Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-03 00:00:00

CORONER'S COURT.

The coroner held the follow'ng irq >z fs yesterday:
tin the b..)dy,of Patrick Chris ian,agua 57, a Ithoarer,who
lived in Upper Mann-street. Oa the_ 4 h. September the
de:eyed was at work 03 board th 3 Persj4, when ha fell
overboard, by accident, and was drowned. Toe bidy was
found on Tharsday at the Rea Lighthouse. Verdict,
" Found drowned." ,

On th3h9:ly cf D niel Fox, a carter, 60 years of age.
01 the 16th September the decaased was drunk, and,
whilst in that sate, he 'ell under the wheel of a cart in
Clement.stre.t, and died in the Northe-n H.r,pital on
Thursday. Verdict, " Accidental death, Whilst in a s'a'e
of intoxication." _ _

On the body of a Tiger, n med Christian Fredcrick
Emkey, who was killed is the Sanden Graving Doek on
Tnursliy. ID was at work on boari a big, and by
acei,:e9t fell into the dock,, and was killed. Verdic°,
" Accidental deAt'l,"

At LEWN & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh-street,
BOYS are C LO I'HED from the Ages of Six to Twenty Years.

When Lieutenant O'Brien. (who was called Skyrocket
Jack) was b'own up at Spithead in the Edgar, he was on
the carriage of a gun, and when brought to the Admiral,
all black and wet, he said with pl.ia,antry, " I hope, sir,.
yea will excuse my d:rty appearance, for I came oat of
the ship in se great a harry that I had no time to shift
myself."
EARL FIIZ4'ILLIAM AND THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO WENN.
trout' —We, are glad to leave that 02 Tuesday last
Earl Fi,zwilliam wi:s able to reach his seat at Wentworth
Wood House, travelling from Marsala in en invalid
earriag,. The noble earl bore the fatigue of the journey
rather better then had been ixpzotei, and some improve-
ment in hs health has si .ce taken place. Me remains,
however, in a very weak stale. - The preparations at
Wentworth fur the reclation of. the Queen are not at all
on an extensive scale, and till ushappily precarious state
of the health of the n. Iti.e earl pieverats any cor.fi:Leot
anticipati,ms of the visit. An additional gloom has been
cast on the family circ'e of the noble earl by, the death of
the infant son of I ord Lady Minor, which took place
on the 19th ult. The may• r has received a letter
from Earl G-anville, e)nyedng her Majesty's gracious
consent to r.ceive a reputation to present en aldress at
Went worth. An addrtra will also be preseatei to the
Prince Consort. —Sheffield Independent.
GOVERNMENT Pit TECTION To I:MIGRANTS roa CANADA
AND THE UNITED STATES.—As soon as an emigrant ship
reaches the emigrant station, in the St. Lawreoce, at
Grosse Isle, a few miles, below. Qa bee, she is b arded by
the Government Medical OfEc!r. If there are any sick
on board they are landel and remain at the hospital, at the
expense of the Government, until they are cured. Imme-
diately on the ship's arrival at Quebec, Mr. Buchanan, th-
Government Emig•ation Agent, goes on board, He he
quires into all complaints, and sees that the conditions
of the Act of Parliament far pro ecting emigrants have
been strictly complied with. Tuis he Is able to do in a
most cffeeive manner, as, whenever an emigrant ship
leaves a British port for Q Lebec, the Government Emigra-
tion Officer at the port forwards to him, by mail steamer,
a list of every passenger, with their .names, ages, sex,
trade, &t. This list is always received by Mr. Buchanan
a fortnight before the shija arrival. Ile thus poaesses
every particular that may be useful to him in protecting
the :emigrants, and directing them to where they can at"
once get suitable (mph yrnee. If there be any just amuse
of complaint against the captain of a ship, justice is
afforded by a very summary law passed for the purpose,
and Mr. Buchanan himselt superintends the Prosecutior.
The Goveri m2nt bf Canda has issued a pamphlet upon the
rcs.urces of the coul,try Rol the prospects in store for the
indus•rious of all classes who to make it the land
of their adoption. Tais pamphlet, as well as full par-
ticulars of the 7hrongh B,oking sistem, by which emi-
grants aro protected from
.the time of their landing
until they reach their deetieation, together with maps
of the C,natlian Railways, showing their connection
with those of the Unitel States, continue to be issued .
gratuitously to all who apply for them, personally or by
letter, at the cfficea of
.the Grand Think Railway, of
Canada, 21, Old Broad-street, Londt", ;, or here to
Sabel and Cortis; Allan and Gillespie; or Weir,
Cochran and Co. . .

At LEWIS & COM?A NY'S, Ranelagh-street,
PC Ti are CLOTHED 'rom tho Ages of Six to Twen,y Years.