The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-04 00:00:00

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FATAL ACCIDENT

occasions

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Sir De Lacy Evans
and Mr. Watson.

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Arthur, and commenced

lrenadiers, then to the Coldstreams

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, or Taira Regiment

ueen inquired the particulars of each

Many of the sohliers had lost limbs, and one had

been struck by a ball which entered the eye and passed out
behind the ear. Her Majesty addressed a few words to
each of the men. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the

ved to them

In the morning, at a
ity and his Royal High-
the Princess Royal and

palace to see the new purchase,
collection of pictures in the
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—.tog her Majesty had a dinner party, the company
comprised Count Colloredo, the Austrian Minister, the
Dowager Lady Cowley, Lord and Lady John Russell, Gen.
Sir Hew Rose, the Earl of Harrowby, Lady Churchill, the
Duchess of Sutherland, the Earl of Elgin, the Earl and
rcial growth, its Countess of Mulgrave, Lord and Lady Poltimore, and Capt.
Codrington, R.N.

1.3.—Yesterday her Majesty and Prince
Nike of Wale, the. Princess Rlyal,
d- the Princess Alice, attended divine
ate Chapel of Buckingham Palace. The

Ron. and Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor officiated

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APPALLING MURDER IN IRELAND.-011 Friday last at
eleven o'clock in the day, as Thaddeus Callaghan, Esq ,
of No. 3, Fitzwilliam-square, Dublin, and of Ballinruaun,
in the county of Galway, was returning from his tenants
house to his own cottage, on the estate of Ballinruaun, he
was met by some persons who murdered him in a most
cruel and brutal manner. The entire forehead of the
unfortunate gentleman was beaten in from temple to
temple, both his eyes were knocked out, the right eye-
ball being buried in an immense gash in his cheek.
The Correspondent of the Evening Mail of last night, on
whose authority this sad intelligence rests, is silent as to
the supposed cause of this diabolical murder.

JOIXT STOCK COMPANIES.—A deputation from Liver-
pool on the Joint Suck Company Act, consisting of
Messrs. Torr and Bushell, had an interview with the Right
lion. R. Lowe on Saturday, at the office of the board of
trade. The deputation was accompanied by Mr. Brown.
M. P., Mr. Bramley-Moore, M. P., ani Mr. J. C.
Ewart, M. P.

—On Sunday night, a boy named
Th, mpson was accidentally drowned in one of the docks.
He was only eight years of age.—Yesterday, a man named
Jam s Shannon fell into the hold of a ship in one of the
docks, and received such injuries that he died soon
afterwards. Inquests will be held in both these cases, this

We understand that the last of a gratuitous course of
lectures to working men, a b:ch Mr. llarens, of the Inde-
pendent Chapel, Tor eth-park, has been delivering in the
Cr,mmon-hill in Hackies hey, is ann,)inted for this evening
The subject is attractive—" The Working gin rising in
the Wotld." The previous lectures have afforded much
s .tisfaction to the audiences assembled on the several

THE • SPEAKF,It'S BANQUET —The Right Hon. the
Speaker gave his fourth parliamentary dinner on Saturday
evening last, when the folowing gentlemen were among
guests:hie Sir E. Perry, Sir J. Paxton, Mr. W. Ewart, Mr.
J. C. Ewart, Mr. Hindley, anti Mr Brotheiton. The
prevented from attending : General
G.C.8., Right Hon. Milner Gibson,

DR. SIPBALD'S SHIP COMMUNICtTOR.—We observe, by
an advertisement in this day's Non-rims/1 TIMES that
Dr. Sibbald is now ready to supply his ingenious contrivance
named as above. Some weeks ago we referred to the
nature and object of the doctor's invention, and then took
occasion to recommend it to the attention of nautical men.
Since that time, we learn that it has been tried repeatedly
on the river and on the Channel, with complete success;
and we are informed that the members of the Mersey Royal
Yacht Club approve highly of the invention. It has also
been exhibited at the Polytechnic Institution, and there met
with general approbation. From everything we can learn,
the invention is worthy of general adoption.