The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-15 00:00:00

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WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 15, 1856,

THE DAY'S NEWS

Various matters of local interest have occurred
since the publication of yesterday's NORTHERN
TIMES. They relate to the annual meeting of two
important societies—the Young Men's Christian
and the Metropolitan and Provincial
Association,
e official investigation before the
Law Society—the
Lacrua.a AT HOPE HALL.—Last evening, Mr. Gadaby
the fort-
West Derby Poor Law Guardiane
Vestry. delivered his second lecture on Egypt and the Bible, at
nightly meeting of the Liverpool Select ;oneSeert
a Hope Hall. Mr. W. Rathbone presided. The lecture was
With regard to the former,
listened to with marked attention by an attentive audience,
'Horsfall, resided Le i
representatives, Mr. T. B.
meetingcongergat.ed and the lecturer, who handled the subject in a masterly
it was refreshing to see a style, was repeatedly applauded. The third and last lecture
g will be delivered this evening.
within the walls of the Collegiate lnstitution having
for its object the intellectual, moral, and reltigoomus.
A FIGHT IN LIME STREET.-Mr. Bieck applied yes.
improvement of the young men of terday to Mr, Mansfield for a warrant to apprehend a
this great
raunity, irrespective of peculiar religious dogmas
.n
woman,wman, who had nearly knocked the eye out of another
instructed'
on
the
atcrpper room, in Lime-street. He said he was
To such societies we say God speed—go
sowing the seeds of a true morality among k .makeh the application under the following
to, and, as his elienteit
circumstances:—The parties met in the supper room alluded
young men of Liverpool. Good men will than
you for your exertions, and they who love either
a desperate blow on the
e informed him, her assailant struck her
oumed shnstnui
t
their country or their kind, feel grateful that you which not only inflicted a
Ysee,riwo:sh jo n
almost turned the eye out of its place, and narpthie
there t a rumebwcaa's no
have entered upon the noble career of instructing
the ignorant, and reclaiming the vicious. But, in doubt she would lose the organ. He handed in a medical
endeavouring to do all this, remember that to be certificate to that effect. An immediate summons was
truly useful and successful, nothing bordering upon granted.

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