The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-14 00:00:00

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Marasohino, Curaooa, Noyau, Cherry BRANDY (Usuring's);
4s. per Pint Bottle each.
CLARET, a sound, light, Dinner Wine, at 245. per Doz.
DITTO, finest vintages, 80s., 80s., and 40s. per Dos,
HOCK, line Hockheituer. 345.
DITTO, sparkling, 605., and Pints 325,
MOSELLE, finest sparkling, 655., and Pints

JAMES STEWART & CO.'S,
WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, AND
BOTTLERS OF ALES AND PORTER.
QUEEN INSURANCE-BUILDINGS,
11. DAVEsTRKET.

The Clamor Public°, under the title of "Singular
scruple of Count de Montemolin," relates that the 0044
would not consent to sign the renunciation of his right& •
at Tortosa on a stamped sheet of paper, as propos4
" because the paper bore the effigy of the Queen."
SHOCKING OCCURRENCE.--A frightful accident grails&
to one which occurred some short time ago in Englantd,.
took place at Penig, in Saxony. During the fair which „
was being held, in that place several young girls were
standing looking at a menagerie of wild beasts when 000
of them, about ten yeirs of age, having incautiouQl7
approached too near the cage
.of a lion, was 8,0,491 E:
clutched by the back of the heat cib he ela so•
the animal which 1144 darted its P 47 throsh OW.
Two of the keepers,'on beariog th e. slirieti sit *I--
present, rushed forward ; one at tl:'ern
taw
hold of
child's head, while the "
other beat the animal viol tly
"" the ell
to make it let go its hold,' but it did'n'ot,
coo so without tearing away with its claws almost all thek,
scalp down [to the eyebrows. The girl lived in the
,•
greatest suffering until the following morning, when gho.i. •
fg,
expired.

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REMARKABLE CAREER OF A CLERGYMAN.
Newcastle Chronicle traces the remarkable career of ttle.4
Rev, Blythe Hurst, incumbent of Collierly, near
chester. This clergyman was born at Winlaton,
1804, his father being a smith. At seven years of age! ,•'•
he was taken from school and was sent to make smell
nails at the smith's shop, To. the age of fifteen he:
attended a Sunday school, and in the meantime conk': •
meneed te4 learn the business of a patten-ring maker.
About the time he was fifteen, Mr. Hurst was led to think.•
seriously about religion, and joined a dissentingliibdTT,
He became a local preacher, and devoted all his leisurO.
to mental improvement. He married early and, had to
provide for a family ; but contrived to purchale the, • -
necessary books to gain a knowledge of the Frerict.
Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Syriac, and Arabiclangtrages,-, •
While at work he used to write upon his " flame atone! . '• •
(the stone suspended before a smith's fire to p,q464
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the eyes of the workmen) the conjugations of the •
verbs in whatever language he was studying,
the evenings he wrote his exercise and translated them- •
In the beginning of 1840 14r. Hurst being then a",
effective local preacher among the New coanslda.,.
Methodists, replied in a paniphlet to some lectures 451)."
vered by one of the disciples of Mr. Robeit Owen ; od.
this work was brought under the notice of Dr..laalibYP.
the then Bishop of Durham, who at once wrote that,
" although it might be Written by a common. rault it
was the production of no common mind," . The Bishop .
interested himself iu the case, advised gr. Hurst as to
his course of reading, and supplied the. means 0f0,77
irig out this recommendation. A feud in the !,I'P?mr:•.
flexion Church. at Winlaton had induced Mr. 1"
•us• ~ '
others to leave, and to become members of 0!:1 Church
of England; and, in 1841, the " Iparr:a blacksmith" .-
was ordained to the curacy
.9f flarrigill, near Alatw,
He was subsequently .appointed to the living at Sealq;
near Hexham ; since: then to that of
near LEmellester, which he now. hold*. Mr. }boles
formation upon 046 "i:A
delivered fo•
Prt'aching is said to be of a very high order ; and,
wgrheiacth
itehe
Ninevracacsotlizselieofdlise;ltanryesed
Sjnaitic inscriptions and on Egyptian hieroglyphics. u •
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advantage than milk in rearing infants. We quote a•few g—
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of many testimonials :---Cure No. 54,318. Mr. .la,s. Chapman.
of Clunbury, Shropshire, Dee. 22, 1856, of many years` suffer ;
ing of chronic rheumatism and conaldietttlon of nee"
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diseases, " Amsterdam, 31st December 1852. Dear Sir,-::
Our child, up to the age
and wasting awa of eleven weeks, was 'very della'y
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on
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