Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-03 00:00:00

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HoLtowny's Plias cure headache, bile, loss of appetite;
can be taken withoutdanger from wet or cold, 'and require
no restraint from bitiiness or pleasure. 'They act mildly on
the bowels, witheut pains or griping, strengthen the
stomach, promote a healthy action of the liver, purify the
blood, cleanse the skin, brace the nerves, and invigorate the
whole system. They' prove an ailinirablii :restorative of a
debilitated constitution, creating appetite, .correcting indi:
gestion,lemoving bile, giddiness, and nervous or sick head-
:aches. It, is impossible to speak too highly of these pills.
Tim REGISTRAR- GENERA L'S QUA RTERLY RETURN.—
The return, just issued, may be regarded as, upon.the whole,
'very satisfactory. The mortality is stated to . have been
below the.average ; births have been more numerous than
usual, and the marriages show a decided.inerease' While
there has been an increase in the number of marriages in
every diT.,;an.

item has been most con-
siderable in the manufacturing districts. -In Lancashire,
for example, 8,310 persons married in the winter quarter of
the past year 16,692 in the winter quarter of; the present
year. The births for, the quarter amounted to 175,727, and
the deaths to 105.77i1 rim, . ___ _

~ou. snowing an increase of 69,949
in the population of England and Wales. The Registrar-
General calculates that in all probability the increase in the
United Kingdom exceeded 1,153 daily.
DREADFUL OCCURRFNov. 5, A -

N-STONE

South Shields, on Monday afternoon, a dread-
ful occurrence took place at the laying of the foundation-
stone of a new Primitive .Methodist Chapel. At the time the
ceremony was about to take place, about 150 persons, mostly
pitmen, had got .upon a temporary ground floor, using it as
a platform, when the 'central beam of the floor snapped, and
the wlwle Jiving nra.3s,
.with the material, came down with a
horrible crash. The most fearful scene ensued:--the people
and the fallen material being all thrown together on the

;f fernalts, who were fainting on all sides, were extremely
appalling. :It was a fair minutes before the crowd 'could be

DETECTION OR A Swmilir.lNG Flllll AT MANCHESTER.—
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a.nuy, fua uunn t.; puvpiu utnami ut;uv ',Heir senses to At the Manchestee Poliee Court, on Monday, an elderly man
pull out the tired people from amongst the fallen Material. named James Lyons, and a young man named Joseph
This at iengt was done, when many were found to be Livsay, were charged with 4,btaimpg 60D pieces of yarn by
severely hurt. false pretences. A young than, about twenty years of age,
Brunt-DAY FREED'O3I IN THE IVEST INDIES.—The named Charles Daniels, stated that he was the partner of
twenty-fifth -anniversary of -West India EMancipation was the prisoner Livsey.: lie heearrie acquainted with him in
'commemorated on Monday ' n T - - 4)ir a .rwit nippt;no• 01,, 44 _

La V.-- .4 cu. rwl. lars..x oasa tr w.-,- ,i)itt.A. az yarn uuu clots agents, and took a
occupied, the chair, and. in a speech of great power he re- cellar in Brook-street, and put up the naines of Daniels and
.dewed the history. of the 'anti-slavery movement in, 'thin Livsey. Livsey said he knew a man named Lyons"who could
Country, and paid a just and noble tribute to the. labours of get them some goods if they would Make an agreement to give
his illustrious contemporaries. He was followed by GoVer- him one-third of the commission. They_ agreed to do this. ,llineks, of Barbadoes, - who 'furnished valuable testi.- Lyons called at the " warehouse" the next -morning, and
delivered an eloquent
mony -to the • economical results of emancipation said he. knew a party at 'Bolton from whoinr- he cmild get_
in the West India Islands. Mr, George Thompson then some goods. He showed a sample of yarn at W.,. and wit--
: rveiesuwits of speech, in which he regarded the ness told him to make an offer of Bid. for 1,000, pieces, and
gave further testimony
mancipation from a"morai and religious point of '
.gave him money to go to Bolton. They never made any
The Rev. W: G. Barrett, " British -Guiana, next arrangement as to how or when the goods
,Were to, be paid Hon, Amass W On this paicl of the question. The for, Lyons said afterwards that the party at Bolton (Mess:-s.
former as a member of th(-rY
Walker and Mr. W. Wilks spoke of the Isherwood) would not accept the order for less than ,81d..
prospects of the anti-slay .
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the Witness. and his partner then' agreed to give the . extra .
on behalf of' the
were worthy of the cause in the United States,
'tulle: Repuiblican party, and the latter price, . On Saturday morning week, six hundred pieces
greatteAbolitionists. The proceedings of the goods were delivered. Witness went out about.
Tim coNimiNia)
eitiznkt which they commemorated. half-past, eleven o'clock, and in an hour afterwards he •
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who, for the barbarous murdeLr 07 YoRK.-John Riley, returned, and found Livsey preparing to send 300 bundles of
condemned •at the late Yorkshire hls. wife at Hull, was the yarn away.' Livsey said he had sold then'', and‘wasgoing
horrible crime upon the scaffold assizes to expiate his to get £75 advanced on account. "He asked 'witness it he.
usual, occupied whit is termed the comi
since that tune, is is wanted any money. He said he did, and Livsey gave him
he has been regularly attended by the Rev. J.ete cell. Here £2O. Witness locked up the 'warehouse that clay at twenty
the chaplain of York Castle, and under that gel-1411'1e psou, minutes past one o'clock. On Monday morning.,
,when he
nt'cs. went to the cellar, he found, that the door had beenbroken
cliristian exhortations, Riley seems to have been bron,.liat
removed: On OthnreTeuteosdsaiyx
athride ther e
billiard-roomai n i n
i3no Ombaurikulekt_:
moon he received a note from Livsey, saying
a proper appreciation of, the awful position in which he :Keen'
stands. His, aged father, from. Louth, and his brother and beelathe should
Sister, from Hull, paid hirn a visit a few days ago, and 0,
the unfortunate man then expressed his contrition and sor- , Ishe°rek ; and he went to the billiard-rooin, and took Mr.
wood with h* .
MANCHESTER TRADE RE ' row fo,r the dreadful Offence, hellad committed, and expressed Ihe hhim. Afterwards witness saw Lyons, and
said e had taken
PO T AUGUS 2
the other 300 bundles out of,the ware-
Rather,' leSs animation but firm R ' T • the hope that lie may
,be forgiven by his Maker. The scene I house, and s
,
mat'ket, at the extreme , d f h •d ' sent them back to .I-' wood's He had been
ailer •
quotatiens' of last week. eine which was preseihe was o,a most heart-rending escnp- a salesman in the 1
, _ ,
e emp to of M,--1.- 1110.-on a d COM ) r
tion ; hut it may easily ne suppospa that even. this did not 1 but was discharged-for br,:.._ , '-''' '. o?____ 4 - I a
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The quotations of the Continental ,exchanges show firm-
ness ; from. St. Petersburg, however, they are less in favour
of this country.

The commercial fntelligenee from InAlia shows inactivity
in the import markets. From China the Shanghai accounts
are less favourable, but there has been a tendency to revival
at Canton.

MANCHESTER •SHARE MARKET, AUGUST 2,
941; DO7ore 017 . 7 no

BOROUGH HOP MARKET, AuousT 2.
ts from the
Scarcely any inquiry for Hops, owing to the satisfactory
accounts
notice plantations. In prices we have no change
to , and the duty is called £265,000 to £260,000.

I,MEDS CORN. IitARKET, AUGUST Wheat trade. slow, atabout Friday's prices. 2.
Other anti= unchanged.

...- uenig too ypting. .}le had expended
r, bear coin - ouit piaee, 19s in various-75W
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. I itailsoo i!,.... . ~,
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--,...170U5T Z. on Saturaay, when the erimmal:s two sons,, both of whom. .a partne!-`with the prisoner. .1
AL-. F.. A..Eskell said ii had
The sales of .Cotton to-day were estimated at 4
6,000 bales, inclnding 40 Pernams, at Bd. to '°•°° t°.
gave evidence against their father u, on his trial, took their lent 470 upon 300 bundles or the yarn, to Livsey:- 41r.
Emyptian, 84,d. to 94-d.-; 700 Surat, 40, to- 5.3 d. ;9%p 4C). last leave of their parent, ,The .expenses of, their visit to Maude said this was a regular' swindling transfiction on.the
Islands, 101-d. to 16d. The Market ,el tame' and 1. • York have been kindly. defrayed by.the hi_gh s,herifl',-of.the. part. of all the persons conce
; . . Y otiunty (Sir L'W S Pilki L Bqrt,) Ailey 8. execution only reach- Lyinfs;. ivhoni li
111.(1, The legal evidenee_would
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AtesAlily at about pretious rates,- - , , .. - _ , •
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