The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-26 00:00:00

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Charles Tipple, apothecary, Baldock, Hertford.
John James, trunk maker, John-street and Oxford-street,
London.

William Booth, late ironmonger, Commercial-road, Lam-
beth, Surrey. •
William Tomlinson, publican, Mechanics' Arms, Man-
chester.
James Coupe, builder, Preston, Lancaster.
William ()dram, timber merchant, Stockton-upon-Teem,
Durham.

Eliza M'Crow, linen draper, James-street, Featherstone.
street, City-road, Middlesex.
Jacob Wright, licensed victualler, Holywell-street Shore-
ditch, Middlesex.
James Phillips, hatter, Bristol.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE MERCHANTS'
COURTS OF BANKRUPTCY.
TUESDAY, Nov. 29.
Close, Close, and Reinhold, merchants and manufacturers,
Manchester, dividend at 12.
Hilton and Walsh, paper makers, Over Darwen, dividend
at 12.

Leech, John, Newton Moor, near Hyde, shopkeeper, audit
at 12.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 30.
Bennett, William, Hebden-bridges, Yorkshire, and
Horwich, Lancashire, last examination at 12.

Brook, William, stuff merchant, Manchester, last exami-
nation at 12.

Salmon, William, leather merchant, Manchester, ad-
journed last examination on bankrupt's application at 12.
THURSDAY, Dec. 1. _
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Eccles, William, cotton spinner, Walton-le-Dale, ad-
journed dividend at 12.
Robinson, Francis, publican, Manchester, adjourned audit
at 12.

Rave and Mortimers, silk dyers, Bury (Mortimers), ad-
ourned certificate at 12.

FRIDAY, Dec. 2.
Hunt, Henry, paper manufacturer, Heaton Norris, divi.
dend at 12,

Fowler, Joseph, provision dealer and grocer, Macclesfield,
audit at 12.
Frost, William, silk tbrowster, Macclesfield, at 12.
Robinson, Francis, publican, Manchester, adjourned divi-
dend at 12.

LAUNCH AT DUMBARTON.—There was launched yester-
day, from the building yard of Messrs. Denny and R
Dumbarton, a fine screw steam ship, the property of Mca.ns.
D. and G. Brymner, Greenock. Messrs. N.lLun and Co.
furnish the engines. The vessel .“.11 be ready for trial
within a fortnight, all i 26, machinery being ready for put-
-1,...-‘2.—.North British Anil
ATTEMPTED
on
TrEMPTED SUICIDE. - An unfortunate young woman
named Agnes Wilson, a native of Millerston, near Paisley,
in a frenzy of despair, aggravated by drink, attempted
yesterday to terminate her existence in a hovel where she
lodged in Olive-branch Close, by taking a quantity of
laudanum. By the application of an emetic, and other
medirsil treatment oi tau
poison were counteracted, and the patient recovered in a
few hours. —N. B. Mail.

THE Airrnon. or " SWEET Homn."— The life of J.
Howard Payne, the author of " Sweet Home," was one 4
of remarkable vicissitudes. "Of an evening," says one who
knew him, "we would walk along the streets, looking into
tho lighted parlours as we passed. Once in a while we
would see some family circle so happy, and forming so
beautiful a group, that we would both stop, and then pass
silently on. On such occasions he would give me a history
of his wandering, his trials, and all the cases incident to hi 3
sensitive nature and poverty. "How often," said he once,
" I have been in the heart of Paris, Berlin, London, or
some other city, and heard persons singing, or the hand
organ playing " Sweet Home," without a shilling to buy th
next meal, or a place to lay my head. The world hap,
literally, sung it until every heart is familiar with its me-
lody. Yet I have been a wanderer from my boyhood.'
The Musical Transcript.
The New York crystal palace will be kept open through
the winter.
A woman, named Hayes, at Kilbritain, near Bandon, •
has been committed for trial, charged with manslaughter, •
she having inoculated four children with small-pox matter,
two of which subsequently died from the disease thus con-
veyed into their systems, It was reported that numerous
otheri deaths had previously resulted from her practice.—
Medical Circular.

The rating to the poor of the Conservative Clnb London,
has been fixed, on appeal, at £2,730 ; the Athenaeum at
£1,720 ; and the Junior United Service at £2,240.

1131rtb4, filarriags, anti ißeatbii.

BIRTH. -
On the 24th instant, at Greenlands, Irtait, Cumberland, Mrs. Thos.
Brocklebank, of a son.

MARRIAGES.
On the 24th instant, in St, Peter's church by the Rev. R. Townsend
F. T. C. D., the Rev. C, N. Punkell, to Ellen, daughter of the late
John Hawkins, Esq., solicitor,
On the 24th instant, at St. Peter's church, by the Venerable the_ ,
Archdeacon of Raphoe, George A. Chichester May, Esq., barrister,
and late Fellow of Magdalen College, Cambrige, to Olivia, fourth
daughter of Sir Mathew Barrington, Bart., of Glenstal, county of ,
Limerick.