Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

THE OILIGINAL EST.UBLISIIMEX.I

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Of the most elegant Patterns and the best Quality.
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MICE, AND Cocxitowc.nrs.—Their extinetion in one

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We hare been favoured with a sight'of one 'of tl
!medals now in process •of striking at the Mint, ar
intended as rewards for the valour displayed by in
forces in suppressing the Sepoy insurrection in Indi:
'lt is a fine work of art. The size of the new India
mutiny medal is precisely that of the well-kn Ow.

'Crimean decoration, and, in fact, the obverse,—
the head of her Majesty, with the legend "Victoria
Regina"—eems to be the product of the identical
die used for these too insishly dispensed discs of silver.
The reverse, however, presents a totally different dc-
vice. The British Lion, or a lion, is shown stand.
lag in all his natural :dignity beside an erect figure
of 'Britannia, who, with an oval quartered shield on
her left arm, and, a reserve of wreaths in her left hand, is
extending her right hand, as if in the act of bestowing
upon: 6. brave, but, so far as the medal goes, invisible war-
nor, one of the leafy chaplets.. The word India surmounts
the head of Britannia, who it in really refreshing to see re-
presented on her legs after so long a sitting on our expiring
coinage of copper, whilst the. dates 1857-1858
placed 'below the frieze declare the period when
the 'immortal , deeds of arms for which the tnedals
are to 'be awarded were performed. The material
:of which the medals are composed is fine silver, the
weight of each precisely one ounce, and the number to
he produced, as we are informed, something like
100,000. May those for whom they are intended
long survive to wear them, and if need be, go
forth to earn others in the Celestial Empire, here
treachery, great as that of Hindustan, seems to exist
and where British prowess must again be displayed.
Mr. L. C. Wyon designed, as his name under the frieze
denotes, the reverse of the Indian medal ; whilst the
late W. Wyon was the artist for the obverse.—Me-
chanics' Magazine.

HIGHWAY ROBBERY NEAR WIGAN.-011 Saturday
evening last, a collier named John Barton proceeded
fr9m his residence at' Abram to -Wigan to receive his
wages and those of two other colliers. These amounted
to £3 ss. 9d., and having received them, and after stay-
ing a short time in' the town, he began his return.
Between twelve and one, o'clock, he was passing through
Pimblitt'S-field,Abram_
between Hindley and , when he
Was stopped by two men, who threw him down, and,
having gagged him, rifled his pockets of the sum men-
tioned. The -men were apprehended on Tuesday, by
Inspector Peters of Hindley, when they gave their names
ass
before JohnoretwFoishoefr andthe JeoouhentyPinoratgerte.traTtel:eayt were brought
and
committed for trial at the assizes.