The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-20 00:00:00

BIRKENHEAD COUNTY COURT.

(Before J. W. HARDING, Esq.)
ACTION FOR COMPENSATION.—YOUNG V. BAIDWIN.
Bretherton appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr.
Rymer for the defendant• The action was brought to
recover £l5, compensation for injury done to a child of
the plaintiff's. It appeared that on the 15th os Feb-
nary the defendant, who lives at Morton, was dnting a
allandry at a very great speed through Hamilton-streets
and near the theatre the child, who is about twelve
Years of age, was run over, and sustained a fracture of
the leg. For the defence it was alleged that the horse
lan away, and that the driver had no control over him
therefore he was not liable. Decision deferred.
In IV LIVINGSTON.—Mr. Blackhurst applied for the
withdrawal of the petition in this case, and was opposed
by Mr. Rymer, on behalf the Liverpool Tradesmen's
Loan Company. His honour stated that he should
lot:Luke the insolvent to shew what had become of the
goods assigned to Mr. M'Connell under a deed of
assignment for the benefit of the whole of the creditors,
and retained the petition on the file.

. Blue Coat Hospital
2 Male & Female Orph. Asylum
3 Moorfields School .
4 St. Matthias' ....
5 Hunter-street ...
6 St. James's
7 Welsh Charity
8 St. Michael's, Toxteth
9 St. George's, Everton
0 St. Chrysostom's.
.1 St. Mark's
2 St. Andrew's
3 St. Paul's .
....
4 St. Saviour's..
,5 St. Jude's
6t. Augustine's
.7 St. John the Baptist's
8 Church of England, North
9 Church of England, South
9 St. Bride's
St. Catharine's
2 St. Luke's
3 St. Columba's
St. Mary's, Kirkdale.
MEETING OF DEPOSITORS. k 5 Christ Church
A meeting of depositors was held on Monday last 26 All Saints'
attended by upwards of fifty 27 Mariner's Church
persons. Mr. Edridge, the 28 St. Bartholomew:s ......
chairman of the town commis •
sioners of Bilston, presided.
Mr. Cross's solicitor, Mr. Brown, o St. Simon's .....
19 St. Clement s,
Windsor
stated that there had St. Barnabas's
been differences between Mr. Cross and Mr. Foster since St. Thomas's, Toxteth.. .......
October; that Mr. Cross had •-overdrawn St. Silas's ...... .
his account to :.t. John's.............. . ........
the amount of about £9,000 ; but that, whether it was ) St. Thomas's, Park-laneoxt
19,000 or Z 12,000, he was prepared to meet his liabili- Z.. liaautitew}::;nce's-park....
July, £3,000 in
ties. He was ready to offer £3,000 inlB All Souls' ......................... ....
three months afterwards, and give security for the t9O
,tCh.rirs,ettCelirsrteGrtot.laH . m
.....St.
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balance by issuing paper that any one would cash. PeSt.
SAteaphp the Martyr's.
pressed the creditors to keep the estate out of the North-shoree Church
Banlquptcy Court and to act in union. A committee St.s Peter's
Liverpool t• Mary Magdalene's
was then appointed to negotiate with Mr. Foster, and Liverpool. Workhouse .
plttibinguosiiharse
report to another meeting. It is stated that the cash in
the bank at the time of its suspension amounted to about
£3,000, which has since been deposited in the Bank of
Nufgarid.- -Severallarge employars of labour were repre.

SUSPENSION OF FOSTER'S BANK IN
BILSTON IN SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE.

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seated at the meeting.

There were heavy thunderstorms in Cork and Belfast,
ai in Liverpool, on Saturday.

FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR HYDE PARII.--011 Monday
morning an accident, which terminated fatally, happened
six years of age, named John Warner.
tHoeawliasttlreidtilgowb
behind a cab, when he got both his legs
in the spokes of the wheels. He was dreadfully lace-
rated and crushed, and was taken to St. George's Hos-
pital, where he died on admission,