The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-13 00:00:00

SELECT VESTRY.

The usual fortnightly meeting of the Select Vestry
4Taa held yesterday morning at the Parish-offices,
ierownlow-hill. Mr. Churehwarden Cropper presided.
The other gentlemen present were Messrs. Smith,
°wen, Williams, J. Whitty, Cooke, Peck, Denton,
Byfaril, Satchell, and Turner.
WORKHOUSE COMMITTEE.
The .proceeiiings of this committee were read and
ontirmed. They contained a recommendation to board
the Aloors of the roof .s which the old men occupy, in
.order 10 obviate their C0Mpi.2,410.
INDUSTRIAL-SCHOOLS COMMITTEE.
tOR trim motion of Mr. Satchell, seconded by Mr.
Williams, the proceedings of this committee were con-
fuNse4l. . From the minutes, it appeared that a long dis-
mason bad taken place at the last meeting relative to
children*--registered B.awan Catholics—who had been
placed in .‘ervice at Bacup, i 4 Protestant families. Mr.
Whitty real,a letter on the subject, complaining
that these children were prevented Jrom attending the
Roman Catholic t.?.hurch. The inspector vas directed
to enquire into the facts of the cases, and on the Bth of
Stine a resolution was passed, on motion of Mr.
Saechell, seconded by Mr. Jones, to the ens;t that the
committee, having investigated the several cases brute ht
'Under their notice, and heard the report of the out-door
illaPeetor, was of opinion that no exertion had been
%sect to induce the children to attend any particular
Place of worship ; and therefore decided that the chil-
dren should remain in their situations.

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FINANCE COMMITTEE.
On the motion of Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. Owen,
the proceedings of this committee were confirmed, with
the exception of the portion relating to the medical
(Ustrict.

A. discussion ensued with reference to the re-distribu-
tion of the medical relief districts; and it was moved by
Air. Owen, and seconded by Mr. Turner, " that the
'Whole parish be divided into 12 medical districts, to be
lie newly vita! as possible; that Messrs. Swift, Garth-
!gide, Norris, and Gilde,rsleeves be retained at their
present salaries; that Messrs. Sayer, Games, and Barnes
be ea,412 offered one of the uevf districts, at a salary of
4125 per annum, with vaccination, but no other fees;
ittlid to be allowed private practice; that all future
11$14ointmento to the office of district medical officer be
24049 up At the terms stated iu the last resolution."
There was no other business.

et:awl/Blies isQuasTs.—Yesterday the Coroner held
the fallowing inquests :—On the body of a child named
Ainslie% the danghter of a plasterer, residing in a
court off Blenheim-street. The parents of the child are
Rory drunken persons, and it appeared that the child's
death was caused by want of proper sustenance and
tiaanition' and the jury found a verdict to that effect.—
011 the body of James Westhead, a bailiff, who lived in
Codriugton-street, who was in the service of Mr.
Zirby, of Peter's-lane. He was taken ill suddenly on
Monday, -and died almost immediately. It appeared
that death was caused by apoplexy, and the jury
found aceordingly.—On the body of a boy named James
6,lleppard, seven years of age, who was accidentally
drowsed in the canal on Sunday. Verdict accordingly.
AsszaroA..—The Liverpool, New York, and Phila-
delphia Company's steamer, Kangaroo, Captain Brooks,
win sail this afternoon for New York, with a ship letter
email. The letter-box at the Post-office closes at 215
'Pan., with a late fee of one penny at 2 30 p.m., and at
'the Landing-stage with a fee a lid. until 3 p.m. Let-
lets and newspapers by this vessel must be addressed,
"per Kangaroo," or "Private Ship," and must be pre-
I:mid. The Montreal Ocean Steam Navigation Com-
PaWs royal mail screw-steamer, Melita, will be des-
)itched for Quebec and Montreal, with the Canadian
'III, 114 The box at the Post-office will finally close at
Pa., without late fee. Letters may be forwarded via
Queenstown, if posted before 9 30 p.m.

Our readers have only W send a penny stamp and they will
teceive, free by post, the "Invalid's Own Guide," or natural
Corer, without medicine or expense, of perfect digestion,
nerves, sound lungs, and rpfreshing sleep, to the most
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d 'silkiness, even during pregnancy, debility, nervousness,
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,•••nstipation, flatulency, diarrhcca, dysentery, biliousness,
/avers, sore throats, catarrhs, colds, noises in the ears, rheu-
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sleeplessness, acidity, palpitation, heartburn, head-
hb cramps, spasms, sinking, Rts, bronchitis;
*hilww's complaiifts. Accompanied with . numerous
liugasssful cures, which had resisted all medical treatment and
t•arg abandoned as hopeless. D. T. Barry, 77, Regent-street
+4obdon,