Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-05 00:00:00

NORTHERN,- DAILY -TIMES.

-DEPUTATION' Fltol\

TUSCAN)

he .:niur

Arrived -h6re'-.03-dAy;. at noon
n.; I or,. if body and some members- of hirliMtient went to

t the railvva.3.

terminus

through which'they passed. were.:iiehly
taken decorated. immense crowd was conect6d.to
• members' of -the deputation, --

, ~,, anwitect at L,._.
present com•se dressed the people, thanking tliein for the euthu-
-v possibility, siastic reception they had met with. A grand
illumination took place in the evening, and nu-
bodies of national- guards were stationed

we mu

TENCES AT aiir4l39Roroat 'SEssttitlis

day,' at t

he Borough -Seas•

At'ittflews

Jane _Phillips, and Mary Fitzpatrick,
Previous convieti::,lls having-

Burns were sentenced to font-teen years' penal servitud
and- Matthews to ten years' penal servitude. The foci
prisoners were: sentenced to ,is mcriths' impris9nmen`

one month's imnrisoninent,77junry iu urrity :tau ttiva
Murray, • for infVeting grievous bodily harm on John
Wilson,' 'six' and ten months' iMprisonment...--eatharine
Welsh,• for assaulting Jane. Weartliy, two months.—
John Griffin, keeping a house of ill-fame, nine months'
imprisonment.

OXFORD LOCAL 'EXAMINATION

The following Prizes have.been awarded to the Can-
didates who were examined: in Liverpool, and obtained
first-class honours :---

SENIORB

Tl e Earl of Derby's Prize of S. Samuel,
'Clare MoUnt School, Rev. 'W. C. 'Greene : English, 1;
languages; t; -mathematics; 2. • .
Mr. W. E. Gladstone's Prize of R. J. :Lloyd,
Commercial School, Liverpool Institute, A. Macllveen:
English, 2 ; mathematics, 1 ; physics,
Prize of £3.=--D. T% Roberts, • Commercial School,
Liverpool Institute, A. Macllveen English,' 2 ; mathe-
matics, 1 ; physics, 1. •
• Prize of £3.—F. G. Prange, Carlton-terrace School,
D►'. Shore : English, 1 ; languages,_ 1. ,
Mr. R. A. MacFie's Prize a £3,—R. Marquis, Clare.
Mount School, Rev. W. C. Green€ !English, 2,; mathe-
matics, 2 ; physics, 1.
Prize of Zl.--J. Lobley, Collegiate Institution, Rev.
J. S. Howson : Mathematics,.2 ; physics, 1. •
Prize of .£l.—R. Evans, Commercial School, Liver-
pool Institute, A. Maellyeen : Mathematics, 1.

.IUNIOIB,

The Earl of Derby's Prize of £5.--1 * F. Marshall,
Park School, Birkenhead, Rev. R. Wall : Latin, t ;
French, t ; mathematics, 1. ; mechanism, t.
Prize of £2.-2,* 11. A. Crosbie, Clare Mount School,
Rev. W. C. Greene : Latin. t ; Greek, t ; • French, t ;
mathematics, t ; drawing, t.
Prize of £2.-18,..* J. D.' Lewis, Royal Institution,
Rev. D. W. Turner : Latin, t ; Greek, ; French, t ;
mathematic's, t.
Prize of £l.-2(1, W. IL Robinson, Carlton-terrace
School, Dr. Shore . Latin, t ; German, t ; mathema-

tics,t.e;
Prize of A. W. Ronald, Carlton-terrac(
School, Dr. Shore: Latin, t ; French, ; German, t
mathematics, t.
Prize of £l.-35, W. Hughes,.
Liverpool School
Liverpool Institute, A: Macllveen : Mathematics, t
nrchanism' t ; chemistry, t.
Prize of £l.-39, A. H. Samuel, Carlton-terrac
School, Dr. Shore : Latin, ; French, t ; German, t
mathematics, t.

The marks * mean that those 'Candidates paned the volun-
tary examination in the Rudiments of Faith and Religion.
The numbers 1 a-.rd 2 mean that those Senior Candidates ob-
tained first and second-class honours in those sections. The
'lurks + show the subjects in which those Junior• Candidates
satisfied the Examiners, their place in the class-list being de-
cided by the aggregate of their work in those subjects. Lord
Derby's two prizes were awarded to the first senior and first
Junior Candidates sir. Gladstone's to the second Senior, and
Mr. MacFle's to the Senior Candidate who obtained the high-
est place in physical Science.* All the above prizes, though
not limited by any local restriction, have been gained by can-
didatea educated in Liverpool schools. The proportion of
honours gained in Liverpool has been greater than in any other
centre of examination, and, with the exception of one very
small centre, the same may be said of the proportion of candi-
dates who succeeded in satisfyingN.
W the Examiners.
ATERIIOUSE, Hon. Sec.