Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-14 00:00:00

THE NORTHERN Tlitts, rHURSDAY, JULN 14 1859

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT

HOUSE OF, COMMONS—WEDNEsm.LY

Mr. Haslet took his seat for Worees':er, and Colonel

Stewart for Cardiff.

Mr..Dillwyn, in the absence of Sir J. Trelawney, moved
the second reading of the Church-rates Abolition Bill.
Mr Du Cane moved as an armadnaent, that the bill be
read a second time that day six months ; he would maintain
the present system with all its imperfections,rather than give

) a scheme of simple

spoliation, which was the first

p towards the destruction of the Established Church

He contended that the Dissenters had so much power under

the present law, that they had no real grievance to coin-

plain of.
Lord R

Montag.

nded the amendment,

bad gre

strengthened the

.t there was any analogy

avncot

formerly lost money,

FATAL ,EFFECTS OF THE WEATHER.
On Tuesday, the heat of the weather was severely feft, in
the metropolis, and several .cases of death from sunstroke
were reported to have taken place at the east end of
London and the suburban districts.
Two men, named George Anderson and Thomas Duncan,
were at work in a field at Stratford, when they were
prostrated to the ground by the.extreme heat, and remained
insensible for s.,me minutes. A medical gentleman was
called, but the two unfortunate men were dead. The

immediate cause of death was congestion of the brain.
Information was also forwarded by Mr. Webb, the

iummonina ollic

;er of St

Mary, Wl►itechapcl, to the

coroner for East Middlesex, respecting the death of a you

:nan who, it was su

Owl, died from the ex,

weather, and his

peculiar eirp

Joker's, no doubt a

ie calami'

A number of the constables belonging to the me

police force were compelled to relinqui

to the continual exposure to th

datiei owl.

s of the .sun; and m

have complained to their superior off

ars of the pain they

endure through wearing their heavy stiffened military

tocks, which are constracte

consequence of the

of the commiss.

keep their thick coats buttoned up round t

ner3, must still

continue the use of their leathern be

.ts while on (14 duty

Several rersons while walking in the Regent's Park,
Hyde Park, St. Janes's Park, and Victoria Park, were

taken ill feo:n the

speczaoiy a

while p

mmadtng in t

they were sufficiently reeJ

ed to b

Dr. Chall

taken to their respec-

he cl3pu'

Shoreditch and Poplar, on the bodies of persons who had
died from the oppressive heat of the weather, which seems
to have produced exhaustion from which the patients gradu-.

ally sank and
On Sunday the y.)inpit
gold
.pencilease manufactut%

minghaw, died from the eTec
struck about half•past twalve

the same afternoon

WHIT

ARROW

alighter of Mr. W. E.

been discovered in the

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oar bird fanciers, and on T

.re one of the ne

QUEEN'S HOSPITAL
stone or Queen's H
by the founder

birds ha,

1, birds, which. is e

BIRMLNG

if the charity

.If —The foundat

chair • was taken by the warden, the Rev. J. G. Cum
supported- by Mr. Sands Cox, the Rev. William .foul
the chaplain, &6. The ceremony potty
eleven o'clock, and was witnessed lifa
students in academic costume, and by a considerable ntunher
of friends Of the charity, the platform and gallery erected
being well filled with ladies and gentlemen.
FATAL AUCID .Nr. TO A YOUTH WHILE BATHING..
Wednes lay evening, as a fine youth about 18 years of
named George May, was bathing; in Barking Creel
with an

cell soon a

hiiilv of m,

•
with cramp and q mickly sank to the bottom. Every exertion
was made to rescue the body, but for more than a qttarter of
an hour itywn:tined in the water. When extricated it was
discovered that all si4ns of life had departed, but the body
a wcs ulon the hank, and the usual means adopted for

the restoration of vitality in va
convaved to the de id house, PoWar New "Tow
MORE SWIRETA ANTI MORE PLAY.—III a ver
in the British Quarterly Review, the writer m
our children have not sufficient exercise—plat
hearty play— in the ono-n air; thtt they have

Dece,oed w

meat as pa,t of t
that " meat is ni

.heir fo

Fund that can b©

Ataution or a elthd requires tßese. i nat they are over
worked and over-loaded ; all of which we think is tr.&
We; therefore put in our plea for more play, and sweet
and. fruits, and less work "at .school, Do not look bar
therefore upon the 'principal of. a school who may !rive
extra or whole holiday now and then; it will be eminen,:

good for our boys anal girls too • we quite expect after this
" Young England" will he popular .. Young England.
FFARFUL ACCIDENT AT BORDEAUX. --News of a terrible
accident has been revei ve,l from Bardeanx, On Wednesday
evening the- central reservoir of the city, which was;very
full of water at the time, burst
noise, that the—._inhabitants of the- q
•

with such a trethendous
I at

first that the St: Medard 113wder Mills had blown up. Their
delusion was soon di-1)&0d. In a few seconds the torrent of
water rushed with fury in the.dire:ti )n of the ttue d'Ares
and the Ran Jul:tire carrying with it the rains of many
houses, furniture, beds, men, women,- and children. The
t iscin was soon sounded, and the firemen and the -troepf
of the • garrison hastened to the scene of the catastrophe
The -Prefect of the tiironde, the Procurour-Imperial
41fayor of Bordeaux, and many other princinal
gtve their assistance. At a late hourdii Wednesda
three or tour dead. bodies had been found,
dozen peple, more or less seri,m,ly injured, were iu the
hesiiitals of St. Andre and the Hotel Dien.
Urrna avwsoN-s-ritem—Messrs..,Dinnion and
roller contiitie their extraordir

old-e
iverpnol.

room m
To

article of

export,

iQuarie:

And abot-tt a

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and most man.

Lent,,, every

AND . EXPORTERS

to warn

and -Co

of 16, •Plirl,

et, Liverpwil

iiivalhahle wherever there

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Brothers,

LEwIS
BOYS' CLOTIUNG.-

A. most pr

iv ether

ending. Saturday
urn Alt 1:10 ITAftr_ 9S

lAN'S

1 Co.

4d., is better than yoi

Niv

Number of boy's clothed for the week
July 9th, 1,025
—lncrease, 36 boys

No SHIP SIVAULD, 00 TO SEA without one o.

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