Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-09 00:00:00

and the celibacy of the priests—Oh, my dear friends, Galles]
is the place to avoid temptation. (Great Laughter.) Nev._eri
never, have I seen such horriblenessbefore me j and 1 say Wt.
if my Dante Allighieri were now living, and were to ~!
some new scenes for his hell, there is a pandemonium
him to describe. (Cheers.) Oh, the dirtiness, the ragra.
ness, the ugliness of those women. (Renewed laughter.!
Signor Gavazzi then declared that he routed the mob with!
umbrella, or at least kept them at bay,sufficiently long.ot°
enable his party to reach their car; and that an interpositiLs
of Providence induced the pursuers to take a wrong wenia'e
order to intercept the car, which enabled it to reach a
p:
of safety. Finally, Signor Gavazzi declared that
is the dirtiest and filthiest place in dirty and filthy 11003
Catholic Ireland ;" and expressed a hope that, before
lish Protestants invested their capital in converting 110!'.,.
place into a packet station, they would see that some guar,
tee was given for. the safety of Protestant liberty and e
there ; and after a denunciation of Father Daly and
ei
Roman Catholics of Galway, wound up by
prayers of his hearers, and the peace and
blessing
Heaven.
IMPORTANT DECISION AGAINST THE CORPORATI,.:S
THE RITINGTON WATER WORKS.—THE PIPES AND
RATED.—It will be in the recollection of our readers I_,ed
in November, 1857, the Corporation of Liverpool aPritbe
at the General Quarter Sessions at Kirkdale, 0,0'140
assessment made by the overseers of West Derby, in " foes
they rated the Water-works at Green-lane, and the
and mains belonging-to the Rivington works, whieh tc.
yt
through the rural part of the township of West per a' to
an annual value of £9,000. The appeal Time dente ryferre old
Mr. Ellis, Q.C., and that gentleman heard evi on S
counsel on both sides. The assessment was Corbett,fixecl
valuation made by Mr. Cawley, C.E., and Mr. ,
C.E., of Manchester, and Mr. Wylie, of Liverpo_eli the
was contended, on the part of the Corporation, that
annual value fixed upon the Green-lane works Wasiininu..
in excess, and that it was impossible to arida wit'
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"Whereas, at the Generals QuarteroheSriehsAsfiroi.s:alloisf f':l,ll:ll4vo.slln.rtel
held by adjournment at Kirkdale in and fer,t'pre til°
palatine of Lancaster, the third day of Novenl",,"ileriaet
year of our Lord, 1857, the appeal of the roar') `7,1 nonnv
and burgesses of the borough of Liverpool, in the sal for the
of Lancaster, against the rate or assessment in in ia the
relief of the poor of the township of West DerbY4 30th
said county, at is in the pound, and allowed on 4.,,,d0n5,
day of May last, was, by the said court of quarterAs`-urn
by consent of both parties respited and lifreae,
until the' then next General Quaater Sessions of t term'
tei-
there to be holden by adjournment upon certain' 00
bothagreed
contained
s deusp.ionnEaHbeertew certainefeonlml thememorandum
o I
am pneadoruptmiye s ,o signedwhichthe
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Now, I, Thomas Flower Ellis, barrister-at-law, b,e,'„%sing
ppaerrtsioons,naanmdedtheiinr
otohuenasffereemspeneottihvealvyi,ngandheahradviiesrheedie,sll
and received the allegations and proofs duly to
the said parties, and by their said respective e°4l). On'
hereby make and publish this my award and jinig,i.nlafore:l
writing, touching the matters so referred to 111° the st;
said—that is to say, I award and adjudge that ijoits."
rate and assessment be amended, and that the aPP'-a,icer
assessed for mains and pipes for the water supply bit
pool, as laid within the rural part of the town` aa,"
and for Green-lane Station, with the aPPurteillsnj'
commonly "called Green-lane Water-worts, fc'r OP*
buildings, cottages, cooling-ponds, engines, and Ploael'
thereon, together with the wells, sprino's, g,'"
borings and drift-ways connected therewith, ?ice vioB
estimated rental of £6,727 15s. 7d , and the ratea. ~0600
of £6,055 ; and that the appellants stand rated at t", pc'
of £302 15s. In witness whereof, I, the said arbitrath'T )110
hereunto set my hand, this first day of Aprilv,inigntothialit:e,
nine."
fneT Lord, one
isodneeoistihoonusthaendmaienisghoft
thheunEdired an or
now become rateable in every township throngh•tre
the pass, as it was agreed by the terms of the arvbtiojia;
thato the decision in the West Derby case should be 'lll
dneoishioe
nCiomrppoorsaetsioann
increase
sregards the other t oov7swilit,aqtiof,oo,,s,ll
of nearly £3 00
Derby) on the assessment of 1855, the' gross e'o,
rental of the Green-lane works in tat year benf„o,tet:f
and the land and pipes in the rural districts P',",peet
£3,750 ; whereas, under Mr. Ellis's award,
both assessments, the gross estimated rental i" "
s ''
,s 4.

EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF ABDI/UP2cite't
On Thursday, a very respectable looking Nou1311;-5;alte.4°-
the advice and assistance of the presiding Til3g.'rdilwi
Westminster Police-court, under the following eitr3°Oit.ltel
circumstances :—She said that the object of behrila, (fr 4
he magistrates was to complain of her stere-catb°j
twelve years of age, being detained at a R°,9/04tlied ill
school. When between seve
nainad eight
syearjei.erlaf ofie
was sent to a Protestant school, le
near the age of eleven when her which she
aiedji
means the child was then sent to a Roma Catil,.;:e 5 Tu'i,ol.
the neighbourhood, and was there tillnher $"-ar Ca t"..1101°
applicant, when the girl was taken from the VII" ,„ot
school, as it was not considered that here omPliperet'es7d.
improving her morals, and sent back to the 4."0e1e .-a
school she had formerly attended. The Priest'', her/ Ale
mediately and repeatedly afterwards to the '7t tid
tried all the means in his power to induce hicu, tier o,°„"iti
girl back to his (the priest's) school, but the 'th sh,"l,- a
not listen to the pnest's entreaties, and said She 'h
remain where she was. During the last month t 78,5 of
co
been discovered going to the Roman Catholic juis",.eacat_,„cer,
Protestant school; and, although her father hau,ii-ifol'io
punished her, and told her she must not go to she
she still went on every occasion when she thouPte se,ll,P;
not watched. On Monday she left home to g° APPlfrthe
and did not return till nine o'clock at night. -in' to -00
and her husband, suspecting she was gone agt3Tbercett
Roman Catholic establishment, the latter weilo" be isho
Tuesday morning, and demanded that she should thaVt•
up to her. She saw the girl there, but Was t°- 'V ill
A ell
would be detained, as the applicant au no a UtiOrl • the tbc
ever to demand her ; but, if the father came, pat t°l ja
should be restored to him. He according
511'0
school, and at first was informed she was not tue`i'ol t
the evening the priest said he was not bound t°.
where she was. Applicant, accompanied b 1 aft fletllCreltoja
to the Roman Catholic school ; the girl was I,n-ess t oho
they searched the rooms, and the. g,,ge-
them she could not say where the child w'''App'L,s` tif
was not detained against her own will. p-„,et
said so young a child must be under stroagia r
influence which induced her to stay away fr°lll weberebstia
and the governess repeated she could not sord, nor 0
was. No information of her had been obtaiue,
sle been seen since Tuesday morning., and 11„e;ec. bi
rela fir.
were in the greatest grief about her disapPeutrecl 55;„.7
Arnold said applicant's husband must atteno, "tool woit
whom the girl was sent to the Roman CatholiSi.7 not lithe
first instance. He (the worthy magistrate) 1.1.' fidcl-naer
he could do anything in the matter, and w°ll's-
i sing child's friends to consult an attornel. "c 4.
street,stan Westminster.dthatth
the Roman Catholic school alluded to

TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS OF A SlIg"
I The ship Centurion arrived at New York ou the;
from Glasgow, and had on board part of tile,rrileed
barque Dromhair, from Quebec for Sligo, aball,'°„" ht
.„,,
When Captain Caulkins, of the ship Centur'°l bler,iii
ship to under the lee of the Dromhair, it was
oatsfrok
a gale, but, notwithstanding, he lowered here s"-ott
went to the disabled ship. On arriving to elf Iv
was before them such as seldom presents its''crs y t°
led. bet,
—the dead and dying were there interrnieLps,olooo
witha
Dromhair.
crews ofailed from Quebec
n,uembeeconladthene 2wofthh °ie.,,ableyri -.l'
Saturday, December 18, about noon, a yell 188 k, aliel-gf
west gale sprung up. The ship then sprung 3 06011 SO
hands were put at the pumps, where dig' e.e, Obey
running labour until
haebro
and
dfi
the
eo'
leakc l o'clock ki
noo:ne a
sS
iunngd. a Y rt°t7aci ti,qoi inLee :car f
Macintosh,t. thing moveable,who wwiatsh
not
te
againman atse
seen. dine
shipped a tremendous wave, which swept the deck Gel
shipped n sails
All the 1
this time blown from the yards. At the tunciatopepo,
struck all -the men were at the punWs. Ilithel losi/
tthheemirsellivvoess,
jammed whinento tchoernwerastearboculteatheedueocoveosweso6o
lc. ent
the bread They
found himself high up in the rigging. Tile's eabilk 141
high as the maintop. The water ran into the orng,eft
the bulkheads, and flowed. into the breadroonl, dr bread.i; A
after this calamity, which happened to be stellan to olt°bey
spare locker. From this time the weather begueb 0,1
rate, and the men worked at the pumps as o-rilostlea $ the
could, dodging into the cabin to prevent bein,,,_, vigbt,,..4,
by heavy seas. About eight o'clock, on Sullujiit inli;ols
pump gave out, and they were not able to Fu71.0. ati.,,,,,,„r
had only one barrel of opy Idr
Lion again until one o'clock on Monday ru°,l bid. Joter
time there were thirteen feet of water in the._ all the
ing was then resumed, and by Monday nrso attera„yebt
Was worked out. They cleared the wref.ge,tu witilf:ri7;o
to get on canvas, which occupied t'uother an
o'clock on Monday night, when
the ship foreop
gale arose. The sea rushed over
an,— the
(iituias:
aft, and the men were compelled to ah, u.,`lnd a, fe,j,
The ship was now completely waterlog,,et_itina, 0120i080
more could be done. There were 30 or 40 p° John 31„f0r9
but no water. About the Ist of January,
_:„.ht to._,ipi
died of hunger and exposure. The same 81171eillihsi110,140;
Frost became deranged, and went
only by his hands. Some of the m
but he was soon washed away. Altogether_etuaisdervo ot
died of starvation or were washed off' thecrenturioo, eirolt
oeuvertried, grolf thesoercee;,
number, were taken on board the ship gag
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