Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-16 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL POLICE INTELLIGENCE. 'SATURDAY.THE GENER AI ELEGTION. .._
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BEFORE. MR. MANSFIELD
"A T.txxOPE BROTHERS, AND CO., OF THE OLDEN TIME."-Mary Stanley, 84 ' --.
OOLOGII
years of aze, was charg,ed with beggieg. Although she had MEMBERS RETURNED. .. i
attained the a.re of 81, she was hale in body and clear in COUNTY MAYO.-Brown and Palmer. HAVE
T ioensed pursuant to Ac
HIS DAY Lessee, JOHN A'
. i itellect. Her appearance created sympathy, the more so Cou .TY SLIGO.-B.mth and Cooper.
as her manner and address were superior to what might he COUNTY GALWAY. - Berke and Greggory. NOW OPE
GALA DAYS-Every MI
exneeted from a person in her humble position. It trans- REDUCED THEIR PRICE
STATE OF POLLS.THURs
pired that 119. father and to ether kept a confectionary lastamtmt COUNTY (first day). --Monsell 3,175, Dickson arariere
establishment in Castle-street more than 70 years ago, and 2,098, vein 1,651.
M 0 U 2
FOR
that herself followed the same business, in the same street ' Iteeco.etat'os CousTy (first day).-French 591, Goff 511, (Mr. Jot
mire than half a century since. The various cartes in the Tennison 321.
With entirely new and
wheel of that blind goddess, Lady Fortune, had brought 1,..0nt COUNTY (first dev).-Fortesene 903, Thllew 834, Pyi
SHAG TOBACCO
the peer woman down to her present distressed conditien.
During the week, comment
Mel:lint •ck 822, Forster 22.
The English
She, however. dettiel that she waa begging, but said she LONDONDERRY COUNTY • (first day).-Dawson 2,218,
was in the habit of calling at certain h ,uses, the owners of
TWOPENCE PER POUND. JOII N • - A
which had given her some small stipend fur yeara Hevtrate 2 112. Greer 1,428.
Wres-s ,RD CouNTY (first day).-McMahon 2,694, Grange will g
.
CHARACTERS AND
past. . Although Door, she snit! she would scorn to
Their efferts and abiliti
beg. Mr. Mansfield : Why don't yin get some small place 2,'981, Hatchell 1.661.
EeeeTtoNsostrallo OuTeauE. - Matlock, on Saturday Lord Nelson-street, 12th Miy, 1653.
Metropolitan Press ; aleo in
and sell confectionary and Sweets ? The pour old /s) ly evening (7th inst.), was pet into a state of great excitement,
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said she would he very glad to do re) it she had any rrpans. in conscepieneo or an olitrige committed by one of the 'Tory ' ' will also take pLtce, lute
Nis Worship discharged her, [Are there not many bone- perm is which the life of an old matt wasitnpeiilled, in fact ilubiii Amusements, The BAND le again
Tolent nerarma in Liverpool who c eild spare a trifle, to all bet destreyel, he heing ridden down. It should be _. ___.,___________ :;quire Greenwood. Ali tl
enable this "link of the olden time" to do as the magietrate eh:ereed that this party occupied the Wheatsheaf, in the 'pH EATRE 11.0 Y AL. WI LLTAM SON-SQUARE.- eciureredet,toanttesvphrlefrotrytt
teveiitl
suggeSted.] TT y-r Town. and had both to pass and - repass Matlock' JL Posi ively ill- last Six Sights of the Eneagement of
Admission, Is ; Children
A BltterE,•--Williem Fowler (called by the redicc-11"t Green. A number of people were on the gaTen, who, of MR AND A Its. 'BARNEY WILLIAMS,
meat Ticket),, ed, Perms
improperly -a " brute"), waa hegkailit tio by rifieer 57/9. on conrse. as on all electioneering occasions, showed their die- Gentleman, les. Eyery ad,
a charge of haying violently aseealted aed stabled la tem+, approhati ,n of their opponents by hooting, All assed off' The Original Peesanators of the. I illell BOY and YaNKEE.GIRF,
sonsoriptioo Tickets may
named Margaret Miller. It aerie I,e 1 that the parties lived wanse aVaear ince ie. leysreitoo,l has inyeriabelyhbeehennestdi
tToutntehiet,ye
suecitesful and attractive, I i. respectfullyt..
..ra characters will be strictly le
ver/ well until several Vomit, gentlemen, hi; spiritepd borsee are the• final -Pertminances of these avow ite Artistes in this
Lreeether in a court off Fletheen-stree", as man and wille
came flown at a great pace. and when theY heard the hoot- Theatre. I) AftT II E'N 0 N
anti, aceetcling to the co n?'aniasit.'s settriment, the prism-ter jog. they. pulled up, and began elniffin, With the people a THIS XIOND.A.Y) EVENING, THE 16Ta INSTANT, : ' I_ • GREAT'Ciritti
was in'the hebit of ill ii-ing her very mach.-Mr. Nlaasfield : dangerous experiment, as it 'proved. They charred through FAIRY CIRCLE. • . • - • Proprietor Then why don't yoo leave him and see surge em!)lmiV•tteitt ?
Co-a O'Carolan
G /LAND A
them, and not content with that, returned, and did tbe
Airs B. Williams.
Witness : 117..eu, I e. ta' t seylhew it is, hut I forgewe hilt a Ateleshee . same, strikin, right and left with their heavy riding whips, E:
hundred times. He has on-y given rn• 10; fn• the List nin-, YANK EE COURTSHIP.
vet 'net a hand was lifted ,terainst Clem. Aeelin one ieturned, MADLLE.
weeks. . Last nieht he came iti a•nl aeked form mey I hail and di•l the seine hut all fell back to let him pass. e'xeept a Our eemima ... .. . Mrs. B. Williams,
The unrivall
none to,give him, and he heat me all over the body ; he pour man, Wats either not seeieg him. or not hein, able to In which she will sins the great s:;ng of - Independeuce. Day,"
and dance toe ‘• .erkiaasas 'Era:eller." MADAME
then caught me by the breast, and stabbed me on the tett ont of the way, was aetna ly ridden over and knocked Iltlill TIGER. AND HER CELEB]
forehead in two places. A suripoe from the Royal Infirm try (hewn with terrible force, and then such a cry arose from all, Paddy Ryan .
proved that the wounds were incised, and possibly eryeipilas -hit especially from the women, as we shall never forget. And a FARCE. . Every Evening
might set in. The prisoner, true to the name glven him by The people I ~t all pa' once, and fifty on the instant Were DRAMATIC
the police, made some brutish remarks regarding the Woman.On Tuesday,-111E WHITE II )11.SE OF THE PEPPERS.
„het. him,
pelting 1m with stones, am oi owing rum for He was retnan(ted for the present.roving blade.) LIW FJA 1 ADIES. Sophia Hearten, Gertrude, Comedies, Operas,.and
nearly three-Quarters ~r a mile. me poor man was lifted slily Sob, Sam Sob, and Nance eloeum, by Mrs. EL Williams.
MISS
A CoNFEistoNI-A fellow na•ne:l Fall) Marp'iy, was from the grain..l bleeding and insensible, and carried ,for a BA RNEY THE BARON. Ramey O'Toole, Mr. Barney Wildams.
• Soprano Vocalist,
chsrgel fur havieg co-nmitte I an in le reat ass i lit oa a time to his nephew 'a, Mr Bunting; from thence removed as And a FARCE.
MADLL E.
resp-et No marrie I Ivl7n in, named 0,1 I. There were re- eoen as possible 'to his own home at Matlock Bank, where AND
atOnnieN7Vekm\ll:risiaclmays,;-3,T1
Operatic ana
markable farts cennected with the case, namely, that. Mr. , he lies in a hopeless state. Four me kcal men attended onWilliams.wCiointhiom'sCa rota.n. Mr.
mi•T OF P ',ACE. Letty, Mrs. Barney Williams ; Paddy
ho
lee s hF eel, ir
Mrs. C I
BarneyßßCi' E.
31 It . N .
Lightfoot appeared for the prisoner, anion cl'oee-exatimina-• him, but give no hope of reeoverv.-Derby Reporter. O'Rourke. Airs. Barney Williams;Mad'lle Adelaide, Mrs. Barney
Character
tort of the prosecatrix he- aske!l her, are van in the habit of
d: inking ? No, lam net. Attoreey : 41c,),1. don't do the ' rso ' Jemima saccrapper, We. Barney Williams. The IreISH LION.
. Williams; Alynheer you Grtzbergergen. Mrs. Ba-ney IN 'Moen s• •
Tim Moir i, Mr. B
it
ti
And a FARCE. ll LEADER OF THE BAND,
stole as Ido oecasi in illy ? (L et I laaghthr ) I do'i't In seeneral orders Iran the Horse Guards, commanding on
elYi sir Whitileml - I t ' M Doors open at Half-past
Admission: Body of
know what you do, sir, occasio ;ally. The prisoner was, of officers are directed to send their hands and drums to one Gerald Pepper. Mr. B. W Moms. AN HOUR IN SEVILLE.
Thursday, -111 E WeLIfE HOltsE OF THE PEP2ERS.
coarse, convicted, and sentenced to pay a fine of £2, or two. of the nearest towns on all market days, or on such other miss Consta :tie FitteWhiffles,Susan 'loving's, NABL. LO It VINE
Si rao La sealt, Count de Chanfroal, and Mano e ta, Mrs
G It N: A T C It
months' imprisonment, occasions as may lead to a concourse of people, for the
L )OICENG AT TEE C.t.INOLINE - John Howard, Mary Col- pose of raising recruits. Pia' gai. ley Williams. THE IRISH TUTOR. Terry O'Rourke, Mrs.
• ' 13.' Willi tins. And a FARCE. The Hall where
Barney IViliems, The GREATER
lins and Anne Hai...Luta, were brought up by Officers IHYEarool. RoTaL INFutatata.Y.-Retarn for ,the week On Friday,-Fee the Mnieflt of Mr.
Barney ,
.31-Oulloch and Rigby, charge I for. haying, attempted to ending May 14th, 1859. Admitted : in-patients, 41; out Iltl AMB IS eID R. r Penick 0 I tempo, Mr. B,
E
pick pcickets in Ch:treh-street B ,1,1-etreet, Lard-street, and patients, 43; surgical casuaiti;,, 44. Dieaherged: curen, tarly, Sir Whifli-toa Whifil ,s, Susan Hoggine, Signora La scale, AI R . J I
, Williams. AN llolJet IN fir.
Miss Censtantia FA-
The greatest Id
the localities. Mr. Black was fix Hardman, and 22 ; relieved, and at own request, 9; merle oat-patients Count der h tnfroid, and M moletta, by Mrs. Barney Willi um.
5 ; irregulir, 1; dead, 1; rentiin in the house, 163.
Mn. ,Cobb for Collina. 'rhe officers stated that theyl. ao'EST FR.
.m (with the song of " The Girls of arm ) , Airs. I'M NEW YORK. ['hit . •s, ulliaari4
vAir.,, B. airy
M R
followed the prison rs for nearly two hears, and saw Fur the ensuing week: Visitors: Messrs. E,. Gibbon, Esq.. Sprout, Mr=. Rainey Willi ,ms; Mrs. 0 mediah The extraordinary (
them tryieg the p mkets of several la li )51 id the streets anditev• Re twieesier ;physician, Dr. Dickinson ; surgeon, osiater Air, Bartley Williams, with a new song called " Yankee
Zielipi nina Serena s
named. They took them into custody at het. The arose_ elle Long ; house surgeon, Mr. T. S. Walker; Junior Fixins." And a FARCE. MISS FA.NI
which Mr and Mrs.
examination of the witnesses want t) show that. the prisoners house sarsemi, Mr. J. Allen ; chaplain, Rev. 11. J. Garrod,
1 he pleas
B irney Wiles ns will appear. being the Last Night of appear-Oa Sturlay, a Variety of Entertainments in.
their
ware locking throa,h drop 'ma wi 'dews, as well as eadea- A.R. Robert lliitehnon, treasurer.inur
, '1
. ance at tilt: theatre. •
MISS JI,
voatiag to pick pockets. On this, the learned gentlemen FATAL 11 AtewAY AcCIDENT AT PitesToN. -About six Prices of AS nission :-Dress Boxes, 45.; Upper Boxes, 35.; Pit,
founded stron7, argumente. th it the females were only o'clock un Wednesaay evening, a l'atal accident occurred at Is. ; Gallery, Is.
now Open from Ten till Three o'clock, for M R . D A 1
loekine at crinoline ! His Wersnip, in a tutooter in r.: iti.4t the DeeprEile-street stiition, Preston, of the Fleetwood, s,,Tuhrien74l. )e
Lt :te! i
in t Ilse Dress Circle an 1 taro Private Boxes, which Serio-C
thee gallant, prevented them from inlulging in th it pr.,- Preston, and West Ri liar Railway Company. A passerwer new h' het airier the direction of Mr. Geo Weston. AI It . T 0 A]
peesity fir the next twenty-eight days, by seadiag them to trail from Longri lee had been backel into a siding in order ,
The tin '1 1Y L a5l P1111:11 E A 'll-1 i , Great Charlotte-st.-
Walten enantry lodgings far tint space of time. that- some goods waggons might he attached te it. When 1-- 4 A ' • MISS
e Promo-tor MT. W. It. COPELAND, .
Ma. M'CIUL AND 'III; 1•1 ttEso4.-.1 siumny-looking the waggon; had bcen coupled to the train, the givird, James gir peeitiedy the last Fix Nights of The favourite Sen
individual, name 1 Pater M•Cael, wits broaght op 01 a charge Waring, intimated to the engiiic-driver that one of the •HARRY BOLENOS TROUPE OF PANTO2dIMISTS ! HUGHES
of having br ukau a sittare of glass, valnle £1 15s„ in the w.iggons was not safe, and he reTiested him to back his from the Theatre Royal Drury-'ane consisting of the following
window of Arr. Prescott'.; p tblic-heuee, tip ofilatton G mien. , eeeene, that the defective waggon might be detached.
(min, nt A; tistes :-
MR. and AIRS. HARRY BOLENO, w 1
N. Champ'
A oN
The primer weal to tae ii else at six o'cloek is the morning, 1 Whilst this was beige; done, Waring., %sir° had uncoupled
Select Comps:
SIGNOR J. M ff,ANO,
andafter lo ukiag at the windu.,v fur a moment, he pulled a 1 the waggon, was caught between the buffers of the two
MONS. DEULU-, 'pa PARISIAN
large poker from ItTler his c)at and e miatenced breaking 1 waggons, and so severely trashed as to cause his death
i which contains upwar
the wiadawa. He dem dished a sq•eire of glass, value J almost itistanttmeinisly, i'he deceased was about 30 years
er with a first-cl CORPJ De. BALLE I',
The Broth ers WILT- IA .GassM EO RG E, it, EIENRYTANNER.
from
the, is now OPEN', in the NEW
Ll 15e, before he could ha etopped. file pristmer sail, he iof age, aud has left a widow and one child He was a 29, PARADISE
had been dri Olin.; fn• the last tw i menthe, without inter- I very steady m in, and had been many years in the service of 't he Entertainments . eotnsist of New COMIC BALLE I'S,
SelectedTft? Theatres Royal, Coven -garden and Drury-lane.
POPULAR LECTURES A
.)pen daily for Gentlemen 1
miasion, an he ha I had no sleep for the last six nights. He I the company, by whom he was much respected. - Manchester CII A RAC TERIsTic DIVE RTI S SEM ENTS. "l'aesday and Friday anemia
was hunted by a pack of devils all the week, aml escaped Examiner. - at ‘III3LE GROUPIN-iS ; also W. Twiner's Troupe of highly '-eni Two till Five o'clock.
from them early in the inertias.. 'riley fill twed. liiM job) 1 lIE MANCHESTER RIFLE. CLUB. -We understand that TR ire ED D ai.e, which had the honour of performing before Admission to hear the Lee
the street, and he then artne.! hi itself with a poker, is order two geutlemen, who were workinte • .t• 1 -tpromote the Her
.., yepara c y o , Majesty, at Windsor Caale, by special Command, ls ; Working Classes, 6d,
The extreorinary•sen-anion produced by Mr. Tanner's Troupe None but A
eo protect hi itself, They talk reroge is the corner or the ettabliehnent of a local rifle corps, have joined their forces of D . swonderful lierforrninces have nightly been ree ive.l
Dogs. who.e window is Ttestion, and began to o•riu to laugh at hit and infl tenon, and that the project is now pnogressing more with yours of lauThter and applause, has induced the Alanagement Q TAR COMMERCIAI
_Tsai jeer hi:n, so he, coals ii a help 171,,,in r a blew at them, fayourtilde than could have been anticipated. Already the to
it
int I a Further en7,37,emtllt with Mr. Harry Boleti() for el WILLIAMSON
tie r with his celebrateu Troupe or PROPRIETORS
It wia pito clear he Was linuuring under delirium tremens, i club numbers Some fifty members ; and it is proeosed, as titnitronyea-,asigwrz,ventog,
Nights longer. 'MANAGER_
and he was remanded. Soon as the number of mein reaches a hundred, to wait
The Proprietors beg most 1
...—..._
lon the Mayor, to request his worship to convene a public THIS EVENING, (MONDAY?, THE Vent INST ANT, • visiting time above establish]
'MYSTERIOUS BEQUEST. -A scrap t f paper, on which the ' meeting to consider the subject; such meeting to be held in The Performance will co ameaee with the Drama of in connection with the Cone;
ef a lie 3 link ritilon, rentilailon, an tom
foil e.Ying was written, was foil ed in a bottle by some sea- tho To wn -hall, under the presidency of the Mayor. M Tine PoLliean- the decorations by Mr Da ,ii
Samson Burr
chandeliers be Air. Allen. of
men helonging to Farnham, whilst sailine• befweea Itvde time, the powerful eo- operation of the gremit warehouse firms
After whica, tit: Brothers 'F.eNN Ell', with the troupe of
THE FOLLOWING TLI,NI
said Cawes : - " B dtee leaves all his preperty to his serymtnt; , is desired, that they may not only sanctian the prinect, but
PERFORMING DOG'S, KIRBY, whose reuseng leo
D'aigan, if he is not bro:ielit home alive. -IL A. BeeToeC" I allow sonic of their young men the requisite time for rifle -
Pronounced the moat wonderful ever exhibited. favourites. Immense sate
Bit the shale of Un Bey Murcia, might ask, witat will be ' practice. slt is suggested that, at all events for a time the ,ro be followed by the new Drama of aerie-comic and charact r
the use. of the legacy to .` Mogan, if he is not brought Saturday afternoon hall-holiday would suffice for this purpose.
A BARD STRUGGLE. COLDWELL, the eminent
I ondon, his first appehranc
borne alive ?" ' • :We believe there is a strong feeling amongst the members
Rueben .... .... Mr. John Cooper. celebrated Flautist, will poi
'' THE LITE SIR Unsay Meaßoyne.-We have to an. in favour of the Whitworth rifle, if that can be obtained. Mn. Trevor ... Mr. Wm. Cooper. For the convenience of - g
nonnce the death of one of the &cleat members of the Irish' A very g,,od nractice ground it is stated, can he secured on To conc:u-a with the French Ballet of Action; HARRY JENNINGS, who
bar, - the venerable Sir Helry Aferedyth, B art., Q.C., Who Carrington Moss, aff,rding a range of two miles, and with ADVENTURES OF A NIGHT. vocalisos of the day. -will E
introducing the following- el
died, a few days since, at his resi.lence, in Ireland, in the ready access from the railway, either from the Sale or Grist . Mr. G Tanner.
or the Fog Bound Vessel,"
8501 year of his are. Ile was caliel to the Irish bar in '
l'imperley station.-Manchester Guardian. • Jean . . , ~
..... Signor Milano.
Nies - • - • - •
Marie .. -Madame Bolei,o. DER. Violin, Air. SIMAI,
at Half-past Seven o'clock:
held, several years -ago, the offises of an Ecclesiastical Oa Thursdav,---varewe'l Benefit of Mr. Harry and Madame
AdmisVon Free.
Cernmissioner for Ireland, and a judge of the Admiralty GLASGOW. Bolen°, arid Las Night but Two of their Engagement,
Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cotten, ' GRAHAM'S LONDON HOT E L, GRANDPA FIIER WHITEHEAD. IManchester, and Liverpool ns
29 MIX WELL-STREET, Grandfather Whitehead Mr. Wm. Cooper. All,va.
THE AQuaerte SEXTON -A letter from Norwich contains For cleanliness and 'despatch not to be stir-massed. First house Louisa In-ayton .......... . Miss • smythe.
•
Ali following amaiing anecdote : -Sunday before last. the opened in the Kingdom worthy the name of a' Temperance Hotel
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-Baptists ware. to have a grand celebration ; quite a n lather Charges moderate. sepB After which, these UNNY DOGS I u
• • —of peraona were to he h iptised, not in the river, but in a large To conclude with the great Drury-lane Pantomime,
It. MIN HOOD. Third Edition,
-pool sank in the floor of the church under the pulpit, which CICALES, SCALE BEAMS, AND WEIGHING
(AN TII E CU It E
Or, Harlequin, or the Merry Men of Sherwood Forest.
• MACHINES.
k_ f CATAR ACT. By IF
as on wheels, and capable of being rolled away. It was Parties purchasing the above are respectfully invited to inspect Three Clowas! Three Pantaloons 1
Surgeon to the L.verpool Eve
,an extramelinary oce tsion, and the hott:e was crowded with the large and varied Stock of I hree:Harlequins ! and Three Columbines I
Episc palians, Congregationliets, and Methodists, as well as TIIOMAS CHESHIRE & CO • '4, On Friday and Saturday, - THE MARBLE HEART. . Liveie
with the Baptists themselves, file opening services were MANUFACTUREIin, • inaidias, the Sculptor .
gone througl, the pulpit was rolled away, and the minister, 49, PARADISE-S TREE l', LIVERPOOL: And other Entertainment. office, with Almanac:
with one of the candidates, approached the pool, and com- A large Assortment of Weights, brass and iron, constantly on hand. Doors opened at Half-past: Six, and the Performances comma= PA-EitY is the most intelligil
b H • d Co..
monthly, y Harris an
Shop Fittings of every description. arc. at Seven o'clock precisely.
mantel descenlieg the steps. Suddealy they paused, then
Admission:-Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 28. 6d. ; Pit, Is. 6d. ; sale by W. Gelling, North J
held a hurried conversation, made a retreat, and it was RON'T BEAT YOUR CARPE TS, Gallery, 6d. Second Price-Dress Boxes 25.; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ; booksellers.
announced But have them Cleaned and the Colours Revived. Pit. le. --- that the ceremeny would be postpfled till
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SOILED MUSLIN CURTAINS The Box-office is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats ir. Just Published. Price
evening. The rest of the services were gone through by
PHILIPS' MAPS 0
- Bleached and finished like new, for summer use, at lid and 2d the Dress Circle and .taking Private Boxes, which may be had An audience mere diverted than edified, fur, before the service
per Yard. under the direction or Mr. Geo. Weston.
was ended, the whole congregation hid learned that the cITIN T Z FURN ITU RE GLAZED. ct T. .GE ORGE'S HALL.— GENERAL MAP OI
pool was half full of dirty soap suds. In the course of the DIMITY BED FURNITRE.
UNDER TILE PATRONAGE OF LOMBARDY AND 1
On a very large e
day it leaked out (not the water, butt the tact) that the Bleached, and the pattern raised. by
The Earl of Derby. TiTsCANY AND an
sexton had taken a bath there on Saturday night, and ELL I S, BROTHERS, The Bishop of Chester, • IJ. C. Swart, Fero, M.P., VENETIAN STATE:
forgotten to let off the water! " New York Tribune. STEAM BLEACHING AND DYEING COMPANY, The Worship''ul the Mayor, I The Hon. A. Egerton, M.P., NAPLES AND SICI
TIM LATE BoiLvdt EXPLOSION AT HUDDERSFIELD.- ALBION-STREET, BIRKENHEAD ; AND 206, LONDON-ROAD, T. B. Horsfidl, F'sq., M.P., IW. J. Leah, Etre, M.l'., AUSTRIAN EMPIR
William Brown, E.5.q. the President, GENERAL Alan Os
The adjourned inceiest on the body of Hannah Haigh, LIVERPOOL.
CENTRAL EU ROPI
And the Committee of the Institution.
whose death was caused by the boiler exolosiun at Messrs. REcervneo Houses : Mr. Murless, 51, Bold-street, Liverpool;
Edward Learoyd and C,..'s mill, on the 28th ult k
.. too place ..a„r • -
Mr. Bragg, draper, Argyle-street, Birkenhead ; Mrs. Jackson, LIVERPOOL VOCAL UNION, PHILIPS' SERIE
r ate Rock Feria Miss Jones Tobin-street F remont • Miss rot
at Huddersfield on Wednesday. The jury returned a verdictFixth and Last Performance of the Season.
Jackson, opposite the Mersey Hotel, Jones,
'4 ' '
that " Hannah Haigh had died from the boiler explosions Price 'Lists and any information can be 'had at any of the above GRAND CONCERT, I]
which occeered on the 28th of April, the explosion having ,aaresses.
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Consisting of the First and Second Parts of the "CREATION,"
been caused by over pressure;" and then aid a rider to the j
and a selection of Misce.laneous Alusie,
.PHILIPS' COMMET
with its araitsw,
verdict, extending to considerable length, by which they, 011 N RILEY, ON WEDNEsDAY, TILE 25an INSTANT,
first, condemn the act by which the boiler had been 'WHOLESALE In aid of the Funds of the Mounted in Cloth Case
on Rollers sin raised from a 301 h to a 501 b. pressure, without a proper and SMALLWARE WAREHOU S E M A N, SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND, HARDMAN-STREET. e „
AGE. T., (1
efficient examination; and, second, blame Mr. Holt, the IMPORTER OF
PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS:— For the Sale of the MAPS
Inspector of the Huddersfield Boiler Association, for haring TOYS AND FOREIGN M ERCHANDISE,
MISS HILES, c
A complete l
-on the day previous to the explosion shifted the ball to the 75,—BYROM-STREET,---75.
AI R . MAS 0 N, GEORGE PII
.
J. RILEY begs to call attention to his SToCK of
end of the lever, thereby increasing the pressure, without
(Of Worcester Cathedral),
. i BMA LLWAR ES,
51, SOUTH
lavingprevionsly made an accurate Internal examination of
AI It . B II A N D 0 N ,
of the best and most approved manufactures, and to his largo
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the boiler, and without having a steam-guage of sufficient
STOCK OF TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, (Of Lincoln's-inn Chapel, London.) capacity to indicate the pressure. They concluded by call- which beingimported by himself, he is enabled to offer at prices SOLO, GRAND ORGAN MR. W. T. BEST. . •32; FLEET-S 7
sing the immediate attention of the milluwners in the which cannot be surpassed by any house in the trade.
• e?
neighbourhood to the present very defective practice with Persons about to commence business will find it: much to their PIANO-FORTE .... ....MR. C. WILBERFORCE.

neighbourhood to the present very defective practice with
0
reard to the exanaination of steam boilers.
JNcENDIARY Flax.; IN ESSEX. —On Wednesday, Charles
Wright, a boy of 14, was committel fur trial by the S iffron
Walden magistrates, for setting fire to the premises of
lats master, the Rev. J Papillon, rector of Lezden.
..
llead-
e Dawns stated that on hearinc, of the 'Le
Papillon's, on the night of the 28th April,
and Questioned prisoner as to its cause,

sons about to commence buSiness will find it much to the:
stage to ins ect J. IL's Stock previous to purchasing.

T LIE

LIVERPOOL FUNERAL

REPOSITORY

SELECT CHORUS OF SIX El- VOICES.
CONDUCTOR
Gallery, Is ; Bode, Is 6d ; Reserved Feats. f's 6d. Doors open at
Seven, Concert to Ccmmerce at light' o'clock.
Tickets may be had at the School for the Blind and the various
Music Shops-.

7, OLDHAM STREET, TOP OP BOLD-STREET

New and approm iatc styli of Hearse and Mourning Coaches for
hire. drawn by first-clogs Belgian Horses, with all necessary Fune-
ral Appendages. Terms moderate. Parties requiring Plumes will
please state so when giving in their orders, no extra charge being
made. Drivers Fees are included in the List of Prices on the
Premises. All orders for Interments on Sunday must be in early

he well

Waen he stoutly

mer the -morning alter Mr
denied canting it. Priione

it. He questioned pr
Vince's fire, when he
afterwards absconded with his master's hors(
he traced him. to Boxford, on the borders of f,
41e returned to Colchester that night, but the t
morning he proceeded to Assington, where he found Mr.
Papillon's horse at a gentleman's house. He traced pri-
soner to Sudbury, and thence to Halstead, where he
-found him, at seven Vclock in the evening He told him

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
To THE INHABITANTS OP BIRKENHEAD, ROCK FERRY,
And the surrounding Neighbourhood. /
WILLIAM DAVIS. STEAM Scouamt and DYER, has
REMOVED his SHOP from 60, Chester-street (established
1850), to the Premises lately occupied by Mrs. Tadd, 20, lIA MILTO
STRE E f, corner of Hamilton-square, a few doors from Shillinglaw's.

W. D. t

s opportunity of returning thanks to his numerou
Dmers for the liberal support he has received sine

with setting fire to 3fr.llon's and
and with riding away with his
horse, when he answered " Yes." lie brought
prisoner to tha C:)lehe3ter horou;11 pMice offile, when he
.was told the charge by the. Mayor, and said, 6, yes, that's
right, I did it," and described how he had caused the
fires. He said that on the night of the first fire he
. went through the chaise-house, unfastened the stable
• doer, and set fire to the furse in the cow-shed with a
Incifer match, and returned to the kitchen; next day he
took some wood from the back yard to the bake-office
and went into the barn by the back door and
set'
fire to the straw with a match, up in the corner near
the shed. With reference to Mr. Vinee's fire, he said he
went to the corner of the shed and set fire to it with a lucifer
.match, and returned by the mill meadow. lle thought at
first the fire was out, but when he got some distance he saw
it begin to blaze. When he set fire to it he wished he had
not crone it. The prisoner, on being asked what he had to
say,,observed "he was very sorry
he had_done it. He was
committed for trial at the assizes, but ordered to be detained
in the borough jail

he IY
Mr. Vince's prep
Ena

aired during 20 years' experience in every
nd Dyeing Business, combined with strict
ye continued and increased support. _

he Cleanin

all orders intrusted to W. D. will be exccu•rd under his persona
perintendence by the best and most skilful workmen, on the
,rtest notice and most reasonable terms.

HAMILTON-STREET,
Corner of liamilton..nonro.

THE NORTHEIth TIMES, MONDAY,' MAY 16, 1859

üblix mmtments.

00LOGIC.AL GARDZNS,
LIVE RPIOL.
ioensed pursuant to Act 'f Pa: lhunent, 6th and 7th Victoria.
Lussee, JOHN' ATKINS. 90. West Derby-road.
. :
...
• NOW OPEN FOR THE SEASON.

GALA DAYS—Every MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY.

diA.CINIFI ENT FRUPTION OF

MO UN T E T N. A ,
(Mr. John Crawford,. Artist),

With entirely new and splendid Morainic and magnificent
Pyrotechnic effects.

During the week, commencing: on Monday next. the 16th instant,
The English and Hibernian' Wonders,
JOHN AN D MAR lE,
Will give their Phases of
CHARACTERS AND TOU rnFui ILLusTRATI9Ns.

Their efforts and abilities have been highly mentioned by the
Metropolitan Pass ; itl,o in Ilirmingh.im and the Provinces..
THE GRAND CYCLORAMA OF OUR NAI IVE LAND
will also take phce, introducing new a; id i“terestidg scenes
The BAND is again under the able tuniage,ent Mr.
t;quire Greenwood. All the most favourite :0 u.-16 has been pro-
cured, and every effort will be .made- to give the utmost pussible
effect to the Music 1 Entertainments.

Admission, Is ; Children, 6d ; Sunday admission (by Refresh-ment Ticket), 6d. Terms of subscription, ins 6a : - Lady and
Gentleman, ltls. Eyery additional mambo* of the family, ss.
suoscriptiod Tickets may be had'at the Gardens. All improper
diameters will be strictly prohibited admission to the Gardens.

DARTIIF:-NON CONCERT II'ALL
GREAT CIIARLOTTL-STRFVIV LIVERPOOL.
Proprietor ' "MR. J. G. STOLL.

GRAND ARRAY "OF TALENT!

Engagement of

MADLLE.-FLORA FABIA,.
The unrivalled Tight liopt Dancer.
MADAME LAURANZA

AND HER CELEBRATED TROUPE OF ARTISTES,
From the \Valhalla, Leicester-square,"London, who will appear
Every Evening (luring the week, in their
DRAMATIC E-NTERTAINMENT,
Introducing scenes front all the principal Tragedies, Plays. Dramas,
Comedies, Operas, and Ancient history, in kull. Costume.
MISS E. STEVENSON.
Soprano Vocalist, from th 2 London Concerts.

DIADLLE. FLO.ItA ABIA,
Operatic and Characteristic Dancer.
MIL N. B It 0 0 K ES,
Characteristic Comic Vocalist.

MR. J. BROWN

yours open at half-past Six, Concert to commence at Seven.
Admission: Body of the Hall. 3d. Upper Hall, Gd.
NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL CONCERT HALL,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STItEET.
The Hall where Laughter holds its 'sides.
GREATER ATTRACTION THAN EVER
Engagement of

M R. J I -1‘ MUNDY,
The greatest Irish Comic .inger of the day.

Also,
M R. DEA N
The extraordinary delineator of Female Character.
And
MISS FANNY SHEPHERD,
1 he pleasing Ball d Vocalist.
immense success of