Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-28 00:00:00

COUNTY_ COURT. YESTERDAY.

(Before W. A.,HuLToN, Esq, Judge.)
WINTER v. FA.LLows,—The amount claimed in this
case was £37 ls. Bd. The plaintiff is a bag-maker in
Lower Milk-street, and the defendant is a packer. in
Peter's Lane. Mr. Mime was for the plaintiff, and Irl
Grocott for the defendant. It appeared from Mr.
Rime's statement of the case, that the defendant entered
into a contract with the plaintiff on the 19th September
supply him with 8,000 bags at 31411 each. °ll,,
the following day 1,663' bags were delivered, and
the next day plaintiff, according to the custom
of the trade, called for some money on account.
The . defendant refased to pay anything until the
stipulated number was delivered. Subsequentl);'
however, he- agreed to pay something on account:
if other 2,000 bags were sent him. To this arrangement
plaintiff agreed, and in due course despatched the bags
to defendant's place of business, who refused to receive
them, and intimated that he would not have the number
first agreed upon—viz , 8,00131. The plaintiff conse-
quently brought this action to recover the price of the
1,66 j bags, and the loss sustained by the re-sale of the
remainder of the 8,000. It was% however, prevetbik
defendant, that the contract between himself and plain
was on condition of the right to inspect and reject anY
bags of bad quality. The second lot sent him were s°
inferior, that he would have nothing to do with thelui.
Witnesses were also brought forward, who prove"
that the rz..-sile took place after there had been
rise in the market. Had' the- bags therefore
been as good as the others, there would have been a en,
instead of a loss.—His Honour consequently declare'
against the claim for loss on re-sale, allowing only
tu
claim for the price of 1,663 bags.
BERRINGTON 27. THE LONDON AND NORTR-WEsIEIL:
RAILWX N
Y COMPAT.—The plaintiff in this action is
wholesale fruit dealer in Liverpool. Mr. Mime appeared
d
for the plaintiff; and Mr. Conway-, barrister, iustructe
by Messrs. 'Lace, Marshall and Co.,..oonducted the de;
fence. The amount claimed was £lO te,-;. 9d., fe
damages alleged to have been sustained in consequence °r
289 score of lettuces not having beer. delivered in propel.
time. The circumstances under which the action le
raised were, that the agent of the plaintiff purebased"
lettuces in London on the 10th of 'June last, and de-
lettuces
spatched them thence at eleven o'clock, a.m,, the sainft
(Jay. It was urged that they ought to have aariveuL
the station in Crown-street by six o'clock thefollewr;
morning, but were not delivered until a quarter-past let,;
too late for the yiiarket, by which he sustained 105'4
the. amount heAlow sought to obtain compensation. 111,
defendants bpught forward evidence to prove that th
goodh- were,hot sent to Camden-town Station in tine
be/tb(roarded by the early train.—The plaintiff
no, ited.

6OURT AND OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE'

The Queen and Prince Consort walked in the groan:
of the Castle on Wednesday morning. His Royal Kia
ness afterwards went to Oxford and visited his Rod
Highness the Prince of Wales.
Preparations are being made at Windsor Castle 1
the reception of their Royal Highnesses the Prince` y
Princess- Frederick William of Prussia and suite,
will arrive at Windsor shortly before the 9th proNifilet
for the
.purpose of being present at the grand boll
to be given in honour of the birthday of his Royal
ness the Prince of Wales. The illustrious visitors "Ir,
not return to Prussia before the latter end of Novel,
in order to be present at the celebration of the birth
of the Princess Royal on the 21st of that month. „,
The Times has been requested to state that the 3.-
nouncenient which appeared in the Court Journal, rely
tive to the retirement of Sir James Clarke, is incorret%,
The Lord Chancellor will receive the judges, aticcfcl,lw
counsel, &c., at his lordship's residence, Strathe
house, Knightsbridge, on Wednesday next, the first
of Michaelmas term, at twelve o'clock.

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE

PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS.—Rev. nor •
trum, curate of Octagon Chapel, Bath ; Rev. M. I.
formerly curate of Holy Trinity, Maidstone, Arc_,,
deacon of Bombay ;, Rev. D. S. Chater, curate of 31_,,buc31
Lower Medicty, Cheshire ; Rev. W: G. Clarke, PT,err; g.
curate of Charlton-Abbots, Gloucestershire ; ig. da
S. Falls, incumbent of St. Anne, Adelaide, ars,
West; Rev. J. C. Franks, M.A., rector of St. ,litarbare
Canterbury, patron the Archdeacon canterbarYt:
Rev. F. Garden, curate of St. Stephen's YeS4
minster, sub-dean of her Majesty's Chapels
Rev. W. S. Jackson, M.A., curate of Tarpol'ela;
Cheshire; Rev. H. J. Kemp, curate of Milford, 0;5,
Lymington, Hants ; Rev. J. Lyon, curate of Almon,
bury, Gloucestershire ; Rev. J. C. Morphew, 8.A.) Pell,
petual curate of Riston-cum-Roston, Norfolk; Rev,' ~s,
Saudwith, 8.A., perpetual curate of St. Joul'3l
Xorley, Cheshire ; Rev. IL G. Vernon, M.A., perpe%
curate of St, Stephen's, Liverpool ; Rev. A. Williftlilof
vicar of Cosle Gloucester ; Rev. T. Williams, vicar of
Llowes, Radnorshire ; Rev. G. Williams, viol.
Brecon.

IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S
Messrs. KItiI•TEAR and SIMPSEIN, St. •
GENTLEMEN,—The Hat you sold me three days sinee er Pre-
nounce the most easy and comfortable Hat I have logos
viously worn—in fact, it is a luxury to put on- and
head.—l am, Gentlemen, yours truly
Liverpool, April
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Bootle, April —' 1859
Messrs. linom...a. and SIMPSON, Hatters,
St. George's-crescentm, bet sara
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GENTLEMEN,--The Hat you ade for me fits me hs
is more comfortable, than any new Hat I have eyeful 0'
worn prior to this, and I wish you success with ”'
invention.---Yours truly, (Signed, )
Commander ShiP cry r,
Phis letter was accompanieii with a present of a
and beautiful otter skin.

DEAR SIRS,—I have great pleasure in bearing my te an
Messrs. KINNEAR AND SIMPSON,
to the comfort afforded me by your improved
windy weather it holds comfortably and firmly to
Tours truly,
Goree Piazzas, Liverpool, April 28, 1859.
GENTLEMEN,---4 have much plei
MeSSTS. KINNEAR AND S:MPSON poo
the Hat which I received from you through Mr.
me in every respect. The improvement in the he, den
venient Hats ever yet produced ; and I beg ble al! 013
renders it, m my opinion, one of the most comforta
avLseurarnecasinl.teirn,foJrinunin.e 3:;a01:43e;5,
I can confidently recommend it to the publltoc.
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The above letters, with numerous others, in re'e
SiursoN's EASY-FITTING HATS, have been received by
Kinnear and Simpson, and may be seen at their sbops4,oh,gf'
6, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT, and 9, DALE-'
LIVERPOOL
n oefl,
RATS, MICE, AND COCKROACIIES.—TheiT CXtuwpogi./tOO,,
night, or a few hours, by Greer's Patent Anti-Vernlre' Ole
2d., 3d., 6d., and is., at the Anti-Vermin Office, 49,
hil • ter°
~—the
It is a well-known maxim that "time is money Ave
are relative ; so to save one is to save the
good teoPessa
both time, and economise patience, and present tience nocl
when we have a good PEN—a bad one upsets Pa pensnser
temper. Preserve all, then, by purchasing your steetiroo
other stationery at E. T. Hall's wholesale steel penfe,o2
23, South. John-street. John Gillott's,.Thomas
Hughes,. and other maker's, on sale at Is. per On
Pen Holders, 2d. per dozen. a_s_sfo-eilyrs fait:

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MARRIAGES. ii, Cllee
On the 23rd instant, at St. Mary's Roman Catl3°Laure,itcv,
Edmund-street, by the Rev. James Sheridan,
.„, Iward ,'"
Halstead to Winifred, youngest daughter of Mr. Du
es- t-
o,
farmer, Little Crosby. ~els, -o,
On the 20th instant, at the British Embassy, Btn'"- pony
ley Murray, youngest 83L1 of the late William Mutrai;rier 'valid
Monkland, to Lucy Jane Eleanore, youngest don„goioe
late Sir John William Pitt Muir Mackenzie, of -1" 1 io
Cassencarrie, Bart. pe ,
t Cl'al fro
On the 25th instant, at the Great George-stree roe
~,,de,
this town, by the Rev. T. Relies, D.D. LL.D., 5, stoo,l,,''yo,
cis, eldest son of Samuel Stone, Esq., of Elmfieln, .. OinP
near Leicester, to Maria, fourth dauhter of Charle.
ttr.
Esq., of this town. bY titeted l'Y
On the 26th instant, at Manchester Cathedral, ois „on,
G. F. Grundy, 8.A., of St. Catherine's, Liverpool, loseleat,
the Ven. Archdeacon Rushton, D.D., vicar of we
.ze
Andrew Leith Adams, Esq., M.D., of the 22nd 4,1 o°'oi
second son of Francis Adams, Esq., LL.D., of Bell....bter
Banehory, Aberdeenshire, to Bertha Jane, eldest "'
,Aie-
Frederick Grundy, Esq., of The Avenue, Ardwick• d Sanw
On the 26th instant, at Christ Church, Friezln.n 'of ry,
worth, John, second son of Joseph Whitehead, kli4radb°
Hall, to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late JosePn -
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t svn t° ntre.
instant, at Woodchurch, by the ...--/•ga—
King,
tohmt
the
reSl.o.6j2dto6hdthl
h instant, enwL o
atws. 0 n ,
ret, youngest daughter of Mr. James Crellin, spt°l''
at Bishopton g ,
corn-broker, of tv:is 0 'OO
DEATRS. itobt•
Parish of
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thun e near .4
Paley, Esq., M.D. aged 79. of tl°*
Esq., ~,
On the 24th inst:ant, at Brixton, lobo Peacop,
—di'
town, aged 52. ral 011.
On the 24th instaxt, at Brighton, Lieut.-Gen,e_ inees-
Aro 6' , ~ • ~
George Lewis, C. 8., Colonel C_ommandant Royal bog'
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