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

, and we

of the

3n per cent

Money

Market if

Her MAJ ESTY

:y spi

f that support which they have so

" nobly afforded m

there never was au age
when the generous impulses of patriotism flowed

through the

veins of the British

hen there was a firmer resolve in the
mind to uphold the honour and dignity of

nation, or

public
the Emp

But there is something more
an assurance that the people will
a upon to make too great exertions

intact

not be c
England is capable of any

n.t that can be de_

manded of genius

livalry, and numbers, provided

her industry be

tained, and some increased

means be 5

given to the people to bear up under
on. Assimilating the commercial laws

war taxati

of other parts of the

of Scotland, with thos
-United Kingdom, simplifying t

ship to render the employment

ounce

—Mr.
r Cain,
, Muster

ter Buell

They, therefore, announce I d,Car.

dvam

rtes of interest on deposits.
;Inns rch s of Threadneedle-

Vl
exertions" of the subject [\"l'l
nen who were present on t.

the late John Mona,
Was adduced, the cast
the prosecution an of
will from Chester, and for other evicem,..
THE BRIDGEWATER CANAL.—After a negotiation, which
has been pending for some time past, the Bridgewater
trustees have entered into an agreement to lease the Bridge-
water Canal and the Old Quay Navigation to the North
Staffordshire Railway Company for a long term. By this
arrangement the company have secured a terminus in
Liverpool, with the dock uccommodaion and warehousing
room : they have opened a direct and free communication
between the Mersey and the Humber ; and, so far as
regards the Liverpool traffic, they have rendered them-
selves in a great measure independent of the London and
North-Western Company.
LIST OP PASSENGERS PER ATLANTIC.--F. A. Letty, John
Black, T. Pullman, G. P. Canney, P. Malartie, J. Duther,
Mr. De la Mare and friend, Mrs. Jehu. and, Mrs, .Barry,,
Lieut. WWI, R. t3.-Osborne, Mr. and:-Miss MosleY,Mde.l
Perria and friend, Mr. and r& Wade, child, and servant,
H. Schandorff, S. Brush, L. G. Fawteux, Mr. Pomeroy and
friend, J. A. Van Amburgh, H. Biglow, Mr. Hirchfield,
Dr. C. M. Fitch, B. Wallace, Rev. William Arthur,
L. Hall, B. Hanland, S. Millikin, Jun., C. Beaudoin, i.
Palmer, J. Sutton, Mrs. Gill, S. Lopenheimn, L. Stowinhazer
J. Argues, wife, and three children, J. O'Brien, J.
McCullock, Thomas Meycock, Mr. Melon, Mr. Arecs,
G. & A. Bouillon, W. De Orsay, T. A. Biddle, G. C. Thomas,
H. Stowell Jun., J. Freel, M. Schiner, H. Mason,
William Farmer, J. Davis and Miss Beasley, F. Ansley,
T. Dewdney, W. D. M'Kim, C. Robertson, Mr. Overman,
H. Ifoysen, Mr. and Mrs. James Brown, H. Knecht.
CORONER'S INQUESTS.—The Coroner held an inquest
yesterday on the body of a child, eighteen months old,
named Egan, who came by its death from being scalded.
The following is the evidence of the child's father, a ticket-
of-leave man, of the name of Patrick Egan, who stated :
I had the deceased on my knee when it was scalded. My
wife and I were both in drink at the time. We both are
in the habit of drinking. I cannot do without drink. I
take drink for the good of my health. I never go to bed
times
mtetehtely ditecheeansed w
withoutti being drunk. My wife don't get drunk as often as
theongh
li
she only gets drunk sometimes. We had no quarrel
ewaraes bsoctahlddedru.nkW. eirdho
dfight some-
•n a burial c üb,
coroner and the
strong terms. The verdict
died of injuries, and I expect to getn by his death. The
e eceased is
'
jury censured the conduct of the man in
nries, reeeivedetwhilst the parents were drunk.—
The coroner held four
other
,
children, but the details sverevoid of interest.
LIVERPOOL CATItoLIG 'MT
members of this Institute held their evening, the
Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street. annual soiree in the
"attendance, and on the There was a large
ner intention .
were provided. Mr. J. B. Aeninall occ• • entertainments
ond what may the course of the evening the Rev.W._tn fed the chair. In
y
D. Anderton delivered
interests, an address on "Catholicity in town and ealletry ;'' and the
ard for the great ,
Rev. H Marshal on "Amusements
a
tor the ogle, ~
Empire, '
The
dignity of the evening's entertainment was diversified by varioul souse
and
Bank of England were recitations by the pupils; amongst the latter was
"the desirability of ladies be: Inc, allmi"ted iato ne on
a - . the Tion,,
a further riso in the rates
of Commons d •
during the progress of bus' -ass " in l
, w nen ?..10
,s on the deposit of stock. following pupils took a part - - '—e • A
public Master Ca,
clamour had deterred ney. Minisrerialistr!: •
noting, a further increase in Thompson, Master
Master M'Ael'

kia3ter Ahearn,
:Morgan
Ismer M'Ardle,
ion was cart

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