The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-16 00:00:00

THE COURT

WINDSOR, June 13.—The Duchess of Cambridge and
the Princess Mary took leave of the Queen this morning,
and quitted the Castle, attended by Lady Geraldine
Somerset and Major Home Purves. The Duke of Cam
bridge also took leave of her Majesty, and proceeded to
London, attended by Colonel Tyrwhitt. His Excellency,
the French Ambassador, and the Countess Persigny, and
the Prussian Minister and Countess Bernstorff, quitted
the castle to-day for town. The Earl and Countess of
Clarendon went to London this forenoon. The Duke of
Buccleuch, the Duke of Wellington, the Earl of Eglinton,
the Marquis of Abereorn, Earl Spencer, the Marquis of
Breadalbane, and the other visiting company, left the
castle to-day, with the exception of the Duchess of Suther-
land, who remains on a visit,

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ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR INSTITII-
TIoN, 9, ROSE HILL.—New patients entered on the books
last week, viz. :—June 14th : Relieved at the institution,
185 ; relieved at their own dwellings, 67 ; cases of prevail-
ing epidemic, 0. Total 252. Visitors, Mr. E. Watts and
Mr. T. Kirk. Hon. Secretary and Treasurer, Jos. Kitchen,
Esq.
THE GREAT BRITAIN.—This splendid vessel arrived in
the Mersey on Saturday morning. She is from Malta, and
has on board the Royal Lancashire Militia, who wi;l dis-
embark this morning (Nlonday). Yesterday many thousands
of persons availed themselves of the opportunity afforded
them by the Rockferry boats, and sailed round her as she
lay in the Sloyne.
INQUEST.-013 Saturday an inquest was held on the body
of a boy named John Phillipp, six years of age, who resided
with his aunt, at 29, Virgil 'street, and who died in conse-
quence of injuries received by a four-wheeled car going
over him, in Great Nelson-street, on Tuesday last. The
only evidence in the eiQe was that the boy was hurt, and
died from the injuries, but how the car ran over him there
was no evidence to show: Verdict accordingly:

FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Friday evening a fearful accident
happened ha the Park, when two men, named John J ones,
and Thomas Grey, lost their lives under the following sin-
gular eircums!Ances. From the evidence given on the in-
quest, which was held on the bodies on Saturday, it appeared
that the men were engaged in the construction of a sewer in
Upper Newman-street, Park. The sewer was being con-
structed so as to drain the houses and middens in 34 Court
into the main sewer in the street.. The sewer in which the
men wire at work was about eight feet deep, and it seemed
that wl on the men had got near the entrance to the middens
of the houses, that the gas and filth fro.o them escaped into
the sewer, and that Jones, in trying to escape from the
place, fell down, being overpowered by the smell. Grey
then went to his assistance, and met a like fate. A man
named John Watson then went down to render assistance,
but ho was overpowered, and fell; and then a man named
Edward Williams went to assist, but they were all over-
powered, and tell into the sewer. The unfurtuuate men
were all, however, got out, and by great exertions Watson
and Williams were revived, but the other men were quite
dead. It appeared that the middens had not been properly
cleaned out for the last four years. The Coroner said he
would have this fact represented to Mr. Rose. The jury
found a verdict of accidental death.
LIST OF PASSENGERS PER R. M. S. CANADA, CAPTAIN
W. J. LAING, FROM BOSTON AND HALIFAX, TO LIVER-
POOL.—From Boston : His Excellency J. F. Crampton, Mr,
A. Barclay, Mrs. A. C. Pattin, Miss Rosseau, Mr. Leaverett
and lady, Miss E. Monck, Miss Rathven, Mrs. Thorudyke
and child, Mrs. A. Ford, Mrs. Grant, Mr. D. S. Ruther-
ford, lady, five children and servant, Dr. D. Turnbull and
lady, Mrs. and Miss Gibion, Mr. S. Holmes and lady, Mr.
Michelean, Mr. Heine, Mr. Schroeder, Rev. R. Reaton, Mr.
G. Wilson, jun., Mr. Byrne, Miss Escelente, Mrs. Cervera,
Mr. E. Escalente, Mr. T. Aguiro, Mr. C. Paledo,
Dr. C. Malin, Messrs. Rosseau, J. Bennett, Passendrent,
Morran, H. Winson, R. Renfrew, 11. Florente, W. Ruther-
ford, H. G. Somerby, R. Waterston, W. 11. Knight, R.
Hutchison, J. L. Millar, A. Henderson, Turner, F. N.
Flintkff, R. G. Goodwin, G. Dunlop, Thompson, Beck, S.
Peck, J. D. Parker, J. Santamaria, F. Chapman, G. A.
Brown, B. B. Titcomb and lady, C. Marsh, J. Mason, J.
Patterson, Dr. J. B. Greenley, Messrs. S. Engler, A. Part-
ridge, H. Bleekman, J. B. Tallcott, G. P. Bassange, J.
Wohle, A. Marzine, Balplin, W. S. Bond, D. S. Hasluck,
R. H. Simers, J. Bower, J. Walton, A. B ischar, Mrs.
J. P. two children, and servant. h. iss Millidge,
W. Meakin, Mrs. E. Webb, Mrs. H. J. Wood wards, jun.,
San and daughter; Miss Sears, Mrs. Sutherland and two
childrei? ; Mrs. Seiner, A. W. Fowz2ll, Mrs. J. A. Whipple,
J. Inglis, E. Brown and lady; Miss M. Ii vetley • Messrs.
H. Moore, C. A. Simpson, F. Kane. J. A. ' Mackie, D.
Apins, W. Leigh, jun., J. Lockyir, W. Lorkier,
J. Cornish, Wild, C. Jones, H. Organ, S. Speizer lady and
two children. W. Rutter, H. P. OldershaW, Beswick
Martin, W. Walden, W. M. Wheeler, W. J. Wheeler, J.
Hammon, A. A. Meslier.—From Halifax : Mr. Pithethly,
.
Mr. J. M. Hayes, Mr. W. L. Bromely, Mr. Jordan, Mrs.
Romeoe, Mrs. Vose, Mrs. W. N. Wilkes, Mrs. Woodgate
and son. Total-141.