The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-02 00:00:00

TILE COURT, .B.c.

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WINDM CASTLE, Saturday, Jan. 31.—The. rar.tea
Aberdeen left the castle early this morning, before ti
o'clock, and travelled by railway to London. Her INl3jesol
enjoyed her usual walk to-day, in company with his Rev
Highness Prince Albert. The members of the royal late',i
took their accustomed exercise. Her Serene High bet
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the Princess of Hohenlohe Langenbonrg remains with be
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royal mother the Duchess of Kent, at Frogmore, 1"to
also her daughter,' the Princess Ferdore. and also,
Princess Amelie of Hohenlohe Schillingfurst, are resid
His Grace the Axchhishop of Canterbury quitted the °rico
tie to-day. There are no visitors remaining, and the lel'
at the castle comprises her Grace the Duchess of ,04
lington, the Hon. Misses Macdonald and Cavendish, Lod
Dufferin, the Hon. Mortimer West, General Buckley,
Colonel Seymour.

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LIST OF PASSENGERS PER STEAM SHIP ERICSSON.--"A
Ada Clara, Captain Freeman, Mr. Eyes, Mr. Scott,

James Young, Mr. Jose Acevedo Air... Pedro Perez. ,if
Mr. Thomas Gray, of the ioyal Insurance Conilto
and formarly of the Liverpool and London, has
appointed manager of the Unity Fire and Life Associatiol
Toe s.s. City of Washington, belonging to the Liferl),ol
and Philadelphia Steam ship Company, arrived out at red
York on the 17th January, and none of the other sle?filo4
that eailed with her had arrived out when the Erik
sailed. _ iuest

INQUESTS.—This day the coroner will hold an inta
on the body of a man, name unknown, who was found ;eats
in an out house in HattoE-garden. The deceased Was ;00
to go into the out 'house, and about an hour 8(1%4(0
found dead. Also on -the body of a child who died
the effects of a scald at the house of her narenfs.
ST. ANl'ieB DISPENJSARY AND EYE ANDEAIt INSTITCrio;II
9, Rosa HILL.—New patients entered: on the hooks lir
week, viz., January 31st, 1857 :—ltelieved at the ins° of
tion, 160 ; relieved at their own dwellings, 531 cases
prevailing epidemic, 0 ; total, 213. Visitors : net%
Watts and Mr. Kirk. Hon. Secretary and Treas""
Joseph Kitchen, Esq.
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EFFECTS or DRINKING.—A man named Peter lkl`—u th!
living in Back Boundary street, was brought intifto
Northern Hospital on yesterday morning, having rec— 11,
some severe burns on the shoulders, back, and ar016:6 ol
appeared that the man had gone to bad in a std
drunkenness, and while in that condition set the

curtains and clothes on fire with his candle, a t
BURNING OF WALLASLY Cuuacu.—A fire broke -nos
Wallasey church, Cheshire, early yesterday morningoot
raged with violence before any effort could be made t° ewe
its prsgre=s. The policeman on duty at the landing s sat
between twelve and four o'clock, saw the fire blazing, at
across the water for some hours. The precise_sna°ll,-00
damage dote we have not ascertained, but it is state ~
the greater part of the building was d. stroyed. The ell it
of the fire it is not easy to ascertain satisfactorily. f the
rumoured that a stove- was left burning in some part °
building, and that this lad to the unfortunate result. ,s 1
THE LION SLAYER'S ENCAMPMENT, BOTTOM OF SfljtablO
BROW. LIVERPOOL.—This unique and highly resnecaesto
establishment is daily crowded by visitors, whoseinses'
has caused it to be a fashionable lounge for those 1/5"100
mire animated nature. The various specimens of 50°,„ thl
with which the erection abounds, certainly ranks anion; 00
best we ever witnessed; and the interior arrangenleti 010
conducted with due decorum, and every available 13°1,yer
that the enterprising individual termed the Lion ',Ws
could procure, has been added, and, he seems not to 0,0
lost sight of the fact that perseverance alone COnlf
success. The fight, defeat, and capture of the
wild ones is a most daring, exciting, and romantic snees'ssf'
and is a* near reality as it is possible for imitation t° oe,
tray. The astonishing appearance of the chintnao3A
black ourang.outang of South America, causes all to
that it is the connecting link 'twist man and beast( file
look, and wonder while they look. The late arrival "sieS4
tiger and tigress are a valuable addition to the encaniPs'aete,
which, taken as a whole, is highly deserving the pats;ern
so liberally bestowed ; and, in conclusion we have to ° r
that, when the short season is brought to a close it n'
long before we look upon its like again. a lle!
WONDERFUL, IF TRUE.—A. small Paris journal too;
Lea Contemporains has just_ published a most °oitri
account, signed "Henri Page," of an aerostatic e 10.," its
fated
problem the article declares has solved the long-ean't-stel
problem of directing bnloons. The persons who are.s.i.
to have made the excursion are the Count de Plenclea.'soig
Gavarni, M. Migeon, Mr. Falconer, an English aer()ed s
and M. Henri Page, the writer. The apparatus n'este'
stated to have cost not less than 300,000 f., the
portion of which was furnished by Count de Pleuvieriisco,a
machine is represented as consisting of two b" plod
united together, of a sphericil form, able to ev
each one hundred cubes of pnre hydrogen gas. s„stitill
directing power is a modified screw con
with the ear, and -a rudder, made principally efr:orwi
bone, to chan,se the direction, when required. M. “jpateils,
the inventor, it is declared, can obtain the upward ra°c'sstel
of We balloon without throwing out ballast, which %el;
soon exhausts the resources of the very best constr 1011'
balloon, and becomes an invindble obstacle t 113901
excursions in the air. The loss of hydrogen is les
taneonsly repaired by a chemical proceeding of wh'a'le, is stated to possess the secret, and by a little a 'P Tb
of communication, also invented by M. Gavarni',peito
descent is effected, as hitherto, by letting the gas 'sedecl
The departure ofthe aeronauts on the occasion reigt.siori
took place on the 15. h of January, at ten in the Infe Se;
from the park of Ferrieres, in the Sologne ; and t'
morning at fivo the aerial travellers effectecs re;
descent within half a mile of Algiers, "
ceived." says the account, " the most touchiligto
pitality. The inhabitants wanted to WI 000,'ii
triumph, but we deelitted the honour ; and as 1.0sto:
we could, went to take some repose, leaving our
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apparatus under the guardianship of a file of 03agetld.
Marshal Randon deigned to congratulate us, and Prey rat
hand of M. Gavarni with the utmost wart:lllldt e
remained on the African soil only thirty hours, anitaiseliss
noon the day after our arrival, in *sight of an rnia
multitude who had assembled to see us ascend lr't
Mole. Our return was effected without the slightest
loat
dent, but with much greater rapidity. At half PlllO/1
the next morning we alighted at the spot from W
started, in the park of Count do Pleuvier."

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