Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-11 00:00:00

Louisa Pyne is so Much mor
musie, and bril

iant execu

that the " Crown Diamonds,"
" Trovatore," would have prow
pretty opera; which, moreove
interest of the other three.

be, it is too domestic to produc

a benefit night, after having his 04;0
his imps brought befOre us for the Id(
" Martha" went very well ; " She ApPeare
was loudly applauded, and in effect encore,
then sung the second verse. The ,Spl3;
was also deservedly encored, having ue"
greatest spirit. Miss Pyne and Mr. ilay
before the curtain after the thin'
which was very effectiv

call was responded to by raising
and a number of bouquets were thr,o,
of which bad a tricolour flag in the nli
beneficiare must have been gratified
.a

very fashionable audience,
crowded as she might *wish. ',-
performance of the Pyne and Ilarrib
opera will be Balfe's " Rose of Castille.:,r' e
ELOPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.--0 a '4:11c11'.
arrested on board the steamer Blenheial,„-“, ii„ti'og
ing from Belfast for •Liverpool, two to 1..,,pn
female, whose case may prove a warning' "et 1:4;0
sons with matrimonial intentions. Marle-otere°•jet
passed his majority some years when hem, a
service of Mr, Joan Whelan a comforts -h o
Presbyterian farmer, residing in the Parci'ditio,
doney, county Tyrone, and Barney, in idllo4:tl'cil
turf and attending mass, for he was a a`'.°„°t•oo,,l'/ c13,3';,
Made it 'convenient to attract the aiLe'i,-,1113 '',llti`l"
admiration of his master's daughter, Isa:tio' c°,!tie
about nineteen years old. Eighteen Inn•rito
almost transformed Barney from a servant ef dent,
master," when he found that the Parentsoevi iiloo
had insuperable objections to such an adrertirr!O:rifl,ii'ii
then appears to "have conceived the
da her against their wishes. Last
was out smoking behind some of the cr
thought, and Miss Isabella left the hott-eei'v
attend the Sunday school. Neither ef, hey
at a late hour, and when the anxiow
about his daughter, he was told by --- A
that she and his former man-servant h3clcrea
Almost distracted, he Came to Belfast, a.° iitat,
to the police. An active search was ltslenbei'
Sub-constable Kelly went on boarded li?,er. A
am mgst the cargo two large li,e,of ;,,"
" Mr. Bernard Brogan Empire City, 01-‘1.11:501,;
two fugitives were also' found on twat`"„ belt'
their luggage t the Police-office, aini o°ll
sum of £5 18s.o 6d. was found on the pet the1
The father of the young woman state, that on 011
from him, but the difference between „Te-.ll!pet9'f
found, is probably made up by the P37prOu
had been paid to New York. The tetin.
thaTtohxiTsEcTorimpapniiounK is now Mrs. Bakiivehlilior"..o..l,;esritt(esl;
BOARD OF '

Co,
iOn

special meeting of tilt
office, Cook-street, Mr. H. S. AlPas F 1 Et
members present,' were—Messrs. Sidde Y;fh,
Hill, Boult, D. Smith, and Evall.s'd 04,
meeting e
was to have th ceques " 'one
members had refused to doh at the las,t___lll„, of

being necessary to have the sig7l

the obj
if they

le 111,,
lot better Pos`"
till they had.,

rett
to iiicet
oeir
,„ Ain

to " pi
t,o for
„a •
d, f
Air

of the cheque'
with the Royal Insurance comp
anY
take up. The Chairman said he ha
Booker's office, and he would be
Mr. Hughes was then asked if ho-v
and he said he was bound not to sign th,
give his reasons. Two or three m)nths as
of motion that the board would require
separately. The Chairman : The questio
will sign the cheques or not. Mr. HuF
". ,„0
in order, if you please. The. Chairman
.b
Mr. Hughes then proce
notice of motion to the effect already st3t"b,
iceAovfisotnheiirialdawp-rcolienrik,,edantdbatd,idth-
eno.efti:::ooo
:a
madrv.
though he might be wrong in that. J.-pc
would have a balance-0--'
he withdrew his motio

led to aay. ti

t every mow
t aof 0%0 w- h,
but from tha hood,