The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-23 00:00:00

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RPEDIT

of last

s that t

rominissioners of the Ad-

al:y, baying by various proclamations offered certain

rewards, amongst others, a sum of £lo,oeo to any party
or parties, who, in the judgment of the Board of Admir-

lty, should by virtue of his or their efforts, first succeed
a ascertaining the fate of the crews of H.M.S. Terror

id Erebus, hereby give notice, that Dr. Rae, having
aimed to be entitled to the above reward, they will

within three months from the date hereof, to

adjudicate on such claim,

all persons who, by virtue

)elamation, deem t

inselves entitled to the

part of the reward in question, must pre-
ms within such time, after the expiration of

fer their

which no claim will be entertained

MR. CAIRD AND PRLNCE ALBERT.—A daring passage
in the Rev. Mr. Caird's recently published sermon has
caused some notice and not a little amusement. The
Rev. gentleman is arguing that not only is seclusion
from the world unnecessary for the formation of a true
Christian character, but that the perfect development
of the Christian virtues demands that we should mix
with our fellows, and be exposed to the difficulties and
trials of common life. This position he illus-
trated by the following example, looking stead-
fastly all the time at Prince Albert, it is to be hoped:—
"No man can be a thorough proficient in navigation
who has never been at sea, though he may learn the
theory of it at home. No man can become a soldier by
studying books on military tactics in his closet ; he must
in actual service acquire those habits of coolness,
courage, discipline, address, rapid combination, without
which the most learned in theory of strategy or engi-
neering will be,but a school-boy soldier after all."—Mr.
Caird is certainly the Knox of military reformers.

SUNDAY SCHOOL AND LITERARY 'INSTITUTE.—Last
eyenine. the sixth of a winter course of lectures on behalf
of the funds of this institution, was held at the Concert-
hall, Lord Nelson-street. Mr. J. C. Ewart, M.P., occu-
pied the chair. The meeting was but very thinly attended.
The Chairman, aft"r a few brief remarks, introduced the
Junes Cranbrook, of Liscard, who delivered an
resting lecture upon " Dr. Arnold and Education."
g was concluded with prayer.

ONERS IN

STS —Yesterthiy foronoon the Coroner
lests :—On the body of a child
1 four years, the son of a cabinet
. The clothes of the
and the little sufferer
Verdict—Acciden-
' to which a female

m the effects of the injuries

named Evans had given birth in a hou

The woman is

died for W
been cone(

in the hospital, and it would seem the child
ant of proper attention at its birth, which had
.sled. The jury found a verdict in accordance
vidence. The mother will be brought before
s when able, on a charge of concealing the
e child.

rnewhat advanced for a notice cf the many
hich have been 'miler] from the metropolitan

Walker.and Gunn