The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-10 00:00:00

ROYAL AIIPHITITEATRE.

Mr. Charles Young' ikiii6d to the 11Dyal Amphi-
theatre for six nights ; and Miss 'Wyndham remains
during the same period. Last night the perTorinances
began with Mr. T. Taylor's piece, "Payable on
demand." In this Miss Wyndham took her original
part of Ling,' the wife of the few, in the first act ; and
Line, the daughtei, in the second, Mr. J. C. Cowper
played the paii of the JeW Goldshed, originally Written
for Robson. The plot is founded on the origin ofozie of
our great financial houces, who, *hen a pot- Jew at
Frankfort, took charge of a sunl of money for a French
nobleman, who was afterwards guillotined in the Reign
of Terreir.- The Jew invests the money in successful
speculations, bat has it all involved at the moment, and
he has to risk his own utter ruin to comply with the
condition, "Payable on demand." The struggles
between self-preservation and conscience, aided by his I
love for his late Wife, and his anxiety for his daughter,
who bad fallen in love with the ron, who had acted as
music master, afford some striking points of dramatic
interat, which were made the most of by Miss Wynd- •
ham and Mr. C. CoWper. it will be repeated, and will
bear seeing more than once. " The Lottery Ticket,"
" A Lady and Gentleman in a pecullerlr perplexing
predicament," and the burlesque " Dido," afforded
Miss Wtrtdbim and Mr. Young opportunities of show-
ing their comic power :1i and excited shouts of laughter
from beginning to end.

COUNTY COURT.-YESTERDAY.

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The following persons were Connnitted to gaol.:—
George Stanton, 23, Edward-street, geilfeAld-road,
sixteen days in a month, to pay 10s.; James Kelly, 42,
Poiterit!leet, G neat goward-street, fifteen days in a
month, to pay 14s. , William RUSeoe, engineer, Fraser-
street, London-road, eighteen eta.fs 3d s month; William
Roscoe, 19, Court, George's-place, Masoii-steeti, ten
days in a month; Charles Thomas, 55, Cellar, Gordon-
street, Great Homer-street, ten days in a mouth; Owen
Calligan, 3, Court, Mason-street, Edge-bill, ten days in
a month; Robert Kelly, 78, Lodge-lane, Windsor, fifteen
days on 20'tii 4gust; George gollinson, labourer,
working at Garstern Vo'elti, fourteen days; William
Chambers, 16, Court, Banasirc.-st'leei, tiiilve days ;
Robert Kelly, 78, Lodge-lane, Park. fifteen diOS'.

A UOLLISION.-CROMPTON V. ASPINALL.-Mr. Thorn-
ley appeared on behalf of the plaintiff, and Mr. Clarke
Aspinall for the defendant. The defendant is a brewer.
The notion as brought to recover the sum of £2 ss. for
damage (Rite to g car; under the following circum-
stances. It oppetirecl tat oiY the 4th of May, as the
plaintiff was proceeding at a didri pace along Chapel-
street, the driver of the defendant's waggolif which was
loaded with barrels, drove up on the wrong side of the
street awl damaged his car to the extent mentioned in
the summons: The defence was that the left side of the
road was blocked up, and that he was necessitated to
fake the wrong side. It was alleged, however, that
there wail arliple idoti for a tat to pass by on the right-
hand side, and that collision OC:Ciirreff through the
plaintiff's own recklessness arid Careless driving. His
honour gave judgment for the defendant.