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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

FOR LIFE

Medical Fee:
Active Agent

ed where the

remuneration will be allowed

noted, to w

U RAIN(
ENDOWMENTS.
LOANS ON PERSONAL OR 9THERISECURITY.

any is not already rePrA•

001000

ARCHER, Manager,
oc Cirrara.litreet.

LEWIS'S
N-eOIC TIES

fur Boys

The NEW ESTABLISHMENT, devoted
to the Manufacture and Sale of B 0 YS' CLOTHING
ONLY, is NOW OPEN. A business of this kind has
long been needed. There are at present in Liver-
pool eight hundred and seventy-eight houses for the
manufacture of Men's Clothing, but not one for that
of Boys only. Messrs. LEWIS da. CO., seeing the
necessity for such an establishment, have opened
their IVareh,ouse with the most extensive assortment
and the greatest variety of every Wearable Requisite
for Boys of all ages, from six to twen'y years.

LEWIS'S
ELASTIC BRACES

RANELAGH-STREET

for Boys.

Lt
AL \"S'S LEWIS'S LEWIS'S LEWIS'S
_4sT7 LEWIS'S
4 Ci
BELTS BYROY COLLARS SCHOOL SATCHELS BOOM AND SHOES FLUTE SHIRTS
f" Boys.
for Boys. for Boys. for Boys. for Boys.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

E AND

1 Jacob.

t Bar, (So

1g £l5O
arob.

d Jneob.

J cent

Plate-
Dock,

c,u,ral. Re

Miantet

C LERKS WANTING SITUATIONS
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.

-VIASTERSuIIE
WANTING
LD ADVERTISE INT SERVANTS
SHONORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.

SERVANTS WANTING SITUATIONS
SHOULD ADVERTISE IN THE
NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.
CHARGE-SIXPENCE.

WAN ITD, BOARD, LODGING, and WASH-
ING, tor a Lady in delicate health, about ten or
fifteen miles from Liverpool.—Address, with terms, E. L., Northern

Times office

WANTED, to place three Girls in a Boarding
Sehool, the eldest under nine years -of age, about
ten miles from Liverpool.—Addiess, with terms, E. L,. Northern
Times nit•ce.

WANT 1 D, a Good Plain COOK, and a
HOUSEMAID and WAITRESS ; also, a
NEEDLEWOM AN, and Young Ladies' MAID, and make herself
generally nseful.—Apply to R., Northern Times office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

NORTHERN TIMES.- LIVERPOOL, WEDNE

[LEWIS'S T,EW IS'S
PARIS HATS. CLOTH CAPS.
for Boys

for Boys.

LEWIS'S
HEREFORD TALMA

for Boys.

LEWIS'S
NORFOLK TALMA

for Boys.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

&e.—Wheat
pease

re. Egypt

66,800 qrs.; barley, 638, q

beans, 287 gill

; pew,
cal, 2 b

Indian corn rr
.n,Ara HI 173

1,165 qrs ;
corn meal, 827 brls
4.181 brls. Ireland—
Indian corn, 4,083 qr,
wise—upbeat, 905 q
Indian corn, 3,398 q^s ; oltmeal
sacks, 340 brls.

AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE MARK

Per stone,

Pcr g()119

Flay. 01d....
Ditto, new..
Ditto, clover.

o to 0 S Ditto, Kemps .... 310 to 4 0
O 0 to 0 0 Ditto, Whiterocks.. 3 0 to 3 2
O 6 to 0 7,Ditto, flalshaws .. 3 0 to 3 2

Straw, wheat,

2t to 031

Per ton

Ditto, oat ..
Ditto, barley
Oats, in stray

MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.—DEo 23

Buyers and sellers hold such different ideas, that, with-
out stocks to test the market, it is impossible to give
quotations.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET,

23

The near approach of the holidays has its usual influence
in curtailing business, and the public sales are small.
Sault : This article remains as quoted last week, with
rather snore confidence on the pars of buyers. Refined
lumps quoted 60s to 625.
COFFEE : Importers are firm, and prices are supported
in the public sales.
TEA : The demand continues brisk at advanced prices,
and the trade are:buying freely, also speculators. Common
Congou firm, at Hid.
SALTPETRE : The public sale of Bombay partly sold at
the reduction previously established by private contract.
PEPPER: Buyers did not seem disposed to give previous
rates, and the bulk of the quantity offered in public sale
was bought in. _ _

Corrox A very large demand existed yes
2,500 bales sold at ki advance on Friday's prices
RUM continues to have an upward tendency.

terday

LONDON, TALLOW MARKET.—Dac. 23.
The market is steady, at- the annexed quotations:—
Town tallow, 58s 3d nett cash; Petersburg Y.C., on the
spot, 58s ; all this month, 57s 6d to 57s 9d ; January to
March, 57s 6d to 57s

LONDON MINING MARKET.—DEC. 23.
amount of business is going forward in

A mode

whole, is rattier I,ss confident. In some cases sellers pre-
ponderate. In the Stock Exchange this morning there has
been almost an entire suspension of business in Foreign and

Colonial mining soentit

s a list of yesteidaN's

transnctinns in t

ininz Exchir

—East Trefusis, 4 i

Porkellia, 19, Providence, 70,
£1 16 31, X 1 13s 9d; South Caral

'on, 340, 350, 342

Stray Park, 4t,
1 a. WI

South Frances, 360 ; , West Caradon,
140, 150 ; Wheal Henry, 43,, eal Edwa•d, 2-1;
Wheal Grenville, 11 ; Wheal Kitty(Lelau.),l44, 15, ;
Wheal St. Agnes, 6:, 2 ; Wheal Margaret, 39, 40, 41 ;
Wheal Seton, 155, 160 ; Wheal Zion, 20s: In the Stock
Exchange :—Sortridge Consols. la, West Basset, 32 ;
Great Wheal Alfred, 121; West Alfred Consols, 134 ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

other Fashionable Mat

having
In Paris, c.
fully soliclte.
JUST RE(
Ine about
arily Low Price of 4s. I Id. each.
SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSR.
OPPOS I TE PARKER STREET.

those Ladle
.ke the

700 BIANTI

'om Londc

wo Cases contain

Lcing at the extraordln-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE

Shortly after ten o'clock. J. S. Jackson, Esq., attended
the police court, when the two prisoners were placed
before him. Smith looked exceedingly dejected, and
changed colour when Mr. Drew, the magistrate's clerk,
read over the crime with which they stood charged and the
usual caution. Breen apparently treated the matter less
seriously. The prisoners did not make any answer to the
charge. Mr. Superintendent Bernie not being prepared
with the evidence, the two prisoners 'were remanded until
this (Wednesday) morning. The , body of the
deceased policeman, Vaughan, is still at the police office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

SPAIN.

The following, according to a letter from Madrid,
is a detailed account of the bidding for the loan of
300,000,000 of reals

The adjudication took place at the ministry of finance.
The proceedings commenced by the minister reading the
official documents, and stating the proposition of M. Mires,
and the different tenders were opened. They were
three in number. M. Mires offered to take the loan
at 41 per cent.; the Spanish bankers, represented by
M. Mcllinedo, at 41 IS ; and the Sociedad Espagnola y
Mercantil (Credit Mobilier Rothschild) at 41 75. The
biddings were then called for, and continued for Wi-
en hour. The following shows the order of the biddings :
The Spanish bankers, 41 30 ; Sociedad Espagnola, 41 90 ;
the Spanish bankers, 41 95; Sociedad Espa,,nola, 41 97 ;
the Spanish bankers, 42 10; M. Mires, 42' 15; Spanish
bankers, 42 20 ; M. Mires, 42 25 ; Sociedad Espagnola,
42 30 ; Spanish bankers, 42 35 ; Sociedad Espagnola, 42 36 ;
Spanish bankers, 42 40 ; M. Mires, 42 50 ; Sociedad Es-
pagnola, 42 51 ;M. Mires, 42 ; Sociedad Espagnola,
42 55; M. Mires, 42 66.
The last offer of 42 56 not being exceeded, and the time
Sxed for each bidding having expired, the Minister adjudged
the loan to M. Mires,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

iwn on her beam ends fur about twenty minutes, when she
before the wind. 15th inst., let. 49, long. 21, passed a brig

ug to the ea

brandy, all t

ird, with lots of foretopmast, maintop-gallant

9, off Penm;rk, experienced heavy
Lbo it ng and taking in great bodies
pu-ops constantly going, gale still

elder weer. found it necessary foi
to sacrifice the deck cargo, 1 there
_ _

ild begot at. and

uadered with alt

I stotes of the Teneriffe, trot)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

ATTEMPTED MURDER.

At the Bow street (London) Police Court, on Monday, a
man named Regan, who attempted to murder a policeman
during a row in Lincoln court on Saturday morning, was
pliced at the bar charged with the offence. The prisoner
was also further charged voi,h violently assaulting Jbhn
Aqderson, a servant in the employ of a person named Bell,

,e said

From the evidence it appeared tt
sent for by a person named Bell, who keeps a fist
at the corner of Lincoln court, to protect his journeyman, it

)le was

Regan, who, having assaulted him on a previons night with
impunity, was now boasting of it, and threatening to " have
his life." When the policeman came up he was strutting

about, brandishing a large clasp knife in one hand
and a bludgeon in the other, and swearing that he
" would bare the life of the -- before night." The
policeman went in search of assistance, and presently

;an struck the fishmonger's man with t'

28 stick

then, catching sight of the approaching constables,
cried out, " Where is the constable can take me ? "
76 replied, I will take you," and at once closed with him,
when Regan made a stab at his chest, and the knife cut
through both lappots of his double-breasted coat and a silk
handkerchief (which he had thrust between them as in a
p cket) and glanced against the metal button of his under-
ciat." The constables were now eet upon a party of Regan's
friends, and the result was that, owing to the resis ante
of the prisoner and the obstruc

Regan effected his escape. In doing so he was princ-ipal
Resisted by a woman named Horrigan, who is at present

custody and under remand for theoffence. Some one said
call out Mike, and the prisoner went to one of the houses,
called out a large and ferocious dog, and set him upon
the constables. Regan got away, ran into one of the houses,
was seen atter a while to get on the roof from a back window,
and wss than lost sight of, and was not captured until last
night. John Anderson, the man assaulted by the fellow, gave
a similar description of the affair. Police-constable
Hodge, 124 F, stated that at late hour he was on duty
in Wych-street, Strand, when Regan, who stabbed police-
constable 75 F on Saturday in Lincoln-court, with a
woman and others, his confederates, passed him. In a
moment the prisoner was seized, and assistance being at
hand the fellow calmly submitted. His companions, as
usual with such characters, all of whoin are known, left
Regan to his fate, and soon made themselves scarce.
Regan was one of a gang of about fifty that still infest
Drury Lane and other places, and, although several
constables had been on his track .thr all Saturday night
and Sunday, nothing could be gleaned of him till he (wit-
ness) happened to recognise him. The prisoner, it
appears, is la notorious ruffian, and has before been in
custody for stabbing. The magistrate said it was a most
serious offence, and he should therefore order the prisoner
to be remanded until the day upon which Horrigan is to be
brought up (Wednesday), when they would both be placed
side bysideat the bar to answer the charge.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

LOANS AT FIVE PER CENT PER ANNUg.
x 2, to £2,000 ADVANCED, for one, two, three,
v or five years, personal or real surety, repayable by
quarterly, half-yearly, or ye.,r1,,, instalments. Total amount of
interest charged for a loan of £loo for one year, 4'3 2s 6d.—Apply
to Dir. Goodhall,l4, Tarlton-street. Church-street, Liverpool.

..g AND DISCOUNT
CODIPANY,

ALBION LOA

OFFICES-4, CLAYTON-SQUARE,

LIVERPOOL

LOANS OF MONEY GRANTED IN VARIOUS SUMS ON

APPROVED PERSONAL OR OTHER AVAILABLE

SECURITY

BILL

DISCOUNTED

Apply to

J. C. CARVER, Manager,

And Agent to the Royal Insurance Company

LIVERPOOL

LOAN C

MPANY

HEAD OFFICS-LORD-STREET CHAMBERS, 87, LORD-

STREET,ILIVERPOOL

BRANCH OFFICR-39, PRINCESS-STR

CAPITAL, £50,000

Loans advanced from £2O to .5(10, to be repaid in Twelve months,

by weekly, monthly, or quarterly instalments.

BILLS DISCOUNTED

Loans advanced from Jew() to 41,100, to exteni over a period of

one, two, or three years, at

5 per cent.

For Prospectuses. &c., apply personally or by letter to
JOHN ATHERTON,

87. LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

Ztaittoap fotices

DUTCH RHENISH RAILWAY COMPANY.-

PAYMENT OF PROVISIONAL DIVIDEND

NOTICE Is hereby given, that in a Meeting of Commissiaries
held the 15th inst., the Direction hay. been empowered to the gar-
ment of a Provisional Dividend of 11140 per share, in conformity
wish Art. 48 of the st itutes.

In pursuance of the above, the transfer books of the company will
be closed from the sth to the 19 h of January, 1857, and the dividend
warrants will be made out in the names of the Shareholders then
on the register.
The Direction of the Dutch Rhenish Rillway Company,
CHAS. WM. HESLF DEN, Chairman.
J. C. S. JACOB, Secretary.
. _

Amsterdam, Dec. 18. 1856.
London Office, 61, Gracechurch.street

LAND IN LIN

iDubTic

frt4

)L AND NI
A. BAZAAR

'IIRSDAY), ►he 23rd,

24th Dec 1856, in aid of the funds of

each day from Eleve.. o'clock in the
Evening.

In addition to t
will be found v,*
th

Tickets

th and

Rola-street, and 12, Berry-stre,

A SSOCIATIO/
1-1 REPEAL OF

—Uffice,lo, Ampton Place, G

Treasurer—J

Chairman—

The assoc

and anom

quite as numerous
exposing, as connt
paper stamp. No,

any addiition

consider the prat

Subscriptions to b
ig edit street; to tb
Soho; or to the sul
E ET, MANCHESTER. ; Holloway.
All other common

By ordtt• cf the C

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH, BODN
TO THE FRIENDS (IF THE MEM

31G11B,

Morning till

Pu Tuesday, between the hours of Four and Eli
Seven and Eight o'clock p.m.. will be exhibited a spie
'free.

TAXES ON K
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

PATENT EMIGRATION SHIP
CANDLE LANTERNS:

These Lanterns, which are manufactured by PRICE'S PATENT
CANDLE CO. and need in all the Government Emigration Ships, can
now be supplied by the undersigned to all Shipowners and others.
They are strongly recommended for their safety, economy, and
cleanliness, and have met with the fullest approbation of the
Government Commissioners, and all wi,o have used them.

N.B.—These Lamps, from their perfect safety, are expres ly
adapted for Warehouses.
GLENDINNII*G AND WILSON
JAMES STREET. LIVERPOOL.

TRY the WORKING TAILORS' ASSOCIA-
TION, 19, Williamson-street, Church-street. Ti e
Style, Quality, and Fit not to be surpassed in thlTrade, This Ass, .
e AM:in Is enrolled undet Act of Parliament.)—llTTSlif ITT!. Hammer.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS!
-EDWARD FLOWER.
8, BOLD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL

Ilesrectfu'•lv invite s attention to his Large STOCK
NOVELTIES made up exples .ly fur the present
Set,spn, consisting of—Brooches—Bracelets— Bitigs—
Lockets—Charms —CI, ains—Neckle•s—Alberts—Pencils
—Fruit Knives— Card Cases—Portemonnaies —and other
Useful and Ornamental Articles, which wi I be found to
be very Ele,ant in Design, end most Moderate in Price.
Bei% is likewise just teceis•ed a 1 arge Supply of the
1 FINEST JET GOODS,

the Patterns and Workmanship of which snrpasss any
ever before ,ffertd to Sale.
Also, a large lot of F; NF. PINK C(HIA).. in Neck.

Inees and Sleeve Loops,

EDWARD FLOWER,
JEWELLER AND SILVERSMITH,
8, BOLD-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

per bushel rtron the

n Wheats,

i'e, oar

as been active for

been tali

more m

rates of Frlass

on Friday next. •
Arrivals and Exports from the 16th to the 22nd Dnember,
1856, inclusive.—lnto Liverpool from Ireland—Wheat, 397
qrs ; barley, 474 qrs ; malt, 31 qrs; oats, 6,843 qrs ; oatmeal
6.292 sacks; four, 1 939
barley.

-W-heat, 8 q
s ; flour, 7 sac

oats, 8

United State

•Wheat

47 877 qrs ; Ir
2 brls; flonr, 40

qrs ; Indian corn me
. . AI A

20 qrs ;

1, 6,304

548 sack., 189 brie. toast.
T, 62 qrs ; heave, 49 qrs ;
20 sacks ; flour, 400
R. MAXIN & SONF.

—Da,c. 23
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS

28 & 30, North John-street

MESSRS. MOSET
92, BOLD-ST

SURGEON-DENTIST
F.T. LIVERPOOL,

Residences: 30
street
F

CHRISTMAS XIS

L. HAUSBURG li

generally, the arrival of his Immense Annual Impor
FOREIGN GOODS
and the completion, for the Season, of the F•"
BRITISH MAN'UFACTL
IN ENDLES', V

ersive STOCK
S.

I RIFT}

a mass of Articles never Collected in any o

The whole formln
Establishment In Europe, and presenting a more favourah,
advantageous opportunity for Se'ection than can by any possi
be found elsewhere, especially for the. Purcha.e of

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S PRESENTS
sit, ad ling the assurance t

ion be to make purchases or to view the tiple
him, my feel cone

F. L. H. solicits the f
whether the I
Collection of

those who may so ftwou

NT'BRYDI,

DIP CANDLES
e Respectable Grocers

re now SOLD by

BLANKETS AND PI

TOOK of

A Large
and CLOTH
also, LADIES

n every shade

A D A

I st Wholesale Prices.

A N I

!teen Yea a' Pr

OLD I

TAPLEY,

,w residengin:the Boroug

E E T

only qualified SURGEON

A Practical

I!here his skill has

er gentlemen in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

SELLING OFF, for Three Weeks only, at greatly REDTJCED PRICES, CARPETS,

DAMASKS, FURNITURE, CHINTZES, &c., and GENERAL UPHOLSTERY GOODS

FLOOR CLOTHS

GEO• WOODS,

ADELPHI HOUSE,

21, BOLD STREET,

REMOVING TO THE PALATINE. ESTABLISHMENT,

ADJOINING THE NEW OL TIE-HOUSE, BOLD-STREET.

Last Season's PATTERNS and REMNANTS, at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.

P U
R E P ALE

S H E R R Y‘,

A VERY DRY AND DELICATE WINE, 365. PER DOZEN,

B ARNE T T AND CO.,
AND SPIRIT MERCHA NTS,
9, HAMILTON BUILDINGS, BIRKENHEAD,

3OHN ALEX

WINE

129, CHAPEL STREET, SALFORD, MANCHESTER.
FINEST OLD PALE COGNAC, 32s Per Gallon. I SMITH'S LONDON GIN (full strength), IN Per Gallon

tijY YOUR CHRIS TM AS FRU

MESSRS. MULLINS AND COMPANY,

For they have the

LARGEST AND BEST STOCK

IN LIVERPOOL.

115, DALE STREET (Corner of Hatton Garden),

170, MILL STREET,

2, QUEEN'S ARCADE (Back of the Fish Market.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

BARCLAY, PERKINS, AND CO.'S

LONDON

STOUT

6s. od. per Dozen

3s. 6d. per Dozen

This is the very best quality of Double Brown Stout,

brewed by Messrs. Barclay, Perkins, and Co.

BOTTLED BY
BOYER AND CO.,

GEORGE

28 and 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET,

SCOTTISH

bIIORT BREAD AND BUNS,

RIGHTS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

matter

n official manager
ind up the
chard

ito st

ment to per

losses sustained by them in consequence of failure
of payment by tradesmen inziebted to them ; and
to afford assistance in reclvering debts due to
them. The deed of settlement was dated 21st of

September, 1855, and it was proviaeu tuat tue
capital should consist of 100,0001, in 20,000 shares
of 5/ each, to be increased to a sum not exceeding
500,000/ by the issue of fresh shares. About 6,200
shares had been issued, and calls of 11 per share
had been made, but only paid on 150 shares. The

business of the company was carried on in Liver •
pool, and the liabilities are, estimated at about
3.000/. Mr. Turquand was appointed official

manager

--0---

ComnicretaZ :riveMyna'.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—Duc. 23.
There has again been an extensive demand for cotton

to-day, and the supply continuing iignr, lIILL piques ,rove
been obtained. The sales—including 70 Pernambucos 71d
to Bd, 40 Bahias 71d, 480 Maranhams 713 to al, 1,000
Egyptians 713 to Rid, 800 Surats 42d to bid—are reported
10,000 bales, of which 2,000 are on speculation and for
s I export.

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET
Strout: The holders having submitta 1 to adeeline of

—Dec

lbout I s 61 per c

•
there has been rather more doing, the
380 hhds. Demerara at 483 61, an
41s 9d per cat

500 bars Madras at

MoLegsEs

AND Rum ; We h

a nothing to notice it

either.
COFFEE

e Medi

A. cargo of St. Doniingo, afloat for th
Is been disposed of, but the terms have not

transpired

The *damaged portion only of the Bengal rice

offered this morning" found buys

roes Caro-

demand for the better

JUTE:
qualities,
holm: (VP

There continue

cl at the Duh.tie

les thi

common to fine

LIVERPOOL (SooTcu) PIG IROI

correspond

g, about 2,000
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

LEWIS'S LEWIS'S
VELVET CAPS. WOOL STOCKINGS. WOOL SING=

LEWIS'S

for Boys

for Boys

LEWIS'S

BOYS' CLOTHING ONLY.

The NE TV E STA BLISIIM EN T , devoted
to the Manufacture and Sale of BOYS' CLOTH-
ING ONLY, is NOW OPEN. A business of this
kind has tong been needed. There are at present
in Liverpool eight hunch ed and seventy-eight houses
for the manufacture of Men's Clothing, but not one
for that of Boys' only. Messrs. LEWIS & CO.,
seeing the necessity for such an establishment, have

opened their Warehouse with the most extensive

assortment and the greatest variety of every Wear-
able requisite for Boys of all ages from six to

for Bays

LEWIS'S
UNIVERSITY CAPE

for Boys.

LEWIS'S
DERBY TA LMA

for Boys
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

SPIRIT VAULTS TO LET,

fitted-up HOUSI

y to Alfre

it Roomy HOU

.ed Jacob

, Col

near Tithebarn-

£3O; Incoming only

near Sailor's

VAULTS, Dale-street (Exchange
)igly T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

BLA.CKSMIT
Park-1

'ixtutes. £3O

pROVISION

Byrofil-strect,

CONFECTION'
Tate p3sition, a

Fixtures, &c., £BJ

CIHANDLER'S SHOP, outskirts of Town, a
Capital corner. Rent, 21 -,Fixtures, &c., £4O.

‘pply to Aifred Jacob

CIGAR SHOP, a neat Premises, suitable for a
Lady. Ittat, £lB ; Stock, Fixtures, &c., £BO.
Apply to Alfred Jacob.

BAKEHOUSE —A Lock-up Bakehouse, in the
best part of Vauxhall-road. Two•pack Oven, first-rate
_
Rent, 15, 'retuning use of Fixtures, &c.
kpply to Allred Jacob.

BUTCHER'S SHOP, situated in a very respect-
ab!e locality, doing a large business, Rent, £3O ;
Flames, &c., only affBJ7very cheap.

Apply to Alfred Jacob

DRIED FISH AND POTATOE STORE.—A
capital SHOP, best position in Toxteth Park. Rent,
4'48 Fixtuleg, &c., .e 36.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

SISIVE HO

ND SOMI
r Prim

LT-FRONTED HOUSE, good Bar, near
rroai-street. Returns £8 per week; Rent, £35 ;

Apply to A

.te HOUSI

3, with extensive Bar, large

Billiard I

nfi .ixteen apartments, situation

50—worth 4500,

pply to Alfred Jacob

CAPITAL Plate-glass Fronted HOUSE, two
entrances, near the Custom House. Rent, £5O;
Incoming elm Apply to Alfred Jacob.

VERY old-established HOUSE, close to the
Exchange, North John-street, &c.—a good opening.
Rent, e4O t Incoming .e3lO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY. I,

ONET.IRY ANL) COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOnL, TUESDAY EVENING

Great excitement has been caused in Banbury by the fol- There has been less activity in our Cotton mar-
lowing painful circumstarces : —Mr. John Garland is a timber ket to day, but the sales were estimated at 10,000
merchant, occupying premises in the vicinity of the Canal and bales, including 2,000 on speculation and for
Railway Stations, but, residing at the opposite end of the town. export. The descriptions sold and prices paid
On Friday last his two daughters, aged respectively eighteen
were--American, at ril Ito 71(1 ; Surat,-41 to 711;
and twenty, left their home' for the purpose of taking an airinm.
Pernambuco, 71 to 8 ; Maranham, 71d to 8/d ;
Returning home earlier than they expected, the elder proposed
B this, 74i ; and Egyptian, 78d to Old per lb.
they should go down to the timber yard, and return with their
f tther to dinner. When at the timber yard they crossed the The market closed with a steady but quiet feeling.
bridge leading to the railway, accompanied by their father's The Christmas holidays commence to morrow, and
large Newfoundland dog, for the purpose of seeing the train although the market will be open, very little busi-
pass, due at that time. At the station the elder sister had ness is likely to take place.
occasion to leave the younger with the dog, for the purpose of We must again report a somewhat dull and
recalling two younger brothers who were going another road. declining Railway Stock and Share Market here.
Returning to the spot where she had left her sister a few minutes Prices to day Were, however, generally sustained,
before, she was surprised to find her gone. Looking around, ' and the market closed with rather a steady feeling.
and -led to know b- ',er sister could have passed without
._ . The morning transactions ' limited to the
96k ; Lou.

.., puzzle --, ..uw ---
lier seeing her, she started for home, and told her friends bow
following'—Lancashire and Yorkshire, ....
she had lost her sister all at once at the station, and inquired if
don and North Western * shares, 11; Manchester
she had been home. A short time after the dog returned,
and, the sister not returning, the Sheffield, and Lincoln, 33i ; Midland Stock,
• . Ria! Berwick Capital Stock, 201 ; South

and dirt

At the

second meeting,

xnc
—Cale.

; London
radon and

Sheffield'
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-24

DI. Rechard, Esq., surgeon, Liverpool.
feet with great skill, an

ithout pain.—July 27,1851

From Cap

Mr. Simms extracte
id I am happs' to sa

Ercm G

:miffs operate

testimoulal.--

, Liverpool

corns from my feet some time ago.
n quite free from them. I can with
...

friends,

xron, Esq., surgeon, Southport

y win: Ili

,-row, Liverpool

is ago, since_ which

are groat pleasure

extracted several
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

s and r.
N

that honour,

sure to elect me, on the Ist November next, to serve as one of your
Representatives, I shall be proud to undertake the duties which the
office will impose upon me, and to discharge them to the test of my
abLity.—l am, gentlemen, yours respectfully.
JAMES R. JEFFERY.
Lodge lane, October 15, 1858.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

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IN

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FIIR BEAVERS, &c.

FANCY TWEED SHOOTING JACKETS,
BUSINESS COATS,
HOUSE COATS, &c.,
At Economical Prices.

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17, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

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A dvertit einents,

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and other remit.
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p to t

CI not le

bmit to an exam

he ease in the Law

hich ba

ink that it was only meiropo'i-

i to their r

his hear

,rt to the next tined,

ers, to dra

vote of thanks to the

motion.

When I came into Liverpool I was
inz, like St. Paul, from no mean

, I shall go borne
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etnltraTia.

All letters for this Packet must be addressed on the corner, ner
" Merrie England," otherwise they will not be forwarded ; they
must be posted in the Provinces not later than the 19th October..:
" WHITE STAR" LINE OF BRITISH AND
AUSTRALIAN MAIL PACKETS.

These splendid clippers, so long employed In the conveyance of
her Majesty's Mails, between England and the Australian Colonies,
are despatched punctually from
LIVERPOOL
•N‘f!` i)s„ To
NrZs4 M E L B 0 U R N E,
ON THE 20TH OF EACH MONTH,

Forwarding passengers, at through rates, by Steam, to Geelong,
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To Sail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

CARPETS

STOCK OF MR. GEORGE PRICE SIMCOX,

KIDDERMINSTER

J T CA RMICI

IEL &

es of Mr. GEORGE FRt

Manufacturer, K:

Lrt of his

EXT

NSIVE AND VALU

Consisting of

BRUSSI

And will have the same

READY FOR SALE

IN A FEW DAYS

N.B.—These

t recen

Choices

Designs

the Manufacturer's Cost Pri

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT

d from

SI3ICOX, Carpet

ABLE STOCK
Sold under Assignment for the benefit of Creditors),

VELVET PILE, VENETIAN, AND
TAPESTRY CARPETS, RUGS, &c., &c.,

re of the

at rates considerably less than
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

MA N

T L ES

AND
JACKETS

A very large assortment of these Fashionable ARTICLES
of DRESS, in all the new shapes and materials, and in
every size suitable for Ladies or Children, at
-

ROBERTSON AND MASON'S,
SHAWL AND MANTLE WAREHOUSE,
19 AND 20, OLD HAYMARKET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

)F THE BIARO

the Inspector were very
le meeting of the Select Vestry

on the preceding day, excep

so far

as re!Wed to

figures, which, of course, differed, the
to the Liverpool Union, and those which are given
below relating to the West Derby Union. He stated that the
average weekly number of poor upon the books

former re!ating

,f the Union
855. 4,073 ;

for the past three years was, in 1854, 3,649 ; f

howing an

Tease of 124, or a per centago of 11'6 in the
realsn le
of thep r eevei ko
ul ys
861663 the
over average
w

This showed

f wmperism

Union, and a Brea

,Id next

ss b

f for the sa
'ear 1854, f

1.3 in the t

ded in in.cloo,
tal of £19,923
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

ment, would

statistirs

.d 1,786 children

The Inspector

having offered some few comments on the above statistics, said

he had prepared a return of the money levied and expended
for the relief and maintenance of the poor for the years ending
Lady Day, 1850, and the following years to 1856. These

From these returns it

ie to'a‘ receipts of the Union for the year, 1850,
for 1351, £40,272 ; for 1852, £41,353 ; for
1853, ; for 1854, £37,247; for 1855, £33,007 ;
and for 1856, £41,505. The amount expended for the main-

appeared tha
wag £37,13f

ance of the poor, for the same years, was respectively_
£4,072, £4,505, £4,390, £5,700, £5,861,

£3,740,
and fir

1856, £6,741. The amount expended in
out-door relief for the same years was—£l7,7lB,
£17,946, £15,837, £13,482, £11,015, £11,079, and
for 1856, £13.187. The incidental expenses of the Union for
the sane periods was £8,107, £5.793, £7,743. £6,602,
£12,111, £13,050, and for 1856, £10.337. Thns it would be
seen that the total expenditure of the Union under the above
£29.595; in 1851, £27.813

guardians on the discharge of such lunatic
have been unable to discern any reason for such requirement,
save th refusal or neglect of the vising justices of such asylum
to pdvide suitable accommodation for the deposit of the
clo.hing, as.is done in all other asylums. The
tl erefore, recommend the carrying out of the
recently passed by the guardians—that I
not to take charge of the c
ent to the asylum from this U

; and the committee

committee,

the removing officer b

,hint of any

The committee

ardiana to another

inconvenient and objectionable. It is required that previous
to the sending of any lunatic to that asylum, replies should bo

in every particular relating to his condition, habits, and
- -

probable recovery are set forth; and if from such description
the superintendent of the asylum does not find the lunatic to
be of a desirable character as an inmate, he refuses the admis-
sion, and the guardians are compelled to send such lunatic to

place of fufe• custody f

lunatics after orders lave

obtained for their removal, i

hem forthwith

ry of the lunatics
placed under prop

rate, more quic

:coma:lodation f

pted ; and the committee, in

Asylum,

requested,

15, 1856,

m more likel

And, in addition to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

MESSRS. PAGE & CO.,

AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, &e.,
SLATER-STREET, BOLD-STREE,T

Immediate and Liberal Advances made upon every
description of saleable property consigned for unreserved
sale.

Rooms open for the reception of Goods Daily, from
Nine till Five.
Out-door sales attended In town and country.

Applications by letter will meet with nrompt attention.

L. U I L L I S
F• MANUFACTURER OF
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AND JEWELLERY,
(From 17, Basnett-street),
REMOVED TO 94, BOLD-STREET.

NOTIf3E TO ADVERTISERS.
LONDON AND NoRTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
ADVERTISEMENTS e:in be displayed at the
Stations on the Lines.—Application to be made to
the Railway Advertls ng Office, 13, Bennett's-hill, Birmingham.—
Messrs. W. H. Ssirrn and Som, Contractors.—Mr, PLANT (their
Agent), viiits I.lverpool every Monday.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

uded to the recent enquiry with

by Mr. 8

, and the extracts

11 would b.

ieving officers, he should be enabled to
port to the General Board ; and with regard
roistering the out-door relief in sections,
>iection to the guardians adopting such a
course ; but be expressed a Lope that the board would adopt
el
•al a resolution to that effect, and thus back his opinion with the

make a favo

THE ROUTINE BtrSINE%S

ded to dispose of the usual routine
sent all the time. The relief

The board then prc
sines, the Inspector being

warded to the aop

lja by the guardians sitting in see-

d not 1

ICIAL RETURNS
,f £214

voted for the relief

,s of the Milo'

of the out-door poor within the se

Te of th

g officers

under the „-
The Master of the. Hospital reported that last week there
when fourteen had
ed, and two deaths,

were ninety patients

a the house; since

been admitted, one born, nine dischar

The Master of th 6 Workhouse reported that last week there
were 624 paupers in the house. Since when twenty-two had
been admitted, two births, twenty discharged, and one death.
This week there were 627 paupers ; and for the corresponding
week of last year 646.

THE NEW WORKHOUSE.
The Inspector having, accompanied by Mr. Gough, the
master, gone all over the workhouse, handed in the following
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

boot to its lax sot

inelegant

of, and likely to---obt

uccess, r
536, Slate

1.-street) of Liverpool

ALLSOP'S WAX WORK
11E- STREET. LI

y correct like

above exhibition, and
is placed by to.
these poisoners are full-length, and are acknoul,
to be perfect likenesses. They are surrounded ley
of 100 wax figures, large as lite; together with 500 statues,
busts, casts of beads, &C.. &c. ; also a great number of
Stereoscopic and other views. The proprietor begs to state
that the Maness of Dove and Palmer are most positively
be only tri e ones_talr. Palmer was modelled by Mr.

George
Bdicy;

*jug; of Li

Dove .w-

- - -- taken by Mr. John
Stony, of York, and tifteruards modelled expressly for Mr.
Allsop, by Mr. William Leland,_of Liverpool. Open from
ten, a.m., till ten, p.m. Admission, Sixpence. A quadrille
band in attendance. Observe the name of Allsop's Wax-
work on the two lamps over the entrance.--..ddv.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

ANYBODY

WHEN

AT THE

STREET OBSTRUCTIONS.

RICHARD SAMUEL, Esq., presents his very
sincere thanks to the Authorities who caused a clearance to
be made in the

BARRICADE OF BUTTER and BUTTER BOXES,
Which formerly defended the Door of
EDWARD KELLY and CO.

HE GREAT LANDING STAGE

Fut are Generations shall say—That Wonderful Piece of
Wort c was finished in the same year as
THE OPENING OF

KELLY'S GREAT BUTTER PLACE,

H E

DEAN RICHMOND,

FROM CHICAGO,

Opened up the new supply of

BREAD,

Just in time for the extra supply of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

anged, that memo

!.past ten o'cloc

g over the building, and subsecitie

7 of the Neweaitle-

thA reasons why

t the IT

giited with his

isit to Lcv

. --
7 gentleman must have been ; and he was still
ted with the way in which they had been
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

MAN KILL

BANKRUPTCY COURT.

BEFORE MR. COMMISSIONER PERRY.

In Re DE SA LVO. —This bankrupt, a jeweller, living in the
Regents road, came up to pass his last examination. Mr. Dodd
appeared for the

it did not offer any opposition

•e the

passed, and the 11th of the next month

was fixed f

al to co

in came up on

appeared fo

Lewudes,

or any

io»s. The

ence of M

ho will

RPCOL.-

—DovE, P.

etc.--The
n at the
ter. Both
,ed by all

s of this crnn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

!t Fpring:

unu
rwirciy !rec. from mtreurial, antimoniii, and Other mineral
or dangerous substances, may be safety lake., by pelsons of
In
mest delicate constitution. For tin it SURPItIsIN'G SUCCESS %cry many complaints, often a'ter all other medicines had been tried
in vain, see the HUNDREDS OF CASI. S OF CURE which
accompany each box. Sold throughout the empire at Is 141,1 d,
25, 9d., and 4s. 6d. Wholesale Depot, 22, Bread-street. London.

ereto. m

strained to

me. from wt

pish re

h I oug;

dence in me, which, I am informed, was
on the 7th instant.

k; and there.

.er, and cheer

t is your plea_
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

THE BUSINESS OF THE BOARD,

In compliance with a request from the Inspector, it was
unanimon,ly resolved, on the motion of Mr. Abrahams, seconded
by Mr. II trrison, to send a memorial to the General Board,
requesting them to pass an order, enabling that board to
administer relief in 'sections.

Some further routine buiiuess having been disposed of, the

board adjourned.

COLLISION OF THE EXCELSIOR
D MAIL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

There was a very-crow

with his atte
ind the rest

lant train of Turks, Jews, dervishes, slaves,
id come upon the platform, the chair was

amid loud applause, by Laurence Heyworth, Esq.,
The Chairman briefly opened the proceedings by
I have very great pleasure on this occasion in

being one among the numt

,sembled to

listen to the elegant lecturer on the very important subject
he has to bring before us, and which, I have no doubt,
will be; interesting, instructive, and, at the same time,
entertaining to us. I shall therefore call upon Mr.
Gadsby to proceed with his lecture. Mr. Gadsby then
opened his lecture by introducing to the audience one of
pt, in

n which
iviation of that body is expressed. The lecturer
cribed the periodical ceremony performed by this
id when they lie on the ground closely
packed together, and the Sheik mounted on horse-
back rides over them. This ceremony he witnessed
twice, and was able, from positive inspection, to state that
the horse which trampled over the prostrate bodies was
not shod, as some travellers have stated, with wool or
but

actical

lecinien of

Elleult pert

ieit, .rith the ordinary heavy iron plate of the Arab
horse. The firm belief of the people was that no true
believer ever was hurt by:the hoofs of the horse : but the

lecturer affirmed that, standing near the: bodies'lving on
the ground, he distinctly heard the bones of one dervish
crash under the animal's tread. The next subject which

r took up was the con

upon

3ich he dwelt at. considerable length, illus-

osition and treat

,e statements made b

the lecturer on this s

been alr

amiliar to general re

ir travellers, but tt

aracter more et

lecturer made
zible and vivid
.d, drawn from

I by the var

number of objects of

which t

xhibited in connection with his topic

The ay

of the dift

tiny th

VISIO,PS created considerable amusement among the
udierice- The Druse woman with the horn, mentioned
) frequently q
in —cripture, sustaining her veil, excited no
ight feeling of astonishment_

topics of eq‘aar; + Aoe lecturer toucneu upon
manner. The
which he explained
other
ustrated in a Eirmiar m
lee was kept, as in the forrMr.lnThe attention of the
asi, frequently
..lec-urer called
lectures, thoroughly
o the close, and the lecturerewr
y burst or appia.ise.
thevery instance, as
where the subject required it,
_winch the minnhae♦ nn to the close coincidence

•
.ccounts which are chronicled in the 6''cr'ie"Av
breiatr
,ss, and the allusions which are so frequently made there,
and are found difficult of comprehension by those not
acquainted personally, or_by reading with the East. ;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

obtained.

2120 MILNERS' HOLDFAST -AND FIRE
• RESISTING SAFES (fire resifting by the
mutual reaction of non-conduction and vapourisation at 212.
Fahrenheit), with all the improvements, under their Quadruple
Patents of 1810-51-54 and 1855, incinding their Gunpowder Proof
Solid Lock and Door (without which no tlafeis secure) -
TOO STROMIEST. Pr." .`vsT SAFITGUARDS EXTANT,

IT, ♦ND CIMAIC

MILNERS' PH(ENIX (212°) SAFE WORKS, LIVERPOOL,
the moat complete, and extensive in the world, employing nearly
three hundred hands, assisted by.powerful and original machinery
adapted to every brand: of the work, Show-rooms, f; and S. Lord_
street, Liverpool. London Depot, 47k. Moorgate-street, City.—
Circalarsfre-., by post.

DATEN EMIGRATION SHIP
CANDLE. LANTERNS.

'these Lanterns, whi h are manufactured by Parca's PATENT
CANDLE Co. and used in all tne Government Emigration Ships. can
now be supplied by the undersigned to ail Shipowners and others.
They are strongly recommended for their safety, economy, and
cleanliness, and have met with the fullest approbation of the
Government Commissioners, and all who have used them.

N.B.—These Lamps, from their perfect safety, are expres 1y
adapted for Warehouses.
GLENDINNING AND WILSON
JAMES STREET. LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

up and. receive his certif.

In Re TM N.—On Tuesday this
his adjourned last examination. Mt
the assignees, and Mr. Yates for the bankru
upon the ease being called on, said : I shell, oa t
read the several examinations that lysvo been t

bankrupt a

absence of the bankrupt, and then ask the;bankrupt

he has any coma

explanations to offer. Mr. Evans : I shall at.
Tho bankrupt had tiright to be present when thos
were taken. Ido not for one moment contend, but that the
assignees have a right to take examinations, for the purpose of
enquiring into the bankrnpts estate, but I do object to exami-
nations being taken in the absence of the bankrupt. Mr.

Xanlinations

her ho

.ns I c

.osa examination, have

for a doublo purpo

Mr. Evans

Lownd

tions o

ankrupt whether he had

atement made by them corr

sh to poin

Mr. Lowndes : Is there any inaccuraci

14th of April, I met him

£2.000.
I ha

getting
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

BUTTER

UPPER

D A W S 0 N ST.

THAT has been " the word" for the past few
years, but now our Friends will be glad to learn that
we have outgrown " THE PLACE." It is now, and shall
continue to be—our head-quarters only.
The "bulk of our goods is now Stored and Sold—in the
CELLARS UNDER THE OFFICE OF WEIGHTS AND
MEASURES.

EDWARD KELLY and CO.,

BUTTERMEN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

rvations of

wi him

,ped he should be on

►a!ge number, probably a large mbjorit
fear, bear.) He conceived the t

)pt, as being respectful to the writer, who

present,

and due to them

ald be a

d for discus;

Rn to the

that the eon
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

iin.—Ju:y 27, 1855
Rev. N. COI

Vrom the

Mr. Simms extracted several c
wife's feet, in 1848, since which t
with any. It gives us p easur,

Mr. Simms

Villa, New Brighton.
Corns from my feet without
gust 20, 1856. W. Rows"-
mg, ~ .
ex several Fag Corns Moss-street from the soles of my
P'ltn, It gives me great pleasure to recommend
1856.

vain, and in

t time.—

Flom T

him.—August I

Mr. Sim

given
hag act:3
eHmetnedde rvseor;
yl 8 Faulkner-square.
0,
.ma uyl
Corns,ner-sauna
dr e.
h .8
without any pain.:.Augtist 16, 1856.

great relief and comfort

From J. NAT. Johnson, 'isti.,
Cook-scree __
Mr. Simmi has very carefully removed my corns, Without th
slightest pain.—August 16, 1856.
In addition to the above authenticated testimo
thousands more in his p,Lsession, he can also refer
in Ordinary to her Majesty the Queen of bleat Brit
him with a call at his resident
s-

a. Ito 4 lines... 0 153. do. f s.(10. .€3
mi
'65
5.
0
sor 6 lines Ol5Ol 17 6 3 100 6lO 0
7 or 8 lines
o 17 0 2 0 0 3, 17 0 7 15 0
9or 10 lines ...... 019 0 2 2 6 4 4 0 9 0 0
11, 12, or 13 lines 1 1 0 '2 5 o 4 11 0 10 5 0
14, 15, or 16 lines 1 3 0 2 10 0 4 /8 0 11 10 0
... 0. Will devote, gratuitously, from 8 to 10 every Wednesday
Every add'iii twohnes 0 2 0 0 6 0 0 7 0 1 5 0
All advertisements and communications should be addressed to
morning, by ticket of recommendaton from any respectablc trades CUMILES WILLMICRe 19, SOUTH JoaN.wrosgT, Lazaroot. man of this town, to the resident Door.
Published by special authority, OBSERVE-36, SLATER-STREET

and many
,he PhyEician
, by favouring
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-16

REPORT

I have this day inspecteTtlUs—workhouse, and I found it
clean and: in good order. lam obliged to report to, the

guardians that there are far too many girls accommodated in
the upper sleeping room—in fact, the number of girls sleeping
in that room is double that which it should be. There can, I
think, be but one opinion as to the inefficiency of this esta-
blishment, for such a Union as West Derby, which is now
nearly, if not quite, equal to the city of Manchester, as
regards rateable value, and is rapidly approaching it in amount
of wealth. I have to add that I found the infirmary full, and
that, consequently, some of the sick had been placed in the
receiving wards, thus dedicating those wards to other than the
legitimaie purposes. (Signed) IL B. FARNALL.
The Inspector said : Having felt it my duty to make, this
report, I have only to observe that the figures of the two
Unions, West Derby and Manchester, are closely meeting, and
the time is not far distant, when the Union of West Derby,
being in the suburbs of Liverpool, will exceed that of the city
of Manchester in wealth and in population. Tho time is fast
approaching when the guardians will have to take into their

serious consideration the greater amount of considerations in
the shape of schools or asylums, or workhouses in this import-
ant Union. I know the time is not far distant when the
subject must be considered. And when we look at what
Manchester has done for her poulation, and seeing that this
Union will shortly exceed that of Manchester in wealth and
population, I think I need not say any more on this subject.
Sooner or later the matter must be considered.
The Inspector then took his leave of the board and retired.

TUE LUNATIC AS

The following report was then read from the persons
pointed to visit the paupers in tho several lunatic asylums in

the county

'BE APPOINTED TO VISIT THE

A' OF THE COMIITT

Et LUNATICS CHARGEABLE TO THE WEST DERBY

to report that they have visited the
*he two
'ock

Co this Union, and Ca'
Rainhill and Lancast!r.