Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29 00:00:00

ittiry, were to regis
t ? He called upon

,cutive and its

it from exercisio

-future fortunes and tranc

Mr. MAGUIRE defended
attacks made on it during t

After some remarks from

Loid JOHN RUSSELL r
the present organisation of

KINNAino made sonic
Irmal motion, that the pa
;reed to.

end agreed to
The Uuiver

passed through committee

The County Cess (Ireland) A
Manufactory (Ireland) Act Contiii
a second time. _

The Railway Companies' C(
snitnent for Small Debts B

A division took place on the t
cipal Corporation Bill, . which v
The bill then passed.
The Judgment (Ireland) Bill v
The remaining business was .d
adjourned at twelve minutes past

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LOCAL INI

DEATR UNDER SUSPICIOUS
BROTHEL.-Yesterday, a young wor
died under wgat are considered snsf
a house of ill-fame in Gilbert-stee'
believe that an investigation will tak
forbear to say more.

CURIOUS AND FATAL ACCIDENT

o'clock, the chimney of a house in
end of the town, took fire. The t
wards burst, and, rolling down tlic
coping stones of the building along
and striking a young w(
killing her on the spot.

,Ftup IN A SHIPBUILDING YAR
quarter past eleven, an alarm wa
broken out in Vernon's shipbuildb
of the Brunswick Dock. The ree:
.and Essex-street were soon on th
by the engine from Hatton *Goa

but a plentiful supply of watei
was soon extinguished, the dal

LABOURERS'- DWELLINGS CO
3f this company was held yes
rthamhprg. Haskins-liev. for

I oned

directors and auditor. - Mr. John Cr ))per occupied the
chair. On the motion of Mr. Bush-.J. Henry. Booth
and Mr. T. D. Anderson were re-Fleeted directors of the
company, and Mr. George Hay Hersfill was re-elected
auditor. This was all the business. of the meeting.__ •

THE LATE FIRE AT THE NORTH SHORE MILLS :
ANOTHER DEATIL—Every day brings within our notice
something of more or less consequence, regarding the late
awful fire which took place at these ill-fated mills. Yester-
day,. two men, named respectively William Gregson and
Benjamin Mason, had their hands dressel at the Northern
Hospital, having been severely burned while effecting their
escape from the flames. These two persons, with many
others, had been at work in an upper storey of
the building-,
when the fire broke out, and they ran. to the hoist, for the
purpose of reaching a place of safety. The chain had be-
come heated, as, indeed, was everything, in a few minutes,
that was within reach of the destructive element ; and owing
to that stste of matters in the descent 'to the ground, the
skin and a portion of the flesh was torn from their hands.
We regret to have to announce that Robert Derbyshire,
one of the men who was injured at the fire, died yesterday
morning at the Northern Hospital.
SUICIDE OF AN OLD WOMAN IN LlVERPOOL.—Yesterday,
au inquiry was held before Mr. AVybergh, deputy coroner,
into the circumstances attending the death of an old woman
named Elizabeth White, aged 86. It appeared from the
evidence of Jane Lawton, the grand-daughter of the de-
ceased, that the latter had resided with her and her husband
during the last two years, in Cuthiniu-street, Toxteth Park,
and for the last eighteen months had b. en confined to her
bed. On Monday the deceased managed to get out of bed,
although she had not been able to tern herself for several
months, and got hold of a bottle with a quantity of poison
in it,.marked "bug poison," and took a'portion of it. When
Mrs. Lawton, the grand-daughter of the deceased, saw that
the bottle had been removed from the drawers in deceased's
bedroom, she asked deceased how it got there, 'on which
she replied, " I got it ; I took two mouthfuls, and then I
"to shorten my time." A verdict was
took two mouthfuls more." On being asked what she took
'deceased took poison (corrosive sublimate)
whilst labouring under temporary insanity.
TIL-PARK BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The usual
odahethroetpltihede
TexTß
of this board was held yesterday, in the
weekly meeting
it fors
board-room of V ffi P k
the Public-offices, ic-o ces, Park-road, -road, Mr. H. S.
presiding. The other members present were Messrs.
Alpass
Wilson, John Wilson G. W. Hunter, William,
Joseph D Carter, Josep'h Harrison, M. A. Johns,
Leyland, J. • W. If. Ogden, Samuel S'dd 1 and
i e ey,
Alexander Miller, .
John
Moss. The report of Mr. Gough, governor of the West Derby
Workhouse, showed tl • tat there were in that
to the Park, last week 295 • toes
week belonging
eek of last year, 364. Ch' es
week 314 ; corresponding W
to
the amount of tlooequA
were drawn for reliefout-door
books, expressive of the approval
resolution wasplaced on the .
nof Mr. l. •
of the board with the explanation
..__Williams, e 'eying-
of a child, named Bernard
Carver, the death ,
officer, in reference
and to which the Health Committee
Carver, from small-pox, letter was read from
A
called the attention of the board. „
of the appointment of
the Poor-law Board. approvingl,,, lain for the new Work-
the Rev. John Dunkley, as chaplain r e
the. app lea ions for the
house. The biard then . open There were 100
situations of master and matron. ,
.
place
applications; but the final appointment win not take
till Thuratlay next.