Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-08 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 8, ISAP

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LIVERPOOL VOLUNTEER
-ALERY AND RIFLE BRIGADE

PVRSUANT TO THE ACTS FOR THE RELIEF OF
INSOLVENT DEBTOBS IN—ENULAND.---StE NOTICE AT
TEE END.
THE following PRISONERS, whose Estates and
Effects have been,vested in the Provisional Assignee by
order of the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors, and whose
Petitions and Schedules duly filed have been severally referred
and transmitted to the County Court hereinafter mentioned
pursuant to the statute in that ,behalf, are ordered to be
brought up before the Judge of the said Court, as herein set
forth, to be dealt with according tq law.
Before the Judge of the County Court of Lanca'slilre, holden at
Liverpool, on Wednesday, the 23rd day of November, 1859,
JAMES OGDEN (sued with one Samuel Henry Wood), late
of No, 6, North-view, Edge-lane, Stanley, near Liverpool, in
the county of Lancaster, dealer in cotton and sacking, and
being a commission agent; previously a No, 22, Sophia-street,
and of No. 10, Queen-street, both in Liverpool aforesaid, dealer
in cotton and sacking, and being a commission agent ; and
formerly of No. 2, Back Chatham-place, Edge-hill, and of No.
14, Exchange-street East, both in Liverpool aforesaid, dealer
in cotton and sacking, and being a commission agent.
CHARLES CAMPBELL, late of No. 3, South-view, Water-
loo, near Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, and of No. 12,
Brunswick-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, corn broker, pre-
viously of No. 3, South-view, Waterloo, aforesaid, and of
Fenwick-chambers, Ferivick-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, corn
broker 'previously of NQ. 3, Sputh-view, Waterloo, aforesaid,
and of 'No. Brunswick-street, in Liverpool aforesaid, corn
broker, and formerly of Highfield-park, Rock Ferry, in the
county of Chester, and of Fenwick-street; in Liverpool afore-

On Saturday night, a meeting was held at the
Peel Institution, Accrington, for the purpose of
of affording an opportunity to Lord Brougham to dis-
tribute the prizes and certificates awarded by the East
Lancashire Union to the successful candidates belonging
to the various institutions in the district. The Right
Hon. Lord Brougham presided, and although the rain
fell in torrents during the afternoon, the large room
was well filled with a highly respectable audience of
about 1,200 persons. Amongst those upon the plat-
form were Lord Stanley, Sir J. K. Shuttleworth, the
Rev. Canon Richson, Mr. W. Fairbairn, F.R.S. ; Mr.
Edward Watkin and Mr. E. Potter, of Manchester; Mr.
J. Robinson Kay, of Bury ; Mr. Kennedy, one of her
Majesty's inspectors of schools ; Mr. Moore, &c.
The proceedings were commenced by Mr. Kennedy
presenting to Lord Brougham the successful candidates.
Lord Brougham then awarded prizes and certificates
to 77 male students, and to 15 female students. The
three first prizes, which were of the value of £5 each,
- awarded -to Charles Smith,. of Burnley ; Matthew
Ainson, Rawtenstall ; and to Eleazer Manley, of
ournley. His lordship then, in a long address, went
over the various topics in connection with education,
which he has so frequently and so continuously brought
before the public for many years. He also dilated at
great length on the value of mechanics' institutes, and
took occasion to refer to the remarks which he had
recently made before the Congress of the Association for
the Promotion of Social Science at Bradford. His
lordship's address was received with great enthusiasm ;
and, in the course of its delivery, he was frequently
interrupted by loud cheers.
Mr. H. Chester moved a resolution to the effect that
the system of annual public examinations of candidates
for prizes, whether conducted in provincial unions of
institutions, or as offered to the whole country by the
Society of Arts, affords the means of testing the effici-
ency and stimulating the efforts of all classes, enabling
the employers of labour to select from the best-con-
ducted youth attending them such as showed by talent,
industry, mid perseverance that they deserved promotion.
Ile detailed. the scheme of education which the Society
' had set on foot, and described what he considered

WALTON DISTRICT

--ARTILLERY COMPANY

tlttph: inESIDENTS of this District 'are i.—
e'ves• None but strong, active Young
---Forms- of applieatiou may be had from
t ?lON. SECRETARIES, at the Head-Quarters of the
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t_ A EITANTS of Seaforth and Neighbourhcod are
rujil4,l 4w enrol themselves. 'Forms of application may be had

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litrs"NT. SECRETARIES at the Head-Quarters of the
4r. VI,George's-breseent ; or from
'"N D. SLACK, Lawn Cottage, Seaforth.
1859. BY ORDER.

aid; corn broker.
N. 8.---1. If any creditor intends 'to oppose a prisoner's dis-
barge, notice of such intention must be given to, the said
risoner. in writing, which may be left at the gaol two clear
ays before the day. of hearing, above-mentioned, exclusive of
4mday and exclusive both of the day of giving such notice

I.t• SINGER'S AND 00'S
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ft?' reeeiv
ed Eighteen Medals front Eighteen different States,
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l'iti°llln the United States, and the Medal of Honour
t Patis "Exposition Universelle."

2. The petition ana scneauie win ue prualueeu uy Luc intop“
officer for inspection and examination at t.he office of the court
of Ele-ven and Three, on this

1. ACRThe bralN7
,14eal utility and superiority of SINGER'S SEWING
L'e over all others is well known to the public, and
wans'te„," " established beyond a doubt that in every branch of
1,%etl ,',„Where sewing is to be done, these machines can be
t';l‘-'. immense profit. As the speed of the railway train
et 3,4 ravelling on foot. so is sewing with Singer's Machines
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notice being exhibited ; and copies of the petition and schedule,
or such part thereof as shall be required, will be provided by
the proper officer according to the act 1 and 2 Vict. c. 110,
sec. 105.
-treet, Lincoln's-

-Entrance to the office, in Portugal,

plicates of the petitions and schedules, and all

and writings filed therewit]

be prow

,hodd be without them

'4Be Machines can be seen in opei•ation at
to F. T. BLAKEY'S, SHOW-ROOMS,
1, HOUGHTON-STREET,. WILLIAMSON-:

by the registrar of the said county court, tor inspueuu.....
examination at the office of the said County Court, at Liver-
pool, and copies of the petition and schbdule, or such part
thereof as shall be required, will be provided according to sec.

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INSTITUTE, AT ACCRINGTON. were originally intended.
PURSUANT TO THE ACTS FOR THE RELIEF OF
INSOLVENT DEBTORS IN—ENULAND.---fitt NOTICE AT On Saturday night, a meeting was held at the of the great majority range
EER TIIE END. Peel Institution, Accrington, for the purpose of
tribute vigourb
—that is, when the age of
at an end, when the mind
E BR I GAD E. rpHE following PRISONERS, whose Estates and of affording an opportunity to Lord Brougham to dis-
j_ Effects have been,vested in the Provisional Assignee by
the prizes and certificates awarded by the East
RX COMPANY. order of the Court for Relief of Insolvent Debtors, and whoseand freshness of of
Petitions and Schedules duly filed have been severally referred Lancashire Union to the successful candidates belonging acquiring and of assimitlatin
e invited to ENROL and transmitted to the County Court hereinafter mentioned to the various institutions in the district. The Right may think these small matte
Young Men will be pursuant to the statute in that ,behalf, are ordered to be Hon. Lord Brougham presided, and although the rain
had from brought up before the Judge of the said Court, as herein set have some doubt whether
them, but I do so just becau
lead-Quarters of the forth, to be dealt with according to law. , . fell in torrents during the afternoon, the large room
31* from Before the Judge of the County Court of Lancashire, holden at was well filled with a highly respectable audience of to which I have referred cot
r House, Walton-on- Liverpool, on Wednesday, the 23rd day of November, 1859, about 1,200 persons. Amongst those upon the plat- between the efficiency and t]
BY ORDER. JAMES OGDEN (sued with one Samuel Henry Wood), late between the efficiency and
of No, 6, North-view, Edge-lane, Stanley, near Liverpool, in form were Lord Stanley, Sir J. K. Shuttleworth, the tion. (Cheers.) When I 1
the county of Lancaster, dealer in cotton and sacking, and Rev. Canon Richson, Mr. W. Fairbairn, F.R.S. ; Mr. are receiving instruction, wl
being a commission agent ; previously of No, 22, Sophia-street, Edward Watkin and Mr. E. Potter, of Manchester; Mr.
and of No. 10, Queen-street, both in Liverp&ol aforesaid-
; J. Robinson Kay, of Bury ; Mr. Kennedy, one of her whom they ate taken, when
1 dealer
ratter of the teaching given,