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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-12 00:00:00

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P J. NODDER,
HATTER,
R

81, CHURCH-STREET,

Rees respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry of Liver.
pool that his NEW STYLES for the Season are NOW READY
for Inspection.

THE GENTLEMEN'S

SHIRT WAREHOUSE,

THE LATE WAR.—The Polish Legion will return to
Constantinople to be discharged. It is stated that the
soldiers of this legion will be set to work to make roads.
Admiral Stewart, with three steamers, left for the Black
Sea on the 29th July. It is asserted that he will cruise
near Baltchik until the complete evacuation of Kars and
the solution of the difference relative to the Isle of Ser-
pents ; it is also said that some French steamers will be
sent to join him. A council of ministers has been held,
which the English and French Admirals were invited to
MANUFACTURER. I attend.

24 and 26, B 0 L D-S TR BE T

P. L. NIACTAGGART

SHIRT MERCHANT

BIRKENHEAD POLICE COURT.—At the sitting of magis
trates yesterday, the cases disposed of were those of persons
who were charged with being drunk and disorderly. The
offenders were each fined in the mitigated penalties, and
cautioned as to their future conduct.
COUNTY COURT, YESTERDAY.—(Before J. Pollock, Esq.,
Judge.)—This court sat yesterday, and disposed of a
few adjourned cases. It was expected that a case possessing
great public interest would have come on, but, for the con-
_ venience of the parties engaged, it was postponed until a
THE forthcoming Free Trade Conference is of future day. A
e Y sterday evening, about half-past four, an
paramount importance to the whole of civilised accident,CCEN
Iwhich
might
have been attended with serious
Europe. There is not a State on the Continent consequences, happened in Castle street, just at the Town-
whose social and material condition is not sus- hall. A gentleman (whose name did not tranopire, as he
dceptible of vast improvement. Political discontent, rine fonvseel
ttooo tells
oo in t)
aeuitdheLifleilalg, orouwbasisthbrark
r ninoffthaebsutareetashiet
anarchy, and bloodshed, all date from the want of was considerably hurt. He was immediately put into a
remunerative employment, and enlarged develop_ c(2ab7,2,wwhiechthdinrko)vestoaowday,apainudy
aaltlththeeatffiamir ite
wa hg i policeman
rendering
ment of those resources, which are required any assistanee. Illisg official, too, when applied to byg
to sustain the vast and steady increase of popula.. several gentlemen, who ran from the 'Change flags, for in-
tion. Fiscal burdens, which are inadequate for formation,
could not give any, and in a very uncouth and
.
nnpolice-like manner he :old them so. We may remark
the purposes of Government, become intolerably here, that in our humble opinion it was the duty of this
oppressive where idleness is forced on a people by officer to make himself acquainted more with the details of
their rulers, and the intelligence and energies of a tshheonzsei;esotiaise toreasflatrdoifnttrastaioen
id ienn t toe anything
tsleemrioanns
community are manacled by prohibitive laws. instead of standing the most unconcerned of the spectators
Giving expression to such household axioms in the We have also to observe, that the conductors of the omni-
nineteenth century, is most uncomplimentary to b u
passengersss e s (without e
either
erto exception)ge t
in aorreofuatuol faulty in
the
en
vneohti givingles.
l,tvi me e
havef o r
our Continental neighbours. But they must see had to record more than one fatal accident arising from
sufficient indications on the surface of the this—we call it gross—conduct. Is there no law to reach
offenders
.i,u
,o
9 I
N
i n this respect?
countries intrusted to their care to convince
ILANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE. The continu-
them there is something radically wrong in the ous tall of heavy rain during the whole of Saturday, follow-
heart's core of their system. Wretched habitations' ing upon heavy showers and the thunder storms during
stehveesroalageocfedLinaguedaasur,efialatedd
Calhlesthhiererivtoersovaenrfid
oswtrienagmsanind
scanty food, ragged raiments, the absence of bustl- the south of Lancashire and Cheshire to overflowing, and
ing trade, and humming industry are the unmis- led to vast fl)ods over all the low lands in the vicinity of
takeable premonitors of popular discontent, and them. From the great quantity of timber floated down the
river Jewell, through Manchester, during the night, there is
coming dissolution of order and society itself. reason to believe that great losses will have been sustained
There .is a royal road to this anomalous and higher up, but the only damage in the town was the flood-
ing of houses and
washed
drkasshhooprse cilun
Salford,
ebanks of the stream. A
abnormal state of things, but whether we attribute
it to regal blindness, or the political besotted toessfbutth 'et
streams
aerav evidently
ewnetlrye
1 deadheea bodyin thewas
waterws some time. Some
of foreign statesmen, it is quite evident that the i higher than they have been known for thirty years past. and
ptolonged continuance of the present system 1 the traffic on many of thehturtnerpikaendrosandesffiwladaßstoyped for
and ltwhae yr,aiilns
s thee v e
lir ae li hhohuorus
r, ,
of commercial proscription is impossible, and
that its obstinate retention, for even a were carriedg awoaToydh,eosof asTir' otcoodeeh'oemad, was flooded,
completely interrupt the traffic.
limited period will be followed by many con- The diwn express train from Sheffield to Manefhester, at
Bse2n3geprs.mte.
vulsions on the Continent. The few who claim orthat ,1 e
ghraadp
ht to
telegraphed
return rf nr i
etao
ds Sheffield,iaiaa ,Manchester
tseormteo
sayth p
require protection" for their skill or industry, i accident to life or limb had occurred. The late up trains
"
constitute but a miserable fraction of the great , from Manchester on Saturday night had also to return, not
being permitted to
families of millions who
have to sell in the dearest, I station. Workmen we proceed further than Hadfield
re employed on the line all night,
and supply their wants in the cheapest market; effectingdam has been
and there is reason to believe the
baeednvesrotimseedwhtaot
_considerable, inasmuch as a
and the present practice of legislating for the special train leave Manchester yesterdav
special benefit of a numerically contemptible class i morning for Grimsby was not allowed to proceed, and
floredidersauhtaidi bfaeretnhegrivoerndenrost tombookr.
pEdward NtVh
ea t
line
tehsetecrodma -
must be wholly and at once abandoned if Europe passengers beyond Had-
is to enjoy contentment and repose. All that genius, pail's general manager, proceededu
skill, and superior taste in the great arts of life can morning by special train, to see that the most yesterday
accomplish, must surely have been matured after
steps were adopted to restore the line to working order.
!
short ' Near
Stockport part of a co tagewas washed down by the
so many ages of fostering care. A veryriver Mersey. the waters of t
which were very high, and
aliquot part of a century has been enough to overflowed the banks considerably in places.

Iflortlyrn

TUESDAY,

AUGUST 12, 1856