Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-10 00:00:00

0C3.015ER 10, 1839.

youth of seventeen, who was drowned wlj
bathing in the river San Maurice. - --
The accounts from Mexico, thrrArgli the sa

making a; Atimicipal Covoratiort the 0 015
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of political controversy

and. contest

yet,. in practice, there. is

diametrically opposite

not any body- of

act more

channel, represent ,that an expedition ,
._
to be undertaken by Miramon, to .proceed-.i.13.-
to the principles t',ley thus pr,„
mediately against Vera Cruz. The fund.s.requisie
for prosecuting this new attack have been rais,d. selves ;1 or who carry into the - Council
principally, it is said,. upon Government Bonds. political animosities to a. gxeater or more Lori"
The starting of the Great Eastern on her trial- - moniOus extent ; in fact, so far,,and in many eases
'
trip is no longera problem. The vast ship • left-
so personally,. as to impede the puhlic business of
Weymouth 'onaturday, the tow Saturday, about half-past three " town. We repudiate Completely the in tro-
o'clock in the _aftern.oon„ and at four had. passed
dnction of political feeling;: a y party element
the head of the-Breakwater. . Being now at sea, .
we have no means of ascertaining what her ile
in the Council Chamber,7 to u.
rate of progress, or how she is deporting herself purpose —the: Legislature- had , ..in view 1 or n -
as a gallant " sea-boat." But from all that has reforming these valuable institutions,—erh-
ot
been seen and known of her, there is n reason- •al
for believing that she will not realise the expec- - ing self government acrd - local regulations
the judgment. and good sense of each inunia
tations which ha,V-e-bneeti formed as to her. capa-
comm.unity, throughout the country.
bilities, her general speed, of sailing, and her , I,oe
steadines4 in the' water. The repairs,-rentlered - In perusing; the various. addresses which '13.0
necessary by the accident. she sustained, have not 'been issued by- that party,. we have observed t f
yet been completed, but the remainder of- them there is no lack of promises 'of retrenClanient"4
will be efficiently made while' she is stationed off an economic expenditure of the Corporate 101/::
Holyhead. In this town and neighbourhood, as
—and such like popular appeals. __Parks for t,
well as all over the country, great anxiety for
prevails to obtain the earliest intelligence of her people, and Parisian boulevards' . the la'tiles
candidate
successful run—no one doubts that it will be are among the baits they- offer. A id
successful—from Weymouth to- Kinsale, and for Great George's Ward, as yet all ulltr
thence to Holyhead, and thousands will proceed- Radical,comp tr
(.opotsee vievai
s
by rail and steamer from Liverpool, and other- ~ lee l) h
places, to welcome her arrival at Holyhead, in people labour,
-0- 1 the course of Tuesday. .
of Parliaments

Donna than theta.

as' quite beside the

in his

programfae

under ichic t

by giving them a Park at the

In another column will be found a report of a
advantacres ! 'We 'presume he means to $93
second prosecution under the Medical he Act. In c' -
will remove all grievance
this case the. defence set up was, that Mr.
Howard, the gentleman against whom the sum= advise this, aspiring candidate,
mons was obtained, had only a week 'or two ago conferred "upon him the honour he
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succeeded, by purchase, to a medical practice at first place to move -in the Council the bill°,
the Old Swan, and was using every diligence to of Elementary Instruction to the peopw
comply with the terms of the statute, and would,.
self of course, included.. We think, b°
in the course of a week or two, be in all respects ' 'get tbilrgy
there is little probability of his party
a "duly registered and qualified surgeon." The
ascendancy, if the Conservatives fight their
county magistrates, before whom the case was
heard, considered the offence was not a heinous ties manfully and determinedly, and earn),
one—he being stated to be, a. fully-educated contest into the enemy's Camp without
fli
surge'on—and they fined him in the mitigated
penalty of twenty shillings.
The questions submitted for the consideration
of the conference at Zurich seem yet to be a good
way off from a settlement. It is now said-to be
doubtfulswhether the treaty of peace will be signed
during the present week or not.

W°l
But

should he,

or faltering. This it is their bounden (lilt, '
and never, perhaps, was it so important
such a duty should be earnestly and energet

discharged than it is at this moment

WE cannot complain, but musty rather

IT is necessary that all true Conservatives should
now be on the alert, and shake off that apathy.tp

upon' it as a healthy feature of the time'
the Church of England, in common virl' 111

ancient institutions,
through the fire, to prove of what sort

which they

is being made

History supplies a precedent for every
chance that is befalling her, nor is tiler! 511,15