The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-27 00:00:00

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BUXTON LIMESTONE cutpßlN9s.....• _ for
(IN SALt , at the Buxton Limeworks,' OUP yIINGS
IL, Garden and other Wallo. Dept3t. 191, kirdithdoWn-lane,
,
opposite Miller's Fire Safe Works. Office. 13, Pitt-street.

.
.4 Broadwood and fion'a semi-grand PIANO-FORTE, in
lA. elegant rosewood case, full compass. Cost, about
eighteen months ago, One Hundred and Twenty Guineas ;
cash price,. Sixty-five Guineas. Apply -at Mr. Ryan's 31ttaie
-Warehouse; Ilarnilt(in-street; Birkenhead. 6mr3l-

ABroauw,ood Cabinet PIANO-FORTE, in rosewood case,
, 6' octaves, in excellent condition. Twelve Guineas.
A-,, ly at Mr. Rvall's Music Warehouse, Hamilton.street,
,b, ad, oear'Woo,lol4e Ferry, 6mr3l
kiir.i.e.. e — .

p 1 DALi:: by Yleyel, of Pari):, played with
,the the Piano-
yp_eftdviielsGzinithFtnt!.e.
forte, and essential to an Organist who is anxious to
perfect hirast,lt
offeredtrou. b 1 e
for
Attend lig' the organ.
the
focirt
Eq I to new.
Twenty-eight. Guineis.
Ilamilton-st taY. be Bevil at Mr.
Music Warehouse, reet, Birkenhead.
6mr3l

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TO BR OVERS. PUBLICANS, 6----;.—.'---
910 be DISPOSED OF, the PLANT and
II !old:established 'I3RBWEBY, known as
BUSINEgs
tt condition IV.
" Brickof that
lireWery," ,ituate in Brice-street, St. JFnes%-at Liverpool,44"etmad occupied for the last quarttT of a .tentury, Yb the ia
Nrountfield, Esq. The above is in good workin
Public-house,
well adapted fog carrying on a snug business, being 1t
00,
brewing trona, fifteen to: stay batreie per week. Arrani6 "`
nur
niat he made to secure the supplying of several
if itekired. For particulars, And elkrcls to vie v, apply to w. G.
Banner, estate agent, ,ke.,10, Slater-street, 80ld-street I;
80ld-street,

RoliSEs FAILSALE.
14 hands high, has good
FOR SALE; a bark Brown PONY,
action,, and quiet to ride or aril e ; a Brown Mare 15
handsl inches high, an excel,ent ride and drive Mare, with
great improvement in. „her ; a •BAT Blood drive, 16 hew}, 2,
ill'ehes. beigh,:Six lythrs old, master of 12 stone, an excellent'
fencer, -with great pace, and has been regularly limited in
Ireland ; a Brown Cob 14 han s 2 inches high, six years old,
as ;excellent stepper, suitable to carry a nobleman or an old
gentleman. New.; on view at Ildr.• Brethrrton's
6mr2 422 Horse
Repository, Wood-street - " 7

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ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY .COWS ---------AN'D HEIFERS.
MR. EIRETHERTON has received instruatinns
o TO_SeanesELL,
at his Eepository, 'Wood-street, Liverpopt, n,A -
Tw,
day and Thursday, the 4th and sth of April,. enty three
newly-calved and down calving COWS and HEIFERS, evrierll
dirtktf+ imporVd from the Channel Islands by Mr, M. Fo,
Sen., of Watford Farm, Herts, the only importer in England,
and judtTe or the stock at the R.A. shows held in those Manus.
Tins herd is selected expreslly for this matt;ets and win be
foand 'superior to any ever offend in TAnc-Allire or adjoining
(.unties. Catalogues may be had at tfle Horse Bei)OsitOge
Wood-street, Liverpoil 000,24326

The Pyne and Harrison company at Coven .garden
bring their season to a close on Wednesday next, ,117;
The F,nrl of Aberdeen is' suffering from illneis ; and
we regret to biarn that the general state of his lordship's
health is such as to =PP 9911? anxiety to his family.
Sir Charles Wood bas direoted the.,Madras Goverp.
merit to prepare sites for the reception of the quinfiib_
yielding plants shortly to be introduced fronf: 8Q0,41
America.
It is expected that the Queen and ,Frineo Consort,
with the 'oyal Family, will leave I3Ackingham‘ Palace
on Tuesday, for Windsor Castle, to spend the Easter
recess. The confirmation of Prince Alfred will most
probably take place during tke *it of the Queen to
Windsor.
OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE GRAND Ereirw-o** B4c-E,
—The interest attached to this grand -event, which.is
bled to take place on Saturday next; from Mortlake to
Putney, increases as the day of the race approaches,
and there is every probability of an unusually large
attendance.

EXTRAORWNARY AcCID
wa/151eTay—inOga Stamford,Satil rclay
amorning,after
the
awkward as Mendees
great Midlent Menageriefair,a
capsized, whilst ranking elmltai674g all elephant,
upon a horse belonging to the turn, and falling
lishment, literally crushed it Ptro°Priet6rB of the estab-
causing instant death. The animal
wraninnlY, of course
The elephant did not sustain any injury.
at Z6O.
A SUBITIET.D QUACK DOCTOR COMMITTED FOR MAN
SLAVGIITEIL:—Qn' ft.turday.afternoon, an inquest was
held at Grimesthorpe, a village -near She a
, on the
ffiel
body of a matt , named-John Batty, who died from the
bursting of a bloodvessel in his right leg. About a fort-
night ago, Batty slightly injured the front of his leg,
just below the knee, by rubbing his heel aelaipst it
while in, bed... The wound became mote aggrgivated,
and he went to' the.keeper of the Pitstnoot Tdllbar,
an ignorant fellow, who is known as the " Pitsmoor
Doctor," to have this-leg dressed, . The wound was
situated immediately over a large bloodvessel, and
Swinson, the tollbar man, appears to have applied some
Qscharotic substance to it. The consequence was that
each application e,attsed( great pain, and h.fter his third
or fourth visit to the "doctor," the escharotic ran down
the leg from the wound to the extent of three or
four inches, and caused •a large • blister. Ile often
complained to his wife that the "stuff" the "doctor"
applied burned hini 'very much, and' "Almost drove
him mad." His last visit
.was on_ Thursday morning,
and when he was walking home the .blood vessel
under the burst, and he bled to death in abotit
ten minutes. A post-mortem examination vitas made by
Mr. Jonathan Barber, one of the surgeons of "the
Sheffield Infirmary, and he found extending from the
wound a stain some three or four inches long, pro-
duced by some escharotic substance, in his opinion
" • "In my judgment," proceeded Mr. barber,
an
escharotic was not a proper ' substance to apPIY
to such a wound particularly as it was over blood
vessels of considerable - . t •
size and must destroy. t or
coats and lead to '
great bleeding, as is eyident in this
case. From the result
doubt that de result of my examination I have no
death was caused by hemorrhage from the
wound on the rigid
of an escharotic tio .eg, from the improper application
consultation, the • the wound."—After about an hour's
slaughter” againstJZl. retnrned a verdict of " Man-
Jason, *ho was committed on t4e
coroner's warrant to take his trial at the next York
asaiz.es.