The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-13 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE

liateq,eli-RITPTS.--BENJAAIIN BRETT, St. George's-street,
blanor ~-11.vaY, and High-street, Poplar, boot and shoe
Btaft,): J,,ne' • WALTER DALE KIDGROVE, Wolstan tor ,
and /Puke, builder. Vicrott CHANDRON,Leicester-quare
°IttNT BABIN, dealers ill perfumery. HENRY
:torrtll7' 4501 n, licensed victualler. JOHN' DsAY,
Nia
,New South Wales, and the Queen's Hotel, S'.
8-le-Grand, merchant. JOSEPH THOMSON, Bishop
streettfc'r, Hertfordshire, draper. JOSEPH ELTEEN, High-
oLLl Kensington, grocer and cheesemonger. THOMAS
atabln", Preathury, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, livery
ka Keeper and trainer. MARY BULLIVANT WALTEIIS,
,
.1.44 e ••"1
0 , notel keeper. JAMES TAYLOR TATLINGION,
$OWr
End, Larctshire cotton spinier. BENJAMIN
". and CHARLES JOHN MORRIS LEWIS, Birmingham, hoot
Cool'n ,a,TI 'hoe makers. JOSEPH COOPER, senior, JOSEPH
e,tto jun., and Jos COOPER, Chisworth, Devonshire,
~ellinhtpinners and manufacturers. HENRY GARDNER,
Somersetshire' manufacturer. JAMES
...41uta
liu rcr olcolna Brook, near Bury, Lancashire, cotton
ct

1, elloi,AsTic ExcnasioNs.—On Tuesday, the sth inst., a
10, a number of the members and friends of the Sunda
-°'°°l and Literary Institute enjoyed a delightful da)',
Ite
eXetirsion to the far-famed English lake district—Winder_
to`"‘
m The committee of the institute are deeply indebted
m". R. R. Marcus, who accompanied the train, for the
excellent manner in which it was conducted.
INSPECTOR, FIELD AT A LLSOP'S WAX-WORK EXHIBITION.
..---c'very one who had seen Palmer, declared that his liko-
11,08s at this establishment is the best that is extant, and a
"ay or two since, Mr. Field, the celebrated London officer,-
an visiting,. the exhibition, was at once struck with the exact
likeness of that notorious person, and declared it to be the
most perfect he had ever beheld.—Adv.
I,7IDISCIvERY OP SPADE GUINEAS. &e.--OD Monday, the
cnl-n engaged in levelling the rubbish in the " ruins"
n ar -victoria-street, Farringdon-street, struck upon a
small square tin box, extremely rusty. They at first
threw it on one side, but hearing something rattle inside,
the men wl'o had thrown it away as useless opened it, and,
to their great surprise and gratification, discovered its
contents were sixty-
lour suede guineas, eleven half-
guineas, and twelve se.,,n.sh'i
cling, pieces.
Cone-I.4Eles INQA3, •
STS.—Ycstera ty, the deputy coroner,
E'cl , held the following inquests:—On the
IF Statham,
body of James Hutton 13ourne, erred fifty-four years, late of
22, Mount Pleasant, n ear," am?
gilder, It appeared that
state of muld and that a brother of his,
the deceased was, for a considerable time post, in a very low
and desponding
at present, is an inmate of Itainhill Lunatic Asylum. About
see his brother, and
n spirits, and said he
a month since the deceased went t,
after his return be got much lower i -
Would never go there again. He con.tinued very low until
Alonday morning, when he got up
taernofut six o'clock, and
went to the workshop, where his sisfound him sometime
after hanging hy a rope io a beam, iie was at once cut
down, but had been dead for some time previously. The
jury returned a verdict of temporary insanity.—On the body
of a woman, named Mary Rourke, aged forty-five Years, the
%/if. of a tail it residing in Richmond-row. The deceased
fell' down
was an incorrigible drunkard, and, whilst in a fit of drink,
she s'airs, and died from the effects of the injuries_John
received, Verdict accordingly.—On the body of
Smith. It years of age, a carter, in the employ of Mr.
Gibraltar-row, fell on the deceased,
. appeared that a bale of cotton, from a st.ore in
Northern hospital, d
in consequence of the injuries he ha
received. James Bevan, the first man under the warehouse
and be died an the
keeper in ,Varriott's warehouse in Gibralter-row, said he
!a: weighing cotton there, 'which he delivered to Henry
!Ti,owen and Robert Dilworth, for Messrs. Thomas, and
rfire,neaal.l. One of the bales fell on deceased, and from the
"1 I it appeared death was caused by a rupture
of the bo .
death. evidence,,The jury returned a verdict of accidental

1

s a cotton r
ssued a forged

to him a

been ac

Burnley

radar rnoni

Tevious

imprisonment,

urer, was -charged with having
.xchance. Mr. Brett prosecuted.

of M

mission
esented

purporting to

3rd, who had carried on

This he refused to do,

Ito have it placed to his account,

1. to Mr. 0

OR the 17th of M

to Mr. Ormerod
accepted by Mr

ihich was
with Mr.

tianulacturer

'eh, the prisoner had offered

Dther bill for .£167,

Bamford

had offered at the establish'
Manchester, a bill purpor
Henry Rawlinson, for Je36o.

and deposed that nett'.

on th

vent of Messr

g to be a

orth. of

)ted by AI

r. Bamford was examined.
ier of the bills beacing his name

He had had some deal-
ings with the prisoner previously, and had accepted two
bills for him, but'neither of them was one of these produced
in court. Mr. Henry Riwlinson and Mr. Edward Ra wlin-
son, partners in the firm of Rawlinson & Co., cotton manu-
facturers at Burnley, were both examined, and deposed
respectively that the bill bearing that name was not
accepted by either of them. The prisoner shortly after
left the country and 'escaped to Hamburg, where he was
arrested, then passing under the name of Henry Johnson,
by inspector Buckley, of the Manchester police. Mr.
Tindal Atkinson, who defended the prisoner, addressed
the jury in an eloquent and forcible speech. A witness
was called to speak to the good character previously

was accepted or signed by him,

iship h

His- Lordst

to fourteen years' transportation

UTTERING FORGED BANK
fitter, and Daniel Haig
having uttered two

"oTEs.:—Thomas King, e

bootmaker. were chargedwith

appeared that on Thur

t 5 Bank of . England rotes. It
y, the 20th of March last, the
pt by James Ingham,

isoners went into a publ

for a couple of gl
note, which In2ha

and King put doivn a .e 5

a tik)k for the purp-6s of 1

said it Is
and for t

both notes to

3 took them to-the .shop o

t of thE

Ashe expressed
s, and took them to a
were dis-

n he went nut for at

urned
ted in