The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-26 00:00:00

of Rodney-street, and south
fan art a to Rodney-

3. A Plot of LAND, on the east
side of Hardman-street

containing (excltiii

4. A Plot of LAND, on the east side of Great Howard-stnet,
comprising the site of the old Borough Gaol, the Pig Marke,, and
also a flag yard, in the occupatioi of Messrs. T. and B. Chaffer,
containing in the Whole about 19,934 square yards, together w:th
the Materials of the Grol and BUillings now standing thereon.
4A. In the event of the last lot not being sold, the MATERIALS
of the BUILDINGS comprised therein; including the boundary
wags, will be offered for sale in one lot, subject to the special con-
ditions attached thereto.
5. All that Plot of LAND, on the south side of Dale-street,
between lots 6 and 7, and running backwards to an intended
street, communicating with Peter-streA and Sir Thomas's-build-
ings, containing about 2210 square yards, together with the Mate-
rials of such of the Buildings within the line of improvem
as shall be Standing thereon, not palled. down at the time of
sale.

6. A Piot of LAND, at the corner of Dale-street and Sir Thomas's.
buildings, containing about 3671 squire yards, with the Materials of
the Buildings within the line of improvement as shall be standing
thereon not pulled down at the time of sale.
7. A Plot of LAND, at the corner of Dale-street and Crosshall-
street, containing about 2'22 square yards, with the Materials of the
Buildings within the line of impr vement as shall be standing
thereon not culled down at the time of sale.
8. A Piot of LAND adjoining to and in rear of lot 5, upon the
east side of Peter-street, and north aide of Shaw Hill-street, con-
taining about 5221 square yards, with the Materials of such Build-
ings stewing thereon as shall not be pulled down at the time of
sale•

9. A Plot of LAND, on the west side of Whitechapel and south
side of Button-street, Comprising Two SHOPS (Tooling Whit chapel,
and a WARE-HOUSE and DWELLING-HOUSE fronting. Button-
street, containing about 293 square yards, wl:h the Materials of the
Buildit gs Now standing thereon.
10. A Plot of LAND, upon the east side of New Wapping, the
north side of Cbarlotte-pl-ce, and we t side of Mersey-street, con-
taining about 824 square ye', 'B, with the Warehouses, Offices, Sheds,
and Buildings standing.thireon.
11. A PM of LAND, upon the east s',de of New Wapping and
north side of Orford-street, and a DWELLING-HOUSE,' No. 8, on
the west side of Hurst.tri et, containing about 323 square yards.
12. A Plot of LAND, upon the east side of New Napping, north
side of Runcorn-street. and west side of Hurst-street, containing
about 1261 square yards.
13. A Plot of LAND, upon the east side of New Wapping, south
side of Runcorn-street, and nest side of Hurst-street, Containing
about 239 i square yards.
14. A Plot of LAND, upon the east side of New Wapping and
north side of Mason- street, containing about 1141 square yards.
15. A Plot of LAND, upon the east side of New Wapping, the
south aide of Mason street, the north side of 1 abley-street, and west
sic of Hurst-street, containing about 980 square yards.
16. A Plot of LA • D, upon the south siae of Crosbie-street, for-
merly a station of the Bootle Waterworks Company, containing
about 423 square yards, with the Materials of the B ult.:ling' thereon.
17. A Plot of LAND, upon the south side of Brick-street, the east
side of Flint-street, and west side of Jamaica-street, containing to
the line of imirovement about 710 square yards, with the Materials
of the Buildings now standing thereon.
18. A Plot ot L 4.ND, on the east side of Simpson-street. snd north
side of Blundell-s reet, containing about 186 square yards, with the
Materials of the..„ltoilclings-now standing thereon.
19. A Plot orLAND, uPon the north side of New Bird-street,
containing about 3731 square yards, with •he Materials of the Build-
ings now standing thereon.
20. A Plot of LAND. upon the south side of New Bird-street,
containing within the line of improvement about :z65 sqoare yards,
with the Materials of the Buildings now standing thereon.
Plans may be seen and particulars known on application to the
Corporation surveyor, or to the Town-clerk, Town-hall. Liverpool.
ilz7. The retrial ring portion will he SOLD by Mr. BRAIN CH, on
THURSDAY, the 28th instant.

Newport-street, Wellington-dock, Liverpool.
Loading Stages, Joi, ers' Benches, and other Effects of a Joiner
and r under declin ng business, without reserve, the Yard being
Let and immediate possession required.
MMESSRS F. and J. HODGSON will SELL by
AUCTION, on Thursday next, 28th of February, at
ESSRS
o'clock to the minute, on the premises, Newport-street,
(corner of Boundary-street), near the Wellington-dock, Liverpool,
7 Large LOADING STAGES.
4 Joiners' BENCHES.
2 Pairs of Iron CLAMPS.
1 HANDCART.
Teakwood, Quebec, and other BOARDS.
Furnishing IRONMONGERY and BRASS WARE,
d Mise,litthous Effects.
To be viewed on the Morning of Pale.

„
Further particulars on application to Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson,
at their offices and rooms, Arg3le. street, Birkenhead.

Valuable Freehold Prop a rty in the Town of Mull.
St; iiiBLs 6 bit
TwelveAU e
ETSISORNS
onWednesday, GU
iIN6
t will
March,
o'clock at noon, at the Black Lion Hotel, in Mold, in One or more
Lots, as may be agreed upon at the time of sale, and subject to
conditions of sale to be then produced.
All that Piece of LAND or GROUND, with the Three several
SHOPS and DWELLING-HOUSES, Attached to two of such
shops and other out-buildings thereon, situate at the corner of
New-street and Wrexham-street, in the town of Mold. One of
the shops and dwelling-houses is known by the name of " The
Cross," and is now occupied by Mr. Thomas Williams, chemist
and druggist.
The tenure is freehold of inheritance, and the estimated rental
is about 4132 a.year.

For further particulars, apply to the auctio• eer, at Chest ,r; Mr.
Tt.omps ‘Villtams. druggist, Mold; Mr. I, yton, solicitor, Flint; or
to Mr. Thomas Avison, solicitor, Cook.str.et, Liverpool.

LAND -GREAT CROSBY

MR. JAS. HEYES will SELL by AUCTION,
on Monday, March 10, at Four o'clock in the After-
noon, at the Ship Inn, Cheat CrosLy, All that FIELD in close of
Land situated in Brown Moor-lane, at the end of Henbutt lane.
Great Cro.yhy, called rorefield Hey, Three Acres, One Rood, and
Fourteen Perches, large measure, now in the occupation of Mr.
Thomas Latham. The tenure is c pyhold of inheritance.
For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Great Crosby; or
13, Parker-street, Liverpool.

FIRST { p lAN 0-F0 R TES. } CLASS

COLLARD & COLLARD, BROADWOOD & SONS,

NUTTING & ADDISON, and
HOPKINSON'S PRIZE PIANOS

In elegant Walnut and Rosewood cases, with patent actions and
sounding boards, and all the latest inwovernents—guaranteed for

twelve months, and if not approved the money returned—at
W. RYALL'S MUSIC WAREHOUSE,

HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD

H IRAIONIUMS AND PIANO-FORTES FOR HIRE

All the Newest Music at Half the published price.

Plano• Fortes and Harmoniums tuned and repairel by first-class

workmen. Several good second-hand Pianos on sale

N.B.—All the newest music received as soon ks issued from the press,

AT HALF-PRICE.

W. ItYALL'S
PIANO-FORTE AND MUSIC REPOSITORY,

HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD,

TWO MINUTES WALK FROM WOODSIDE FERRY

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PRICE td.

public itatfccfs;

R GH -T

'Po the_ Honourable the House of
a2sembled. The Petal= of the unders

every side;thie fie

That
ita pose

oh- exertions.
hen a daughte

Et these r

roved by well-known- cases of hardship suffered by
-nd also by professional women earning large
the arts, bow real ii,the injury inflicted.
it heavily upon :women protected by
Yes, the social training of their bus-
efined customs of the rank to which thej belong.
much more unequivocal is the injury sustained by women in
the lower cl.asee, for whom no such provision can be made by
their parents, who possess no means of appeal to expensive legal
protection, and in regard to whom the education of the husband.
and the habits of his a‘sotlates, offer no Moral guarantee for tender
consideration of a wire ?

bands, and ti

liws often I

That whereas It is customary in manufacturing districts to
employ women largely in the processes of trade, and as women
a e also engaged as sempstr sees, laundresses, charwomen, and
in of er multifarious occupations which cannot here be enume-
rated, the question mast be recognised by all as of practical
importance.

The newspapers constantly de ail instances of marital oppression;
", wife-beating," being a new compound-noun lately introauced into
the F.nalish • .which English gentlemen

hive latel

But for the rubber

o a of his wife's hd earnins
there is no redress—againsty the , maneltishness of a drunken father, who
wrings from a mother her children's daily bread there is no %WPM a
She may work from morning till night, to see the produce of her
labour wrested from her, and wasted in a gin palace; and such cases
are within the k, owledge of every one.
That the law, in depriving the mother of all pecuniary resoureello
deprives her of the power of giving' schooling to her children, and
''Or ways providing for their moral and physical welfare
.hort, to leave them to the temptations of the street.

That there s
alai bear ur

re certain portions of the law of husband and wife
justly on the husband; as, for instance, that of
_ ponsible for his wlfe's debts contracted before mar-
Ithuugh he may Lave had no fortune with-her. Her
puwer, also, after marriage, of contracting debts in the name of
her husband, for which he Is risponsible, is too unlimited, and often
produces much injustice.

riage, t

That in rendering the husband responsible for She entire main-
tenance of his family, the law expresses the necessities of an age
when the man was the only money•get,ing agent; but that since
the custom of the country has greatly changed in this respect the
p :isition of the female sex, the law of maintenance no longer meets
the w..01e case. That since modern civilisation, in indefinitely
extending the sphere of occupation for women, has in some measure
broken down their foecunlity dependence upon men, it is time that
legal protection be thrown over the produce of their labour,-and
that in enter rig the state of marriage ley no longer pa.s from
freedom into the condition of a stave, all whose earnings belong to
his master and not to himself•

(That the laws of vvrious foreign countries are in this respect
much more just than our own, and afford precedent for a more
liberal legislation tbao prevails in Englsnd Your petitioners
therefore humbly pray that your honourable house will take the
and apply ouch remedy as

ations into considelati

1 seem f

And you• petitioners will ever pra

Ladies sanctioning the abovez—Anna Blackwell, Istt BlAzdial
Elizabeth Barrett Browning, SA lanna Browning, Mrs. Carlyle,
Mar: Cowden Clarke, Charlotte Cushman, Ame is B. Edwards,
Eliza F. Fox, Mrs. Gaskell, Matilda M. Hays, Mary Howitt, Anna
Mary Howitt. Anna Jamescn, Geraldine Jewatury, Mrs. London,
Mrs. Lovell, Harriet Martineau, Hon. Ju is Maynard, Mary Mobla
Bessie Rayner Parkes. Mrs Reid, Barbara Leigh Smith, and MSS
turch.
[The petition now Des for signature at our office, and also at th•
shop of Mr. J. Smith, music-seller, Lord-street ]

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LANCASHIRE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL.
WHEREAS a Petition of WILLIAM CCBBON, at
present, and for nine months last past, residing and
carrying on business at No. 27, Almond-street, Windsor, in the
Borough of Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, as a Bread
Baker and Provision Dealer; and fur the last three months of the
said time carrying on business also at No. I, Skelhorn-street, in
the Borough aforesaid, as a Public Baker; and for seven years
Previous thereto residing and carrying on business at Park-road,
in the B rough Woresaid, as a Bread Baker and Provision Dealer I
and for eight months of the said time carrying on business also
at Wellington-plae!, Beresford-road, In the Borough a'oresaid, as
a Bread Baker and Flour Dealer, an Insolvent Debtor, having been
filed in the Liverpool District County Court, and an interim Order
for Protection from Process having been given to the said WILLIAM
CUI3I3oN under the provisions of Ihe Statutes In that case made and
provided, the said ‘WILLIAM CUSIION is hereby required to appear
in Court before JOSEPH POLLOCK. Esquire, Judge of the said
Court, on the 4th day of March. 1806, at Eleven o'clock in the
forenoon precise'y, at the Liverpool District County Court. Na. 3,
Lime-street, Liverpool, for his First !Examination, touching his.
Debts, Estate and Effects, and to be further dealt with according
to the provisions of the said Statutes. And Notice is hereby
given, that the choice of Assignees is to take place at the time
so appointed. All persons indebted to the raid WILLIAM Commit,
or who have any of his Effects, are not to pay or deliver the same
but to Mr. WILLIAM ITarsj the Official Assignee, at his Office,
No. 3, Lime street, Liverpool.

.k __-
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LANCASLIIKE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL.
AAT HERE AS, a Petition of JAm Es ROBINSON,
V at present and for eight months now last
past lodging at No. 5, Everton-road, In the Borough of Liverptiol
and County of Lancaster, and being a tailor, and for two years and
four months immediately previous thereto residing and carrying on
business as a' brewer and retailer of beer, at the sign of the Wel-
lington, in Vere-street, in the Borough of Birmingham, in the
County of Warwick, at the same time and place carrying vn the
bw-iness of a tailor, and for seven years and upwards immediately
previous thereto residing in No. 3 Court, Camden-street, in Bir-
mingham aforesaid, and being a tailor, an Insolvent Debtor, having
been filed in the Liverpool District County Court, and an
interim Order for Protection from Process having been given to
the said James ROBINSON', under the provisions of the Statutes in
that case made and provided, the said JAMBS ROBINSON Is
hereby required to appear in Court, bef 're JOSEPH POLLOCK,
Esquire, Judge of the said Court, on the 4th day of March,
1856, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, at the
Liverpool District County Court, Number 3, Lime-street, Live.
pool, for his First Examination, touching his Debts, Estate, and
Efficts, and to be further dealt with according to the provisions of
the said Statutes. And Notice is hereby given, that the choice of
Assignees is to take place at the t'me so appointed. All peroone
indebt, d to the said JAMES ROBINSON, or who have any of his
Effects, are not to pay cr deliver the same but to Mr. WlLLran
STATHAM, the Official Assignee, at his Office, No. 3, Lime-street,
Liv-rpool.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF LANCASHIRE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL. "

WHERE AS, a Petition of H-BNRY GIBBESON,
at present, and for two months now last past,
residing in lodgings, at No. 5, in Canning-stre t, in the borough of
Liverpool, in Ole County of Lanc.ster, and for two months im.
mediately previous thereto residing in lodgings at No. 3, Oxford-
street,in Liverpool, aforesaid, and for two months immediately
previous the.eto, residing in lodgings at No. 9, In Bo d-place, In
Liverpool, aforesaid, and for six years immediately previous thereto.
residing at No. 6, lilaOand-street, In Liverpool, aforesaid, and for
four years immediately previous thereto, 'residing:(at No. 113,
Nelson-street, in Liverpool, aforesaid, all the said time out of
business, an Insolvent Debtor, having been fled in the Liveried District County Court, and an interim order for protection from
process having been given to the said HENRY GIBBICSON, under the
provisions of the statutes in that case made and provided, the said
Esquire.
Judge
of
thepspaeiadrcionurCtoouurttbheef4otrhe
HENRY GIBBSSON IS hereby required to a
JOSEPH POLLOCK,
hdf, day
efin
pifsotMo axl pracimhs
t,
rnl
iB,astt6i
examination,
noa Etootl
touching
cyche
oinnuogr'tc.
hislock
Nod. in,3b. tt
Lhs
mfeoesr.te,ant
Twee
enta pn
dr
Le ci
effects,
seer
o,
oa lta,tflitr
to be further dealt with ace rding to the provisions of the said
statutes. And notice is hereby given, that the choice of assignees
is to take place at the time so appointed. All persons Indebted to
the said HENRY GIIIBRIOX, or who hive any of his effects, are not
nr deliver the same hut to MR. M ILLIAM STATHAM, the
't his office, No. 3, Lime-street, Liverpool.

IN I

OUNTY COURT OF LANCASHIRE,
HOLDEN AT LIVERPOOL.
WHEREAS a Petition of JOHN RosiNsON,
at present, and for two years and-a-half now
last past, residing at No. 46, Brunswick Road, in the Borionith of
Liverpool, in the County of Lancaster, Commies on Agent, (part
4
of this time being a porter to an auctioneer) for five months pre-
vious thereto residing in ( hristian-street, in the Borough and
County aforesaid, out of employment, save and except for th•sia
months of these periods as a shoprnan at Derby and Liverpool;
for three months in medirtely previous thereto residing in Black_
stone-street, in-the Borough and County aforesaid, Out of business,
and for sixteen- months, Immediately previous thereto. residing
and carrying on business at No. 11,, Great Ho thereto.
in the
, Great Howard-street.
County and Borough aforesaid, under the sty'e or firm of ROBINSON
adviena
glebreen tiled in the Liverpool
and SON,DP elvt oi eri,°lll'
District County Court, and au interim Order for Protection from
an oiciiesros :
vaenndt
Process I eying been given to the said JOHN ROBINSON, under the
1 provisions of the Statutes in that case ma 'e and provided, the said
Jorty..r Ronisrso v is hereby required to appear in Court before
JOSEPH PuLLOCK. Et quire, Judge of the said Court, on the
4th day of 8-- March, 7,14
,st i lEx. at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely,
at the
tor Liverp
Firl oo District County Court, No. 3, Lime-street, Liver-
pool, him mination, touchin hk Debts, Estate and
Effects, and to be further dealt
with accorg di g to the provisions of the said
ees Statutes. And Notice is hereby yiven, that. the choice of
As-ign is to take place at the lime so ; ppoiuted All persona
indebted to the said Jews ROBINSON, or who may have any of
his Effects; are not to pay or deliver the same Mato Mr. 41 ria.LiAm
STATHAM, the Official Asiaat gnee. hi a Ofhce, No. as Citrus-heels,Liverpool.

A BULLDOG LOST.
lr AST FRIDAY, a White BULLDOG left home
Li with a piece of Rope on him, bearing, the name of
Tash " • brings hini to 56, GuLlford-street, trertnis.
A butcher's boy was seen leading him by the

WOMEN•

The following is a proof of a petition to both Houses of
for which the signatures of women are

Commons, in Parliament
'geed Women of GreAt

'Lie manifold evils oc-asfoned by the
.y which the property and earnings of the• wife are
..,to the absolute power cf the husband, become daily more
parent. That the sufferings thereupon ensuing !extend over all
classes of society. That it might once have b3en deemed for the
aidd e and upper ranks a comparatively theoretical question, but
o no longer, since married women of education are entering en
". nf literature and tut, in order to increase the

Ira to make,
provision for her and her
s set aside by a cumbrous

a few parenis are willing
r offspring to
-the irresponsible
ma, to the chances of his character, his wisdom,

. -
That another device for the prot,!ction of women, who can afford
to pppeal, exists in the actions of the courts of equity,which attempts
within certain limits to redress the deficiencies of the law; but tbaS
trustees may prove dishonest, or unwise, in the management of the
funds ebtruated to their care, and courts of equity may fail in adjust-
ing differences which concern them mit intimate and delicate relation
of life; that legal devices patched upon a law which is radically
unjust, can only work clumsily, and that here, as well as in Many
other departments of justice, a clearance of the ground a the eh of
thing necessary. That since this is a t, nth, which has gr.:dually
come to be recognised in regard to protective restrictions upon traiff's
to titles of property in land, and to the legal machinery for conveying
such-property from one owner to another, &c., we would hope that
before long it will alsJ came to be recognised in matrimonial

For partic

CB' offic
321

A. & S. 8.. SLEIGH, Brokers

t, at Twelve o'

ITN Crude TIT

ock, at the

Tithebarn-street

P'ENTINE,

iv.landing ex Humber, from Charleston, i

Apply to

SILL & MEUG

T O-M 0 It R 0 AV

ria Dock

S, Brok,

On account of whom it may concern.
TO-MORROW, the 27th instant, at Twelve o' clock,
at the Cotton saleroom. Exchange-buildings,
About 500 Bags RAPESEED all faults,
just landed from the- Clangregor, stranded on Crosby beach,
and now lying in the Wreck Shed, north end Prince's Dock
For further particulars ann
merchants, or to

On ace

TO-MORROW.

S. 11.-RAYSER & CO., Brokers,

tint of wi

Brokers' off

About 50 Ba]

t may c

27th instant, at One o'clock, at t

—For particulars apply
DUCKWORTH 8c RATHBONE, Brokers

17, tachanee-buildings,
Damaged TT COTTON,

Upland

ex Ocean Rover, from C

TO-MORROW, the 27th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Cotton saleroom, Exchange-buildings,
78 Bales COTTON, all faults,
%hip damaged, ex Ocean Rover, from Charleston ; lying
south-west side Kenworthy's Wharf.—Apply to
WM. BRIGHT & SON, Brokers, 11, Covent-garden.

THURSDAY

On account o

On TlitraBDAY next,

whom it may o

he 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock,

at 19, North John-street
100 Tierces Carolina RICE, all

; in Stanley Dock warehouses.—
AXTER & CO., Brokers.

ea Sylvia, from Charles
Apply to MARQUIS, 13

FRIDAY

On acco

On FRIDA.T nex

unt of whom

may concern

at the Br,

'-past One o'clock,

rs' office.

ex Milan

particulars apply to
i. HARNETT, Brokers,

NEXT WI

WEDNESDAY

Postpon _ __ _
On WEDNESDAY,

27th instant,

at Twelve o'clock,

Apply to