Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-27 00:00:00

1 OITDS

TO SP(

TO be SOLD, a bargain, a thorn
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ruo be SOLI),
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TO be SOLD, a well-bred Black MARE, ci
Old, about 16 hands high, steady in ha
actim, sound and perfect in every respect.—
ticulars apply to Mr. Ashcroft, at Bank-]
Liverpool.
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TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESME)
THE Patent BARREL PACKAGE Of evc
size, adapted for all kinds of Dry Go

Apply to Georg

ng Five Yc

Manufacturer

TO STEREOTYPER S

'ect, Agent to

TO be DISPOSED OF, by Private Contract, all the REQ.
SITES. for carrying on a business in the'above line. V
moderate and liberal terms will be accepted, and alw,

a to a competent party.--Apply by
" Xortkern'Daily Times office.

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APPRAISER,

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SHELLS, MINI
rr RE •Colleetion 6f the late DAVID DYSON, Esq., 6,
•Manchester; is now offered for Sale, either in Lots. or
single specimens. It contains large series of rare
collected by the late possessor in Honduras and other places. P,
Apply to F. P. Marrat, No. 22, Roscoe Arcade, Livery 001.

Young Man

T (TATE.

in -whos
a. Add:

varS' raining

ind continued in rapid succession till it
when the streets in many parts of fl

Liz& the general routine of an office
es.---Apply to E. J., Northern Dail!,

became most

he metropolis
The weather

sa2l) having been very hot-during the day, it might naturally
have been expected that the rain would bring with it a
lower temperature, but such was not the case. The
.earn FARMING, in all its thermometer continued as before, and the atmosphere
carried one back to the middle of July, when every one
meet with a Farmer, in the
family he can res'dc.
- R. C., Post-office, complained of the rapid transition from an English to
87, an Indian climate.
a respectable Woman, as
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A SCOTCH TOURIST.—OD SatUT-
.I.FEPER to One or Two Gent'e- day last, Mr. James Anderson, calenderer, Buchanan-
d street, in company with Mr. E. Beswiek, of Manchester,
i it,3flisyr,ekAfue ID- Singlee
iltic _.Ni n; tMtO NS. ni
nal
sat Aas
n3(GlisalFisOeLls'3i business left Glasgow at 10.45 a.m., to visit the Trossachs. On
arriving at Inversnaid, the usual coaches were found in-
to Mrs. Riley, 42, 3lount-pleasant. -6a3l

auetioa Le W convey the whole of the passengers, so that
it was necessary to resort to another kind of vehicle ;
tuation as COACHMAN and GARDENER, .
ctable Married Man. Wife as COOK c r
.otestants. AgeS 40 and 45. Also WANTED, accordingly, Mr.- Anderson, Mr. Beswick, Capt..3,PClin-
-ICHAIAN and GROOM, b' a Single Man, tock, and his wife, along with a coachman, were aces-blu-
nt, with several _ y_cars' character. Also modated with a one-horse dog -cart. All went well until
ons lm. Two good COOKS. Apply to Mrs.
01,41,;1nn, n nl,n.a. A: -a - - 1. - ---...1 11, n A }ln-wen-I-1n ~, nml

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, • at the-top of a steep declivity, when the horse took
LEVI, FANCY STATIONER & LADIES' .fright and all, with the-exception of the - lady, were
_
STRY OFFICE, G 6, RussEll-STREET, respect- thrown out, and she was thrown out also a short dis-
the Ladies of Liverpool and its vicinity that tance further on. By this melancholy accident Mr.
er LIST for:ENGAGEMENT resptetable
Anderson was killed on the spot, the lady received con-
'HonselicePers, Ladies' Maids, Com- cussion of the brairi, and is not expected to Survive, and
s, -or to wilt on Invalids,--all well the rest of the party received severe bruises. Mr. An-
-6a30 . derson has left a sot' and daughter.----Glasgow Mail,.

York, Mr. Rick

.e Mr. Jc

Na

On the
Lower Norwood, Surrey, to Em
Ransome, Esq.,'F.R.C.S., of Illanchest

DEATHS

July, at Bean r, Rajpootana, East Indies, Eini-ar-:
Pierce, Esq., of -Gresford,

at her residence, Turnham-g
e Capt. A. Beechc

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