Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

agar's news

The French Ambassador and the Countess Persigny. are
on a visit to Her Majesty, at Windsor.
The Daily News save --Lord John Russell has under-
taken, with the entire concurrence of Lord Palmerston, at
once to lay a bill for the renewal of Jewish disabilities.
The arrangements for the resuscitation of the Wolver-
hampton and Staffordshire Bank are said to be proceeding
favourably.
THE KING OF DELHI—Just added to .Allsop's Royal
Wax Work Exhibition, Ume-street, Liverpool, modelled
from a sketch taken in the City of Delhi.
LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEw ESTABLISHMENT FOR BOY s'
CLOTHING.—Number of boys clothed for the week' ending
Saturday, November 28sh, 694; corresponding week last
year, 410 ; increase, 284.
ACCIDENT ON THE RavErt.—Yesterday a poor woman
named Ann Gallagher, a passenger from Ireland by the
Shamrock, steamer, was admitted an inmate of the Nor-
thern Hoipital with a severely fractured leg. It appeared
that the woman was standing on a plank on the deck of
the vessel, when it broke and she fell and received the above
iejeries. She received every attention at the above insti-
tu:ion, hut it is feared that amputation will be necessary.
THE AMPHITHEATRE. —We are very much gratified at
perc2iving that Miss Reynolds is announced to appear for a
few nights more in this theatre. Her engagement, which
will be very brief, commenc.2a to-night. She will perform
,everal of her most popular characters. among which we
may mention Lady Teazle, Beatrice, Pauline, and Mrs.
Haller. Mr. Tom Taylerle new comedy " The Victims,"
brought out at the Hiymarket recently, will alto be pro-
duced for the first time in Liverpool._
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Passesonas per R.M S. Canada—Messrs. G. T.
Maguire, D. M'lnnes, Stone, G. Stone, Law ; Lord Hervey,
Mr. Penrice, Mr Nesbit, Mr. J. Pope ; Captain Strackel-
field ; Mr. J. W. de Lisle, Mr. 0 B. Everett, Mr. T. W.
Storron ; Miss M. Bacheldor ; Mr. H. B. Somerby ;
Captain Cooper ; Mr. T. S. Karey, Mr. Goodenough, Mr.
L. Bliss ; Captain Marshall, R.N., and servant, Captain
Sinclair, Mrs. Sinclair, three children and servant ;
Messrs. Dawson, J. Crerar, J W. M. Irish, T. Vaughan,
M'lntosh, R. Hamer, J. Russell, B. James, J. Paterson,
B. Loch, J. Henry, H. Brennan, J. Casey, and A. Davy ;
Mrs. Tyler and four children ; Mr. D de Wolfe, Mr.
Daniel Hafacley Mrs. and Mr. Light ; Captain Natt,
Mrs. Nett and child ; Mr. D. M.Donald, Mr. Carry, Mr.
Orr ; and Captain Parker.
A rumour prevailed on Saturday, to the effect that the
men unemployed about Prescot and neighbourhood would
come into town in a hostile way. Some alarm prevailed
among those cognizant of the fact. We are glad to say
that, so far as hostility might b 3 named, there was no
foundation whatever for the'rnmour. However, precautions
ware taken by the authorities to prevent anything un-
pleasant, and at an early hour Mr. Supt. Boyd, and some
men belonging to the police force, in uniform and plain
clothes, proceeded to the Cattle Market, Old Swan Road,
where they met about 40 men who ware drawing a large
lorry laden with coal, (the same course was adopted by
the men of the neighbourhood three years age) which
they were dragging into town to dispose of. They
wore very quiet, and said they were forced to this
step by privations, caused by want of employment.
The police advised them to return and not create any alarm,
and having met purchasers for the coal, the men returned
peaceably. There were rumours that groups had collected
in some portions of the town, and exhibited disorderly and
riotous symptoms, but on enquiry from the authorities we
found there was no foundation for such reports.
Maralre ANNIZ AnMrrreo TO Baia —Some days ago,
this woman was sent for trial on a charge of keeping en
improper house in Hotham-street, but Mr. Mansfield, who
committed her, agreed to take two sureties in £lOO each,
and herself in £2OO, f.)r her appearance. A difflaulty arose
about producing the bail, as the law says that parties going
sureties must be householders. An application was subse-
quently made by counsel, to Mr. Mansfield, to accept of a
money bail--that is, to accept of two persons, who wou'd
come forward and deposit one hundred p3unds each, and
bind themselves that the prisoner should appear at the
seasions, or, in default, they would forfeit the money so
lodged. In support of this application, a case was cited,
that had recently been decided by one of the judges, who
adopted a similar course, and on this his Worship consented
to accept of the money bail. On Saturday, the prisoner
and her sureties came to the court to perfect the bonds.
The bondsmen are Henry Sewell, cabinetmaker, 51, Brid-
port-street, and Robert Downing, tallow chandler, 20,
Dinorbin-street, Windsor. These having deposited £lOO
each, and having, along with the prisoner, signs() the
bonds, she was liberates for the present.