Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-14 00:00:00

DEATHS.

On the •th in't., at his residence, 52, Wilbraham street. after a long
and painful illness, Mr. George Power, contractor, aged 45.
On the Stir inst., at Wickham, Catherine, third daughter of the
late Henry Grey. Esq., Of Bamborough, in the county of North-
umberland, aged 84.
On the 9th inst., at h's residence in Dublin, Sir Arthur Clarke.
M.D., Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, and for
many years phys'cian to the Bank of Ireland and to the Metro-
poLtan Police. He was author of several successful works on the
appleation of iodine in tubercular consumption, to which malady he
devoted much of his attention. lie died at the advauc-d age of
83, of low fever, ending in bronchitis, after the short illness of a
week. He was universally respected, and esteemed by al who knew
him for his amiable and charitable dispos tion, and is deeply
lamented by every member of his family and a numerous circle of
friends.

On the 11th inst., at the residence of his ron-in.lar, the Rev.
William Bell, Carlisle, Remy Harrison, Em., of Cheer,le, Cheshire,
aged 75, Eiqoaty-Lieutenant for the county of Chester, and Justice
of Peace for the county of Lancaster.

Vie- Births, Marriages, and Deaths, arc only inserted when seat
to our Office dale smile nticated.

A collision had taken place between the Ladybird and
Champion, steamers, off Cape Otway, when the latter
foundered, with the loss of from thirty to forty lives.
Beside. General Neill, Major Cowper, of the Artillery,
Captain Pakenham, and Lieut. Webster Bateman were
killed at Lucknow.

The lost contains a despatch in anticipation of the news
by the Emu. The ship Dunbar, from London to Sydney,
had been totally lest. The crew ani passengers, 140 in
number, all perished, except one seaman, named Johnsen.
The cargo was valued at £70,000.

Important SALE of Valuable OLD WINES-
BY MESSR'. WINSTANLEY & SONS, Aber
On WEDNESDAY next. the IS, h instant, at One o'clock," 1
ABOUT 700 Dozens of exceedingly se
Rooms, Chureh-street, a
a Oil
llt-ilri
SHEER valuable OLD WINES, ineludinr, SHEER• Dottie,
a remarkably fine character, and PORTS, all very old 111 Cwt
comprising wines of the choicest vintages, chiefly from prilltemoie
and are in the greatest perfection. The whole selected with 311`.•
and are as loilow:

SHERRY.

MADEIRA

PORTS.

CHAMPAGM
DUTCH
LIQUE RS.
The above %
are at Messrs.
and may be to
Ca'ia!ognes.
and Sons' Ode

110 Dozens nutty filvour,very fine. Pale.
112 „ fine delicate " Amontillado."
56 „ finest old ary Ditto.
, 60 „ grand old Fast India, brown.
6i Dozens very fine old East India.
2i „ Malmsey.
' 18 Dozens Roriz, 1844. Bottled 1848.
24 „ „ 1848. , 1850. ....41*
These are all 19--;„‘
2 „ vintage 1820. yst/ yet
nct
5 f f • ably perfect, ,„,,,
little in charite':ors.
f t 1820.
" from different taLttle...,,
6 Dozen "Sandemans," 1834. 18 years "",.„011+''
5 ft 1834. From anotli.
13 „ Croft's, 1840. bot.led 1844. s. Pitt
„ Magnums. Very rare and curioa

Of Bottling unknown

3 „ vintage 1837. Bottled 1844.
9 „ Sandemans, 1851. 5 years in botue•
8 „ Roriz, 'lB5l. 4 years in bottle.
30 „ Sandem, ns, 10 91
74 „ Roriz, 1844. 11
1-42. 12

40 ~

130 „ grand old wine. 16 years
24 „ May's, 1843. 9 ..
61*
20 „ genuine, 1834. Remarkably flae.
115 ~ PORT. 9 Dozen HOCK.
E.-18 to 20 Dozen Champagne, Brand, D. Nentle.
f 8 to 10 Cases, 1 dozen each. Pints.

in bottle•

6101
Wine!, &c., are guaranteed genuine, as described:
Winstanleys' Cellars, from which saa,ples will be
isted the day previous, and at the time of sale. ,a,0107
with full particulars, may b 3 had at Messrs N>,
cos, this day.
AFTER NEXT WEEK.

On TuEsDAY, the 25th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at 06

_
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street,
About B,BCO Cow HORNS. nfatit._/
BROWNg , HUNTER, & CO2I.

Apply to

T-r. CAMERON,
• WATCH AND CHRONOMETER MAKER' rO*
54, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET, LIVE„t—,
'MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, OR airte;;,,gp,
SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROgo*-
CHARTS, &c

TaE5
RAWLE'S PECTORAL COUGH: LOZE sore
For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Dife
Throats, Sze., these Lozenges, which for many yearliaSble
held the highest reputation, will be found a most In'II;
remedy f r a 1 affections of the 10n,,5, relieving and sirar ITC
ing them, thereby protecting them from future attach 3
and consequent inflarnmatiDo. For looping Cough 'Oll4
they are an infarible raft., and pleasant remedy. Prepared
TEIMICK J. WILLIAMS, (late Rattle), Pharmaceutical Cher6d.
Lord—street, Liverpool. Sold in boxes at is 1 Ad, 2s 9d. and "

NOTICIC. tli4
ELECTRO-PLATE Goons.—The e are few branches of art s (14$
more perfection has b.=e, attained in than in this portion of
manufucture, and the most beautiful specimens of spotrlt
goblets, and other table articles of the sort, tray be b7aoeb.e9ie,
E. T. Hall's, of '23, South John-street, who. to his otnel,e io
business, has added a department for the sale of iu.,7,LeturelP,,ty
having been appointed agent to one of the first meertbegea_m""t
Birmingham. The designs in these articles are beantife,, ",„nsiderP.".l
very superior (nearly as go d as silver), and the prim cook fill
all these modtrate to a degree. An inspection of the g
prove the above facts.—Northern Times. Dose°.
Tea sprons
Desert Do. .. .
Table Do. ..
Dessert Forks ......
Table

Do. ....
Sent carriage free to any part of the conerl• dOftate
AN ATLAS GRATIS WIT!! THE " 31
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Sunday, October 4th, 1857, each copy of the Dispatch 1101
accompanied with a map, a chart, or the plan of a princyte„ol;
so as le famish to each subscriber, gratis, the most ceinl''% M.
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map colouring. It is hoped, in the course of no nnreas:n3_,%oo 01,
tractcd time, that the Dispatch. Atlas will contain more nsro leo
positions of ,isla'res thou any other English publication et. 1.41311
' counties wid be given separately, and where they ars alsr
pcpuluus, as In the case of Lancailire, each division of '.etl
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ject of six distinct maps. This names of the dratight"`";
engravers will be the best guarantee for perfect ae'clitsre!:Aeft,o
maps will be as full as clearness and reference will allow. r.l°-- Pof
and discoveries will be given from the best authoritiesolso
engravings will be in the highest style of art, many Oleo 00f
pounds being devoted to their cost, and they will be rstfeetrfoli, •
original drawing's expressly prepared for the seri.'s.
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BANKRUPTS.

By British and Irish ,Magnetic TelegraPl4

John Dodd, Llanolly, hay dealer.
John Johnson, Wakefield, upholsterer.
Thomas Richardson Hyde, Chester, clothier. ,ijigol*
William Fulton and John Slunderson Butler, :4°""
1160
lace manufacturer. ep°
Oliver Morgan, Lilly and Elizabeth Eleanor
timber merchants. ds
James Musto, Joseph Musto, and Robert Willie° is
Mile-end, millrights. 01°
William Swire, James Blair Ellen Swire, and John
Barden, Yorkshire, builders.
James B!aeket, Leeds, grocer.
William Cristell, Rotherhite, ship chandler.
Lusarne Sainson, Hounrditch, merchant.
James McKay, Liverpool, timber merchant.
A. ert '
John McKay, Liverpool, timber merchant. , 00°
John Mason, Gt. Charles Chapel-street, 11
tobacconist. el"
Burrowes Willicocks Arthur Sleigh, late 11 Wit
proprietor, in the Strand. St'
Smith Deeker, Wardonr-street,
upholsterer. per octal
Will Henry 13z ckett, Kidderminster, innkettou
Dovey Hawkesford and John Hawkesford, 13'
manufacturers. r turer'eptit'
Thomas Marples, Litchurch, millstone maned° ..erg
Thomas Browne If annaford, Ratcliffe-cross, slated;ier.
Hcnry Newpass, Newgate.sireet, photographic
Benjamin Barton, Leeds, grocer.
John Chapman, Hartlepool grocer. 7,/ hater'
James Ormesher and William Ormesher,
manufw.tturers.
Peter Kenway, Three King-court, commission si't.
William Green, University-street, builder.
William Grange, Wolverhampton, victualler. niveit-
John Barley Wood and Walter Tarrant;
9ijr!
merchants. ejleeP
Alfred Shuckfort, Francis and George Atleteu'
warehowemen. n.erts. afld
James Williams, Beer.lane, City, shippieg bite, 'lied
Mores Seymour, Llangenneck, Cartaarthiffm. CO
Martin Feynicur, Rcdriege Colliery, Ptir
owners.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. dle, ,i,63011t11
James Thomas Rundle and Bicton Hull W
linen drapers.

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street, t d his
1857*
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14,
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