The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-20 00:00:00

Monday,
Wednesday,
Friday,

24 at Lanarmon Glyn Ceirog.
26 at Rhyd Omen.
28 .:............at Llanrhaidr. t
Each day at Half-past Ten o'clock.

ITAMSTORM AT MALTA. -- The Varied atrnoctpherfe •
changes to which the island of Malta has, since the
memorable earthquake of the 12th of October last, been
subject, and which event was followed by heavy rains
throughout the night and greater part of tho day for 30
successive days, wound up on the 9th of November with so
heavy a fall of hail that many cart and boatloads were
collected and sold to the ice contractor. On the II th sun-
shine.and fine weather had set in,Ao the great relielof the
many invalids who throng the island from more northern
climates, and there was every appearance of the splendid
weather which usually prevails. towards the middle 01 •
November, known as the summer of San Martino.) •

ACCIDENT TO Mn. HORMAN, M.P.—An accident which
appedrs to have been at the
mmomtntrer ofahliaerf sriienge ahtary
pened on Saturday to Mr. Horan, M.P.,
for Irel.od, while hunting with the Ward stag hounds,
The Freeman's Journal, which relates the circurnstanee,
says : - " It appears that in a hard run of 591T10 two hon. s
Mr. Elorsman, who is a first-rate rider, was somehow rt);
and while in that Mate the
other thrown from his horse,
horse, which was quite tired, rolled over him
heavily
and,
we understand,,,severely injured him. N:7 mgdieal tittend.
ante was, unfortunately, at hand, but every atten'ion was
bestowed en the sufferehriswhieh care and solicit,i'le could,
afford. On enquiry at residence in Phenix Park, we
ascertained that Surgeon O'Reilly has been in athtt.riettgacos.
upon the honourable gentleman and l thatdril
received considerable injsr by thilolungeresFarily
be confined to his apartment ort" seomfaei'd:;
are not of a nature to cause a .
env serious Twet the injuries
apprehensions."g ,
CAUTION TO MEncRANTs•
has lately been practised species of imposition
on Athir Manchester merchants
who have occasion to send goods to Bolton. A firm in
Cannon-street had °Cession to send askip of goods to
Relt°4 on the 6th inst. The boy was-sent to took for the
Miller who collected the goods for the Lancashire aryl
and wvrhihleo. hteGiwafahs
imm.attlenegit..enow, •
"tirkshire Railway,
..;... ries
he was accosted by a man,
fall, and that he was colleetnig in his %tend . tux was
were given without the slightest, gu,c.o., goods
..
The
_ken, and the man
1 signed-for them. The cimoiper.
• addressed not receiving them, and the railway company,
when applied to, not oe:egnising the signature in the
receiving book of the firm, information was given to Mr.
maybury, of the detective force, who could only say that
similar informatibii had been received by him from other :.
quarters. Aleantinie other merchants should be on their.
guard, and if applied to- Par goods by a lurryman with
whose appearance they are not familiar, should ask for his
" call note," a • document lo prove that he acts for the
railway company; which, we understand, railway com-
panies are alway careful to supply their supernumeraries
with,

WEST DERBY UNION.

y meeting of the members of this board,

.oikhous,

Everton, yesterday,

sm Badtall, presided

The other guardiais

present, were.: —Messrs. Edwards, Callis, Evans, Roscoe,
Johns, Mawdsley, Craig, Seddeley, Medcalf, Lunt, Harrison,
Wensley, Pickup. T. Edwards, Leyland, Wilson, W. Baynes,
Pitts, Shaw, and Batten.
The minutes of the last meeting baying been confirmed,
the clerk reported that he had examined all the books kept
by the officials of the union, and found them correctly made
up, according to the instructions of the Poor Law Board.