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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Y ' S

ust Published. Poet Free for Thirteen Stamps

The Autobio!

graphy of P. T. Barnum, the Yankee Showman,
written by himself; in which he narrates his early
History as Clerk, Merchant, and Editor, and his latest
career as a Showmau—Embracing the authentic History

of " Heath," the " Fejee Mermaid," the " Woolly
Horse," the " Herd of Ruffaten," and other Showman
incidents generally denounced as "Humbugs;" his con-
nection with Gen. Tom Thumb, and the Triumphal Musical
Campaign of Jenny Lind. With his Rules for Business
and making a Fortune.

ly-road

"KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
THE PEOPLI
THE attention of all classes interested in Education
or desirous of Self-improvement, is called to

SOCIAL

SCIENCE FOR
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

.as wo-ald

.allythll

ful cour;

especially towards so near a
customer as England.

The pre•'ale

of mur

ltinues. One or tv

erate. assassinations—

girl,*by her stepmother. • It inig
that the convictions that have tak

rates,
durino• ft.

e summer assiz
'would have had the effect,

lng th,,ir Progress

But this

43.4 the co;trary, there is too in

continues on the iner

that it will still do so, unti

radical means are employed, than t

remedy the cause of it

the immoral and irrelig

of the people; and it is I
directed, if any remedy for
is to be applied with sane!
If Hire is and• meanine

Napoleon returned to
Count Linati, Podesta of Parma

[o violence to their wishes, a

Permit

any other foreign force to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

said it appeared to him a

'After the case had proceeded
saltation took

parties engaged
the
iiciourcmpena.ntnein
,u side ; and`
case had much better be referred to a ~Vested that tte
Hair-cutting and Sham - should go on with the invesvigation witlllouctniaadin'O'r °
~.. tre-shop of Mr. TurmAeau,l etigar
am:it
a:
noyni.timiatelycji tthis arrangement Was agreed to ;-
_sir, ~v onililla,nedaisnto.le;sot:eteteLiT-
incloseder 00l
Card:
t'plesrmait Mr. Wilde wished towsaasyetnhtaetreodiaryor onethes II:
ofttifes.case
.. t. inform you that the partnership hitherto sub- had been heard, and he had a
. perfect answer to it.
sisting between myself and forth Grsuch has terminated This concluded the business of the court, which rose
by mutual consent. I shall future carry on the shortly after four o'clock.
1 rooms situate as above, where I trUst I may be favoured VERDICT Ilc 13.110E1L AND AxOTHER 7'. ROGERS AND
with your patronage. re shall be wanting on ANOTREIt.— who were absent from court for
my part to deserve your c -)r-fidence.—l have the honour two hours, returned'with a verdict for the plaintiff--
to be,
sir, your obedient servant, James ,the
damages ~us•
I
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

h loose printed co

includes a cabriole couch, c

tcd-back chairs witi

luted pillar and claw fc

's work-t;:ble, &c, walnut-wOo,

Brussels carpet and Ain

molu wit

The Sp;

,sh Mahc

:edestal sidel)oartl, 6 feet

6et of telescelic
inches, on. ma

fluted v

lazed doors, and drawers below

~ the back and seat curiously formed of one circular I

x cabriole

s, with deep top r
ditto ; ehiffonnier,

green and gold damml
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Caledonians, 85,3-, 86

97, 93; London and. North-Western,
Midland, 1061, 1061. French Shares were i
active, and Lombards closed-iit 21 to 21.
In the General Produce Markets there is no

951, 961;

change to notice

The &mind for Sugar and the

ather leading articles is quiet

and prices na

steady.

1 the Liverpool Stock

exchange a good deal.

firmness was displayed to-day, and in several

cases somewhat higher prices were obtained. On

the whole, however, the business - done was

exceedingly limited, and

.er:y• little dis.

was evinced to enter into any new transaction.
Contangos remained without material change.
Great Westerns were sold at 601; Lancashire and
London and North-
es at Z- d. ; South-

Yorkshire at 971

Eastern at 23; St. Helens Railway and Canal at
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

REDUCED FARES

Quickest and Cheapest Steam Communication between
LIVERPOOL AND 141-IYL.
The St. George's Steam Packet Company's fast
•
Steamer
k SEA KING,
neon Ls ten, Commander,
150 horse newer_ nr sump nthisr of the. Onnina-a...,c

.•
( Haviag superior accommodation for passengers.) ,
Will sail (we ether permitting) from the New North Landing
Stage, Liverpool, and from Rhyl, inutctually as under.

FROM LIVERPOOL
A ugust.
This Day.. 30... at 8 0 a.m. I This Day 12 0 a.m
Wednesday 31... at 8 30 a.m. I Wednesday.3l...at 12 30 p.m

FROM RIIYI

.verpool to Abergele and

Fcr further particulars, apply at the Company's Office, No.
5, George's Dock Gates, Liverpool; or at the Company's
Offices, thyl.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

iity of st

Length,
Coburg Dock

ON SALE,
•01 The Ship NABOB,
"
z>,"l.. length 144 feet 3-10ths, breadth 30 feet 5-10ths,
46440,4, depth 20 feet 6-10ths ; built in the United States
in 1845 ; has just come out of the graving dock,
where she has been thoroughly overhaulcl, boottopped , and
newly sheathed with yellow metal, and is now classed Alin red
for five years; had a new mainmast put in ; she is a large
2arrier, and is well suited for the Australian or other tra Zes.
Lying in Salthoase Deek.—For further particulars, inventories,
ice, apply to
Id. J. IVILSON G, Y k b ildin s Liverpool. tths
York-buildings, - u g ,

FOR SALE,
The fine Brigantine TRUE BLUE ;
15.2126-109tlis tpns per register, 224 41-94athstitim
a a 19e eNt I a Dimensions
Tenpst rt!egetth. 9161 u t, b rt d
at S e.
Peter's,
8.8.1.' and launched in October last ; is of hand-
some model, well found in stores, and sails fast ; lying in
Brunswick Dock.—For inventories apply to
DAVID CANNON, SONS, & CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

N.Stafford

16 I York capital Stck
Leedg Stork

16d IG.W.Canada

new shares

.35 8d to 43 8d Veal
.33 4d to 53 2d Pork
4s 8d to 63 Od

TOTAL SUPPLY.
5210 I Calves

GLASGOW- IRON

MARKET,

Market steady

SPONDENTS.

Under no circumstances can we insert corn

Kibly written on a

ahi (in confidence) the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

*its bit Auction.

Irengen, upon the Premises, Nc

near the Ferry,
rrHE STOCK

',IN-TRADE of a Painter, Plumber,
Smallware Dealtr, together with the

tustees, under a deed of assig

On Thursday next, September is

;t, at Eleven .o'clock in the
Market-street, Birkenhead,

brenosn, at his Sale-rooms,

SEVERAL Consignments of Modern and Useful
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed for convenience

Eleven o'clock in the

"ton-park, Birken-

2.filb, ox

to £Il
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Richard Porkin, No. 80,

Guildford-street, William Presley

by Mr. Br

No. 11, supported

m, who stated that an immense number

of new houses had been built in that neighbourhood.
Hughes-street, John Glaister, corner of West Derby
road, supported by Mr. Blackhurst.

I.l.ygeLi-street, Ifeary Banes, No. 22, applied in
person, on the ground that he would be able to s
his family better with a license

Mackenzie-street, Eleanor Pritchard, No. 37.—She
stated that her husband had been a brewer's traveller,

11, %V 4 WJW ueuu. ILLCY wrmerty liCpE a puone-nouse
in the Park, but they got into diflienities, and the land-
lord handed their place over to another party. Sao did
not know what price_the_ license brought,

Netherfield-read North, Aaron Williams, No. 123.
Mr. C. Aspinall appeared on behalf of this applicant,
and stated that they sought for a removal of license, as

the house for which he held the license was about to be
pulled down, in order to extend the sugar-refining
premises of Messrs.. Macfie. The new house was the

applicant's own property.
Mr. BREMNER asked ler permission to say a word or
two to the court before they should retire. lie was

going to as

lie} returned

Yrom- considering the twenty-two applications before
them, would they state to the applicants, in fairness to
them and in fairness to the public, and so afford them an

opportunity of knowing, the

[ications were

)unds upon s

As an instance of the

necessity of this, he mentioned the case of Mr. Halton,
mentioned by Mr. Bretherton. He applied for three
licenses for three houses, and was refused, while other
parties got them for the same houses, and he had no
intimation whether the:bench had any objection to him
personally. : Another person stated that he had applied
eleven times, and had received no reason for being
refused. He implored them, for the sake of the people,
and for the sake of 183 applicants, to let him know
•

The CHAIRMAN said they were a court of justice, and
could not Lesr him.
M. BREMNER Said tha

The magistrates then retired, and in about half an
irned, when Mr. Williams was recalled and
lie was asked by the chairman if he did not

is the very reason he asked

hour re

own other publii

s in diffc

ie answered

which he was ittii;icc

that he was only connected with one, for
Inspector Duggan was swore

aim statea, in reply to some questions, that he only
knew Mr. Aaron 'Williams to be the owner of public-

The magistrates then

announced t'

.esumedtheir seats, and the

,t the a

3plications wet'

Ise of Aaron Williams .was

Eleanor S

stated that she had L,

aouse

No. 65

.ton. No

Supported by

Canso:

ksplua

in prat:

3 that he woul

The CIA

the an.

Snow

Aceßent charact

magagtrates
into court

Rus4, Roki

The Chairman said they
frnn) TiMl-einir

ilorlow-str
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

.de of Leigh,

containing:, within the limits of the
Whiteehapel, about 1,247 square yards, with the Mate
all the lituldh

MprOTCN

now St

9. All that Piece or I

upon the nert

cast side of Argyle-street and nortin,

street, .Duke-street

;, containing
nd Shed el

the Warehouses
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

tNDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY' S
SODA WATER MANUFACTORY,

REFRESHMENT ROOM,

22, EXCHANGE-STREET EAST

SAINSBURY'S SUMMER. BEVERAGES

IMPROVED SEIDLITE POWDERS,

WIIPERIOR SCENTED LAVENDER WATER.

MACKENZJE /VWD MIDDLEMAWS

CELEBRATED EDINBURGH BISCUITS

THE NOTED OLIVER BISCUITS,

BARCLAY'S STOUT AND ALLSOP'S ALBS.

LADIES' BAGS.

JUST received a Large Consignment of LAMPS
BAGS,

In all the New Shapes, at =usually low prices,

S. ADAMS,

63, CHURCH STREET, OTrourE OLD rOSTOFFICE-PLACIE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

'he Ball-foom Instructor

The Letter-write

,s6istmt : eontainin

tnens on Business, Friendship, Love, Courtship, and

Matrimony

The Boys' Own Book of Games, for Otr
Illustrated.

or Amusements,

The Boys' Own Book of Games, for Indoor Amusements, com-

The Complete Angler, with many Eng

Handy Guide to the Games am',

aws relating to Chess,

and Backgammon.
A Handy Guide on the Laws relating to Landlord and Tenant
The Guide to Health and Happiness. By Dr. Anson.

Also the following, Post Free, f

Assurance, EtiqUette, Dress,

Thirteeen Stamps end'.

nd Modes:

on Bashfuln
the Art of Pleasing; &c
THE BIRDKEEPER'S GUIDE, with numerous Illustrations.
THE PIGEON AND POULTRY KEEPER'S GUIDE, con-
)iscovery to make

taiuing 24 Engravfßgs,
liens lay during Winter
These Works are exceedingly popula_,
To be had only of the Publishers. London : Gaff and Co
City-road. The Trade supplied at the Wholesale Department
14, Little-Queen-street, Holborn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

office by Two pan

OFF'S SERIES OF POPULAR WORKS arc
Ur the most useful Books ever Published. Nov Read
Price Cd. each. Post Free for se\ -
Hand Guide, N

Me Swimme

Remedies
Teeth.

kin, and

Tho Loaiguage of Flowers
The roetry of Flowers.

Lete Guide to Dancing
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Is now Reple

tea with all the NEW S

and GARMENT

CHURCH-

STREET

~• •
TRY SCHWERSENSKY'S LIGHT 1
SUMMER COATS, AT 1 17 u 6
TRY SCHWERSENSKY'S LIGHT
SUMMER TROUSERS, AT ; 10 6
TRY SC HWERSENSKY'S LIGHT
SUMMER VESTS, AT
THE ALPACA OFFICE AND WALK-
ING
COATS, FROM
J. SCHWERSENSKY & Co., OUTFITTERS,
4 and 6, WHITECHAPEL,
(TWO DOORS FROM CHURCH STREET.)

HOSIERY

DRAWERS, UNDER VESTS

HOSE,

and HALF-HOSE

FOR THE SEASON

SUMMER MERINO VESTS, 3s,

UNBLEACHED
COTTON HALF

HOSE,

24 AND 26 BOLD-STREET.

MACTAGGARI

RIFLE

CORPS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

3ntinent

each we,

but the Bank Rc

'low a rather considerabl
Me decline has

the stock of bullion

. .
quantity held is high, it is lexi than c
time for more than a year and a-half.
(From the Daily News City A
SATURDAY EVI,NING.—RIBIRN3 to-di
standstill. The Funds did not experien

ional va

unaltered
bills 21 per cen

Demand for money con'

go bullion operations a

MANCHESTER SHARE MARKET, AUG
Trunks, 8, ; Leeds, 97:14 this, 971 8 next;
106:% this ; Dovers, 22 15-16 this, 23 1-16
nadas, 141 next.

LONDON CORN MARKET
English new wheat tins
Ind condition, and 4s to 5s low

-AUG

llreath(

foreig n on

saleab

is to 2s reduction

coast held for late rates, and maize also.
aired for fine s(

zh. rates re,

quarters ; prices are Gd to is lower. Otis
last noted.-- Usborne' s Report.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARK

)lies of stock here to-dav w•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

g the exampl

opinior

ne things, the

the wake of M

nt monarchic

ced for a

effected in Ame

:hange, would in Eng.

As a crowning po:

other arguments, we

object that the ballot

would not flourish on

did not work well in

suit a Republi

mollify the evil results Of a r.

But whi

n we were tired o

and falsified statements, ox

constantly denied, of trustw

travellers, we. thought to set

briefly and comprehensively

position, that even if it were

republic; tiutt oven if it did act
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

well be taken up by commercial men like himself, al
Mr. Horsfall, and others. They were questions more
legal persons ; and he hoped they would be t

changes in these laws satisfactory to this countx
ther question also alluded to was that of
at sea. That subject, he believed, would 131

b. by their friend

Ar.Danson

ken up 1

An
collisio]

a treat

le in this
zlish yes-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

9. All that SHOP an(;
north side of Riehrn

Two SilO

,d le, on tE

that MESSUAC

the west side of To

thereto, :wit bein

111 t*.e occupaticn
All that MESSUA(

1. on the nortl

pation of Mr. J

.1 th:lt NIESSUAG

the east side

m of Mr. J

antes Sykes,

.11 that IIES'AUA.O

Ipon. the east.skb

it Mr. William Git

tMESSUM

that MESSUA

D. 1, St. Jan

iat °Mei
St. Jame

11 that other MESS
). 5, St. James's-wal

V. that other MESS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

W'k en
Aug. 2
1859,

led' From Ist Jar

27th A

g. 1859

3691 3,291 1 1,612,692

62 t
74 17,5041

1 Decl 12 124,135

I - I

LIVERPOOL COTTON M.

There has been

and, with ample supplies' pri
sales—including_ 90 Bahia,
- -
, . .

Egyptian, at 711 to 81d. ; 50(
are reported 8,000 bales, of wl
tion and for export.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

wed
flour.

owners of these vessels are not responsible for loss or in-
-sq, cattle, or live stock of any kind shipped by

h
then, or&

~,"2ulPowder will not be carried by these vessels on any terms ;
quafortis, vitriol, and other hazardous articles, can only
talten by special agreement. The senders, consignees, and
...-"uer's Of dangerous articles are responsible under all cir•
"stances for damage occasioned by or to the same.
,The content,' of boxes and packages containing liquids must
'Peeified in the shipping note before shipment.
areB :—Cabin (ineledino• steward's feel_ 15, • kfaar,......

opts
in Glasgow to G. and J. Iluxxs, 9, Buchanan-street;
neon MAIN, Excise-buildings, Greenock ; Jour(
En) 77A, Market-street, Manchester ; or here, to
C. MACIVER and CO., I, Rumford-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

SHAW
ie Noveltie

mb Jacke

TA this se

I PARASOLS, RIBBONS,

FRINGES

,lES' AND C

FURNISHING I
)AMASKS, Foreign x
RTAINS, Brass and W

iole of the me

ter, ls. 2d

4., N. 51d., and 2s. Gc
21,c1.. 2s. 6

y, at 2s

's.

Velvet Pile, 4s. 3d., 4s

'TENT IR(

Of supezio

li IS respectft

rally that he has /rural
which will be found w

'cry article is waarke

ses to and from t 1
the Public

will be a ffor de d fc

GREAT 'GI

[DOUR DOORS

A GOOD WH

RICI

U T AND

No. 1, PARADISE-ST

ALF, DOGSK

R I C
C 111

Pt, I

M. M ON I

[c admitted to surpass
for Varie'

2, CIIIIRCII-S7

BIVET
FE

vITURF

BRADLEY
•edneeddhe LATTE:
to the I'Oll3lEll.
LSTEEff WAREIIC
and '&RGYLE ST

an any quotation
NISILEN STOCK
Wage or Mansion

;quireLients c

BRADLEY

FASHIONS

FLOWERS

IMMIN

FEATIIERS,

'ITTING AND

)EPARTMENT.

CORNICES,

ls. lid., 2s,

kiJS,

id the Public gene-

y valuable lots,

43 throughout the estu-

every fifteen Minutes,

and every

kese spacious

!1-STREET,

MAREET.]

E SHIRT for 3s. 6(1.,

ND'S.

NI A K M It p

;, CHURCH-STREET

SLE, FRENCH KID,

cD'S

)S'S OUTFITTING

:hes<kind in Liverpool

?HOLSTER Y

:on&idered as

E R S

It be done without

CABINET AND
STREET, LIVER-
ENIIEAD, "will be
of the advantages

ery recite

curious io the

OTTIRS,

lEAD
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

TOHN E. 'WHITELOCK has- to I.
Of HOTEL, near the Docks and
bar, bar -parlour, commercial room, a
lery, together with sitting-room, and
The present tenant bo. ving realised a forth'.
of leaving. This is really n bargain, and if
may be had for £400: Rent -£lOO lets.
particulars apply to John F..Whitelock, An
Manct eAer-street, Liverpool. •

tin, and if takc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

T..yvEs, BY COLLARD
4§s,, IN GILT Filt:kMl
EltS, COLLECTIOV.OF

,ON INDIA PAPEA)
FAVOURITE SUBJECT

PILECTS,

LIBRARY OF BOOKS, GROUPS OF SCULPTUREL
ALABASTER FIGURES UNDER GLASS SHADES,
PARIAN MARBLE :DITTO, FOLDIN(
BOARD, SIXTEEN 81711-S' TIMEPIECE BY HAUSEI
ON EBONY STAND '--SURMOUNTED WITH BRONEL
FIGURE, MAHOGArININGED WARDROBES 40YE
WITH SIIXERED PLATE GLASS PANELS), -PATEN
WASHING, WRINGLVG AND MANGLING MACHINI
R ENT'S KNIFE Cf FOSTER
AND- EFFECTS OF
ORDER. OF THE TRII

,'S WATER

Y REM G

ESSRS;n F. &:T;_IIODGSON, will SELL by

August 30 and

, punetnally at Eleven o'clock

,vsbitry-road,) Ox

~u inbia

7„ upon the premises
n, the ea,
URE, &e

HOUSEHOLD F

modern, and tub-

Bnckinghani Loungc

osewood includes

:o in rich grccn and g.

T bay window, win

.rs, lounging and sewing

nice; the brilliant.,

by Collard and C

icriuited with massive f 2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

only by what took place at the trial ; batult:mately two
ed, it being alleged that the claim on

issues were r

the company had been fraudulently exaggerated; and,
secondly, that the house in which the fire took place
had been set on fire by the plaintiff or at his instio•a-
fion. To take the latter issue first. It has been laid

down by a higher authority than mine, that to justify a
jury in finding this issue against the claimant they must
be satisfied of the fact by such evidence as would support
a-verdict of guilty if he stood at the bar en the criminal
charge of arson. Independently of any authority, the

.ole judge trying an issue of this kind should at
least have such evidence to prove the_affirmative as

ieTthinks the evidence so Conclusive that, had he tc

lecide the matter b

his single voicc

.n a criminal

court, he would be obliged to Way he had no reasonable
doubt of the guilt of the party charged, it would be his
duty to find against the plaintiff on this issue, but not
otherwise. I cannot say that the evidence is so conclusive
in this instance as to justify me in saying that beyond all

reasonable doubt the plaintiff, or some one in Collasior
with him, set fire to these premises. Circumstances oJ
suspicion, of strong suspicion, no doubt exist, some of

which it does not surprise me excited the doubt of the
company ; but it is also to be observed in favour of the

he opening of the defendanfo'

s' case, were urfred as mos

was explainec

in a manner to do all

defendants themselves:

I refer to the si

as was su,

by Mr.l3a

uth wat(

was procured to comp
when he found the beds smouli

A that 1
I would,

his circt

this explanation but for the a

tness for the defenda

lie had been in the rooms ar

those fleas before the period at which the ON
to that time -in the hands of the office toc

Jr. Col.

idence u

Confess,- to my mind is a warning to be cau-
of this kind in corning to the

tious in a cast
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

He paid' £l3O for one and sold it for the san

perintent Of.

Uhurch-street,
•-?.(r n

7e,h-strc

Is applying at the time for the situa-

go. 145,

ipported

ited that the applicant had been
if Messrs. Holden and
iorial was signed by Alder-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

bought, by Public Tender, for Cash, from the Tr

THE WHOLE OTE_HIS STOCK-IN-TRADE,

SUMMARY. OF

STOCK

RIBBON S

AND CRAPES.
wri 1: S. &C.

PANcY PRE:isEri,
SHEETS, COUNTERPANES, AND QUILTS
LA(

SHIRTS, FRONTS, TIES, Sze
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
STAYS, UMBRELLAS, AND PARASOLS
SHAWLS AND MANTLES .... .
BONNETS AND HATS . .. . .
HABERDASHERY AND ....... ....

joiIN ROGER s,

GREAT GEORGE-STREET,:

ant of 2i.1 per Cent. off Cost Price, ancl.w,il,l ?ft:er the Same for Sale on MONDAY next, th,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

;co certify the gc

fe considered it w-uu.id

use were rani

Thoniiis. ail

and the application w•asstrut
)h Barker, No. 81.—The t

Ile, T 1

.onias Jones., No.
Le, No. 3&—Mr

Milford-street, Joseph ,1/43ansu,.._,
_J appeared for the applicant, and banded in a
tiinenTal from the people of the neighboarhood..
believed there was not a publie-,house within s,
streets of the applicant's house.-
NetheriNd-road North, James Green, No. 239,
ported by Mr. C. Aspinall.

Rake-lane, Joseph-Salt, N0;.370, unsupported.
Rake-lane, Thomas Eduruits, No. 347, support
.•

Salop-slroet, Wraton-:
The CHAIRMAN said

)ad, Isaac Blackmon, No

S=car the license was w
want of formality, but

nous° was in

Liam Brown, corner of (

Homer-street, supporl
Walton-road, Thos

by Mr. C. kspivall.

supported by At r. Br r

)ad, James Barnes,

nsupport ed.
ipplications

trick, No. 14 ; 'lsaac I
n, N 0.122 ; S. Major, No.
treet, Georze Kirk, swported by B
Bevington-hill, ):homas Watson, oppsed by
.
rect, Edward I'eaee.—C
Hey, supported by M
yet, David Henderson,
itrick Finni

'eat; Susan K

No. 6.2 ;

Edward B. K

•gan, suppc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

"Maurice J. liore, Solicitor, 32,

T RANMERE, CHESHIRE
ATESSRS. MURTON will SELL
ITL at Mr. Fernil

Monday, the

2th day of Septembe

p.m., in one

gents at the time o

sale, and subjec

be then produced—
All those Four sew.

HOUSES, with ti

lve:st side of Duke-stree

d, occupied t

,pply to Messrs

a Lewis; splic

Messrs

Lonclor.

.NNOUNCE3IENT

Great S

of Freehold BUILDING

by AUCTION,

Le Hotel, Traninere, on

859, at Five o'

more lots, as may be determined by the vendor

to conditions which will

ESSUAGES or DWELLING-

•cis and Offices thereto, being Nos. 5,

t, Mary Foulkes, Hear

Walker and Smith,

1, Staple Mu,

L, I.nd Newman, solicitors,

ace-yard, West-

D, hi Inkernum

k, Traumere,

Hotel, Holt-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Mes t r@;4,lttries.

Fer Ast.T.,II(I.TA,
The Ship MARIAN,
. .

Captain T

r rin .

RO PACKETS

REGULAR LIM; C

JPPER VESSELS,

Tons. Ciptaim
...245...H0w.

Sip, now loading

Al at L-IoN

D. (lath BRICK, FRIEND, & CC.),
,et, Liverpool, :uid 54, Lime-street, Londor

10, water

The Paei'ac S.

Royal 314il Iron team-sh

~, ~\

BOGO

is, and 400 horse-power,
Wirm,, Commander.
amodation for Passengers.

.Lowed early in December next, by the Company's
Itoral Mail Swain-ship "CALDERA." tts.

rtla2T~.

'or particulars of freight, &c
C. W. and F. STAN I).

405...BATTALE.
e's Dock, and will be dei3.
,ediately,

Jr 21 years; coppered and
hip will be found one of the

E JANEIRO

y)iif or in Loodoit to Messrs.
2, White Ilart-court, Lombard-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

[I, and on their retu

o•ranted.to Jan
Isaac lilaekmore, Sale f
Walton-road, whoie license would have be
;t year but for some little informality, wh
remedied ; Patrick Finnigan, Great llowa

URMAN said lie,
Green, Nether&ld-road No'

ISeS WU

granfed last

had been
street

and George Lewis, Louis-

The court adjourned till

DEATH OF

We regret to annour

even o'clock this morni

LEIGH HUNT,

essayist and popular IN
time past his health had
hour yesterday morning he died

e the death of the clutrmin;
;er, Leigh Hunt. For som
)een declining, and at an earl

was tf

son of a clergyman of
born at Southgate
'784. his father m
a Philadelphian ;

Leigh Hmit
Church of England, and Is
Middlesex, October the 19th,
West Indian, and his motl
at the period of the American Revolution, h
father, who was then in the law, took the BritL
side in politics, and manifested his loyalty to tl
crown so warmly that he was forced to fly toEnglan
Having taken orders, he was for some time tutor to M
Leigh, the nephew of the Duke of Chandos, who had
received his educatio
riends Coleridge an
coming of age he
sisted his brother John in the establishment of a Sunda
paper, the Hews, to which he contributed theatria
}• been employed in th

gh Ili

seat at Southgate
at Christ's Hospital, lib

criticisms. He had pj
office of his brother St

linquished that employment for a situation in thellr:i:
office, which he gave up on becoming, in 1808, found,
and joint proprietor of the Examine/. This journal I:

edited tor many subsequent years, and rendered exceed.
ingly popular. His fortunes in it, however, ultimately felt into reverse partly owing to his unaequaintane<
-

ihieh au omission in edn.

Among t

,ortaut of his poetical n•or

the " S

)emv, a

who went

;arclea,
Winds()

ilas qua(

TTis Tr

of Ems:
His Im
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

side cf Seel-street, end northwest side cf Cozacert-street, con- t

went, with the She

Is and Work Flans erected thereon, in the
of

anin Lobley and

side of Wapping,

the west side of Hurst-street, and south side

of Runcorn-street, costaining about

4.11 that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate upon the east

frideof Wappinf

the sonth side of T

tide of Hurst-street, .and the north side of Sperling-stree

eo-ntaining about 2,300 square yards, with the sseveral Ware-

Louses, Rheas, and other Bu

All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate upon the norti

about 1,033 square yard,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

LIVERPOOL A

I COUNTII

ND LONDON

N and after TITURSD

the- Lime-s
affording a
the public.

see the Time Tables or too
shire Railway Company, to t
at Lime-street Station, and
4.
lic
a
.08w1s.inItTioinoic'efieaicSipnociuoipn.nbl ere
acid 3swt. a llhnisse:iocTrwm., rh.r. e c~uc
al
m s,
with
n
4.20 p.m. and 11.20 p.m., wit
The Goods Traffic of the lt,
shire and Great Northern Col
tember, be conducted over
Line to and from Mancheste
Stations.

The Public a
named Railway

For rates and further part
ern, and Manchester, Sheft
• Offices, at the Waterloo St
Companies! Agents, at their
street, and Tithebarn-street.

London-To

ui valent

,st rates of

ER BOOK,

CLASP, and TABLET

It n
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

"a desire to purchase

d a state-tinker, that makes. flaws in the Go

" vernment only to mend t

em again. He goe,

)d ; that is for the good of

lover • of his count

y, as 1

love-powder ; but it is mer

ly out of nat

affection to himsel

s with i

7.,h it be but upon ruin

this is only too faithf

we may depend
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

I Tons. !Ships.' Tons

------
3,457 1,693,
• nAII

96 46,89
102 61,4431 3,199

I 29,600

6 14,541 -
I

:ARKET.—AUGUST 29.
emand for Cotton to-day,
ces are unchanged. The
at 71d. to lid. ; 400
,0 Surat, at 41d. to 51d.—
hich 1,000 are on specula-

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—AtrousT 29.
SUGAR. —There is no change to notice ; 120 hhds.
Demerara are reported at 365. to 405., 800 bags Benares
at 435. 6d., 150 bags white Bahia at 428. per cwt.,
and 3,000 bags Paraiba, of which the price has not
transpired.
M OLASSES.—Nothing has taken place.
Rum.-100 puncheons Antigua have changed hands
at 2s. per gallon proof.
RICE.—The sales are confined to 2,000 bags good
new Bengal, at 12s. 6d. per cwt.
JUTE,—We have to report 500 bales at £l5 10s. per
ton.

solutio

of its difficulties after the
interview at Villafranca, between th

lisputants, does not appear as yet to ha

one party it is suggested

be placed under the rul

that the Dit

)rated

lmpen

Le of Clotilda of Sa

and that her husband, Prince Nanoleer

ander this form of settlement, enjoy t

rank as that accorded to the Princ

England. Prince Napoleon himself in an indirect
manner assumes the post of Protector to the
States of Parma, by publicly declaring that "his
arms shall never be employed to do violence to
their wishes ; and that he will not permit any

other foreign force to subject them to violence."
From Zurich the reports are contradictory as to
the proceedings of the Conference ; but there
seems good reason for believing that the Sardi-
nian Plenipotentiary will not sign any protocol in
favour of the return of the deposed rulers of the
Italian Duchies. In Paris, it is surmised that the
Austria French
th ati
t has done all
Governmentwi ll,a t l as tt, simply intimate
to h a t
was morally

in its power in favour of her proteges. Such is a
brief indication of the complicated state of matters
which still besets the questzo vexata of Italian
politics. In the mean time the Invalide Russe
continues to insist upon the neoeasity of a Euro-
pean Cowes&
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Wednesaay
Septembe
. _

Saturday :.
Wednesday
Thursday ..
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
Saturday ..

Wedneiday ...21...at
Thursday ~
Tuesday
Wednesday

received at
'ne Dock hours noted aove.
For the convenience Clarence of passengers,till the steamer, on b
leav
Clarence Dock, will proceed to the Great Floating Sta
'4'. Prince's Dock, and sail punctually at the ahoy,.

ested to take charge of their own 1

up is not responsible in any way for its safety:
ad all kinds of vehicles shipped at their pro-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Hall and Stair

the Sari J

ter Aii

Mahog

any hall table

suppcits
Pwironc.

ith marble top, ditto ha

firing dial

.epic cc, c

stair carpets, rod

;:hambers—Mahogany Tudor bzdstead and dams
capital mahogany wardrobe, pair of ditto toilet tab

Oa pillars, commode, t: ilct glass(
and drab damask hangin•--
toil2t tato—. -

ci Tudor t

chairs, and toile.
correspond, painted chamber fut.
lds, blankets, sheets, chamber ware.
"itchen Utensils, china, glass, clectro-plated articles, &
Library of Books in neat and appropriate bindings.

'lowed on the morning of ea

Lew day bet

venient), when catalogues may be had en the preiniscs ;
at tl.
Northern Daily Times newspaper office,l3, Scuth Johr
Liverpool ; or of Messrs. F. and J. clod;son, et their ofttc,
street, 13trli cithead.

anal(nuis,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

greater advantages
They might have an extensive library when

an they had

now only a small one. Such a libra-ry wou
be the means of giving informtion on the n
items of commerce, bt
at home and abroad

❑clusion, t

referred to the valuable services which th
had received from the two borough members,
from their late county member, Mr. Willia

There was nothing which the council mo
regretted than losing the valuable service
Brown. He had been a moss devoted men
council, and his high standing on commercial
had given him great weight and influenc
question thah •he had:ever taken in h

lioped that, although Mr. Brown had 'rot
public life, yet he would give the chamber th,
tfie valuable experience which for so many
been extended to them. (Hear, hear.) He mi
same of both Mr. Horsfall and Mr. Ewart ; b
case,rather than acknowledge favours past,tb ey
them for favours to come. (Laughter.) Tb
wouldstill rely upon them for the same valuabl,

which in times past they had given ; and tt
council might tax their efforts, and engage
their time, he hoped they would feel that they
acting with the chamber in promoting the coma

of commercial improvements,

Mr. J. C. EIVART, M.P., moN
port. In moving the adoption of this rep(
press his regret that, owing to t --
ment, and the change of ministe
place, a great many practical mean
through during the last session. So far as th(

s which

of CoMmons Wns concerned, he could r
with the remark which had been made b
that House, Sir Frain

member of

saying
bad House of Common
that House, he had no hes
that it was one of the best
ne. In that

From his ea

for a considerabh

mous might be he did not know ; but
when it again met, he should be able to pr
some practical measures, and make up fo.
time. IVith reference to the report, perhaps,
most important things was the bankruptcy- la

been brought in by Lord John

up, and referred to a special committee to con(
changes ; and he hoped when parliament n
that the bill, which would probably againbe
a select committee, would be tak(

and dealt with as
Lord John Russel

their measure ; and if not 't
il, which he did not think I

the press of business, by the Attorney-Gen
who was well known to be a sincere an
reformer of the law. There was ano
portant thing alluded to in tt
the United Kingdom Writs' Bi
great difference of opinion on the question
never been able to see why, in this coil

There v

kingdom—a writ which was serviceable in
the country should not be serviceable in anoth

did hope that that would be one of the pract
sures which they would be able to accomplis
As the chairman had very pr(

next session
marked. th,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Bombay at 495. to 4

',LOCK, a

BROKERS FOR. THE SALE AND I

APPOINT

•X: f 4 (
AND
KzttrCOURT 0

)NET AIRY AND COMMI

supplying ti

8,000 bales, inducting

xpoit

The Money

)NDAY

n speculation an

Market remains in a

The demand for Discount continues o.

I transactions in

.iet state

a very

Bullion are also unimportant,

there are still orders in the market fo

shipments to. the. Continent.
;12 of PA rl 1, fZIP fl 1' •i 2,11 cy." v., T

The Silver market

for the requirements for exports to the East, and

Stagnation

mtinues to prevail on the London

Stock —Exchange,

This, combined with the state

neat that a special cabinet council had. been con

tternoon; cause(

Consols, Nv

ich at the close

eclinC in

e quoted at 95 to

)51T for both Money and the Account ; the Ne

yes at 95;

to 96; and, Exchequer Bills, 21 to

The only new feature it

Share Market to-day, was an advance in Lancal

and. Yorkshire. S

The other Stocks and Shares continued

firm, closiilk

steadil

I.IIIS ton,

3,000

at £4 12s

sufficient Turuent

523. 6&

eoramon-at
tons Honduras

ladelphia Bark, at 9

Twent►• to.
tk_ few bairel3

Ten tons. Ani,A'

;d. per ton

No business reported. At th
525. 9d. prompt cash, witt

ionth open

RPOOL CATTI

ARKET

stock at market yesterla

,ttle and rather acs.

;s in

but little difVerent in quantity from that of th
Monday. The demand for the best quality
Mern utt was good at full prices. Beef was
od. to 7d. • Mutton from 61-tolid: per lb. ;
stock ratl4,lower. The numb'dr of Cattle fo
2,410, orEtheep 12,117.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET,

morrow :—Su g 6 : 5OO hhd,. Wet India,
Bepgal, 4,00 bags DI Bras/
Plaint:s* 1',4Q0 bags ',..alive eel lo

Java, and 3,offbp ens:sod.
—Busin `1 as been done in f
private tract, at previous rat

SUGAI
Friday,

Ride has been in gbc
irgeof;„St. Domingo sold for Trieste at-
alteration in this market si
of 016 • lette
-rukrait

T4Zont

Refraction 81; to 101 sold at
were lnwpr tirinnA_

s in good demand.
—2OO bags, at 16s. per cwt

LONDON

TALLOW MARKET

565. 6d.; Petc;isbarg Y.C., on ti
; September, 555. 9d.; Octob,

9d. to

The -following appeared in a part of our
f Sa.

THE MONEY :11ARKET.
(From the Times City Article.)
.17 EVE.)iPsiG.—The English Full

Daring the past week the tendency of th
count has been rather downward thaniipA
further adverse movement in the bullion w,

For the moment there is no part;

i 0 bags at 16S. per cwt.'
Bombay Linseed at 495. t
495. 6d. from the quay. 30
at 425., a small lot of orrjin

my tons common grindia

wittiout alteration an price ; market steady. Ot
at late advance. 1 ton Eating Oil at Os. 9d.-per
Good refining Lard, 575. 300 barrels common 1
the spot at 3s. ,10d., and 200 barrels Waal
good common, to arrive, at 4s. 70 barrels SI
_

Id ;peed
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

IC WOl.l

to mak

side having addressed

• The learned coitus(
the jury, his lordship carefully summed up tiie evidem
He said the case generally turned upon the credit give .
to the testimony of the respective parties. The main

..itte was sold at the fair market pric
defendants were justified, either by an arrangement c
by usage, in selling the cotton without first making a
application to their principals, the plaintiffs.

and wheal(

In this case Mr. Jam
tAhrizt, 01111An.,11

and M

Q.C., Dr. Wheeler, and Mr.
plaintiffs ; and Mr. Wilde,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

have r

to enter goods,

on them-for charges ineurrea ;
goods are not claimed within a given time, was in-
troduced by government during the first session of
this year's parliament. Owing, however, to the change in
government, the bill was not proceeded with ; but it has been
examined by your council, and approved of. Several alterations
have also been suggested by other associations, which were
submitted to your council, calculated to render the measure
more effective,bo which your council have likewise given their
The bill will, no doubt, be again introduced next Year,
.en it will receive tire best consideration of your hoard.

'EW SCALE OF RATES FOR DOS

PORTERAGE

On the invitation of the Mersey Dock and harbour Board,
your council referred this matter to one of the sanding com-
mittees, who gave full attentio 1 to it ; but seeing that the
other commercial associations had already furnished the Dock
Board with special reports on the subject, your council merely

comma tneir reply to a rccommenaauon teat tee_ Dock Board
should direct their attention to the difference between the rates
charged for dock porterage in the docks, connected with the
warehouses of the board, and those prescribed to the master
-ler docks, with a view to their assimilation as

porters at the nth
far as practicable,

TOWN PORTERAGE RATES.
Your council have considered the desirableness of taking
steps for the purpose of procuring a revision and authorisation
of the scale of rates for porterage unconnected with the dock
but as they understand the local authoritic
the subject, further action has been d
what proceedings may be taken

are considering

c application of the

iES PAID TO LABOUR:MS, &C.
statistical department of the

he wages paid to labour
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

arouse the soundest sleeper at any hour re-

quired.

Although offered at so low a price,

every clock is carefully examined by expe-

rieneed workmen under B. L.'s personal su

AND HOUSE CLOCKS

REPAIRED ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERM

Closed on Saturdo

11.

till dusk

O,H N g ,

OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT,

23, SOUTII CASTLE-STREET.

TH
B only place where Gentlemen can DINE
comfortably during this hot weather is the

ALBANY

DINING ROOMS

The pleasant coolness and the sweetness of the atmosphere in.
these Rooms will add much to the enjoyment of a Dinner,
unexceptionable both for preparation and service.

-WHEN YOU WANT Genuine LEFT-OFF
CLOTHES, go to JACKSON'S, 92, Great Crosshall-
Street, three doors from Byrom-street.

R A H AM'S

LONDON TEMPERANCE HOTEL;

22, MAXWELL-STREET, GLASGOW

For cleanliness and despatch not to be suraassed. First
house opened in the Kingdom worthy the name of a Temper-
ance Hotel. Charges moderate.

Just Published. Price Is. Post Free for 13 Stamps.
A NEW AND PRACTICAL GUIDE for the Resident and
Stranger to the World's Metropolis, Mighty London ! and
its Environs, by Railway, Steamboat, or Omnibus, contain-
ing a complete List of the Free Sights and Exhibitions, and
descriptive of everything really worth notice, the whole of
'he information brc•—• .^ the date of Publication ;

h* (town tc
shed Men and Women connected

with notices of Dieting
with its History.

London : GOFF and Co., Ci

BARNUM ON MONEY MAKIN(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

and th
pro Cellar Stone

GLOWS' HALL, ST. ANNE-STREET.
plendicl_lLALL to_be LET, for Lectiire

I TibitiOns,lie Meetings, Enter
,ers, Tea Parties, &c. Terms modem
The CELLARING under the II

:ainments, Public

all to be LET

First-rate Premises in South Castle-street, being
the best Situation in. -Liverpool for the Shipping, Trade,
e, if hle for an Ironmonger. Skin Store Dealer, or other

'

;p, wick

Apply to Betteley ai
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

Walta

Scotland-'
A th (11 -q

kin
Boa(
non—:

llspinall.~ Great Hom
ported by Mr. Bremner

hear ti

by Joh:s. Yates' jun.—Hopwood-street, Joan L'l4,
Latimer- Oreet, William. Benj. Hill, supported by
Aspinall.—Limekiln-lane, Ellen limiter, supported
Mr. Snowball.—Louis7strcet, George Lewis, suppo
by Mr. Bretherton. New Boundary-street, JOE
Paxton, supported by Mr. Snowball.— Regent-r.
Jane Beckett, supported by Mr. Bretherton.—ScotL
road, Henry Wolstencrolt, supported by Mr. Sn
Scotland-road, Henry Thompson, Kipp)
by Mr. Bluck.—Tatlock-street, Jas. 'Munroe, suppol
by Mr. Steble.—Vauxhall-road, John Clewortit,—l

—Ford-street, Vauxhall-wa

The Tifaiqu

Dover to

Lord Ii
iced at I

worth C
Oa I'
Royal I
of the
the tern

The he
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

ifton Park, Birkenhead
lntial HOUSEHOLD PURNIT

NORTETRN DAILY TINES

ssates bar gkitrtion.

Y IN LIVERPOOL, PELONGIN

O .TIIE CORPORATION

By Mr. BRANCH,

'o
-morrow, the 3lst instant, at Twelvc o'clock at nool

at the Clarendon-rooms, upon Lease

frontage, V

sixteen years'

pureh.Ese, with of

the purchaser to commute certain portion

of the Purchase-

money fol

annual payment or rent-,

Lot 1. ALL that Piece or Parcel cif LAND, situate
and being upon the north side of Erskine-street,

containing about 9E73 2-3rd square yards

All that Plecespr Parcel of LAN

iliac and being upc

the north side of Athol

-street and south side of Han

adjoining the Atho-:

sect Midewell, and Lontainal

1,482 square yards

3. All that Picc. .e

Parcel of LAND, upon the north-cast
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

A-E LLI

HIPPON at-

Tth side of Leigh-

-MOUSE,

street, anti the STA-

-lIOLTSE, No. 76,

the occupation of Mr

•-street, in the occ

lreet, in the oc

NVELLING,IIOUI

f the llonic

HOUSE, situate

/c of S

Mr. John M‘Millan

AM or DWELLING-lIOTJSi

aid, in the oecu.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

conclusion
_that circumstances of suspicion cannot be

explained because they are not,
the inferences sought to be drawn from th(
of the fire in different rooms of the house, and other cir-
cumstanceswhen we consider that the house was an old
house, that a fire of considerable intensity existed for a

weakens much

considerable time in the very centre of it
when the fire in that room began to be got

SOUTH LANCASHIRE ASSIZES

CROWN COURT.-MONDAY

MUSES.

[Before Mr. Baron WATsoNI

Iris Lordship took his seat this morning at tea

o'clock

INFRINGEMENT OF A PATENT.

-M 'NEE V. NIMIVIO.

A special jury was empannelled to try this case.
The original hearing commenced on Saturday, and
was resumed this morning. It was an action brought
to recover damages for the infringement of a patent,
taken out in 152 by the plaintiff for an improved mode
of manufacturing a rubric belongint, to a class of goods
called zebras, that is largely consumed in the Fast
Indies. Formerly zebras were woven in a Jacquard
loom, from dyed warp and dyed weft ; the outside por-
tion of the fabric had a figured pattern—the inside was
soft and spongy. Mr. M'Nee's invention enabled him
to dispense with that complicated mode of weaving. His
claim was for the production of a printed instead of a
woven zebra ; one side of the cloth, which was manufac-
tured by the common loom, being plain or twilled, that
it may receive the printed pattern ; the other side being
" plusled" or " backlashed," that t le fabric may have
the soft, spongy qualities of the original zebras. It was
alleged that the only difference in the goods. manufactured
by the defendant, cimpared with the plaintiff's, was that
therewians
tahe figureelsmaolith,
was in a grey state, and scarcely discernible when the
printing rollers had passed over it.
not ve on
ry the
perceptible obverse or
when the cloth
printed side,
'
woven
About thirty-five witnesses from Manchester, Glasgow,
and other places, were examined on behalf of the re-
spective parties. Their evidence was, to a great extent,.
of a technical description, and wholly uninteresting to
the general reader.

His Lordship, in summing up, said that the question
for the jury was, whether the goods manufactured by
the defendant were identical with the plaintiff's, or were
a colourable imitation thereof, or whether they were a
distinct mid independent fabric, not embodying the
plaintiff's i^s•ention

The jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict
for the plaintiif—damages ls.

This -ease finished the business of the present assizes,

_.__

NISI PRIUS COURT

YESTERDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-30

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Wanklyn, Bury, Lancashire; or 141cssrs. Crossley a:
Manchester.

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OFFICE.VV handwritinn, to Lcckh::rt an fßaOr, 1;
, 6tapgAtal ANTED, an experienced in. own
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WANTED, a respectable YOUNG MAN, as COACHMAN.
One having seine knowledge of gardening would be
preferred.--Applications, with references, to be addressed to
A. P., Huskisson-street. 6a29

'WANTED, a FOREMAN MASON. Must be capable of
xg, setticut work, and understand plans thoroughly
None 'need apply
character and abilit

who cannot furnish good .references as to
:address T. R., Northern Times office.

WANTED, a SERVANT WOMAN, of steady habits, and
middle nee (Irish'.) Must have a first-rate charac-
ter, as she can make the place a home. See reference list,
NOriltern Daily Times office. • 3,1

lATRIMONY

tion• and education, with .
"Matrimony," orthri•nt D.

to Ina.tiimoil

VVANTED, 'APPRENTICES and DR
class private Dressmaking Busine:
knowledge of the business is maim'.

'ening only, to'3lrs. licy;1Z)lil, 142

THE Advertiser, whOsea-e7ifitwWity-five, of a good per-
sonal appearance, is desirous of Ooening a Correspon-
dence with some lady, not over thirty, with a view to Matri-
mony. She must be of some education, and a kind agreeable
disposition, and will meet with the same in return. Those
who ale sincere may address, with perfect confidence, Edward
G. Weston, Havre, France.