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

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1842 3000
1843 1500
1814 2510
1845 2000
1849 5000
1851 5000

The Third Quinouenn
close of the year 1859.
Participation in Profits, or not, at the option of the Assured. The
w thout Profits are at rates lower than those demanded by many of
the existing Offices.

ial Division of Profits will take place at the

Parties allowed to pass and repass In times of peace, from one part
of Europe to another by sea and land, except Turkey or the Levant,
without payment of additional premiums, or Incurring the risk of
forfeiture of Policy. _

Should a party from any unforseen circurr stances be unable to pay
a Premium, he will be allowed by the Directors (if his Policy be of at
least two years' standing), to let that Premium stand over as a debt
against the Policy.
Applications to be addressed to
ARTHUR SCRATCHLEY, M.A.,'R.F.A.S.,
3, Paniamtnt-treet, Lond on.

Commercial Saltfi

THIS DAY

Tan DAY, the 7th instant. at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' office, 11, Temple-court,

27g Barrels 1 CURRANTS, ex Carinthia]
10 Cases I _

and Euphrates,

19 Skeleton Cases }Turkey FIGS, ex various steamers,
2507 Boxes
23 Barrels DATES. ex Tamaulipas,
150 Boxes Layer MUSCATELLES, } ex Tweed,
90 Do. Jordan ALMONDS,
150 Cases Persian SULTANAS, ex Thessalia,
2000 and .1-Drums DITTO. ex various steamers,
435 B Jae' Turkey Eleme RAISINS, ex British Queen,
50 Barrels 1 Black
95 Kegs
3 Bales Soft Shell
7g Do. Jordan } ALMONDS, ex Asia.

Apply to

DIT CO, ex Parliament,

HOUGHTON & LEVY. Brokers

NEXT WEEK

TUESDAY,

On TUESDAY next, the 12th instant. at Twelve o'clock at
Browne, Hunter and Co.'s office.
...._ _

CONSIGNIIIE

Bales JUTE

o. Sunn HE %!P.
WNE, HUNTER & CO., Broker,

en hale.

PARMESAN CH

FROM GENOA.

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Apply to GEORGE S. YATES & CO., 3, Rumford-place

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1866

Liverpool Town Dues are not only of suffi
cient local magnitude to justify our following up
their discussion with much earnestness, but
there is a great principle of public morality
involved in their propose. abolition, which every
class of the British com ity should watch with
the utmost care. Vested rights, particularly those
which the subject has purchased on the good faith
of the Crown or the Legislature, cannot be demol-
ished without flagrantly violating the Constitution.
The trade of the Mersey does not confine its
advantages to Liverpool alone, but they are enjoyed
by the United Kingdom and every other country
where commerce is known. It is to the shipowners
of the world, the home of constant employment for

millions of tonnage, and to the manufacturers and

producers of the universe a market of inestimable
value and magnitude. Blot out Liverpool from
the statistics of maritime and mercantile nations,
and a blank would be found, which the genius of

enterprise, for a hundred years to come, could not
fill. The people who have created this

emporium of trade number less than nalf a
million. To give to England, and to the remotest
corners of the earth where industry.and commerce
abide the incalculable aids thik port affords,
its people have involved themselies in an amount
of debt which many prosperous States could not
endure, and they are borne down by a pressure of
local taxation, which cannot be increased without
producing a frightful depression in the value of all
and giving to every other

rateable proper

species ruinous intensity.
A community so numerically small never before
hjestie ends. All that we
le might, possibly, have been accomplished
''ss cost, had the Legis-

of burdens a

encompasse

have don

ch ma

at from 30 to 40 per cent
lature

in manipulati

4, enactments,

of the put

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to raise

what they call " private