The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-01 00:00:00

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Diu, Jane

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I aylor--all lirn .e at Now Orleans

Eqxine, from Oils

eve ..,means—sailed horn Br.stal o.;

7 11 Weetaber,

ramba u, •Ileyn, fr-nu shanghai at Anger, for Liverpool.
BAr,mettorn Long.! at 41 ngei, to, S ttg.ti ore.
miles I:arton, from Nl,luouriie and cleared fa Qi

A chymist, and Benjamin flaipe, !)al

bath from ➢7s:bourne

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John Dagriale, from 11 rig K n¢ at Mini+l,.
r erwics Wall, ',wile I fr 50,,n.111 to. Queenstown, r•ov.
13r h-t,ce at s a ru ti
Glad. 1' yl,r, horn II

and Cairn lons, troll No
Biaglal,,,a. Jolla But
—all lieu, C ;it Sitig.pore

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—all 4; C Ala

Z i a:), from 1,0111.1

I.:nd:)rut,k, and La!mln Cs.), Br

Joint n. S ,mn Amo

Isle of France, from the Cycle; and 'jaw'

Nl'Dou.:al, Prom V

for Homba

poa at Sin:apore, and sailed

e sailed from Sit gvore:Nov.-26 ; Juniet, 1). c. 8 ; Joharm Poas
Dec. 19 - for Dyer', ()I. Cie,cent City, Nov. LO, fur bo
Ameiic4 (It.M.S.), it 'floe at Boston
City of Bo tan, Anderson henc
City of M,utrc
Chart: s; on

and Puliock,Litt!e—both hence 10

War Cio.td. M'lray, from Portsmouth at Mobil,
N, st"rian. hence at ,tew York.

Nerhertou, from Bahia a; Ncei York; experienced very head/

arty ince, Guthrie ; Henry. Calii,un ;
Donhe 4er. Robtrtson—all hence at Mobile.
Madawaska sailed from Chinchas for England, De:.
S 4 opian, Tal,oniiie. hence at St. Thomas.
Ali, Jane, hence at Jamaica.
Isis, Lister, from Santa Martha at Savanila.
Champion sailed f Savanilla for Liverpool, Dec. 30.
Betsey Hall, Tucker, from Genoa at Vera C.u.,t and called for
Laguna, Dec. 28.
Cardiff Lass, Jenkins, hence at Santander.
Liechnrdt sailed from Shanghae Nov. 22; and Crisis, fro°
Wbampoa, Dec. 4—both for Liverpool.
Mangertou, Smith, from Sydney; Sobraon, R'ce, from ealcutts;
and Irene, Louis, from Currachee —all at Bombay.
Ameri..a sailed from Bombay tor Liverpool, Dee. 22; Hydrabad for
Calcutta, Dec. 18; and Mermaid for China, Dec. 23.
Laidmans, Walls, from Calcutta at Madras.
Rapid, Taylor, from Singapore at Anjer, for Mauritius.
Burlington, Gamble; Heroes of Alma; and John unyau
from Hong Kong; Narragansit, Edmonds; and Joshua Bates--.
both fi om,Shangbae ; and Carib, from Foo-cllon4oo—ali at Apiers.
City of Washington (s.), hence at Marseilles.
Nundeeps, hence at Scilly, and left for St. Michaels,
Vixen, William Henry, Barbara, Elizabeth, Isabella, and Rapbe
—all-hence at Gibraltar.
Emerald (s.), cleared from Gibraltar for Liverpool, Jan. 10.
Wakeham, hence at Alexandretta, and left for Swedia.
Wave, hence at Alexandretta, and left for Beyrout.
RenOvatibit .sailed from Saleumbe for Liverpool.,Jan. 30.
Bolina, Mary Koblason, North Atlantic, and Lizzy Thompsork
all hence at Calcutta. •
Peri, hence at Beyrout. . •

Spartano Barclay ; Oa

BIRTH,
On the Bth ultimo, at New Orleans, the wife of Georg* B. Shute'
E.q., of Liverpool, of a son and heir.

DEATH.
On the 3lat ultimo. In the 72nd year of her age, Mary, the wlOl
of the late Thomas Phillips, of Stoke Newington, London, "-
mother of Mrs. Lang, Btont-hill, near Liverpool.

lar Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when OP-
our Office duly authenticated.

The prospectus of the Ceylon railway company is issu,o
The capital is one million sterling, in 20! shares, on wino
the:deposit is to bell per share, The line proposed is at
connect Colombo with the interior, and will be
seventy milea in length. .
The Euxine submarine telegraph cable, recently brokell'
will not, it is expected, be re-established before April Dest•
Messages for transmission' to' Paris and London, are
presentt conveyedhfrom
otnh.e Crimea by steamer, to. Yung-, the
THE LATE :JOHN•LALOR, with deep .r.ekf,rel
ornament
mweenrtecoor the
rdthedadely. atphipefssthoifs
uiitoungentleman,tray. i‘distiinr.g.iftt;'ll,oor.
was educated at Trinity CollegeY Dublin where ia
talent and assiduity attracted' much notice. On ctlan,
to London he became connected with the Morning Ch 9
icle. and eventually was ippointed.one of the chief: Or,
of that paper, remaining in that capacity for, we beti`ie
o
l
five or six years. 'With the disposal of 'the Clero Sir John .Easthope, Mr, La;or retired from the t' to
press, his health being at the time in a , shattered 6s A
from the.eilects, of over-work. Mr. Lalor's 3
journalist and contributor to, our Quarterly
were singularly pleasing and popular, and throngtt.ilil'
critical. period his coensels exercised considerable
once upon passin; events.
CHARGE br DESTIt YISG TETE HOLY
boy 'named Thomi., Geraghty, a vendor of bug-et sitopeof
was brought up in "custody, at the College-street„re,,Olo
court, Dublin, charged by the Rev. William 11,t
tipper itathmines, with .having destroyed a col'" °t '
Holy Binle at Portobello Canal, on the previous d'00,„.(5;
appeared that the prisoner W 45 selling his sycel.!'io of
and had, for the purpose of wrapping up such artic„
might he purchased, a nonsidemble portion of a f.it' 00
the Bible, in a small edition, very similar in size 11' c'
to the fragments of pocket Bibles produced at the i111;0
trial of Father Viadimer Petcherine. The lOgi,c t
• 0
uh the
icsaiisael; conceivingeo, t er et that,
nd
obrdeeLint°:ll„;:vrgileiciji;
offencedism i -s ead
pt
that it:was committed 'for the purpose of isev
Scripture•L'or religion, into contempt, and
was net aff irded in the case before him.

Printed a-d Publiphed by CllAlti ES WILI.I4IFR, of 9,1 t,
street, a his General Planting at.d Stationary Estshio'
Beath John-strest, Liverpool.
FRIDAY, FILBRUAILY. 1, 1856...,•