The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-22 00:00:00

GARKTING IN LEEDS.

At the Leeds Court House on Monday, a burly fellow,
well known to the police, named James Gilpin, alias
" Doggy," who resides in Marsh Lane, was charged with
garotting a young man, named John Crowther, mechanic,
of Pittlield Place, Hunslet, on Saturday evening, within
a few yards of the most important thoroughfare in Leeds.
Mr. Crowther was proceeding into Brig ate, and was in
the White Hart Yard and within a few paces of Brig
gate, when he was assaulted by two men. On of the
miscreants seized him by the throat, and garotted him
after the most approved fashion. While on the ground,
the second man kicked him about the upper part of the
body. They rifled his pockets ; Crowther having
slightly recovered himself, sung out for assistance, and
his cries being heard by some hundreds of persons who
are at that hour traversing that important thoroughfare,
two men, named Richar,l Bromwich and Titus Beil,
hastened to his assistance. One of the villains ran down
the yard and escaped, but before the second man could
release himself front the gripe of Crowther, the invoked
assistance was at hand, and the ruffian was arrested after
running a few yards. He turned out to be the prisoner
Gilpin. Mr. Crowther was removed to the White Hart
Inn, where his face and neck were dressed. He was
then suffering from several severe contusions about the
head, and blood had issued from his mouth and ears,
owing to the violence of the treatment to which he had
been subjected. He had just previously changed half a
sovereign into silver, but had taken the precaution of
depositing it into a pocket book, which fortunately
escaped the noticeof the thieves. Gilpin was Committed
to take his trial at the next York assizes.
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The new law for the regulation of the public schools of
Sweden,
as passed by the late diet, is now published. It
sanctions many improvements on the old system, and is so
far a step in the right direction, but at the same time it
recognises the right of the church to monopolise the educa-
tion of the people. All the schools are placed under the
authority and superintendence of the church,

NEW GRAVING DOCKS,

NEAR WOODSIDE FERRY,
BIRKENHEAD.

THE Subscribers beg to inform their Friends,
and Shipowners in general, that their NEW DOCKS
are now ready for business, and solicit the favour of their patronage.
Facility for repairing and classing ships has their most particular
attention.
They invite inspection, and annex terms of admission.
DIMENSIONS OP DOCKS.
No. 1- 400 fee i long. 55 feet entrance.
„ 2-300 „ 45
, 3-205 „ 35
Water on the 'iliocis No. 1 same as at the Bandon Graving Docks.
Ships will be, when in our docks, with reference to rates and our
liability, precisely as though they were put in the Liverpool Docks.
All carpenters', smiths', joiners', and blookmakers' work done on
the
.premises. Spacious acoommodaVon for storing sails and
rigging is provided, if they have to be removed for repairs or other-
wise, and, in case of need, for cargo. Machinery and Cranes are
erected for converting and transporting materials, wh'elt save
time, labour, and cartage. An ample stock of materials always on
hand.
The great advantage of a private dock for repairs needs no
comment.
CLAYTON & McKEVEItIGAN.

October 1,1956.
N.H.—The business at the Queen's Dock, Liverpool. carried on
as usual.

eriurat ion,

R. MILLAR,
OF HER
MAJESTY'S ANCIENT CONCERTS,
TEACHER OF SINGING AND PIANO-FORTE,
7, IVY STREET, BIRKENHEAD.

DA.NCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES.—
Mr. W. CLERC, 22, Islington, respectfully announces
that his ACADEMIE is OPEN for the S geth ON. Day and Even-
ing Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays. Juvenile Class on Satur-
days. at Two o'clock. Schools and Families attended. Private
Tuition at any hour,

C H 0 O L OF ART.
LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, MOUNT-STREET.

Head Master, Mr. JOHN FIN NIE.
Second Master. "Jr. E. PUGH.
I.Antss CLASSES, for the study of Drawing, Painting, and
Modelling, are open on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Thursdays, from 12. M a.m. to 2 p.m.
Fees, 01 per Quarter.
Evert's° CLASSES, fur the study of Architectural, Mechanical,
and Freehand Drawing, Pabting, and Modelling. are open on
Monday, Tuesday, Thur.day. and Friday Evenings, from 7 to 9 p.m.
Fees, 6i #3,1 per Quarter.
The quarter commenced on the 15th lust nt.
ASTRUP ()MUSS, Secretary.

4T IVERPOOL COLLEGE. BLACK.
BURNE-PLACE, HOPE.STREE'r.
President—Thomas Thornely. Esq., lif.P.
Chairman of the Executive Committee— George Holt, Esq.
Principal-1?i•s Ellison,
The College is designed to sn pletnent the orclin ry Yo ,n 3 Ladle.'
Schools, and offers the advantages of systematic Instruction in the
following studi:s :
Classes. Professors.
Ancient & Modern
H story n } D. Cameron, Esq., M. A.
Arithmetic.,
Botany T. C. Atelier, Esq.
Drawiog . ...Joh t Finnie, Esq.
E10cuti0n............. William Booth, Esq.
English Language l Rev. James Cranbrook.
and Literature ..
French Messrs. De Finance, Brugiere, and Dupont.
Geography „Rev. James Enaland, M.A.
Geology . Rev. Professor Griffiths.
German Dr. Carl Retslag, of the University of Berlin.
Si ,nor Zandotti.
Latin... Rev. James England, M.A. ,
Mathematics Rev. James England, M.A.
Moral and Political Rev. James Cranbrook.
Philosophy
Natural History andl
D. P. Thompson, Esq., M.P
Physiology
Natural Philosophy •
and chera,sty G. Hamilton, Esq., F.C.S. F.R.A.S.
Perspective Drawing...E. Pugh, Esq.
Vocal and Kristen.
mental mnak }W. B. Rogers, Esq,
Writing& Construe.)
Alexander Stewart, Esq.
lion of Maps,
Ladies are at liberty to join a single class, or any number of
classes.
The fees are 12s 61 per quarter for each class meeting once, and
21s per quarter for each class meeting twice in the week. £2 2s per
quarter is charged for individual instruction in instrumental music,
,ith 2s 6d per quarter extra for use of piano-foi te.
The term commenced on the 15th inst.
Prospectuses and further information may be obtained on appli-
cation to Miss Elliso a. or to ASTRUP OARISS. Secretary.

LIVERPtiOL INSTITurE, MOUN I'-STREET.
T" E QUARTER in the SCHOOLS
" attached to this INSTITUTE COMMENCED on
the 15th inbt.

THE HIGH SCHOOL,
PRINCIPAL—ME. MAcILVEEN,
Is desiened to prepare Young Gentlemen fur entering the Universi-
tle.t, or the Learned Professions. and for Commerce. The subjects
taught are Reading, Writing, the English. Latin, t.reek, French.
arid German Languages, History. Geography, Mathematics, Natu-
ral Philosophy. Chemistry, Vocal Music, Drawing, and Dancing.
Pupils are received at six years of age and upwards.
terms (exclusive of D ‘ncing, for which Its. 6d. per quarter is
charge') from Six to Twelve Guineas per annum, according to age,
payable quarterly In advance.
Each Pupil must be the Son or Brother of a Member of the Insti.
tute, i. e., a Subscriber of 215 per annum, who thus becomes entitled
to the use of the Circulating Library of more th,n 16,000 volumes,
a 11.,ading-room, Free Admission to Lectures delivered in the Insti-
tute, and other privileges.—Board and Residence are found for Pupils.
THE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
PRINCIPAL —MR. MACILVEEN,
Is des,gned for the sobs of middle class persons. Its Course of
Inst•uction includes Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, the English,
Latin, and French Langnazee History, Geography, Mathematics.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Vocal Music, Drawing, and Dancing.
?Emits are received at six years of age and upwards.
Terms (exclusive of Fr. itch, Latin, and Dancing, for each of which
7s. 6.1. per quarter extra is charged to those who enter on these
studies)—For sons of members of the Institt to—Junior Classes. 15s.
per quarter; Senior Classes, ifs. lid. Fcr others—junior Classes,
17s. 61. per quarter; Senior Classes, 21s.
Books used in the sr hool, slates, &c., are supplied free of expens
THE GIRLS' SCHOOL AT BLACKBURNE HOUSE,
PRINCIPAL—MISS ELLISON,
Affords a thoroughly liberal and comprehensive Education, adapted
to qualify Young Ladies for discharging usefully and creditably all
those duties in society which usually devolvs upon well-instructed
and accomplished females. The course of study embraces Reading.
Writing, Arithmetic, the English, French, and German Languages.
Geography, History, Needlework, Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Drawing, Dancing, Calisthenic Exercises, and the Elements of
'Natural Philosophy and Chemistry. Pupils are re ceived at six years
of age and upwards.
'Teems :—Daughters of Members, 5s 61 per quarter; others,
1 Bs. French or German, if studied, 12s 6d per quarter extra;
Dancing, lOs 6d; Calisthenics, 5s ; Instrumental Music. if Pupils
are taught singly, 425 pc. quarter, 31s Gd if two are taught together,
and 21s it four e taught at one time, with 25 62 extra for the use
ot the Piano-torte.
The books, slates, &c.' are supplied free o expense.
THE EVENING SCHOOL
Conmsts of three Sections, the first of which includes Elementary
Reading, Grammar, Geography, Writing. aid Arithmetic Cl .sses„
and an Adult Class, in which all these be anches ate taught to pupils
above eighteen ye,,rs of age.
The Scc,nd Section ti eludes advanced Claesee for Grammar,
Composition, Recitation, Geography, History, the Use of the Weber,
Commercial Arithmetic, Gesmetry, Algebra, Navigation, Drawing,
Painting, and Modelling.
The Classes in each of these sections meet on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Friday Evenings tro n Seven to Nine o'clock,
and each pupil attends only such Classes as seem suited to his
wishes.
Terms:—First Section, Members of the Institute, free ; others.
3s 6d per quarter. Second Section, members, ss; others, 6s 6d.
The Third Section comprises the following Classes:—
French
German
Spanish
~ Rev. L. Lucena.
....
Chemistry
D incing „
Mr. Giddens.
, •
Terms to Members —French or Dancin"g,
Phonograph,.
1011:16. Yd ouenrghbaul sf
_byaenadr ;
German, 129 6d ; Chemi•try. itist Spanish, 15s er quaprter ; Phono-
graphy, 5s fora course of twelve lessons. P -
Non-members are charged, for Fre. ch or Dancing, 15s per half-
Phonography,
5s for twC German 18s; heelvmelessoistry,
ns.2ls; Spanish, 18s per q r ; •
Prospectuses may be obtained on application at the Institute, or
by letter to
ASTRUP CARISS, Secretary.
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AUCTIONEERS should ADVERTISE their
SALES IN THE
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CHARD —ONE PENNY PER LINE (PREPAID).

TRADESMF,N having ANNOUNCEMENTS
TO MAKE, SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE

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CHARGE-ONE PENNY PER LINE (PREPAID).

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*aleg by euttlort

Unless previously sold by private treaty

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, To-morrow, the
44.1, 23rd inst., at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Saleroom,
Wilmer-bu Idings. Water-street, the remarkably beau-
_' tiful American-built Schooner DEAN RICHMOND;
about 400 tons old meas rement, and 379 tons register;
built at Cleveland, Ohio, this year, entirely of the best white ak,
and of extraordinary strength ; sails without ballast, and is fisted
with a sliding f dse keel, making her thereby equally adapted for sea-
going and coasting purposes ; draws but 5 feet light, or 9} feet with
400 tans de .d weight. She is probably not surpassed in sailing
qualities by any ship afloa,, having brat everything she sighted on
rd voyaze ; is wet found in stares. Dimensions
'eet; breadth, 26 feet 4-12'hs; depth, 11 feet. Lying
ock.—For inventories and further particulars apply to
ind. Athya and Co., Merchants; or to CURRY & CO.,
le Pu clta,e z nd Sale of Ships, &c., Walmer-buildings.
Water-ctteet. Livr.rponl

Length, 140 1
in Queen's D
Messrs. High

r,aie.

By order of the Trustees

FOR SALE, the barque HARMONIE, 410
tons register, built at Jacobstadt in 1840. In October,
p;zig;.„ 1853, she had a most complete and thorough overhaul,
- • in Malta, when she had new masts and bowsprit, was
hove down, re-fastened, re-caulked, and re-sheathed. Length, 108
feet 5-10t1-:‘ breadth, 27 feet 1-10th; depth, 18 feet 3 'Piths.
Lying in Birkenhead Dock.—Apply to Messrs. Cunard, Munn, &
Co., in liquidation ; or to CURRY & CO., Brokers for the Purchase
and Sale of Ships. Walmer-buildings, Water-street, Liverpool.

By order of the Trustees

FOR SALE, the Barque FINGALTON, 860
tons per register. Built at Quebec, in 1837; wig
V‘ nearly rrebuilt at Bristol, in 1854, when she was
sheathed with zinc. Carries a large cargo, and is well
adapted for the cotton or timber trade. Dim-nsions—
Length, 135 feet 8-10ths ; breadth, 30 feet 8 10ths ; depth, 21 feet
9-10th,. Lying in Birkenhead D ck.—For further particulars apply
to Cunard, Munn and Co., in liquidation ; or to CURRY & CO.,
Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, Walmer.bnildings,
Water-street, Liverpool.

FOR SALE, the Barque NAPARIMA; 290
Aye tons 378 tons register ; built at Quebec, and is
well suited for the coal or timber trAnes. Length,
y 6 feet 8-10ths; breadth, 23 feet 4-10ths ; depth, 18feet
2 10ths. Now lying at Exmouth.—Apply here to CURRY
and CO., Brokers for the Purchase and S-le of Ships, Walmer-
b uildings, Water-street.

.0„ FOR SALE, the fine Barque LOUISIANA ;
ik 273 2843-35001hs tons registef; built in the United
0,, States, In 1845; sheathed with yellow metal, and well
• found in stores; has cabin and house on Meek; sails
~gth, 105 feet 7-10ths ; breadth,
Lying in liuskisson Dock.
• or to CURRY

a Appoint

to S. R. Graies,Erq

Ships, Walmer-

BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS FOR NEW

ZEALAND

Packet of the 25th of Octohcr.—Can receive no goods after the 23rd.
FOR WELLINGTON AND CANTERBURY,
(Forwarding Passengers to Nelson and New Plymouth at ship's
expense,)
The fine Clipper Ship
*,:4r. , INDIAN QUEEN,
A. JoasoN, Commander;
1,052 tons register; A 1 et Lloyd's; coppered and copper-fastened;
sails very fast, and has magnificent accommodation for all classes of

passengers

With Dispatch.
FOR WELLINGTON AND OTAGO,

Forwarding Passenger■ to NELSON and NEW PLYMOUTH, &C.,
.

:~~3C

at Ship'. Expense,
The beautiful American clipper Ship

• "1... -‘
ANN WILSON,
Ai .. ' •‘,
. •
4...-7.-77.._,ac0 Capt,in RUTH I( RFORD ;
475 Lunn r,gieter - coppereri and copper-fsetenad, is only riftpen
Months' old ; sails remarkably fast ; has very excellent accommo-

radon for Cabin Passengers, and is a very desirable opportunity for
Shippers.—Apply to
JAMES BAINES & CO., 6, Cook-street.

" WHITE STAR" LINE OF BRITISH AND
AUSTRALIAN EX ROYAL MAIL PACK ETS,
Under contract to sail punctually at noon
ON THE 20Tit OF EACH MONTH, FROM

LIVERPOOL- TO MELBOURNE,
And landing passengers, at Geelong, Sydney, Hobart Town, and
all Po-ts o: Australia, at through rates, and by first-class Steamers.
Ships. Captain. Tons. To Sail.
Reg. Bur.
SARDINIAN B. Sheridan ....1150 2800.. .... 20th Nov.
RED J CK ET ....M. H. O'Halloran .. 2464 5000 20th Dec.
GOLDEN ERA.... H. A. Brown 1643 8000 24,th Jan.
MF.RNIAID Edward Devey....... 132) 3500. ..... 20th 'Feb.
WHITE STAR Robert Brown. 2,30 5000 20th Mar.
FOR MELBOURNE,
PACKET OF THE 20ra OF NOVEMBER, THE
SARDINIAN,
fil.?;4"--\ 1150 Tons Register, 2800 Tons Burthen;
B. SHERIDAN, Commander;
This magnificent clipper will be despatched punctually at noon
of the 20th of November, with a Mail, Carp. and Passengers. She
is' already well known as having made some of the most remarkable
passages on record, among which may be named—
. _ .

From Halifax to Liverpool in 10 days,
From Liverpool to New York in 18 days,
From St. Andrews to Liverpool in 13 days,

,
And on her last voyage from Melbourne she landed Her Majesty's
Mails in 74 days, having beaten all her cotemporaries, ships and
steamers, and made by far the fastest passage of the season.
Cabins supplied with bedding and every requisite. Stewards are
found in the Second Cabin, and her ' fwixt deck accommodations
are equal to those of any other ship afloat.
Early application is necessary to se,cure beras.7.—Aoply
.„

PILKINGTON & WILSON,
17. Water-street. Liverpool,