Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-02 00:00:00

Aortnunts is br atif.

ACOMFORTABLE Parlour arid. Bedroom `to Let. Terms 7s.
per wee,l4.ineluding extras,--:.Apply at 49, Crowp-street near.
Parldillgton, • • - • 2

ruo. be LET; it Drawing-room, handsomel-FuridEfhed' including
1 Pianoforte, with one or more
,lied-rooms, Bath-room, &e.—
Apply nt-100iBedford,street South, near lialkner-square.a3

rilwo respectable Young Men may 'have a large"doithle-b4lired
Room, and 'use of Sitting-room, with or without 'board—,
without board, 4's gd'por week—at 34, Upper Pitt-street, corner •of
Great George-square.

APABN ME N TS,

AGentleman whO
.dinestowncan, be accommodated with
. respectable Apartments, within a quarter of .an; hour's walk
of Woodside and Birkenhead Ferries, in a detached residence, where
the Oxton Onanibesses pass the TermS Moderate.
at.2BB,•Grange-line, Birkenhead. • • -' 41;0,1

Agartmcilts Mantrb-,

TAT-ANTED, in the neighbourhood:of Everton, Two Unfur
ROOMN:4=-Apply 11-..WA5,,-.Arorthern Times officer

WANTED, BOARD'and•LODGIIMS fora YonneMan; ;aged 20.
. Tonna, including washing; - imt to exceed Fifteen
Shillings-pui:Week..'. He :would sits and board with the. Fainilyv—
Addregs Z.C., Northern Daily Times office.

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WANTED,-Immediately, Furtrißmd APARTMENTS, contain-
' ing,an.,airy Sitting-room, and not leis .than 3.comfortable -
Bedrooms,
four or live miles from Liverpool, and some distance
from the, Itiv,er;• The neighbourhood -rif!-. Childwall iireforred.-.
Address, T. G., at the of. his paper. , .; :1;97

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ATLANTIC CABLE.---To INVENTORS, PATEN-,.
'FRES; find'UNNLIPACTUREItS Of g.I.U3NEARINE CABLES.
—AI persons haying. any
..SPCIMENS or FLANS of Subtaarine
Cables' calculated for laying'fibross the Atlantic;.arcl).prebyinvited
to send the same to the Seerctaty or this. .C9rapany, togethox• - '
any description • the, iu,,,,p,e4,... 4-

....—... . Lo appena to theM, a4";tiOn. a,po;Esible, in order to their being immediately submitted tei 'the'
Officers of the Company, and by them.to the Consulting Committee,
for the purpose of examination, testing, and experiment.
~,,---- -.-13 y order,. • . 01::0. SWARD, Sneretar --- Atlantic Telegraph Company, 22, pm Broad-street,,X.C. y.-
London, J.14.29,1;84_, v -

FIRE IN A COTTON 'MILL ;AT 11I'DEPLETON Satur-
darabout half-past fiVelve-it noon, a fire broke out in' the
old Mill Wronging 'to" Mr. Edmund nowartii, at Hall
_Brook onthe right bank of . the river Irk, in the town-
ship of Tonge, near Middleton. There are two mills on
one pf forleocconitd.:eoin•Cee,tiocno,rtgaitindtingoecuoi
4thieed bsaiyM.emsiif.e:E.
three stories.,and attic, isoccuPied by Messrs. .Greaires and
Wiiolley, cotton spintAers. It is supposed. that. a 4,park
from the driving Wheels- set , fire to the
Ceiling of Ic-o. 3
room, a:portion of -which, dropping, down, fired. the room,.
and spread itself with great rapidity to the ceiling. 'ln •the
course of half-an-hour the third storey and attic were one
mass Of flame, and the _total destruction of both_ mills was
-threatened. The hands who.were. in.ihe mom made their
escape with the Joss, of a portion of their clothes, and gave
the alarm. Hundreds of people _from then, surrounding
works and the neighbourhood were quicklf on the spot,
and many of them. exerted .thentselves with ..the utmost
good will in subduing .the fiery. element.' The Middleton
fire-engine was goi out, and after considerable delay, occa-
sioned by the bursting -and - breakirig*.of Vac? Wastgot to
work.! A. small engine belonging-AO Me.4rs: Simon Pincoff
and Co.'came up directly, and played upon the old mill
with considerable effect. MeSsrs. Solis Schwabe's engine
next arrived, and the great force of water broughtitobear
upon the. flames soon began to tell. Four more engines
arrived from Oldham, the first of which was on the spot
midst work within half 'an hour froth the receipt of the
telegraphic message. There- was -a plentiful supply of
Water, and the fire, which lasted a couple of- hours or so,
Was confined to the two'toonis mentioned-above. -The two
loWer rooms wholly escaped the fire, but sustained much
dampge from theltirgeAnantity of water pounettintc! OW
'The new mill was quite untouched by the fire. The
damage done lo- the -building and machinery chiinetbe less
'than .f 2,000, and it is covered by insurance tin the Atlas
and Royal offices. The 'police of Middletim and Tonge
were very assiduous, and rendered efficient aid.