The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-26 00:00:00

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Policies In force, upwards of 7,200.
The Assurance Fund amounts to '1,500,000. Income upwards
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ON VIEW, at the Phrenologictl Institute, 50, Mount-plsasant,
Liverpool. Air. Bridges; whOobtatnea the cast front the twilit of
the murderer, will be in attendance id explain the developments.
and contrast them with those pf other murderers, as well as tho.st
of philo•ophers, moralists, add Ovine'. To prevent oveccrowdjng,
a charge of 6d will be made. ,Qpen from Ten in the morning till
Eight at-night.

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ATHEN.ZEITM. ,,
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rilliE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING
1 ' of the PROPRIETORS of.this INSTITUT-4W will
be held in the LIBRARY, on TUESDAY, the Bth'July, at Eleven
clocko' il4 tikkfPrennoe. ' - ":' i...
,
• .11 he,fPilowigiga3oMca.s of iiotions haw beenceeelved i—t' '

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• N0.,,t. ,For, an. adchtion ,to, Law 3. es spA n d.na(Prbgtrustor.
whose subscription. is nut paid At the expiration of the currant rtr,
shall haye access tp the-Club-rooms until Maio .Is:dation:and-fines
ire paid.
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14-o. 4.- For an -alteration of, Law 4, ,recommended hy , the Com-
mittee, as follows:-1V; hn lanpuei- meeting-shall be held 'on the
second Tuesdilyls July, of which ic.rew -dskys*, mittee'vhall,be riven
to each: proprietor: At this meeting' all new laws Shill, be mmto,jor
the government•of the ih.titntion. But no mcitioushert•be made
for the•alteration or repeal of any established laW, offoi- the 'hero-
duotion of any new, law, withtiut fourteen-days' noti."-e posted in',lhe
Library and Newsroom, signed by the Pre•ident, 'previous- to-the
annual meeting; and such notice shall sta:e the piliect
_of such

All motions, of which duel totiCe:has been given. shall be decided
by a majority of, the proprielbrs present But no alteration.shalibe
made in-the number-4 proprietors,- or in the say:motet tiketalknual
suhscript4,,withoptthe conaeot of three.fonvtbs.of the prnprietore
present. _

No 3. To Introduce a proviso in Law 13, as follows :—The Com-
mittee shall fix what books shall be allowed to circulate amongst the
proprietors (provided always that no books in the Eng ish language,
nor any books containing valuable plates. of which there are no
duplicates, shall be allowed to circulate); the Committee shall also
have the power of impditing 'tot" the -deteitieri of the books
beyond the time allOtted for reading them, and for any damage or
defacement, such fine*. silt to exceed the 'value of the books so
damaged.
No. 4. To expunge Law 14.
No. 5. To adopt a new Law, as follows-Evory Proprietor shall
have the pr vilege of recommending to thb CoinnAttes i Islotnibes, sa
an Honorary Member, on payment of ad inst:l subscription of Tws
Guineas. such Nominee e
being-either the-sow of- a Proprietor. or •
young gentleman whose parents do not goairle within fifteen miles
of Liverpool, and waose age is not more than 23, nor under 19
years. -
June 24. 1256. N. D. BOLD, President.

BOROU'OiI OF LIVERPOOL.

INUNDATIONS IN FRANCE.

AT a PUBLIC MEETING, held in the Sessions
House on Thursday, the ],9th dal? of June; 1856, for
the purpose of expressing the sympathy of the iahabi•abts of this
town and neichbourbood with the sufferers by the late Inundations
in France—present. - - -
JOHN STEWART. Esn., Mayor, in the Chair;

It was moved by the Rev. Rector Campbell, seconded by J. B
Aspinall, Esq., and '

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Resolved unanimously,—That we, the inhabitants of Liverpool,
deeply sympathise with those of our friends and allies In kranat,
who have lately been subjected, under Providenct, to severe afilic.
tion by an Inundation winch has destroyed a large portion of their
property, and has reduced many thousands to extreme distress.
It was moved by William Rathbone, Esq., seconded by
Samuel Holme, Esq.,and
Resolved unanimously.—That this meeting desires to exdress its
sincere sympathy with the sufferers, and will most cordially assist in
the efforts now being made tor the alleviation of their distress.
It uas moved by the Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown, seconded by
Henry Hanson, Esq., and
Resolved unanimously,—That the clergy and ministers of religion
of all denominations in this town be requested to give their valuable
aid In carrying uut the objects of this meeting.
It was moved by Francis A. Hamilton, Esq., seconded by Elias
Arnaud, Erq , and
Resolved unanimously,—That in order to forward this object a
corminttee heap' omted for the purpose of receiving subscriptions,
and transmitting the same to France, and that the several bankers in
a.herpool be requested to receive subscriptions on behalf of the
committee, and that committee consist of the following gentlemen,
with power to add to their number :
The Mayor
.. Hector
• Churchwardens
Mr. William Rathbone
L.. Charles Turner
.. T. Edwards Moss
B. H. Jones
.. Hugh Hornby
.. Bonen Hutchinson
.. Gee ge arkle
.. Harold Littledaie
_ William Gregson
_ Samuel Holme
.. J. B. aspinall
.. Francis Maxwell
_ George Maxwell
.. J. it. Jeffery
• Richard Snell
.. R. L. Jones
▪ James Livingston
▪ Charles Chaloner

Mr. Charles Mosley
.. James Aikin
.. Henry Ronilily
.. Francis A. Hamilton
.. James Price
.. Hobart Horsfall
• S. H. Graven
John Buck Lloyd
.. George Holt
Earle
.. •
.1. S. Makstleld
.. H. J. Perry
. . James Thomson
.. Henry Ds.nson •
.. Pierre Magsabini
.. W. X. Macgregor
.. Kilns Arnaud
.. James Tyrer
T. M. Kine
Duncan

It was moved by William Gregson, Esq., seconded by James
Aitin, Esq., and

Resolved with acclamation,—That the thank■ of this meeting are
hereby given to his Worship the Mayor, for his noble alacrity in
convening the meting, and for his ablo conduct iu the chair.
(Signed) JOHN STS WART. Chairman :
The Committee would earnestly press upon all persons intending
to subscribe the Importance of doing so without delay.
Subsc.iptions will Le received at Vie various Banks In Liverpool,
and also at the Treasurer's aloe, Town-hall, Liverpool.
W. SHUTTLE WORTH, Town Clerk.
Town-hall, 20th Juice, 1866.

Amount of Subscriptions previously advertised, 81,971 6s Pi.
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIP VON&

John Johnson £5O 0 0 Neil and Martin ' ... 2 2 0
Field and 8r0ther5....... 50 0 0 John Atkinson ...... .. 2 2 0
Charles Shaw and C0....25 0 0 Mrs. Asp'nail, °Afield.. 2 2 0
Todd. Naylor, and C 0... 25 0 0 Alex. Sleigh.
Craig and Maoris.. 20 V 0 Laurence Hardpaan ...• 2 2 0
James Stitt .
Stitt Br.,thera .. .10 10 0111. W. Jackson ...... .. 2 2 0
E. J. Enthoven and SonslO 10 OJ. B. Spence
Mather, Ledward, & Co. 10 10 01W. W. smith
Radford and Son —lO 0 0 William Porter ... .... 2 2 0
Sir John Bent . . .10 0 O'Mrs M. Pannell 2 2 0
John Cropper . ..... ....10 0 0 Bev. W. Maynard, anal 2 0 0
Edward Cropper..
Joseph Heap and Sons 10 0 0 Isaac Tyson .. . 2 0 0
Charles Holland lO 0 0 James Kenedy • 2 0 0
Thos. and Jets. Harrison 10 0 () Alexander Coghill 2 0 0
John Alarr ott lO 0 0 Dr. Nevins
Stolterfoht and Co ......10 0 0 Datvson W. Turner
Wm. Bark and Co.ll oe
Et ans, Sons, and ~.o. .. 100 00
°OlCitaupbtealnillAeszpaintdall..: • ' ..: ll
Fred A. Semple
AdertnanParker 5 0 ()Thomas S. Ashburner .. 1 1 0
John bumbell 5 0 0 Edmund Thompson .... 1 1 4,
It. Christie, jun.
Cunliffe, Paton, and Co. 5 0 OR. N. Dale
J. Ireland Blackburne .. 5 0 0 Thos. L. Morecroit .... 1 1 0
Merylees, Hsdkinsun, Sr LoJtheart and C 0...
Co
000 Jlwohttmon.
i. HaFsot 1
xpl. irn'
l.
ecc. ,$
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,11,1 . :11 . aute
Charles Groves
Henry Lawrence 5 0 .
Job Brothers
John Travis and Co 5 0 0 Thomas G. len and Son. 1 0 0
'l'. B. Forward . . 5 4 Vitt. and J. Johuson....••• 1. 0 9
Fred. Robison. - 5 0 01.1. S. 1111/1c0a.... ..... 1 0 0
Robert Gill .
Frumnell Boss! ........ 5 0 01G. L Foe hery . i 0 to
Wiliam Hope.. ...... .. 5 I r't..,Edmund Pirrpoiat •• • 1 "0
0
Telo and Prange........ 5 0 1:1 Holy Cross District Con-
J. G. White & Schroeder b 0 01 gregational additional 0 19 6
Hall and Jones ........ 5 0 O,J. W. Keel'
Edwd. Andrew and Co. 4 0 I,lThotn:;i Clarke
Blake and 51 niWell .... 3 3 OfEl. Coming. son .. 010 11
Jas. Lister, jun •.
Strong and Reid__ ,
... 2 2,. &Anonymous ' V 3 0

N.A.—The Committee remitted to the Minister of the Interior, at
Paris, by last night's post, the sum of .4. I,c on account of the
Subscriptions raised in Liverpool; and they beg again to u,ge on
the public the absolute necessity of promptitude in paying their
subscriptions, in order to meet the urgency of the case.

Contract 4

TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.

THE JOINT COMMITTEE Of the IA NCA-
SHIRE and YORKSHIRE, and EAST LANC4-
SIiIRE RAILWAY COMPANIES, are prepared to receive TEN.
PERS for CLEANING and PAINTING Um FRAMING of PA KT of
the ROOF at Tithebarne-street Station, and also for the ERECTION
of a BOOKING OFFICE, WAITING ROOM, and SHED, atßootlir.
lane. Specifications may be seen on application to the Station
Masters at Liverpool and Bootle-lane. Sealed tendersto be uddresied
to the-undersigned, on or before the 4th proximo. tr
By Older, Joust Tnoatii, Secretary,
Joint Secretary's Office, Salford Station,
June 20th, 1856.

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.—A superior
Lot of FOREIGN POST PAPER, on SALE, at
7s. 6d. per Ream, or Three Reams for 215., Cash, at CHARLag
WlLLataa's Wholesale Paper Warehouse, 19, South Johu-street.

THR ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION TO THE NORTHER
DAILY 'PIMPS Is TWO GUINEAS m ANNUM

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THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1866

-4.---

HERESY is becoming contemptibly small, and
heretics, as a natural consequence, " beantifully
less." Excommunication by a Church, and civil

proscription have ceased to be tragical realities,
and have become the most laughable farces of the
day. Men of all creeds and every imaginable hne
of politics now meet in Parliament on equal terms.
The Church of • England man, the Methodist,
Wesleyan, ,Uniterian, Swedenborgian, Quaker,
and thOugh last, not least, the Roman Catholic,
are seen sitting together in the House of Commons
in that blissful state of

tranquility and mutual
friendship which must lead other nations to believe

that the millenium hi nearer at hand than we thini,;

The Jew, although a British subject by birth,

ri, tang

cane, and instinct, is the only man

professing.to have any spiritual faith.at all, who is
not admissable into the presence of the mass of
diversified believers who occupy our temples of
legislation. The Jew is assessed and. taxed. He
is liable to be called on to .defend
.the
land of his birth. He must obey, and
support the supremacy of our ls.ws. We form
our opinions of his worth,. as . a citizen, by the
same moral and intellectual standard we apply
to Christians. He has no divided allegiance;
The - motto of the British born Jew is, "My

" God and Great Britain."
We need scarcely continue the enumeration of
the Jews' qualifications for a seat in a political
Paradise. His Constitutional title to the elevation
he seeks we believe to be his British birth.
We cannot suffer a Jew to become naturalised
i a any way, make him a citizen, and subject to

every species of taxation, and then deny him
the right of representation. Taxation has been

made the basis 9f our representative system,
which, although a most. unwarrantable departure
from the letter and spirit of the Constitution,
the community from
does not exempt any elasS of

the payment of local and national charges. The
•
Jew is made to pay with " the tree faith of

"a Christian ;

him the

these obligations gives

at elections,

Nhether