The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-19 00:00:00

ANOTHER MAN KILLED AT EDGE-HILL STATION.±
Yesterday afternoon, at three O'clock, one of the servants
employed by the London and North-Western Railway
Compaiy, at-,Edge-hill station; was killed bran engine
and waggons moving in the station, he haviAg beep
engaged cleaning amongst the carriages. This is the
third fatal: .accidentr—whith has.occurred, at this statiop
since Thursday night last.
leViitirodt DiSphNsAltrEs:—New cases, received
advice and medicine at, the institution : North, 2771;
South,
.147 ; total, 42 t. New cases visited at their own
houses'aud supplied with triedicine North, 'B7 ; South,
63 ; total, 150. Rev.:- Rector Campbell, A.M., Pre-
sident; . Captain., Bourne, ,Vice-President of North
Dispensary; Mr. R. A. Payne, Vice-President of South
Dispensary ; Mr. Francis. Mill, Treasurer ; Mr. F. It.
Langley, Secretary. = ' •
DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZES TO THE REV. MR. PIZEY'S
Pyems.—On Friday last the, half-yearly. distribution Of
prizes 'took place under ihe' presidency of the Rev. J. R.
Lowe,M.A., incumbent Of St. Jude's., G eneral priz es, inclu-
ding history, geography, mapping, general literature, &a, :
M‘Neile Wannop, Currie.—Di;inity : Dodge,
Anderson. Classical 5'
Mixed Mathematics (general) : Sidney.—French :
Dodge, Grayson i, Alkaine.—Drawing : Scott ii,
: First
,prize not adjudged Garner
M'Neife ii.7—Conduct : Ogden, . Bright.—Music : Ash-
croft; certificate,
.M'Neile- ii.—Elocution (adjudged by
the Chairman) : M‘Neile i, DOwdall, Douglas:

GREAT SALE OF HOU I.,,,.—Nlessrs. Walker and
Ackerley, ' yeSterday, sold at the Clarendon-rooms, the
following lots of house property:—Lot 1. A dwelling-
house, No. 79, Grafton-street, Toxteth,park. . 2. Two
dwelling-houses,. Nos. 44 and 46; Mann-street; together
with ten cottages at the rear, forming a court called
" Chalonet'S-conrt.7 .3. A dwelling-house, No. 7,
Dwcrryhouse-street. 4. A ei*elling-house, NO. 15,
Dwerryhouse-street. .5. A dwelling-hOuie, No. 19,
Dwerryliouse7street. 6. A dwelling-house, No. 6,
Crow-street, Toxteth-park ; together with a cottage in
the rear in Jlarper'e court. The foregoing lOts are all
freehold. 7. The two dwelling-houses; Nos. 48 and tip,
Jordan-street. `B. A dwelling-house, No. 60, Jordan
street ; and.a dwelling-house and shop, No. 9, Flint-
street. 9. A • freehold dwelling house, No. 19. iii
Wooltoli-street, NV-661t0n, with the, yard and garden
behind, extending to-Chapel-street. Lot 'NO. 2 was
sold at-£950 ; all the rest were bought in.
SALE OF LAND..-L-Messrs. Walker & Ackerley yester-
day offered for anction,•at the Clarendon-rooms, the
following lots of land :—Lot 1. Land, with shop and
'dwelling-house, No. 110, Vinestreet; lot 2. Land, with
dwelling-house,. No. 112, Vine-street ; lot 3: Land, with
dwelling-house, No. 114, Vine-street ; lot 4. Land, with.
shop and dwelling-ho Use, .No.. 104, Pitt street ; lot 5..
Land, with dwelling-house, No. 79, Gerard-street ; lot
6. Land, with three dwelling-houses, one No. 39,
Christian-street, and the other two Nos. 9 and 11,
Portland-place.l, The tenure of lots 1,2, and 3 is lease-
hold under the Corporation for a term of 75. years, which
commenced on the 30th of November, 1837. Lots No.
2 and 3 were sold for £270; all the rest were bought in.

69TH LANCASHIRE VOLUNTERREs.---The oath
of allegiance to ber Majesty was administered to this
,company last night, at Birchfield , Barracks, by Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Bousfield. ,The different companies com-
posing the first battalion were early on the parade
ground; and when the 69th, under Captain Tristratn,
arrived, it was- loudly cheered. ,The ceremony having
been concluded, the, entire battalion, of which the 69th
forms -a part, went through a variety of movements,
which were executed in a manner satisfactory to all pre-
sent. The companies then formed into three sides of a
square, the parties present forming the fourth, when
Lieut.-Col. Bousfield addressed the different companies
and expressed. his admiration of thegeneral, appearance
which had been made. He especially made reference
to the 69th, and said that from the manner in which the
men acquitted themselves,-he had- no doubt they would
be able to serve their country in the hour of need.,,
Three cheers were then given for the Queen, and a
vociferous cheer for. Lieutenant-Colonel Bousfield, after
which' the battalion marched off the ground to the airs
of two bands. Lieutenant-Colonel Brown was in
attendance, as also a number of the officers of regiments
located in Liverpool, whd seethed to take azreut-interest
A. a
in the proceedings: • ,

:'AND MRS.. CHARLES -MATHEWS AT

THE THEATRE-ROYAL.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathews last night commenced
their,,very short season with Mrs. Centlivre's comedy
"The Busy-body." We have not space to criticise if
there were room for it, but we,need not say more than
that we never saw either of them look or act better.
They were well supported by Mr. Cowper, Mr. Cooper,
Mr. Blakely, Miss Laura Gray, Miss Garland, and Mrs.
U. Powcr.