The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-20 00:00:00

. Port Talbut

April 18.
Gipsey Q teen Glasgow
Am -thyst Bangor
Tantivy ....Dublin
Lawrence and Ann ...... 1/11,/lin
Eleanor.. Car. arvor

Candace ........

. Barrow

1311,de
Mystery
Clariss4 .. Barrow

April 19.

Tryphena

THE COURT, 4c.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Saturday, April 18.—This morn'
ing the following gratifying bulletin was exhibited :
" Buckingham Palace, April 18, 1857, 9 a.m.—Ber Ms'
jesty's recovery goes oa favourably. The infant princeas •
continues well.
To this bulletin was appended the following notifica"
Lion :--
" Her Theßo next bulletinhness will be issued on ondaentyarrived st.
morning'ygM K
twelve o'clock from Clarence House, to learn the state i;',.
Prince v
the Queen. Albert rode out on horseback hr
company with the Princess Royal and the Prince of Waies',..
The Princesses Helena and Louisa went out for an siting'
mil
Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge eke
with Prince Alfred, in an open carriage and four. ---
and th°
Princess Mary of Cambridge arrived soon after n;eth°
-o'clock in the afternoon to make inquiry after the hew";
of the Queen and the royal infant. The Duchess of Kat
returned at four o'clock to the - palace, accompanied IV
their Serene Highnesses the Prince and the Prince!:
Feodore of Hohenlohe Langenburg. The usual throng cl
visitors attended this day, at the palace, to read th#
bulletin and enter their names in the visiting book.
CONDITION or THE- QUEEN.—The happy delivery of
her Majesty; and the health of the additional pledge give°
to her people, is a subject of sincere cotr'ratulation arecct
all cies -es of persons in this country. It is a fact Whien
has never been doubted, that since the days of (ince;
Elizabeth, no sovereign of England, male or female, bat,
been so popular as Queen Victoria; and it is also a 1.3%
equally unquestionable and unquestioned, that 0"
sovereign has better merited the general affections.
whale pe.?ple; Exemplary in her conduct as a woreanf
just and judicious in her conduct as a Queen, she has CO'
ciliated to herself a degree of affection which is nevi,
perhaps, made more • manifest than ,in /those times °A.
" travail," from which soveriegn any mare than subject
is not exempt. Hence it is that the public' anxiety 13,:
been held in unusual suspense on account of hal' Majesty
" lying-in ; " and hence it is also that, nsw she is yo
nounced out of danger, and in the path towards a ran;
convalescence, the deep seated attachment of her pet,'"
is perceived in all its fulness and intensity and force.eri
THE ROYAL WET NURSE.—We hear that Mrs. Cathbo'l
tea
23, a healthy good tempered young woman, of a_',,
23, and the wife of a tailor in Conway, has been selecl
as the wet nurse for the royal infant. She nos receieco
instructions to proceed to London this week. Yee
O.:IiVALESCENCE OF HER MAJESTY.—AS soon as
Her Majesty is strong enough to travel, it is recomrnetele
et!
by the medical gentlemen in attendance that the Qut',l3.,
should make a short trip to the sea side, so as thorougt
to complete her recovery, and restore • her health
rtot2l..
usual vigour in the shortest possible time ; and fo
orl7,
purpose it is expected, should everything go on as favour'
purpose as it has hitherto done, that her MaiestY,s7lbaoyrnDeb:
enabled to leave town for her marine palace,
Isle of Wight, the latter end of the first week ill
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM --The following verse
ber Majesty
added to the National Anthem, as sung in
Theatre, to celebrate the auspicious event of :10
May the sweet babe just thorn,
Was
Like her this land adorn,
Honoured' where seen
Peace welcomed In her birth,
Pienty on bounteous earth,
May Joy gladden every hearth,
God save the Queen I
Da. LOCUM the Physician Accoucheur to her Maics• ,t:a
was, we perceive by the London Gazetta of Friday. cres`.s,
a baronet on the 14th, the day of the birth of the prince"

EXTENSIVE FIR-O.—Yes erday morning, shortly 8%, -6,
seven o'clock, a fire, of a very alarming charActer, nt°7n,
out in the extensive saw mills and premises belonging 1-9;
Messrs. Duncan and Gibbs, of Stanhope street. Feo ot
time the dcVofiring element threatened destruction to
only the premises where it first broke out, but also to 0_1(i
the adjoining property. Mr. Superintendent Hewitt, ram
the fire brigade from Temple court, with the reels ft."l.,
the. Brunswick dock and Seel street stations, were cltlickteri,
oa the spot,- and; there being -a plentiful supply ef If'gre
the fire was soon got under. The conducts the
he bad
brigade w-ts deserving of all praise for their exerti tons'
it not been for which, the whole of the prort;trY
AAd
premises' must have been totally destroyed ; the
however, the loss is very consilerable; The origin
fire is not at present known. g tor'
RECKLESS DRIVING AND NARROW ESCAPE.--,AI
day afternoon last, about five o'clock, a milkwornaa, ''s•
oa
driving her cart along Argyle street, Birkenhead,,.
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somewhat " elevated in spirits," started off her hore4o•
such a pace as to capsize a milk barrow on the foot Poo
ment, and subsequently endanger the lives of a °fiat,
and child in her arms, who were on the foot paYe▪ t gll
The milkman, Mr. Price, corner of Ann s reet, not •
tbe
pleased either with the damage to his cart, or Yebmier
entire loss of his milk and cream through sueh
trianism, gave chase. The female Jehu, however,
Ilrb t 0
no doubt an admirer of sports, applied the titia,,ribe
the horse so effectively as completely to out-distalltif 10
oor milk seller. The chase, about a mile and a bay 00
continuance, was witnessed by not a few, all of whrs;the
doubt, deemed ttie milk-wife excellent game and fit woe&
Grand Cirque, Dale street. Mr. Price, we urldere,,oll
wilt apply for damages in the county court 'at an,l'
date.' rk, • !1, v cog,
PHILHARMONIC HALL.—MR. THOMAS'S Mgr./FY[l 010
CERT.—This concert, which excited much plea6ll,,roar
expectation, was successfully carried out on Friday '00;
ing, a well filled house rewarding Mr. Thomas's Ocet,3oo
efforts to supply a cheap vet elevating pastime. The 'ists,
was a collection of the elite of our local instrumeotta',;olo
and, with the exception of a few hitches inseparable Jr to
first night.'s performance, all the varied list was gicecon'
admiration. The best music seemed to be meet °ailed
sonanco with tae gifts of the band, for in it they et'ision
most. The " Surprise " was given with a delicate preonder;
which could hardly be improved upon; and thiling'3l;
fat work of imagination, the overture to 66 ISIeS ° too the
was a marvellous performance, which conWelesteeilicoon oa
intention of the author. The' ii T seork,n
not the most successful part of eveningthr;va i 5
t 13
improved by the intoning of the misere,,,,aorte,,,?
Mr.
dash more of feeling in the cornet solo " Ali, ell.e,l"„lties
r. Thomas, in his solo, overcame the real durrLeeivel'
which it abounded with comparative ease, ands else
the warm plaudits of his patrons, and in his ton ore
notice more purity and power. Mr. Lidel was once
great
among us, and played selections from Norma will`Zder;
effect. This talented musician has removed, we -dab"
stand, to a more extended sphere in London, and we 00 De
not that the appreciation he has had here will et),sll9',
awarded him in the metropolis and the kingdom geii:-,,eer
Madame Frodsbam was the vocalist, and with he' -gres;
voi,o, and generally piquant style, seemed to Ole.'" °`
sat isfaction, but she was unfortunate in her seleetP
songs more particularly in the Venzano
fell coldly with the piano accompaniment (which 111
way was admirably:played by Mr. Perceval).
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THE MURRAIN ON THE CONTINENT.—The Trios— 0300 v
respondence states that the epidemic now ragtag aderiog
cattle in Poland having spread to the districts her t bas
on the Prussian frontier, the Prussian Governinen, 100
taken measures to prevent the importation of cattle bee
those districts, and that a company of infantry l'asnosi'
sent to the circle of Plesse, in order to cut cff all nein--
cation. iot ‘3(
DIABOLICAL OUTRAGE AT KILCATTEN.—On the nirnosve,
Monday, the 6th inst., some scoundrel, at present
fired a shot into Kilcatten House, the residence Of
Ogilby, Dq.,; and the lieutenant and magistrate' of
4,
county have now offered a large reward for the 6sf,e°,,ib,', (1;
the perpetrator. We need scarcely say that Mr. '-'6,;„tefe.
Kilcatten, is deservedly popular as a landlord, so that, 0". bac°
may have been the origin of the outrage described, it call If°
bad no possible connexion with agrarian discontent' t
ba
abincerely hope that the ruffian by whom this atrocious acigiol
committed may bo discovered and brought to B sot
of tee he
punishment, and wo feel confident that the friends -„
right, and of electoral freedom throughout the county,
~' woro
amongst the foremost in labouring to drag into light
of darkneos.—Derry Standard.