The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-28 00:00:00

LONDON GAZETTE LAST Nl6l

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.
HENRY Btrrorr, York terrace, Ratcliffe, clothier;
'
BANKRUPTS. saga
JosErn SKINNER Great James Street, Bedford row?
oneer and appraiser. eb4ll/'
JOHN MARSHALL, Reading and elsewhere, coallner,
ANDREW HIND, Pleasant row, Pentonville, tea de°,7„";,
JONATHAN WRIGHT, Burnley, Lancashire, shoetnatoll4
GEORGE LASHMAR, Brighton, formerly of Arundel,
seed crusher, and manufacturer of oil and oil caridlev
JAMES SMITH, Walsall, S:affordshire, marine sto° '-
EDWARD WATMOUGH, Manchester, draper.
WILLIAM MEE, Leicester, hosiery manufacturer. .„,riee
JAMES LONG, Portsea, rag merchant, and dealer in ""
stores. , Bir
THOMAS BROOKE WAVELL, Adam's
street, bill broker and commission agent;
SOLOMON SOLOMON, Strand, tailor.
CHARLES JAMES, Loughborough, victualler. t P.'
THOMAS DILLON, Halifax, Yorkshire, boo
shoemaker. joke' gi
Wrthuu Jurrcoarr, Kingsheath, Worcester, Aer '-
JOHN STEWART, Preston, Lancashire, ironfouil'
boiler maker. ' Court, w.
lIILLTARD NICHOLS, corn merchant Bedford.
JOHN JONES ROBERTS, Liverpci6l, metal breker•kliisfe
BENJAMIN SMITH, Wbitechapel road, licensed ric,lopett
BENJAMIN HORNET, Hoylake, Cheshire, hotel
and licensed victualler. to°
WM. DICKENS Eves, Seven Sisters road, Holloway
Old street; St Lukeklicensed victualler. L.obert
JAMES STEVENS TRIPP, Lombard street, cu
l° :
noir
Clement's lane, city, dealer in mining shares ta r
securities, commission agent and trader.

Ad fOr tbe
REGI3TRATION OF EVECTORS,—The amount p.• ,e yesf
registration a electors in England and Wales ia
1853 was £55 835 15s 6d. ND
ELECTORS IN CITIES AND BOROUGHS IN -1621' 41a•
WALES. The total number registered was -
England 409,958, and in Wales S
11,455•
tor 1 eleeTllBl
ELECTORS IN IRELAND,—At the last ge— sir„ catty-
the number on the register was 179 488, '-
149,854, and in cities and boroughs 29,634, , tbi
Accounts from St. Thomas's mention the arrival he 1141
port .of Admiral Gueydon from Hayti, we
betoe
her
arranged a suspension of hostilities for two years bite.
the Emperor Suolouque and the Dominican ItePrnifere,
THU CANADIiN MAIL LINE.—Tae Indian left fo'
for Portland over three days after the Asia had salolfe
New .York, and her passengers were in Montreal '0 of
hours titer the arrival of the pasencrers by the ste'r/
thirteen days from Liverpool to Montrealb in Midwi"
Tht7"
Canadian Free Press.
ACCOUNTS OF ASSURANCE COMP.A.NIES.—•-•n, 8,,
erfq
was published a Parliamenta y paper giving a e°l3lfariav;;
account registered by assurance companies, eon,- feta,;
with the provisions of the Act, up to the date of tae,,eo,l'
It gives the balance sheets. &c., of smae 48 comPaa"
ste
return occupying a space of 61 pages.
A. letter from Remagen, in the Cologne G 04144081
that the Prince of Prussia had a Providential ese'yoto,
the 24th. As he was entering that place to be kre'bors
the inaugural fete of the church of Appolinariusr t'l3„ 106134,
of his carriage took fright, and ran down the st_eer
towards the river. The carriage was knocked tqa
but the Prince and the persons who acconn's°.
saved themselves by jumping out.
utn°a 0 As
The German papers have revived the
intended visit o' the Pope to France in the course-010i
present year. The Journal de Franefort even wsej6,loBl
hi, Holiness, after visiting Paris, will proceed t° the'd
and th ,n ascend the Rhine, visi ing the ancient c°„0110,i
that abound on the banks of that river, an:.i retl3;eepew:
Italy by Switzerland. All this appears to be 10"
„.„/
lation. I.‘
IMPORTATION OF GRAIN, See., INTO :err
THE T
According to a parliamentary return just IssillTeffillo.
pears that the total quantity of corn, grain, tnes;;A;lo±o6
imported into Ireland from foreign countries
" itt7i
possessions during the year 1856 amounted to g 4
qrs, and the total quantity imported from Engl.4-10fp5l
Ireland was 565,588 qrs; while the total quantitiollOr
from Ireland into England in the same time viasn.
qrs., being 376,515 qrs. more than the total imn,Pet:B 1011",-0,
THE CASE OF FRATRICIDE AT MAIOSTONE.--"."-d110; d
on the body of Tier mas Edwards, the young manreselege
murdered at Maidstone on the 18th inst., vino 00-11
yesterday. The father and mother of the prisottereoa to
Edwards, proved that he bad taken the axe up stslostli'tit
hhimon the day of the murder, and a policeman der feruej,
finding it in the bedroom covered with blood. I...ettatilat
of wilful murder against Georga Edwards Was geSt
The prisoner exhibits the greatest indifference, a" flir'e
was at Bexley, three miles off, at the hour the " vef
took place. A ill d
LORD CAMPBELL AT CITURCIL—The two leartletteo":;,
now presiding in the Courts at Warwick Assisel'f teciai
St. Mary's Church of the ancient town on
ing last. The Rev. Albert Bondier, the assistant epee of
the service, and in the course thereof conin?,'" .134,4
read the :prayer usually offered during the ,N3t131,,,d0
Parliament, doubtless unaware that Parliament "0,110,;08
dissolved the previous evening. Lord Campbell' 3
cognisant of the fact of the dissolution, create rjr.'l,s
excitement by exelaiming, " No, no, there is :ft 3 ir°
ment !" npon which the reverend' gentleman des' e
putting up an useless supplication. J, 0 0,
FRENCH LAW IN HONG KONG.—The Monitor de Id
gives an account of the way the Chinese baker 4'',l" 'te
examined by the English authorities at rig l'„ll,.oti°(l'
by the French plan of getting a prisoner° to
himself. Questions and answers were Puy ,„frog fou
Your domestics, on being arrested and ill'''. d r
declare that the bread had been prepared iteee„,eio
direction, and that you personall mixed .‘,„t'f,"st
and threw the arsenic into the dough. `Vic to t
you to say to this ? A. I have acte agreell- ifte btfll6
order of the Viceroy, which was brought t° 00,0
satellite of the Mandarins. That order told 011,qes bbd
English having declared war on my eountrjr
duty to assist in their destruction ; that the a°l"4"eto ote
fire and sword to fight them, and that r w'-to
poison ; that it was natural to e o everythiag.. gee?
an enemy; and that, moreover, if I disobeyed 13,1- aaclfto
my family at Canton would be thrown into Ptis°Vicet°Elo
my property confiscated. Q. The conduct of tbe.whiella' fib
horrible, but it is no excuse for ours. The set es ;011
have committed is contrary toy the laws of 1%111,4 s v.,1e51
to those of humanity, and he who commits s.,.°,un„ ertiDe
is equally guilty with him who advises it. 11;•14 'lO7
for you to attempt to excuse yourself by 8:410 sod
you acted against an enemy, for you
poisoned. Germans, Russians, Italians, Aalelr- asSool,
-French, with whom you are not at war. 2t• "4101,9'00
luntary that the poisoned bread was distributeetb,
foreigners. Q. What you now say is not the truniadealli
domestics have declared that, on that day, rufihtilehee
kinds of bread : one, poisoned, which was distA'Aeot"l,ll
your orders to all foreigners indiscriminately, eye'' A.ftee
which was good, and given only to the CninoreV,
domestics ate mistaken. Q. That we shall see,saa
Your crime is so horrible that it is natural you si"g les
to dissemble, but when the day of your trial arrive°
I furnish proof of all we charge you with.