The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-09 00:00:00

7.7 E COURT.

WlNDliOlt,'Wednesday, Jan. 7..—The Earl and Countess
Granville,, and Lady Caroline Barrington had the honour
of dining with her Majesty yesterday. The Hon. Charles
A. Gore and Major-General Sir Henry Barnard a: rived in
the afternoon on a visit. The band of the Ist Life Guards
played during dinner the following selection :
March—" The Combermere"... ..... ......... P. Waddell.
Overture . . . on ra
Walzer—"Londoner Saison" ...... ............ L.P.A.zky.
Grand vatitaidie—" Der Frei:sc' utz " Weber.
Ada and Valise— `Alt the a.sedo "

Mazonrka
Her Majesty's private band afterwards attended inAthe
Castle and played the following pieces :-1.
Overture—" Lestocq"
Rondo Papugeno Violin (E. Pemenei)
Selection—" A Winter's Tale"
The Queen walked in 'the grounds adjoining the Cast).
this morning, accompanied by the Prince of Wales
Prince Alber,.. went out shooting,: accompanied by Ear
Granville and the Hon. Charles Gore. The Duke and,
Duceess of Nemours visited her Majesty.

Count Morny is, it is said, about to marry the daughter
of tho Princess Trowbetzkoy of St. Petersburg.

The Duchess Henrietta of Wurtemberg, mother of the.
reigning Queen of that country, died on the 2nd init.
This princess, who was daughter of the late Prince Charles
of Nassau Weilburg. was born on the 22nd April, 1780.
and was married in 1797 to Duke Louis of Wurtemberg‘
uncle of the reigning King, deceased in 1817.

Prince Adolphus de Sayer Wittgenstein Hohensteht,
formerly minister of Hesse-Darmstad, in Austria, has just
died suddenly at Frankfort.

Misi Nightingale has arrived at her father's residence,
near Romsey, in Ilampshim. She dined with Lord and
Lady Palmerston, at Broadlands, on Friday last. The
Vioar and Mayor of Romsey were also of the dinner
party.

EMIGRATION A G iNTS.—The Government paid in the year
ended March last the sum of £16,340 to emigration agents.
MISS JULIt ST. GEORGE AND Si.CHRYSOSTOM'S
WORKING MEN'S ASS IcIATIoN.—We understand that on
Tues lay night, the members of the above named association
were, by Miss St. George's kindness, admitted free to her
entertainment in the Clayton ball. The men and their
families attended in large numbers, and were exceedingly
gratified by Miss St. George's very clever impersonations and
by her charming songs.
CORONER'S INQUESTS.—Yesterday, the coroner held the
following inquests:—On the body of Elizabeth Pritchard,
aged 41, who died suddenly at her lodgings in Alice street,
Paddington. She had been ailing for some time, and on
examination it appeared she died from natural causes.
Verdict accordingly.—On the body of a child, named'Thos.
Wilenry, aged nearly thrce years, who died in consequence
of injuries received by his clothes catching fire, in the
absence of the mother. Verdict, accidental death.
THE NEW MAGISTRATES.—J. B. thffery, Esq., Richard
Esq., and Edward Heath, Eoq., three of the newly
appointed magistrates, took their places on the bench yes-
terday—the two former for the first time. They disposed
of the transfer of publicans' licenses, and from their well
Nknoodwonubbut business
will habits,
useful
ss
habitswerequainted as fail in the details.
active
members of the
borough bench.

DOCK COMMITTEE;

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The weekly meeting of this Committee was held at
one o'clock yesterday—Mr Chas. Turner in the chair.
The following members were present :—Messrs Rankin,
Evans, Halhead, Rounthwaite, Littledale, Barber,
Mondell, Anderson, Hubbauk, Bold. Chilton, Smith,
"Gladstone, Rathbone, Clint, Mann, and Palmer.