Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-07 00:00:00

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to-morrow

ANOTHER FATAL SHIPWRECK—TWENTY-THRE-g L
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LOST.—The ship Lady Head, 850 tons burthen, houle"iost
bound, from Rangoon to Liverpool, has been totalli,ood
near the mouth of the Broome River, in the neighbonhe

of Good 1

to say all hands, Ici,tltter
shed with the ship. ••'dorp,
b magistrate at 1N won' toot
Ites that the catastrophe iadeo
The ship, it appears, 0 her

regret

exception of three seamen, pc
sent to Lloyd's by the reside

giving the intelligence,
plaQe on the 20th of April

langoon on the 24th of FeuruaLia hs
The captain had on b° iodt
18th of April they sighted nest
when they stood off, and soon lost sight of it. Thetbict
day it came on to blow a heavy gale. with halonhout

crew numberin

twenty-s.

wife and child

4 o'clock a.m

i.A.a." tr, 1.93 uw
le captain discovered he was fa

on to a lee shore. All hands were called to wear salvockg,
she refused, and about five o'clock the ship struck therpo 00
and almost became a total wreck. The captain was ~se; the
the poop endeavouring to save his wife and child, wirjfl the
ship broke up, and they were drowned. The rest °three,
crew shared a similar fate with the exception °f who
named Charles Parrett, Henry Gray and another/ tbe
succeeded in reaching the rocks in safety, altho!lghfouaa
were much bruised and injured. The oly bodies
iII
were the captain's wife and child, which were interro i
the sands, the resident magistrate reading the burial ser
The ship and cargoonlyinsured.Ad
_ were partially - ice.
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AN " OUTING" ENTERTAINMENT.—On Saturday ere`" e 3
last, the printers of the Courier newspaper were enter"; of
at supper, by Mr. Frederick Snape, on the CO'PlStinare's
his indentures. The supper was prepaired by 3,11, "Tolo4
father, No. 10, Belle-street, and was served uplll,vh-eroo
recherche style. The viands were first-rate. gr. -`l,l the
1.
Green occupied the chair, and was well supported
vice-chair by Mr. J. W. Gilchrist. After the usualose° to
toasts were drunk and responded to, the chairman rojth
propose the toast of the evening. namely, " The he,, hig
.11{r. F. Snape." His conduct, he said, duriniuture
apprenticeship was a sufficient guarantee for his 010
conduct. He could only say that, Mr. Snape
to the profession to which he belonged. Mr's ale"
responded in appropriate terms, during which he g?Jr'
enthusiastically applauded. The next toast was that ariger
Charles Tinling, ' of the Courier. Mr. Hadden, the nb.eore
responded. The toasts in succession were "Mr' ells'''.
Ray," the _ ov_ , erseer • "Mr. Green " the o°l
duly acknowledged'
1" which was draw Fre§
The song of "Thick be
, Mr. Thomas Baird, in, cuiloug"
y Messrs. M. Evans, 14' st bir
1 others After spending a nIT
the chairman gave the toast ogre.
which was received with full hone.
rated rated shortly before twelve o'clock
many re,.

man, &c

rich were
t of "The

the most marked enthusiasm

afterwards su

was well s

tdwar

monious eveni

Host and Hoste
The company s(

drinki

to -"
Tli

THE MEMORI.

er,
ADAM CLARKE.— "
to draw especial attention to the bazaar, which is to °fast-
to-morrow, in the Liverool Academy-rooms Old f the
office-place, in aid of the funds for the completion °The
Adam Clarke memorial, in the North of Ireland' red
memory of Adam Clarke is one whose claims aro n°,l.l7,liits
to no sect. Only the extent to which the bible is real `,,,"•,11-
its claims upon humanity. In Liverpool and its 11—'0
bourhood, where Dr. Clarke lived and laboured longt_
tion, and with revereencuan
Plool people to hav net.
opportunity of expressing their feeling in a practical nl3°llo,
The designs for the memorial include an obelisk at PI pr.
on ground adjoining one of the six schools which •tS
Clarke founded, and full in view of travellers and tour's.;
of all nations to the Giant's•causeway ; and, in onnecully
inner°
with the obelisk, a statue which has been ,„„;rel.

memory is r
and it will t

;garded with

a pride to Liver

offered to the committee bysomeof Dr. Clarke's at
in the United States, and besides these, a beautiful

art wh

Doctor

y mentioned is modelleu
-nd will be exhibited at the
also contemplated to erect a Ragged School in Cole'
tine, bearing the name of Adam Clarke, and to purcha'aie
Dr. Clarke's house in the village of Portstewart. The tong

le we have alrE

'I;Y 41.11.'

Macbride, of tb

have already been raised. The undertaking is patr
by the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Carlisle, the I
Antrim, the Primate of Ireland, the Duke of Mai
Lord Naas, M.P., and several other no
bazaar an address will be delivered by IL..
M.A. This evening, as an introduction to the pr
of the following days, a lecture on Adam Clat
delivered in Hope Hall, by th

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blemen.
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