The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-19 00:00:00

LOCAL- INTELLIGENCE:

63RD LANCASHIRE RIFLE VGlVNTEEns.—William
lorimer Bathgate, gentleman,- to be ensign ; dated 4th
July, 1860.—Iondon Citzette.
There were two 'children (one in Westmoreland-street
and the other in Eaton-street) suffocated in bed' on Tues-
',day night.
The London and. North-Western Railway traffic
returns for the week amount to £86,438, showing an
sncrease of £4,259.
FATAL ACeiDENT.—Yesterday Elizabeth Eaton, of 69,
.Peach-street, died in the Royal Infirmary from a fracture
•of the skull, caused by a quoit falling on her Lead.
ACCIDENT, YEsranwor.--Jaines Maitland, a boat-
man, was struck yesterday by a. crane at the Leeds
Canal, and was severely injured. He was immediately
conveyed to the Northern Hospital.
Conotn,'s INQuEST.—Yesterday the coroner finished
the inquest on the body of" John Draper, and, 'after the
medical testimony, the jury- found a verdict of acciden-
tally killed by a fall which fractured the skull. '
FIRE YESTERDAY.—At an early hour yesterday morn-
ing a fire broke out in the office of Mr. Thompson, cotton
broker, Tithebarn-street, but it was extinguished almost
immediately by the firemen, befoie any - considerable
damage had resulted.
FOUND DEAD.—On Tuesday evening a Mr. Hams,
who is stated to have been the manager of a public; house'
in Bolton-street, was found dead under his bed, by his
wife, who had been out for some time.' She left him •
well _enough when going out. The case will be investi-

gated this.day at the Coroner's Court.
COUNTY COURT, YESTERls.lY.—(litefOre W. A. Mil-
ton, Esq.)-:—Final orders were granted, to the following
insolvents':—Edward Frodsham, Gordon Percy, and
James Roberts. Adjourned till the 24th of October,
Antonie Louis Dapont, and John Hill. The case of
• John Woolfall, supported by Mr. G. Dodds, and opposed
by Mr. John Rowson, was adjourned till the 15th
August, for final order; so were also the cases of Henry
Brown, supported by Mr. Blackhurst, and Michael
Clewloy, supported by Mr. Roby.
THE ,CASE OF MICHAEL CONNOLLY.—It will be
recollected that some months" ago a worthy fellow,
named Michael ,Connolly, was charged with having
passed a forged bank cheque upon a firm in this town,
and that on explaining that.he hadreceived it from another
moan in payment for some horses which he had sold, was
discharged, receiving &Om Mr. Mansfield, the Jate sti-
pendiary, a couple of sovereigns towards the loss which,
he, had sustained, and an assurance that he was quite
convinced of his innocence. An appeal was subse-
quently made to the public on behalf of the.poor
and a sum of money was obtained for him. Are learn
that, a few days ago, William Smith, a Yerk.Thirenian,
since identified as the forger of the check, has been
apprehended on a similar charge, and is now in the
Preston House of Correction.

THE CRICKET MATCH.—The match between the
Zingari Eleven and the Liverpool Club was resumed
yesterday, when there was a great et. attend ance of cricketers
and spectators than even on the previous day. The Liver-
pool side did good work in the course of the day, and
'their playing was greatly praised. As will be seen,
kowerer, from the score, the Zingari won the game by
a large number of runs. The bowling of these gentle-
leu was excelled, by the Liverpool Club; but their.
%tiding was masterly throughout. The HOn.
13onsoabyis a capital wicket keeper—indeed he appears
to be a thorough master.of the game in every branch.
I iINGAIII.
FIRST

Hari. S.-Ponsonby.b Clarke ..... . ........
C. Edwards, Esq., 1-b-w, b Napier
Captain Bathurst b Napier
G. R. Johnson, Esq., c Langton, b Clarke
22
W. Pickering, Esq., c & b Thornewill l4
Bon. W. Fiennes, not out
Hon. J. De V. Fiennes, b Clarke , 3
Captain Heneage, e W Birkett, b Langton '
Arkwright, Esq., at W. Birkett, b Langton
Captain kolyneux, cW. Birkett, b Thornewdl ll
b 13, 1-b 2; w 7, n-b, 22

Total.

SEcoNr)
lion. 6. Ponsonby run out
C. Edwards, Esq., c Langton, b Haigh
captain Bathurst b Clarke
21
G.; R. Johnson, Esq., o•Thornewill, b Napier 2
'W. A. F. Parris. Esq., c Langton, b Haigh
Pickering, Esq., hit wicket, b Langton .. .
Hon. W. Fiennes not out ........ • .......... ......... Hon J. Be V. Eiennes, aW. Birkett, b
1 a.ngton 109
0
Captain Heneago b C1arke........... .....
H. Arkwright, Esq., st W. Birkett, b Langton 0
Captain Molyneux b Langton ..........
b 10 1-b 4, w 2 ............
1, n-b, 35

Total .I9r>

. • LIVERPOOL.
, .Firtsr IszNixes.
J. 1. Birkett, Es q., b Arkwright 1
W. Horner, Esq., rutrout •
E. J. Thornewill, Esq., c Heneage, b Arkwright
B. Grindrod, Esq., c Pickerinz; bW. Fienncs
W, Birkett, Es q., c Payne, b Arkwright ll
J. C. Fraser, Esq., st Ponsonby, b Arkwrigbt
H. H. Hornby, Esq., c Bathurst, b Arkwright 0
W. Clarke, Esq., sj.Ponsciaby,- b Arkwright
R. Haigh, Esq., c Bathurst, b Arkwright
F. 'Napier. Esq., st Ponsonby, b Arkwright
W. Langton, Esq., not out
b 3, 1-b 6, w, n-b, 9

Total.

SECOND INNINGS.
J. L. Birkett, Esq., cJ. Fiearies, b Arkwright lO
W. Horner, Esq., c Arkwrialt, b Pickering
E. J. Thornewill, Esq., c Johnson, b Arkwright
. Grindrod, Esq., c athnrst, b Arkwright 3
W. Birkett, Esq., c Payne, b W. Fiennes
J. C. Fraser, Esq,c Pickering, bW. Fiennes 3B
H. H. Hornby,.Esq., st Ponsonby, bW. Fienne,... 4.
W. Clarke, Esq., c Pickering', b Arkwright l4
P. Haigh, Esq., c Arkwright, b W. Fiennes
Fo Napier, Esq.; at Ponsonby, b Arkwright
Langton, Esq., not out

b 1, 1-b 2, NV 13, n-b,... 12

Total.

:VERPOOL POLICE COURT.--YESTERDAY.

(Before Mr. RAixs.) •
IMPORTANT TO CAR rrDRIVERS. • •
Thomas Nugent, car driver, badge 599, who drives for John
Roarke, was brought up by Inspector Hough and Officer Quine,
417, on the following charge :—The evidence was, that at a
quarter to four on Tuesday morning, a noise was heard in the
public-house of Mr. Mellish, London-road, and on going in, the
offlcprs found eight drunken men in the place, the prisoner
being one ; he *as very drunk and not able to take care of his.
cab which was at the door, and in which was a female of bad
character, who was asleep drunk. It appeared that the pri,
soner had been fined before by the -magistrates. • Mr. Raffles
said, as that was the case, he would not deal with the prisoner
but send him to be dealt with by the Car Committee. He did
riot think the question of carmen properly understood. The
carmen complained that they were subject to double philish-
_ merit for offences—ffrst by the magistrates, and then by the
Car Committee. This was not the case, and he wished it to
be 'propel:lY understood that.when a carman Was 'fined by a
magistrate, the same man was' not afterwards brought before
the Car-Committee, on the same charge. •As in this -case, he would not adjudicate on it, but send it before the committee,
and whatever punishment they would inflict would be final.:

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