Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-01 00:00:00

CHURCH RATES

rh6 Church Rates Abolition Bill was withdrawn th
~'he Daily News remarks that the advance

morninE

period. of the session, and the certainty that in the Lords
select
committee of Church Rates would be made a

reason. for resisting the measure; justifieS this step

COMMERCIAL.
(From the Daily News City Article.) '
PRIDAY..tVENING.—The Stock ExChange this morning
Was quiet. The extreme variations in the funds scarcely.
exceeded I per cent. In other departments little alteration
took place in prices.
The demand for 'Money was moderate. No bullion was
taken from the Bank to-day, the £218,000 by the City of
Baltimore supplying the 'moderate wants of exporters to
the Continent.

On 'Change this afternoon rates slightly more favourable
for this country were quoted for bills on Holland, Hamburg
and Frankfort.

The Bank Return for the week ending Wednesday shows
a deeline of £23,697 in the bullion. The aggregate held is
still nearly 171 million& .

FOUND DItOWNED.-0
Ilan. in sail

mrsday last, the body of a
found floating towards the
ly appeared to have been in
from its decomposed state.
len Arms, where an inquest
rued was " Found dead."
AT THE. N o it-sitour. . M ILL. ANOTHER
Fousi).--.-On Saturday morning last another body
found among the ruins of tine NOrth-shore mills. The
Jody was , that of a lad ,named Seddon. . It was
frightfully hurnt, and could not be identified except by some
fragthents of the clothes which remained unburnt. As in
the other cases, the inquest will bc held on the body on
Wednesday.:

lothes, v

The h

fin• five or six we

It was conveyed to the Mu
wa held, and the verdict ret

MARY.—Return for the week
mitted : In-patients, 30 ; out-
,ies, 40. Discharged : Cured,
.equest, 9 ; made out-patients,
remain in the house, 169.
ek, Messrs. J. Livingston
lysician, Dr. Vose. Surgeon,
, Mr. T. S. Walker. Junior
Chaplain, Rev. 11. J. Garrod,
asurer. _ _

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIR
ending 30th July, 1859. Adi
patients, 35 ; surgical casualt
18 ; relieved, and at own T
7.; , irregular, 0 ; dead, 0 ;

Visitorsrfor the ensuing wec

and \V

Mr: ,Stubb!

House-surgeon,

housesur,eon, Mr. J. Allen
A.B. Robert Hutchison, tn._ __
Tun PRINCE'S PARK .ClitlßCll.—Yesterday forenoon this
church was re-opened for divine service, after having been
closed for several weeks, for the purpose of effecting some
alteration in the building. The church has been thoroughly
cleaned, and some improvements introduced, which lends
much additional grace to that already handsome structure.
It is intended further to adorn the church by .putting two
stained-glass windows in the chancel. In the absence of
the. Rev. Dr. APlsToile, the curate, the Rev. Dyson Rycroft
preached an eloquent sermon from the words of the 12th
verse of.the Bth chapter of St. John.
CORONER'S COURT.—On Saturday last 'the following
inquests Were held before John Wybergh, Esq., depaty-
dOroner :—On the body of Jane Owens; a prostitute, who
resided at 33, Gilbert-street, mid who died suddenly in bed
on Thursday last, while in a lit. The verdict was, " Died
from natural causes."-,TOn the body of a man who Was
found drifting up the eddy tide, near George's Mgt'.
Verdict, • " Found drowned."—On the body of a new-born
child, givon birth to by Ann Sharkey, residing at 45, Dance-
strefit. The midwife and another witness, also the surgeon,
who was called upon to examine the child, deposed that the
child was still-born. A verdict to this effect was accordingly
returned. •
Accinms-rs.—On Saturday last, Francis Fitzpatrick, a
labourer, residing in Eldon-street, fell into the well of the
Staniey.Dock Bridge, and sustained a fractured •skull.--Same
day, John Howard;' a, mason, residing in Stanley-street,
sustained a severe lacerated wound in the hand, by being
cruked by a waggon on the Lancashire and Yorkshire
way.—Sane • day, Edward Collins, a labourer,' residingi
in
. ossliall-street, sustained a severe scalp wound, 'by being
knocked, whilst drunk, against the wall in St. Thomates-
bding.—Same day, William Francis, a sailor, while in a
state of intoxication, fell through the garret window Of his
tbaur
ses(
di contusionsohie.belonging
alonndg
residence in Union-street, and fractured his 'ribs, and sus-
lbeaodsbayhilp—e
—Same
,te sustainedday,faT l
ts llugh
11aeli:C:rldee aensoeenv,
one; ktt,he eb. tyl on
him in the hold of the Same shtp.--Yesterd
Cunningham, a sailor, belonging to the steamshipay, Leirolltas
Lass, fell off the gangway on to the deck of the saMe slip,
and received a severe contused hip and thigh.—The above
• cases are under treatment in the Northern Hospital.