The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-10 00:00:00

BANKRUPTS

JACOB ISAAC DE JONGE, merchant, Mark-lane.
JOHN HUNTER, merchant, Little Tower-street-chambers,
Easteheap.
Joni.; GREEN, patent rope manufacturer, Sunderland.
LEWIS BENJAMIN, fish merchant, Jewry-street, City.
CH ARLOTTE ROBERTSON, licensed victualler, Ratcliffe,
Middlesex.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS, currier, Norwich. '
JoaN WHEEN and JOHN MALIN, joiners, Sheffield:
JOHN HOULDSWORTH, builder, Sheffield.
DAVID SMITH, licensed victualler, of the Lord Nelson,
Duke's-road, St. Pancras.
RICHARD COWPER STEELE, merchant, Fenchurch-street,
SAMUEL HOWEL GRIEVSON and CUTHBERT RICHARD-
SON GRIEVSON, carpenters, Deptford, Sunderland.
GEORGE ROBERTS, draper, Stamford.
DAVID LANSLEY, publican and brewer, Black Horse
Inn, Kingsmead-square, Bath.
HENRY COATES, milliner, Birmingham.
MARMADUICE IRISH, licensed 'victualler, Whiteheart inn,
Maidenhead, Berks.
EDWARD GWYER, inn., merchant, Gracechurch street,
City.
JOHN SLKE, manufacturer of hosiery, Loughbnrough.
THOMAS BAKER, and JAMES BOSWELL, colour manu-
facturers, High street, Poplar.
WILLIAM LAMONT BAILEY and RICHARD HARVEY,
jun., merchants, Crutched Friars.'
WILLIAM SEALY, baker, Torquay, Devon.
JAMES CONSTANTINE, cotton spinner and manufacturer,
Scout, Lancashire.

WORKING MENS' CONCERTS, OAKES STREET, LONDON
ROAD. —These concerts increase in attraction, and are,
evidently, doing good amongst those who attend them. J.
Bigham, Esq., presided last Saturday evening. John Back
Lloyd, Esq., has accepted an invitation to preside next
Saturday evening at eight o'clock.
CUNARD, BRETT, AND AUSTIN V. GENERAL SCREW
STEAM SHIPPING COMPANY.—The claim of commission
against the above company for the sale of their steamers,
has been settled out of court by the company paying Messrs_
Cunard and Co. the sum of £lO,OOO. We cordially con-
gratulate the above firm on their good fortune of having a
claim thus settled, without further litigation.
SAILING OF AUSTRALIAN SHIPS.—To-morrow, or next
day, the " Giptey Bride," one of the noble vessels belong-
ing to the Liverpool line (Messrs. Magee, Levingaton, and
Walthew) goes into the river, on her third voyage to Aus-
tralia. She sails towards the eud of the week, and if one
may judge of her antecedents, she will make a successful
and rapid voyage. She has over 300 passengers, of the
most respectable class, and on our inspection of the Ship
yesterday, we found nothing left undone to add to the comfort,
the convenience, nay, almost the luxury of the people on
board. There is a library, a piano, and everything that can
add to the comfort of the mind and body. The able com-
mander of this fine ship, Captain P. Murphy, has won
golden opinions, not only by the people who sailed with him
to Australia, but also from the noble class of passengers who
came home in the ship from India with him. Success both
to the fine vessel and her able and gentlemanly commander.
TEE M`LEOD.—This is another of the " gallant ships
that ride along the sea," belonging to the " Mersev Line,"
(Ur. E, Thompson) that goes into the river this day or to-
morrow, with over 200 passengers, for Melbourne. We
have lately spoken in detail of this truly line and elegantly
fitted up ship, and it need only be repeated that she folly
bears out all we have said about her. We may observe that
she is about one of the tallest ships between decks, and the
best ventilated we know of, and if the best judges should
not form unwise prophets, her performance out will equal
that of some crack ships of the port ; of Captain Galbraith
we have only to endorse what we have already said of him.
ACCIDENTAL DEArn.—Owen Lewis, a seaman belonging
was injured on the 20th nit.
to the ship George Canning,
by a fall on board, and died yesterday in tte Northern
Hospital.