The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-14 00:00:00

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE:''

At a preliminary meetin', 'held on Thurediir last' 4 1
the Liverpool Floral and Horticultural Society, it wasarranged that the exhibitions will be held in the park
of the Botanic Gardens on the 31st of May, sth of July,
and 6th of September, next.
FOUND DROWNED.—Yesterday the body of a The
was found floating on the water in Coburg Dock. -0".••,-
body is supposed to be that of John Brown, seaniailf.
board the ship Zered, who has been missing since the
28th of February. A discharge and L 5 9s 104 d -was
found in the pockets.
The following gentlemen having passed their examill-f
ations in anatomy and physiology, will Be admitted t°
the pass examination for memberships when eligible
Mr. William Dooley, of Liverpool ; Mr. Sanil. Nelson;
of York; Mr. A. F. Pennington, of Warrington'—all °lf
St. Bartoloraew's Hospital; also, Mr. Jasper Cappet, °
the Liverpool Medical School. - A
ACCIDENT, YESTERDAY, ON THE CANAL BANE..
boy fell into the, Canal ; and, if assistance had not be. 11.:..
at hand, must have met with a watery grave. - The
of Captain Draper, belonging to the flat Ratcliffe, ° .1
the Ince Hall Company, saw the boy fall-into the vistebri;'.,
Mrs. Draper succeeded in bringing the boy on board t
flat. His name is Isaiah Parker, son of -Mr.-Parker'
butcher, 27, Athol-street.
SENTENCES AT THE BOROUGHSESSIONS.r--JaHe Owetis
stealing -a watch and chain, four calendar, neonw.
stealing.a purse and 3s. 6d., five years' penal serr.it7;il).
James golden, stealing 2,700 plates of photogralf
glass and some quicksilver four months; • Ciao,
Hughes, stealing two drerales; ' six weeks ;
White, stealing nineteen yards of woollen plaid; *l5.
months ; Edward Hannah, embezzling £369, ten mones
The Union Quadrille Assembly's grand •balliraeu
at the Oddfellows'-hall, St. Anne-street, on upr,
evening last, and was, as usual, honoured by 0"
attendance. The dancing continued up to a late ho •
the following morning, just as if it had-only begsi
Mr. Martin's quadrille band was in attendance, •'
during the evening. delighted the company with a tewnit
tion of popular airs. O. Edwards- took a
active part as master of the ceremonies.
BA.B.AAR IN BEHALF OF ST. SAVIOUR'S SC1100164;0: •
The bazaar in aid of the debt oh the above church
brought to a conclusion yesterday. ~ The Wendel:l;o' •
the early part of the day was not so large as might
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been expected, but there was' a very numerous and..
pectable attendance on the occasion of the anctified
the evening. The attendance during the- preoff-J$
days his been highly creditableE. to the public---"v",„iet
cannot. be otherwise than creditable to support' anima
of so charitable a character. The result of,thn
in a pecuniary sense is such as to be gratifying
highest degree both to the public' as patrons,- and ;0--
gmoenriubpevs_o_f_the • church in whose behalf *it
- - °d
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BANKRUPTCY COURT.—DI Josep_ 00 ill
..
Sou.—These bankrupt!" who carried. on busille
South Castle-street, Liverpool, sA_gansmiths,;flull'l •
'yeiterday, before Mr. Commissioner Perry,,eo,. 'pea
cation for their certificate. ,Mr. ,I:}remne; e_ffrses,
for Mr. Pemberton ,--enlthit 'part -of /the 111670feeil
and Mr.,. Barrell for the. bankrupts. Mr. Aid not
Sainuell,•iwho had given notice of opposition,
attend. Mr. Bremner offered no opposition;7ratae-
Honour, after hearing Mr. Barren; award en,
diate certificates of the- second class;-4$-
Parry : This bankrupt; -widow eif the late
Parry,- sawyer and timber, dealer, carryinCrl2l., )Ic-
ness in Liverpool, came up yesterday -Deity.
Commissioner Perry on application for;certifiel.nfoorii,
Wynne, for the assignees, asked ?"ti 41"v4ances
ment till the bankrupt had' signet.s:Ttina°,-;ifty. Mr.
objected
to which the assignees had mane'
Bell, who appeared for the bankilirrt"
the% if 'die-gave
to an adjournment. His Honour
doom 'there would
an undertaking to sign the „1, on'ber behalf,
be'no occasion to adjoinii-,:_lcing, and -hit' Honour
coaseeted to -give ..the' llnutw
awarded a first-class cettiflar y rong
NTERESTING Pal;',
THE INCE HALI, CO.l-Litaiost agreeable Inge as .
—ThethricvfhPi.el)°°l7insiasa.idit‘tcyill;*gnified
of thedne
SENTATION.
theo
alpnpceearksfattrl
their intent
lieries had, with great line.
also agreed bY the emp Tam there should
inof providinghhar Othfeao.tnaifficeprs eim,pileensidetdhaatbtih gathering it
be
vrb°,
testimonial presented_ to ,ar• es Darlington,
after filling the o.nFe of manager for ten or eic .
years, is now retiring from the post. ...The attol.l
ance was numerous, the wives of the `men be
also present, and adding—considerably to frhb:.
-+t
enlivenment "_of ' a neatly decorated room:
repast was provided by Mr. Virhiteside, of the he
Hotel ; and the attention paid to the contentc,
tables by the guests proved how successfultad,ZTt i -
exertions, and how they were appreciated.-- 1r... ;11:
.monial to Mr. Darlington consisted, ifirst,moeireTer,:ot,
length life-size portrait, painted by_ Mr.
Manchester. It was placed behind the pletf",.."-ingl6
was there inspected by all in the room. In 6 -
• a pet
instance was the likeness found fault with.' t it Is naint-
feet representation of Mr. Darlington; whilst 3" the
ing the work is faultlessly executed, :and comnell, Alone.
admiration of all; it is enclosed in a handsome gilt Totier
The second portion of the testimonial was silveichich
and silver goblet, neatly and chastely engraved, en, 00 the
had been supplied by Mr. Mayer, of Liverpool- ted to
salver was the following inscription :—" Pse'eT of the
James Darlington, Esq., by the officers and niel'ork of
Ince Hall Coal and Cannel Company, Ks" the c°l3--11
esteem on his retiring from the managemen!p_, on the
pany.-11th April, 1860." These were 1)1 cc"
concluded'
platform for inspection. Tea having beC?l,__n bv•
and the appendages removed the chair Was f;flAr.,o.ol.:the
Hewlett, manager of the works, whou °Gerard then --
meeting in very felicitOne !Ad'. on, when,
made the presentation toM,r- DarliggTll' to I°l°l7'
passed a warm eulogium; and Mr, Dar mg,;ste speecl_
'edged the honour done him in SR aPPr°R'endenee
The Parish Church Choir, under the !Venn._ were
,1,;
inanoort, _
-Mr. Graham, who presided at the ~;ifortrilstit s
attendanoe, 'and''contributedllntioh tp ,?_,,e;tortiot
the assembly, by rendering,L in their asum
number of glees and songs.