Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16 00:00:00

inerican Bowling

BILLIAI
game of
Masonic Hotel, 56,
Dock. The Billiard Room po:
passed. Brilliantly lighted.

wishing a quiet and

cont:
There

Liyerpoo
the public busin

WEEKDAY-EXCURSION TO BANGOR,
BEAUMARIS, AND MEN AI MUDGE.
On FRIDAY next, the Steamer-
MANCHESTER,'
Capt, WARD,
Will leave the Great Landing Stage at 9.30 a.m., (weather per-
mitting), for a Please e. Excursion tO.MENAI BRIDGE, calling at
BEAUMARIS and BANGOR, and returning in the Evening.
FARES FOR Tun ItorND 'alcon Cabin, 3s. ; recond Cabin, 2s.
This trip will afford an excellent opportunity for viewing som.
of the finest-scenery of North Wales, and also the; uspension Rile
Tubular Bridges of the Menai Straits. .
N.B. :The Manchester will run on Sunday as usual ; times ah,.
faxes same as above..

gent-road, opposfte the Bramley-:

ot. to be sur-
overlooking the
somest Tables in
private entrance quite unconnected with
he-Hotel. Omnibuses from town ston at

mans

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HER MAJESTY'S NEW STEAM-FRIGATE LIFFEY

BY SPECIAL PERMISSION OF CAPT. PREEDY, Cl 3.
The Public' are respectfully informed that the magnificent
NEW STRIAE-FRIGATE LIFFEIT, - •
(now lying in the Mersey,) one of the finest speei.
mens of Naval Architecture afloat, will be again
•
Every TUESDAY and FRIDAY during her stay in the Mersty.
Each Day from Ten to. Twelve o'clock•in the Forenoon, and from
One.to half-past Four o'clock in the Afternoon.
VISITORS will be CONVEYED ON BOARD,'direct from the
NEW GREAT LANDING-STAGE, every half-hour, by STEAMERS
belonging to the ROCK-FERRY, to whom the privilege has been
granted.

FARES : ONE SHILLING EACH.
BRITISH MERcitAtir SEAMEN, now in port, and wiehing to inspect
the above noble ship, will be conveyed on board free of charge.

• SPECIAL NOTICF..
LONDON JiNR_N.OII,TH-WESTERN, RAILIVAI

WHITS [TfN TIDE HOIIDA:TS
GRAND FESTIVAL

• AT THE
CRYSTAL PALACE, SYDETItAII.
irMA.RCUS'S
CHEAP EXCURSION TRAINS
FROM
LIVERPOOL TO.LONDON.
On FRIDAY next, June 17th, SATURDAY next, June 18th, a:
on MONDAYS, June 20th and 27th
. ,
Fares for the double journe
Closed Carriages ......17s—First Clas
LETURNING ON JUNE 22, AND
For Tickets anti further inf

AND JULY 2

ticm aotily to

HENRY .k.'IIfARCUS.

BIRKENHEAD AND CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD
. RAILWAY,.
• ARCU-S'S CHEAP. EXCURSION

- BANGOR, CARNARVON, HOLYHEAD,
CONWAY FOR LLANDUDNO,
A BERGFLE, IWYL,
DENBIGH, ST. A.SAPH, AND HOLYWELL,

TO-ItIORRONN

F HMI"), JUNE 17Tu,

AND A SPI:CIAL Tik IN WILL LVAVE:
MONKS' FERRY STATION, BIRKENHEAD,

rArtEs Fok THE DOUBLE

To Holyhead and Bac

„ Carnarron
„ Bangor...

Conway

St. Asa

„ Abergele
Rhyl
Holywell

Closed Carriages. F
„. 6s. 6d: ..
~. ss. Od.

4s. 6c

nNOTICE OF RFTURN.—PaAsengers can return on Saturday, June
18th, and on Monday, June 20th. •
Tickets will be issued at the Monks' Ferry Station, Birkenhead;
and in Liverpool, at the Birkenhead Office, James-street, and by
IlErfay R. Meters, 25, Leigh-street. BY ORDER.

BEST PORT WINE

INVALIDS

DENTAL ART

ens and every information free of expE
Charges strictly moderate.
ATTENDAN-CE DAILY.

Consul

LONDON RESIDENCE

BERNER

STREET, OXFORD-ST

ItOEDERER'S

CELEBRATED

CHAMPAGNI

CART) BLANCH;

CARTE NOIRE,

CAN ONLY BE 'OBTAINED

" L 0 N D 0 N,

CLAYTON

SQUARE

NEW SHOW ROOM
T
OHNO L F 0 R
12, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Elegant Assortment of LADIES' BAGS, with Patci
Fastenings.
DRESSING BAGS AND CASES,
PORTMANTEAUS, TRUNKS, DRESS BOXES, WARDIt
OVERLAND TRUNKS, HAT CASES,

LEATHER AND CARPET BAGS, &c.,
12, LORD-STREET.

NUISANCE AT. THE NORTH END.—
, The following Memorial, which. refers to an exceedingly
offensive Nuisance, which has existed for a length of tiine at the
North End of the Town, was presented yesterday to the. Health
Committee by a number of gentlemen whu were appointed for the
purpose. They expressed surprise that Dr. Duncan, whois looked
upon as being the guardian of the public health, should 'refuse to
certify in the case, notwithstanding. that all the other medical
men who had been consulted, including Dr. Hodson, who is on the
committee, and several of the public servants, including Mr. New-
lands, were perfeetly,satisfied that a nuisance injurious to health
did exist. We understand that the latter gentleman•eompared it
to the stench. from the graye yards at Balaclava, and that Dr.
Hodson said he would not endure it one, hour a day for twelve
months for one thousand pounds.
We believe it can be proved in evidence that it has frequently
produced vomiting, both in the Case •of persons 'residing in the
neighbourhood, and of strangers who have had occasion to go there
It was suggested by a member of the committee, that it wow
a strong case in tavour of
• SP •. -

,hown that
his, would

Lae memorialists, It it coultt .
it had been the cause of death in the neighbourhood.
certainly be rather a strong case.
Th, .Committee agreed at last to prosecute, provided the Deputa-
tion would undertake to furnish them with . sufficient medical and
other evidence to euable them to do so.
It appears that Dr. Duncan does not say that a nuisance does not
exist, but simply that he has not been able to discover

PO THE CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS OF THE
HEALTH COMMITTEE.

GENTLEMEN,—We, the undersigned. Ow.
Property,ln the neighbourhood of Great Hownra,..
.call your attention to a Nuisance which exists on the prem..
Mr., G. Jordan, and which is caused by the manafacture of maim
from bones, and other matter.

Ts' and Occupb
treet, 1

- We have to request that you will take immediate steps to suppr
the same, as it is most' injurious to the health of the inhabitants
the surrounding district.

o remind

_e matter was brought before y
hout eighteen months ago, and that Mr. .L.rdani on that occasic
promised to make such alterations as would prevent caue
complaint in future: We can assure rou. 11,4 bAs 1,,,

We tisnclerstand you have gome difficulty in dealing with ti
matter, in consequence of Mr. Duncan, your medical °few, refu,
Mg to certify it 'a nuisance. • .., at—

:mat au Inc cum
medical men who have been consulted, including. one .of you
Members, were perfectly satisfied en the subject. '
We have respectfully to requeat that you will not permit thi
obstacle to stand in the way on the present occasion, but that yoi
will instruct your Law Officer to take proceeding in the case, of
the certificate of other competent medical gentlemen. which w

We remain, Gentlemen,

John Orrell
R. M'Elroy _
Michael Murphy
William Eastwood, jun
Amos Walker
Patrick Mart'n
Thomas Rowlands ................,,
Lawrence Lacey ..
James Chesnall... ...' 6, Denbigh-street
William Williams
Thomas Ke11y..,...... , ..z. t. Alban's Church, Derby-street
Margaret Bulloch... .... 282, Great Howard-street
Thomas Keswick
Maria Kelly
Margaret If ely .. 290, •,
James Rawsthotne .... ...... 294, ~
Robert Beesey

Core-street North,
2, Bentinek-F treet,

272, Great Howard-street

James Tomlinson
Peoples Brothers
Richard Martin..
William Bullock

,• • 298.
.... 300,
• ..- 302 and 304,
▪ .. 306,

Thomas Lockett ...........
Patrick Gallagher , .
Mathew Minion ••...
Osborne and Son ..........
Isaac mith .....
John Ox on . •
Daniel Hendry
Samuel Donaldson
Ellen Lorrington ••
Gaorge Kirk • • •••• .......
Henry Molyneux
James Farrell ..
William Martin .......•
Daniel Delany
John Clarke „,. 9

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