wife ot AL'. Edward Jones, South-
hill-road, of a son.

MARRIAGES.
On the 26th instant, at the parish church, Walton-on-the-
Hill, by the 11,ev, rr
• Hornby, M.A., Mr. Jas. Hannah to Sarah
Jane, yoUllwat daughter of Mr. John M'Comb, agent, Toxteth-
park.
OA the 24th instant, at the parish church, Prescot, by the
vicar, Mr. William Fligginson, grocer, St. Helen's. to
daughter of the late Mr. Francis Rogers, of Ealing, Middlesex.

• DEATHS.
On the 28th instant, aged 82 years, Elizabeth, relict of Isfr.
'William Solomon.
On the 28th instant, aged 2% Mr. John M`Fadzen, 6%
Seymour-street.
On the 29th inst., aged 76 years, John Kirby,Esq., late
tobacco manufacturer, of this torn.

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