Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-06 00:00:00

that he took it

Maguire, Ireland, and Lawles.
o the ses'sion's for trial. '

THE ADVENTURES OF A•CAT.7-Two women, Mrs. Brown
d Mrs.- Edwards,' were brought up, chated. with being
unk and fighting in the street. Officer 89 deposed that
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troth. On .their being taken to bride Well, they 'would
_haye
been allowed tap away, but Mrs. .Brown lifted:up the
bridewell-keeper's cat and took it away withler, and for so
doing she was taken back and locked up. The cat was
Found in ,her possession, and she kept talking about a. cat
" the way to the bridewell when she was taken up. Mr.
1 he appeared for Mrs. Brown and her cat,
cat drunk? Bridewell-keeper : I cannot say,
out she took it with' her, at any rate. Mr. Cobb said the
fact was, that the officer had been ill-using the prisoner
Edwards, when his -client interfered,'who was a teetotaller,
and could not be. drunk.. Mr. Mansfield : It is a curious
thing that I find teetotallers to be the greatest drunkards of
all others. If you find persons charged with being drunk, you
will sure be told they are teetotallers, or have been so. Which

who said

of the prisoners do you appear for? Mr. Cobb : For Mrs.
Brown. and her cat. Mr. Mansfield said he had no evidence
quired to be defended, as
.nothing had been
es to prove it was drufk ; but he
1-mu. the" disgraceful conduct of
'.tink. There could not be less-

Le Witness,

A to I

std• women at - the present time locked up in
14, in Lif6rpool. They were each .to pay a
fcost,s, or be imprisoned for two months.

BEEMSELLERS' GASES,

The following persons were sum

s follows

tuna Flynn, publican, illilkliouseu
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ane 141(

ied 55.; Martha Carroll, beerhonse:keeper, Naylo;-
treet, fined ss: ; Phillip Dugan, beerhouse-keeper,
,Edgat-
treet, fined ss. ; John Thornton, beerhouse-keener.

.iam Stringer

beerhonse-keeper; Kow4Street, dismissed; George English,
beerhoUSe-keeper, Boundary-street, dismiSsed; Jaue Donahoe,
beerhouse-keeper, .Bond-street, dismissed ; Paul Maudlin,
beetheuse-keeper, Fleet-street, dismissed ; Thomas Flynn,
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;aWneypOpe-street, disinisset
LAST OF BENDENo.—lnspector O'Brien

a very considerable imadVement in the supper-rooms lately
compared with what they had been some time ago. The
question seemed to be, whether lialf an hour was too long a
time Ito allow f refreshment's, and as nothing to that effect
had been proven, the case would be disthissed. He ivisho
to sara word to the inspectors. Very Often gentlemen were
much annoyed by those unfortunate girls in the street
accosting them, and he wished., to know if the officers
considered it their duty to have them arrested for such
conduct. He thought the .officers were very lax in the'
discharin, of their duty under. such circumstances. 11,,e
hoped that both the inspectors and their officers would
make themselves master of what the law was on the subject.
He had been frequently annoyed himself,. and he had
doubt so had many others. The inspector replied that often
these girls had been brought up for such conduet, and at
first they were fined 40s. and costs, but after some time Is•
fine and Is. costs was the heaviest penalty, which was not
valued, and since that time less trouble had been taken.

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COURT AND FASHION,

Her Majesty and the Prince Consort have had another
cruise on board the Fairy. Prince Alfred,. Prince Arthur,
.Princeis Alice, and Princess Helena accompanies her Majesty
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge ao
the Princess, Mary, attended by Colonel Home Purves have
left England for the duchess's seat near Frankfort
The Prince and Princess Droutskey hav(
London

arii-ed in

Their Highnesses the Princess Wolkowsky and the Prince'
and Princess Michel Wolkowsky have arrived in London•

J
TTY

' HoLLowAy's,PILLs cure headache, bile, loss of, appetite;
can be taken Without danger from wet or. cold,. and require.
no restraint from business or pleasure. They act mildly oil
the bowels, without 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 'admirable restorative of 3
debilitated constitution, creating appetite, correcting
indi-
ge removing bile, giddiheSs, and .nervous or sick beau"'
aches.' It is impossible to speak too highly of these pills.

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IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S HATS.-Ikfaill
Letters from time to time have, on this subject, appeared in the
" Post" and " Journal," the originals of which are to bs
seen at our shops, 9, DALE-STREET, and 6, CRESCENL
MR. JOHN A. SIMPSON, the active partner of the
firm of KINNEAR and SIAIPSON, begs to state that
this improvement in Gentlemen's Hats is his own inven-
tion, and .registered by him in his own name, and is his
own private, property. In bringing this invention s°`
prominently before the public, he has avoided Or
ing ene word about it himself. . All that has been doll
-has 'just been. to print, in the " Daily Post " 017
the "Liverpool Journal," some three or four letters 3v
a time. The principle upon which the advertisement i 5"
inserted is the one so well expressed in Proverbs--" Let
another man praise thee, and not thine own mouth ; 3
stranger, and not thine own lips." The whole of those
letters are written by persons altogether uninfluenced 11
any other motive than this—that they really felt the bent
fit of Mr. SIMPSON'S invention, and in such a degree, that
they thought it'only just to him to state their opinions, n°
is word merely, but also in writing.

2:flipping C .iltritigextrt

MOON'S CHANGES,

QL-AR., sth day, 3h

2m, evell

TIDE TABLE FOR WEEK ENDING AUG. E

31,Sunday ......
I—Monday .. . ..
2—Tuesday
3—Wednesday
4,Thursday...
5—. Friday.......
6—Saturday....

WIND AT HOLYHTAD, YESTERDAY...W.S.W
„ „ LIVERPOOL,

d•Eolue:, Wagne
Eva, Walsh....

Cameronian, Bernier
Crengarry, .

ARRIVED.

Vigo (ss

Ww" 0
act)'
...gstown (put ,13,
.cton °Monarch of the Sea, St. John,
veston Rajagopaul, Bainbridge. (Die

.dy

Quebec I Clymene...Kir

Fortuna
Tfereliee, Taylor Island Coiqueror
Princess Royal' Quebec Silistrta
Saline Ostend

. _
Frank' Flint
llulda
Grace;

August

Electra, Ma

BAILED.

Ellen Morris

Madras Mesgenger
Swendborg Linda, Flor
.Baltimore

ORRIGN PORTS

sey, and Kelton, Beattie, both t

Anne, Lamb, hence at Odes

moULIe
John,s.B•

Rita (ss), Arano, hence at Barcelona.
Charles Souchay, Richards, hence at Charente
Viscata, Jones, hence at Flushing.

licssin~

Byzantium, Harcus, hence at Malta.
Walter Ewing, Susan Howlands, and Southamptor
'Bombay. •

Arabian, British Trident, avid Pocohontas, all hence at 11
Perthshire, Advance, Eclipse; and Arequipa, all her
Janeiro.

Veleeidade," Challenge, Waldemar, Bolivar, 'Ronahies,
Havelock, all hence at Monte Video.
Economic, Sea Nymph, Bolivar, Witch of the Wave, Corone?a
B
Salween, Teaser, Ovar, Siloam,rromahga, Royal Saxon, Bar 10"
and Rosario, all
Little Lucy (s), and _
Edward, Aitken, from Trieste; Prince.,
from London ; and Margaret Ridley; from Newfoundland,
Bahia. The latter sailed again July 8, on her return. •
Gertrude, Addey, from Bushire ; Melbourne, Martin, from Ada
Blaekfriar, Newby, from Jeddah; Empress Eugenic, Nattross.
J. Arthur, Magna, both from London ; Victoris, FONC,'"
bourne ; and Launceston, Crisp, from Kurrachec-
Francis Barclay
Paraiba.

Lee.at Bueios Ayres.

all at BoKat

from Bahia, and Albina, from Santos, both

Phantom. from Maceio ; Joshua and Mary, from Bahi
ger; from Simon's Bay; Barrick, from St. Heletla a
from Bahia, all at Pernambuco to July 12.

IfONTE VIDEO SHIPPING.
Arrivals.—May 29, IL. W. Carec, from Live
cidade. Liverpool ; 7, *Economy, Liverpool ; £
Ino, ardiff ; 'Challenge, Liverpool ; 10, Saw.
11, .*Soloara, and *Bolivar, Liverpool; 12,
*lleillrich Gustav, Glasgow; 15-
Anti leawson Liverpool: 1°

ine 1, Vf

ford; Cardiff

. • ••••••••..... CUM ',U.:, .11/. • ~
reweastle; 22, Fairie Q•••••••,
ueene, London ; litoile a'
'3, *Reynolds, and General Havelock, Liverpool.

marked call&
port for orders, and afterwards proceeded to Buenos Ayres

Rhonda, for Liveriool ; 10, Thames, EnglanU ;
inoutd ; Sinop°, London ; 15, John Fielden, Quebec ;
Valparaiso; 18, Sea Nynip'A, Rosario; Pio Nino, England
Vessels Loading.—ladv

Velocidade, for Liverpool

Itates of Freight for Eng,land.-355. for salted hides per ton; r,,
for dry hides per ton ; 375. 6d. for pipes tallow per ton; 355• r
cases tallow per ton; Ns. for bales wool, hair, &c., per ton;
all at five per cent primage.

rXTRACTS.

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N'ENT Vor,x, July 23.—The Golden Rule, from Aspinwall, arr,„ll,.e,
at Nev York July 23. On the 15th, off Salt Key Bank, fell in
.11: the ship St. Helena, from. New Orleans to Liverpool,
her Captain Downes and drew of the yacht Roslyn, which had becli
abandoned at sea, is a sinking condition. The William Chesnut _ and took fw`..:

dates or cotton a other from tii7, ship Indian Hunter,u w
was recked on n a
sandbank off Key 'Waco"
cargo saved, and taken to Key West. •
BAnIA, July 14.---Tha Cargo •of the Rose, Zebel, fn
Island to Queenstown, condensed here, will be forwardec
Crystaline.

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to
LONDON, August 5, 1 p.m.--The De Ruyter, from Buenos A3'.„ Antwerp, has been lost on the Goodwin Sands. The Eliza Ba"'
of Glasgow, has been burnt at Kingston. The Ble-lheini, HadleY:
from Akyab, with rice, was believed at Calcutta to have founderea
at sea.

•
The Clymene, which led hence for Calcutta, has put bael‘r,
having been 'towed' round. from Kingstown by the steani-tub'
Resolute.

The Pedlar, hence to St. Thomas, was wrecked off Cabrera Island'
.Tnly 5.

The William Sprague, from Bangkok to Amoy, is damaged at the
latter place.

The Sopbia;from Monte Video, is damaged at that place.
The Glencairn, Pulford, from Quebec at Greenock, in lat. 0 5°
S. lon. 35 W., on July 27 took off the captain, his wife, and tl,„°
children, and all the crew of the brig' Adeline, from Glasgow
Providence, which foundered two hours afterwards.