The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-01 00:00:00

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GREAT, LUXEMBOURG RAILWAY.—The
Liverpool Proprietors are requested to attend at the
CLARENDON ROOMS, at ONE o'clock D 'Y.
December 1, 1e56 H RY C. BEI OE, Agent.

GREAT WE

STERN RAILWAY

LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, GREAT CIT RLOTTE-STREET,
On TUESDAY, 2nd DEJEMBER, at Six o'clock,
To celebrate the Triumph of Reform Principles at the recent
. _

Municipal Election,

ITOMAS HAIGH,

):lowing Gem!

John G. lroolruff. Esq.
A. C.-Strw3lt, EN.

trgs Ma

r. It Livesidge
. Edward Grattan
tiniiir.ara

SQ., IN THE. CHAIR

en have signified their! intention. W ¢

Jame:; CrossUM, Esq
Henry Fernie, RAI.
John Finch,jun., Esq.
G. P. Nie77y,
J. H. Spence, E. q.
C. R: 11411, Esq.
C. J. Corbally, Esq.

KT-E W A' D S

S. B. Jacli son
Thou. M'George
_.. . _

Mr. A. C. Jeffrey
.. W. Jordan
.. Charles Sharp
• James Lloyd
▪ William Hughes
.. J. Griee

Edward Burden
Jam kitark Js-Gilbr-rt •
Thomas ibbotsor .. W. Ba es
J. 111.Connal . T. Whit:inghana
Bugatam • Brown -
•
J. Atlieek • .. 'Jan,es Chesney
TiCkets, tis.. each, includi,g Wine;. may, be obtained from th
tewards, or at la._ Lord Nelson-street:
T.E10114.8 COPE, Bon.- Eec

lIIVERPOOL'SPECIAL COMMISSION,
.1856,

. .
This Special Commission of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery
for the County Paiatke of Lancaster, will be opened at the Assize
Courts, In Liverpool, on Saturday, the Sixth day of December next.
The Prosecittors and Witnesses in the after-mentioned .cases are
required to be in attendance at the time specitisd in the following
list, and not earlier, and on nil subsequent days, until their respec-
tive cases are disposed of, at the sitting of the Court; and the
'trials are to proceed in the order in which the cases staid In the
Pet, so long as:that arrangement will afford a stiff:lent i.upply of
business for each Judee, unlesst he Couct shall otherwise diiect, viz:
- - Cm-Monday, the Bth December, at Ten o'clock, a.m.
Before Mr. Baron Aldersoi.
The Queen r. Hi harct_Clare; Sylvester Fairelough. William
Ashurst, and Peter Fairelough ; John Hall; Patrick Murphy; John
Connor; William Anderson ; William Bowler; William Davies;
Catherine Hogan.; John Lloyd and William Barrtngton ; James
Thomas ; Alfred Pore'.; Janice Marshall ; William Stewart, William
Collis, and Ellen
Before Mr. Sergeant Channell.
The Queen v. Isaac Ellis;,,, Wi Ham Johnstene; John Glynn;
James Robinson r'Jcsseph Keightley, Francis Donelly, George John.
ston, Elisabeth Keithly, and sante Varlev; Patrick Keogh; Thomai
Rinimer ; David Jones; Robert o;;den ; James I'Vhiteside, and
Thomas kmery; EstherAusterherry; George Smout.
On -Tuesday, the gth December, at Ten o'clock, a.tn.
Ib-fo.e Mr. Baron Alderson.
The Qeeen tr. 'Christopher Thomas; Thomas Hassell; SaMttal
Fisher ;Thomas Smith ; Jo'in Ashton. Isaac Rimtner, s.nd John
Wigiiall ; James Close, and Joseph Berry; William, Robinson. James
Thompson, ThorlttS ' ard, 'James Wood; James Haywood, and
Joseph brine; Bridget Kelly Emily Mason,
Before Mr. sergeant Channell.
H The Queen vEdwerd Astle ; Patrick Kelly Mariana Oohs; Hugh
urke ; Ellen Ambrose ; William Eccles ; John Henry Wils.szt
Peter Duff, John Kelly, and Thomas Kelly; Edward 'Roberts.
On Wednesday, the 10th December, at 10 o'clock, a.m. •
Before Mr. Baron Alderson.
The Queen v. Thomas Wiliets; 'Nancy Green ; John Atkinson;
John Boni; ; David Whitt e.;__Margßrady+- Pa trick- Dottie* I—John
Leigh.

Before Mr. Sergeant Channel'.
The Queen v. William Sinclair;' F.llen Cogan; John Garnett And
James JohLtion ;- John Pal•; James Bethel!; William Marabain
Henry Nevdte, and William Cross; John Molyneux, James ',wren-
son, Thomas i.unt, and John Lunt; James Boscow and William
llainford.

Oa Thurslay: the 11th December, at Ten o'clock..a.m.
All other Cases.
-.The Bills of Indictment against persons to be tried before 'Mr.
Ba,on Alderson are to be preferred lo the Grand Jar! alternately
with the Hills of Indie:ment against persot,s to be tried before Mr.
Sergenut Channel!.

'I he foregoing,Regula'ions will be strictly enfirce.l, and no Costs
allowed to persona making dew% In the observance of them.
The Court wi►l sit for the dispaech of hu hese each day at Nine
o'clock a.m., except n Monday, theS ttecewber, and on that diy
at E.even o'clock.

By order a the Hoy,. Mr: Baron Alderson,
T. S. SHU TLEWORTH, Clerk to the Crown.
crown Office, Preston, No+. 28, 1856.

NATIONAL MONUMENT To SIR WILLIAM--
WALLACE.
_ _

AT a Areeting--of Gentlemen favourable to the
above oljeet, held this day at the Philadelphia-
chambers,ilacktrAi-hey. •
• C. • SWART, Req., p., the chair.;
The Chsirrasus having read toe following Kesolution, passed at a
Cheat National Meeting, attended by upwards of twenty th-wend
poziKftis. beld•in the King's Park, Sierling, on Tuesday, the 24th of
June, 1855, (the anniversary of the Inutie of Bannockturn,) the
Earl of Elgin and: Kincardine, K.T.. in the Chair, the following
resolutions were unanimously dopted -
1. Proposed by the Right Hmsonrable the Lord Provost of Edln-
-ph, seconded by R. Robertson. Esq., Sheriff of Falkirk--
_..,e,msing the claims of Sir William Wallace to the immortal
gratitude of Scotsmen, as the succoss!ul defender of the independence
J "....;^a when the kingdom was strb
gn mower, through the imbecility
the servility of the rulers ; and tracing to hie
~erpris, in war, and prudent administration in peace.
~ern: of the, civil and religious liberty which we now enjoy,
.coolved to rrect a National Monument to his Memory,
At2l..ha
jor:semodoenb7y,
.mHdeeendntrbybye AG
..aescsttebdr do
n Sell,th e F
AbbeyCrain,
' ti Sheriff Substitutenea
near
s tinog!
lexander Campbell, 'Esq., of Montle—
as Immediately ovcrlooking the scene of the hero's greatest t,ctory
—the battlefield of Stirling—as be;ng in the centre of Scotland. and
as otherwise
prospects in the kingdomcomrnanricg one of the richest and moat picturesque.
3. Proposed by the Rer. Dr. Golan:, of St. John's church, Glasgow.
seconded by David Hunter, F.tq., of •Illackness-
-1 That Subs: riptir ns be for Ui".t, collected in every porti :It of 'he.
Kingdom. in the Colonies and from our Countrymen throughout the
world, for the. carryieg out of this grand national enterprise; and
that, for the furtherance of theca subscriptions, the Lard-Lieutenants;
Deputy-Lienteaants, and ComtiCssioners of Supply of Counties,
Magistrates and Town Comte:ls of Burghs, Clergy of all denomina-
tions, Parochial; Burgh, and other Schoolmasters, and all the Public
Kr dies, as 11184:your inflaential -Countryinen abralad, are incited to.
afford their countenance and cordial co-operation in the present,

pete:i to the doi
of he manarch,

moven:en

tion <f a (we

secoaded by John Miller, Esq., of Millfield
• That a large Committee be formed to promote the
A)l4tect_of _the
Meeting, end adopt measures for raik of, the requisite :ands ; the
4. Proposed tby Charles ' Bailie, Esq., Sheriff of Stirlingshirts,--
said committee to consist of the Lord-1 ieutenants and Sheriffs of
Counties, the Lard Provosts of the cities of Edinburgh, Glasgow,
Aberdeen, and Perth, and the Chief 'll.4stri..tes of all the Scottish
Burghs, and that, further, Local Committees be foraied frt 'every
Town and District for procuing Subscriptions, the aPP9tutment of
which shall he entrusted to the Magistrates df the several Borah'.
and the Members of the Central Committee, and also that Com-
mittees be forrmd in the Calonieti and among our Countrymen-
abroad.

6. Proposed by tic! Rev. Alexander Low, Minister of Reiff, Aberdeenshire' seconded by Mr. James Litt'e, Glasgow,
That the chief iupporters 'Wallace, in his struggle for Indepen.
Bence: being the Sc-tti4t Peaiantry, It is fully' expected that this
Class s ill cordially unite with the v fel,ow-countrymen in the present
movement.

7. rropoged by Councillor
eecondcd 1 y Camp&

a Ylttrray, LL.D., Edinburgh,
:.0., Met:ober of the Legi,lat)To

Council, Australia; '
That the Design of thelllo
comi,etition amorg N

shall be publicly Submitted to

CHARLES ROGERS, L.I :D., and 1 Jolot 'momAs' IL GALBRAITH; I Secretaries.
•
Moved by James '2l ute'Aclitu, Esq., seconded by George Maxwell,
Esq., and carried unanimously, _
That, in :he opinion of ibis Meeting, it is h,gbly desirable that a
Committee should be appointed in I.lvapool to co.operate-witb ;be
Central Committee in Stirling, and that ,he followipg gentlemeh do
form such Committee. with power:to add to their number i—
.J. C. gwait. Eaq..114,1.,.. ..Walter P. M.Gregor, Esq., A,
' George Attirtielt, Egg., IW. R. Dohle Esq..
Daniel rampbeli, Esq., James Cox, Esq., ,
James Aikin, Esq., James Petrie E q.,
•
Charles M'lver. Esq., Janice C. flak Esq..
Duncan Cibb, Esti.. - Major Gteir, .
..) Thomas M. Mackay, Esq.,, L. Fr. M.lntyre, EN..
James Buchanan. Esq., Hugh Sbt'dden, Esq. • '
It man moved I.y Walter F. Macgregor, Esq., and seconded by

E%q.

,mr.s lfilla, Et ,be appoin'ed nenoraty Secretary and

James Buchanan, Esq

and seconded . by James C

That the tbanks of the meeting be giren.to li!aclie. Esq.,
for the um of the Hail.—
Moved ty Patrick E. Dove. Esq., of Edinburgh, and carried. by
acclamation,

That theimat thanks of the eting be reeted to J. C,
;$4., for his kindness in presidimnae pat V is meetsinn g.
THOMAS MILLS, Hon. Treasurer
Subscriptions wig be received by any, at the COMmittee: , .1. .
Liverpool. Nnv. 20 1856.

rinHE _LEAMINGTON, PRIZE IgicENETA,
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Grkpeslan;ll 0; Mill.:street, Tosteth Park,
Liverpoll Jul, 23. Bop. , .
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it roasts and hakes'adrhirasly, gives' ple,,iy of hot*arer. afidirn...
rails i I vrongly recommend it.—Youra truly, Par"' "
, -
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