The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-07 00:00:00

THE WM. PENN,

or other of the Company's first-class steamers, are intended to sail
from Liverpool to London, eallina at Waterford every Friday,
k ADONIS (for London), Friday, Bth instant, 11 morning,
FROM CLARENCE DOCK.

Leaving London every Wednesday, for Liverpool,calling at the
above port.
MARS, Direct to Waterford (as usual), on
Tuesday..... 12th Feb, at 2 o'clock, afternoon
Tuesday 19th Feb, at 111 o'clock, morning
Tuesday.. . 26th Feb, at 10 o'clockl afternoon
Leaving Waterford for Liverpool every Friday.
FAR Fs—Cabin am luding Steward's fee) 15s; Deck, 7s 6d.
For Freight or Passage apply attire Waterford Steam-ship Office
35,Brunswick-street,Liyerpool.
GEORGE K. PAYNE, Agent.

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL, MILFORD, SWANSEA,
AND BRISTOL
MONTH OF FEB., 18E6,

FOR TR

The Steam Ship
TROUBADOUR., W.J. Beckett I AUGUSTE LOUISF J.Lee.
or some other Vessel, Is intended to sail with Ooodsand Passen-
gers (unlesQ prevented by any unforeseen occurrence), as follows
(with or without hilots,ane liberty to tow vesselfo:
FROM LIVE RPOP L TO MILFORD AND BRISTOL,

LandingPasseniersfOrSwanseaweatherpermittin it, o If t heMumbles
'6th Feb. at 7 o'clock, Evening Saturday 9th Feb. at 12 o'clock, Noon
Saturday.. — 2.3 d Feb. at Ili o'clock, Morning
FROM LIVERPOOL TO SWANSEA (directwith Cargo only).
TtleSdaYi itith Feb, at 2 o'clock, Afternoon
Tuesday 19th Feb, at 9 o'clock, Morning
Tuesday .26th Feb. at I o'clock, Afternoon
FROM BRISTOL TO SWANSEA, MILFORD & LIVERPOOL,
Tuesday i"th Feb, at 10 o'clock, Morning
Tuesday 19th Feb, at 5 o'clock, Aft, moon
Tuesday 26th Feb, at 8i o'clock, Morning
FROM SWANSEATO LIVERPOOL (Calling atMilfordon days
marked, thus *).
Friday .. &h Feb, at 6 o'clock, F,rening
Wednesday l3th Feb, at 10 o'clock, Morning*
Friday lsth Feb, at 1 o'clock, Atternoon
Wednesday 2oth Feb, at 4i o'clock, Afternoon*
Friday 22d Feb, at 6 o'clock, Eve! ing
Wednesday 27th Feb, at 8 o'clock, Morning*
Friday
Fares—Liverpool to Swansea or'Bristol, cabin 12 s 6 d , deck 51.
Liverpool to Milford cabin Iss, deck Gs 611, Including boat-hlre at
Milford.

NOTlCE—Returntickets,avallablefortwovoyagesi n t bias team-
ors, may be had from the undermentioned Agents, or the Captain.
Liverpool to Milford,2os. Swansea or Bristol, 17s. Milford to
Bristol, 13s. Goods intended for the above Steamers,
from Liverpool, must be at the Trafalgar Dock Two Hours
beforethe advertised hours of sailing. All Goods for Milford are
landed at the risk of shippers and consignees,as regards Hulk,
Lighters, and Boats.

AGENTS—George H. Evans, Liverpool Steam-Wharf,Bristol;
John Edwards, Swansea; C. H. N. Hill, Milford; Harvey & Co.,
Hoyle; John Kenworthy & Co., Manchester, or to
FITZSIMONS, APPLEBEE, & CO.,
20. Water-street. Liverpool.

The Largest, Cheapest, and Best Selected Stock of

GLASS, CHINA, and EARTHENWARE,
IS AT

J. WARD'S 40, BOLT) STREET, LirI'ERPOOL

All Patterns Purchased at this Estabhshmen. Matched at any
time.
Dinner Sets, for Twelve Persons
Dessert Do. Do.
China Tea Sets, Burnished Gold, upwards

from 40s. to .620 per Set
from 255. to .6'20 Do.

of 100 Patterns from 10s. 6d. to 46 Do.
China Freakfast Sets, Burnished Gold, from ss. to .t-7 Do.
Toilet Sets, 50 Patterns ....
China Tea Cups and Saucers, Blue Figo.re.... le• 3d. per Half Dozen.
Jugs, Parfait China, Stone jugs, with Metal Tops, for Hot
Water, and a great variety of others, of all sizes.
All kinds of Kitchen Ware, very cheap.
Stone Jars, Feet Warmers, Hahing Pans, Bread Pans, &c., &c.
Richly Cut Glass, the best that can be made, in all articles.
Pressed Glass, of Ist and 2nd quality, at prices that defy corn.
petition.

French China Ornaments, Painted and Gilt, in hundred■ of pat•
terns and designs,froto 38. 6d. to £6 per Set.

. - -
Figure Shades, for Covering Ornaments ,ali sizes, and Stands for
them, Gilt and Black.

N.B.—J. NV begs to return thanks to the publicforthe patronage
he has received, and his success enables him now to offer to the
public a magnificent, large ,ai d first-class stock of goods ,such as very
tew equal, and none surpass, for quality or cheapness.
Goo& delivered within Four Liles Free of Charge.
"gerve—J. Wkal). 40. BOLD STREET. LIVICAPOOL:

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OrdersandAlyertisements are respectfullysolicited by
AUGUSTUS ROBERT MARTIN, Proprietor,
To whom all Bank and Pos:-othee orders should be made payable

Important SALE of PROPERTY, in the borough of
Liverpool, on Corporation Leases for 75 years,
On Wednesday, the 27th, and Thursday, the 28th days of
February, at One o'clock on each day, in the Nisi Prius
Court, Sessions House, Chapel-street, subject to such
conditions applicable to the several lots, as shall be then
and there produced, will be SOLD by AUCTION, by
MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY & SONS,
on Wednesday, the 27th of February,
Lot 1. A Plot of LAND, at the north-east corner of Oldhall-
street and Tithebarn-Areet, cor taining about 3t,31 square yards,
with the ti aletials of the Buildings now standine thereon.
2. A Plot of LAND, on the south side of Bold-street, the west
sid,! of Berry-street. and north side of Wood-stree , Containing
rifin square 3 ards, with the Materials of the Buildings now standing
thereon.

3. A Plot of LAND, on the east side of Rodney-street, and south
s;de of Hardman-,treet, containing (exclusive of an area to Rodney_
street) about 562 square yards.
4. A Plot of LA N 1), on the east siee of Great Howard-street,
comprising the site of the old Borough Gaol, the Pig Marke•, and
also aMg yard in the occupation of Messrs. T. and B. Chaffer,
containing in the whole about 19,934 square yards, together with
the Materials of the G of and Buil hogs now stauding thereon.
4A. In the ev-nt of the last lot not bring sold, the MATERIALS
of the BUILDIN;,S comprised therein, including the boundary
a a'ls, will be offered for sale in one lot, subject to the special con-
ditions attached thereto.

5. All that Plot of LAND, on the south side. of Dale-street,
between lots 6 and 7, and running backwards to an intended
street, communicating with Peter-street and Sir Thomas's-build-
ings, coot dning about 2210 square yards, together with the Mate-
rials of such of the Buildings within the line of improvem nt,
as shall be standing thereon, not pulled. down at the time of
sale.

6. A rot of LAND, at the corner of Dale-street and Sir Thomas's-
buildings containing about 367} square yards, with the Materials of
the Huldings within the line of improvement as shall be standing
thereon not pulled down at the time of sale.
_ _

I. A Plot of LAND, at the corner of Dale-atreet and Crosshall-
street, containing about 2:2 square yards, with the Materials of the
Buildings within the line of impr.•vement as shall be standing
thereon not pulled down at the time of sale.
8. A P,ot of LAND adjoining to and in rear of lot 5, upon the
-ast side of Peter-street, and north side of Shaw Hill-street, con-
taining about 524 equare yards, with the Materials of such Build-
ings stanaing thereon as shall not be pulled down at the time of
sale. _ -

9. A Plot of LAND, on the west side of Whitechapel and south
si le of Button-street, cornpri,ing Twa SHOPS fronting Whit chapel,
and a WARE-HOUSE and DWELLING-HOUSE fronting Button-
street, containing about 293 square yards, with the Materials of the
Buildit gs sow standing thereon. . _

10. A Plot of LAND, upon the east s'de of New Wapping, the
north sic of Charlotte-pl.- ce, and we t si.'e of Mersey-street, con-
taining about 824 squwe yar *a, with the Warehouses, Offices, Sheds,
and Buildings ata•:ding thereon. _ _ _

11. A Plot of LAND, upon the east s;de of New Wapping and
north side of Orf.,rd-vreet, and a DWELLING•HOUSE, No. 8, on
the west side of Burst-trret, containing about :).23 square yards.
12. A Plot of LAND, upon the east side of New Napping, north
side of Rnneorn-street. and west side of Hurst-street, containing
about 12ei square yards.

13 A Prot of LAND, upon the east side of New Wapping, south
side of Runcorn-street. and Best side of Hurst-street, containing
about 239 square yards.

14. A Piot of LAND, upon th, east s'de of New Wapping and
north side of Mason. street, containing about 114 i square yards.
15. A Plot of LAND, neon the east side of New Wapping, the
south side of Mason-street, the north side of Tabley-street, and west
si e of Hurst-stre',t, containing about gSo square yards.
IC. A Plot of LA 1), urion the south sue of Crosbie-street, for-
merly a station of the Bootle Waterworks Company, containing
about 423 square yards, with the Materials of the Buildings thereon.
17. A Plot of LAND, upon the south side of Brick-street, the east
side of Flint-street, and west aide of Jamaica-street, containing to
the line of itm rovement about 710 square yards, with the Materials
of the Buildings now standing thereon.
.

18. A Plot orL IND. on th,east side of Simpson-street. and north
side of Blundell-s.reet, containing about 186 square yards, with the
Materials of the Buildings now standing thereon.
_ _

19. A Plot of LAND, upon the north side of New Bird-street,
containing about 3731 square yards. with the Materials of the Build.
lugs now standing thereon. _ _

20 A Plot Of LAND. upon the south side of New Bird-street,
containing within the line of improvement about 265 square yards,
with the Materials of the Buildings now standing thereon.

MIL THOMAS BRANCH, on ,Thursday, the
28th February,
21. A Plot of LAND, upon the south side of BrownloWAill and
west side of Polnona-street. containing about 210 square yards, with
the Materials of the Buildings now standing thereon.
22. A Plot of LAND, upon the west side of Brownlow-street and
east side of Pembroke-street, eontalning about 1232 square yards,
with the DWELLING-HOUSE thereon fronting Brownlow.street,
and the Fuur DWELLING-HOUSES thereon fronting Pembroke-
street.

23. A Plot of LAND, upon the south side of Netherfield-road
South, containing within the line of improvement about 1623 square
yards, with the Materials of the Buildings now standinv thereon.
24. One DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 2i, on the south side of
Pembroke-place, divided into Two Shops, with the Land or Grrden
in the rear thereof, in the occupation of James H. Pyer and Thomas
Hale, containing in the whole about 553 square yards.
25. A SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE No. 112, on the east side
3f Whitechapel.

26. A DWELLING-HOUSE, No. ps, on the north-cast side of
Duke-street and south-west side of Parr-street, in the occupation of
Mi s Moore.

27. A DWELLING-HOUSE. No. 147, on the north-east side of
Duke-street, at present unoccupied.
28. A DWELLING-HOt SE, No. pl, on the seuth-nest side of
Duke-sty et, in the occupation of Mrs. Rooke.

?9. A tiNVELLIN6-HOUSE, No. 40 on the west side of Upper
Pitt street, in the ort npation of Miss Fitzpatrick.

31). A DWELL Nia:+ii.USE and SHOP, No. 107, on the east
side of P.rk-lone, in the occupation of Mr. John She,.
31. A DWELI.ING.HOUSE, No. 34. on the north side of
Sparl-
tnß-street, in the o cupation of Mr. John French.

112. Three DWEl.t.i HOUSFS, Nos. 13, 15, and 17, on the
north-west side of Forrest-street, In the several occupations of Mra.
Dobson and others.

33. A SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 41, on the east side
of Mersey-street. in the occupation of Dr. Higgins.
34. Ali those Two HOUSES, Nos 58 and fiO, on the north side of
Bridgewater-street end corner of Simpson-street, one wed as a
Publ c House, and in the several occupations of Isaiah Drake and
others.

35. All the several DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 11, 15, 17, 21,
23, and 27, on tCe north side of Roscoe-lane, with the Eighteen
HOUnEs in Grenville, Roscoe, and Denton Courts, part of which
are to be taken down for the improvement of the remainder of the
property.

36. KDWELLING-HOUSE. No, 5, on the north side of Roscoe-
lane, in the occupation of tifiliam Carl
. .

37. All those Two DWELLING-110USE N 05.14 and 16,0 n the
north side of Greenland-street, in the occupations of Mrs. Roberts
and others.
38. A DWELLING-HOUSE, No. 25, upon the south side of
Greenland-street, in the occupation of Mr Bennett.
39. All those Tao DWELLING-HOUSES, Nos. I and 3, on the
north-west side of Grayson-street, in the several occupations of
Messrs. Fitzpatrick and Hashan,
40. A Plot of LAND, on the north side of Kitchen-street, contain-
ing about 2403 square yards, with the Materials of the several
Dwel ings now standing thereon, being Nos. 12 and 14, Kitchen-
street, and the Six Bock Houses in rear the cot.
Plans may be seen and particulars known on application to the
Corporation Surveyor, or to the Town-clerk, Town-hall, Liverpool.

. TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, AND FAMILIES
MOTTRAM AND GO.,
• Briscoe's New Hall, 371, Oldhall-street.
SHIP STORE DEALERS & PROVISION MERCHANTS.
PURVEYORS TO THE AMERICAN PACKET.P HIPS.

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give unequalled facilities for business.
H. NOTTRAhf and CO. solicit the in,tpection of their Stock by
Herchents, Captains, and others, feeling assured that they can offer
advantages in vTraarie yt, quality, and price, possessed by no other
House ill the de.
Families supplied with Provisions, Groceries, Bottled and Dried
Fruits. Ale and Porter, &c., at Wholesale Prices.

(BEFORE MR. COMMISSIONER STEVENSON.)
IN RE CATHERINE HucsHEs.—Mr. Blair appeared on behalf
of a creditor named Williams, who applied to have the
adjudication in this case set aside. The point raised in the•
case was this. The petitioning creditor for Messrs.
Joseph Jones and Co., Mr. Jones, was examined yesterdaY,
and it appeared that the debt proved was due to the firm of
Jones and Co., which firm consisted of Mrs. Jones (his
mother) and a gentleman named Butler, wh ) is since dead.
The debt accrued before Mr. Jones (the witness) had au-
interest in the firm of Jones and Co., and Mrs. Hughes has
since gone out of trade. Mr. Aspinall was heard on the
other side ; and the court decided that the petitioning
creditor was not competent to petition, as the debt, in con--
sequence of the subsequent partnership, was 114
due to him at the time. The adjudication was
therefore annulled. Mr. Aspinall then applied
to have the names of Sarah and Elizabeth Jones substituted
for the first petitioning creditor, under the 103 section of
the act. This was resisted by Mr. Blair ; and, after
discussion, the learned commissioner said he would reserve
the point, but he would allow these ladies to proceed, in the
mean time. Mrs. Jones was examined and the case was
adjourned.
IN RE GEORGE Moss.—This was a meeting for the final"
examination of the bankrupt, who was an iron master, and
colliery proprietor, near Ruabon,in Wales. Mr. Hull (of
the firm of Fletcher and Hull) was for the assignee ; Mr.
Conway and Mr. Evans, for Mr. Jukes (late a partner of the
bankrupt) ; and Mr. Pemberton appeared for one or two
creditors. On the last day of the examination of the
bankrupt, it was adjourned, as Mr. Hull stated, in cons&
qucnce of a statement made by Mr. Jukes. to the effect
that the bankrupt had concealed some wine and crockery'
ware in his garden, and bad removed some furniture iron',
h's place to Chester. He (Ilr. Hull) had proceeded to the
bankrupt's place, and found the statement had been made.
on the hearsay of a Mr. Saunderson, who was now present
to be examined. Wm. Saunderson, a farmer of Brouglitoet
Hull, vt as then examined, and said : I have known the
bankrupt for some years, and have been in the habit of
visiting at his house. Ido not know he was in the possee
sion of a quantity of wine a short time previous to Ili!
bankruptcy. I drank wine at his house, but did 10:
know of his having more than was at the. table. Ido not
know he had a quantity of crockery-ware. I hen
a conversation with him since his bankruptcy.
He never told me he had concealed wine in bl 3
garden. Heard of such a thing from my serimn,"
Commissioner : Is your servant here ? No, •Ift
Commissioner : Then we are as far from it as ever, 316"
Fletcher : We will examine the bankrupt. Mr. Conway crone*
examined the witness, who denied having made any conk
'
munication to Mr. Jukes about the removal of furniture V
Mr. Moss. He told Mr. Jukes he had heard such a circunl"
stance mentioned, and that he did not believe it. The'
bankrupt was examined in regard to some furniture which;
he said he had given to his sister for £5O, which she had
lent him : the furniture had been removed to Chester. 11.1 f
reply to Mr. Conway, the witness said he could not tell
the furniture was taken before he was a bankrupt, as hie
sister took it away. Mr. Fletcher said the assignees dij
not object to this. The bankrupt then passed his fill
examination, and the case was further adjourned.