The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-09-09 00:00:00

HORATIO LEWIS, 67, Church-street,

pERA M B U L

ATORS

A large assortment, including the latest and most elegant designs,
at prices varying from ISs. to may be seen at
W . H. MOON'S,
TOY AND BRUSH WAREHOUSE,
ST. GEORGE'S HOUSE, 22, ISLINGTON.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
ALFRED JACOB,
AUCTIONEER & ESTATE AGENT,
Resdectfully informs his Friends and the Public that he has
RENIOVED from No. 1, Parker -street, to No. BAsmitir-
STREET, corner of Leigh-street, and solicits
many kind favours received for so many yo,:„. continuance of the
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)ROE'S- CRESCENT

4, ST. GR.,

F.
CIO KS, MANUFACTURE OF
KS, WATCIIES, AND JEWELLERY,
(From 17, Basnett-street),
REMOVED TO 94, BOLD-STREET.

J.
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HANvSOME GOLD CHAINS,

THEIR WEIGHT IN SOVEREIGNS,

. QUICK's
JEWELLER,

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BUOYANT
SMITH'S , LIFE - PRESERVING
VEST.
SOLD
mANITPAcTuRERs,
J. 8c E. LITTLER,
17, LORD STREET.

W. BLACKBURNE,
(Of the late firm of Smith, Bl'Lachlan and Co.),
Having associated himself with Messrs. Littler, of 17, Lord-street,
respectfully s.ilieits a continuance of that support and patronage
bestowed on the late firm.
DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXERCISES.—
Mr. W. CLERC, 22, Islington, respectfully announces
that his ACADFMIE is OPEN for the SEASON, Day and Even-
ing Classes on Tuesdays and Fridays. Juvenile Class on Satur-
days, at Two o'clock, Schools and Families attended. ?tints
Tuition at any lour,

TUESDAY,

rtlittn firm

SEPTEMBER 9, 1856

THE DAY'S NEWS

A gracious Providence continues to favour us
with seasonable weather, enabling the farmer to
bring to a satisfactory termination the labours of
the harvest, and secure the abundant crops with
which the earth teems. This has already exercised

a sensible effect upon our corn markets, and we
find, by our reports from Mark Lane, and all the
leading corn exchanges throughout the United
Kingdom, that prices of breadstuffs are daily

receding. This is satisfactory as far as it goes,
but it is somewhat singular, that bakers and flour
dealers continue to maintain the price of bread at
a point which gives to the working classes but
little advantage. There mutt be something wrong,
when flour drops nearly 10s a sack, and the bread
made therefrom is neither better in quality, nor
cheaper in price. The miller and the retailer
play into each other's hands, and thus continue to
maintain exorbitant prices, and compel the con-
sumer to submit to their trade conspiracies. We

have often thought that a law might be devised

I would put a stop to such iniquitous d

)ther countries have considered the matter—one

market

or selle

avaricious tr

s from beii
dishonest dealer

regulation—and we do not find that

ice of bread, according to tho

he raw material fr

)m which

any injury upon either buyer

restrained the cupidity of
and protected the poorer

unprincipled and

Our paper to-day contains a report of the first
meeting of the Parochial Burial Board. The mis-
understanding between that body and the Rev. the

Rector of Liverpool unfortunately still exists

From a

Curate

Campbell fee

as received from Mr. Denny

Peter's, it is evident that Rector

somewhat sore as to the constit
d. We are sorry that he show

Lion of the b

allow his feel

o betray him into the utterance

of a sentiment which wa
board as a body, and T

ither harsh towards the

rely agree with the

Chairman, Mr. Robertson Gladstone, that when
Rector Campbell stated that he " felt deeply
le Burial Board,"
say that they

aggrieved at the constitution

it was n

s than