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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

THE SOUTHERN TIMES, Dorsetshire Herald,
Weymouth and Portland Gazette, and General Advertiser
for Dorset, Somerset, Devon, Wiles, mid.Hants: Published at the
"Southern Times" Office, WeyMorith, every Saturday morning.
Circulation extending over, five Coanties, the Isle oflWight, and
the Channel Islands, under one general management with the
"Dorset County Chronicle." (Dorchester. Thursday.l

Mn maintained with the prixicipal places in
to is manifested by the amount •of local

ntelligence

.1 flows in we

,ble interest has been, and will be, created by the appear-
' of articles by the Editor, (Mr. W. W. Fyfe,)
tit to the Channel Islands traffic, to the Ban-
ns and • Connections 'of the ,Sonth-west, the
ad the peculiar advantages of Fire and Life
se position and prospects of the
at the United Kingdom; and also
ltural Series and ample Literary
Heaton of note emanating froin the
ailway, Educational, Agricultural, and
7 Series are novi'eOmmenced; and as ;priority of attention
cessarily be given to the claims of supporters of the papers,
as Subscribers or. Advertisers, the present is a very fitting
opportunity for stieuring an early notice, aratalso for commencing
Subscriptions with the new volume, which' has in progress a
superb gratis reprint of Ilitchin's scarce " County History of
Dorset," a work worth 70 guineas !

way. C,oituaur

as leading offices thrdi

and Airicu

will nei
whethe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

3 decidedly of opinio:

only cliff

rence would be.

The practice at elections

tinder the Ballot, in th,

United States, very forcibly illustrates this. C

ruption is infinitely more prevalent there than even
in this country, under the operation of the Ballot.
They have a system of ticket voting, which enables
them' to carry up whole -companies of bribed
voters to the poll

and it can always be pretty
-hand how, through such

correctly; calculated befor

means, the election wil

terminate.

We say

personal observation in that

:he Ballot would be no remedy fox

The' only reliable remedy
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

TO PANVIIBROKERS

TO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, the Stock of the late Mr.
Henry Shewell, on the Premises, No. 58, Great 110war.d-
str..ct, with the Fixtures, Furniture, and Geodwill.—Appky, on, the
Kelt!sell to Miss SheWelf, onto Messrs. Neal and Martin, I, Orange-
cont.?, Castle-street, Liverpool. 1

r rid BE SOLD, a good second-hand BEAM E/4 CINE, condensing
JL cyliader 2li diem , 4 ft. stroker patent metallic piston,
cylinder newly bored out, governor air-pump, condensor, feed-
Dump cistern, and all complete, all in good working order, and
,e., apply to J. and
bas 'llly been removed to make room for a much larger one.—For
price,engineers, Nelson Foundry,
near Burnley. Landless) '
6j27
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

MEETING OF THE BRITISH MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION,
HOMAS RE A Y
SURGEON'S INSTRUMENT, SPLINT,
Alm

ELASTIC TRUSS MANUFACTURER,
Will have much pleasure in submitting to the Medical Gen.
-•*ending the Association Meeting his extensive stock of
INSTRUMENTS,
it Improvements in Operative Surgery
4 RATUS
re, Deformity, or Debility.

SUR(
Which comprise all the rec

For Distortio:

Curvat

most recent and
ARTIFICIAL AI

MANUFACTORY

A Printed List of Inst

1 ii lA ET

L 'l' 1!: Y

considere
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Wholesale Agents fo; Liverpool—Aiessrs.Raimes & Co. ; Messrs,
Evans & Son, Hanover-street ; Messrs. Sharp, Higgins and Co.

CIONFIDENTIAL CON
1 CURES.—Messrs. S. and

Jusulted oil all ca

al debility, I

tions of t

iTILTATIONS.—CERTAIN
SWEDOUR, 64) Seel-street,
^s of nervous, mental, or
in or spirits, painful dreams,
having had-gtdat experience,
leived high honour and testi-
' secondary symptoms, affee-
xres, and those -.diseases
',le,- they are enabled to

use of

•ct.iry, capivi, or any
mably used by the
se cases have been
bl 9, are particularly
no instance do they
EDOUR'S ng
HYG effectedElAN . FeHe, 10s. ;
ERB
ercury, &c., and cure in two
at" change of diet or confine-
. each ; post free, 4d. extra.—
KER OF LIFE Pr..m.. -

The VOB:DIAL EUXER I
nds debilitated ; and a t:
motions to then' natural tor

:•temlance from Nine till
Me till Two. Priv.t,

3ADOR

HEALTH !
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Offic

-street, London. Advertise

;itculd reach tlieioffide

by Two p.m

GRA S

LONDON

TEMPERANCE

HOTEL,

29, MAXWELL-STREET,' GLASGOW

For cleanliness and despatch, not to be surpassed: First house
opened in the Kingdom worthy the name of a Temperance Hotel.
Charges moderate.
ANDERSON'S (LATE) SAINSBURY'S
SODA WATER .Ni_TEACTORY,
•

AND
: R.E FRESHMENT ROQ3I,
22 EXCIIANGE-STEEET EAST• -
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AND PALA.TES

TS, have the honour, to inform th

from T
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each 'Mouth
each Moilth

Friday in k

Month
,ch Month

second and fo
third Monday

ti Mont}

to the profession) are c
hus at one

ENTAL ESTABLISHMENTS
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SI'POSITE BERRY-STRI
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The•above Portable Clod

without chains

or welghts) are acknOwledged to be the ch

est, best, and most useful ever of

for their accuracy and durab

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VOLUNTEER RIFLE

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Gentlemen desirous of joining the various, VOLUNTEER CORPS
now fotining Liverpool and neighbourhood can inspect. the
AUTHORISED ',UNIFORMS at the Establishment of
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MILITARY TAILORS
3,-SOUTII CASTLE STREET,-3, •

LIVERPOOL

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FOA INFANTS, ADULT

INVALIDS

pu RE

FOR SALE OR HIRE.
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H. LLOYD, IVIANUFAQTIJRER,_
110, BOLD-STitEET',' LIVEnPOOL,
AND 157. BROAD-STREET. BIRMINGHAM.

In Cas:

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VERY 00 L,

LIVERPOOL,

WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY MADE AND REPAIRED ON THE MOST REASONABT

it numerous patients, and the

-STREET, LONDON

,71, Sankey-sl

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,98, Bark-street.

Ili), Standishgate

138, Lord-street

Righ-street.
Uxbridge Arms.
Watergate-street

71, Caitle-hi
.Soutergate.
.Fishmarket
14, Louther

bled to supply at charges in
e abolishing the necessity for paying iabulou

AND. 110, REGENT-STREET

LARM CLOCKS and TIMEPIECES

with the greatest facility to

Although offered at so low a price,

is carefully examined by expe-

rienced workmen under B. L.'s persor

super-

lence, and are warranted to keep correct

TERMS

BROWN & POLSON'S PATENT CORN FLOUR

"This is superior to anything of the kiad known.—Lancet."
Obtain it from Family Grocers or Chemists 'who do not substitute
inferior articles. Packets, ld
LIVERPOOL WHOLESALE AGENTS,
WRIGHT. & CROSSLEY, NORTH Joinv STREET.

DESKS, WORK-BOXES, & TRAVELLING-BAGS,
SELLING OFF, at G. J. KEET'S, 88, 90, and 92, Renshaw-
street. Five quires Note-paper (good), One Shilling ; 100 Adhesive
Envelopes, Sixpence. Oil and Water Colours, Drawing Paper and
Brushes, Materials for Drawing, or the Art of making Stained

DEVONSHIRE CIDER

ROUGH CIDER on SALE at.
"THE LONDON," CLAYTON-SQUARE

and Quart and Pint Bottles
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

FOR SALE

The handy Brig NORTH STAR;
lewth 101 feet, breadth 23 feet 5-10ths, depth 13 feet
r"—„,4.77\ 5- ths, 247 tons register, built at Nova Scotia in 1854,
'''''*f",a\Nei and is now classed A. 1, is sheathed with zinc, which
' • • is itialair order, and will be found, upon inspection, a
Very desirable v'essel for the coasting, or any other trade her size
may suit; lying in Brunswick-dock. For further particulars,
nveutoncs, Sec.,, apply to

WILSON, 6, York-buildings, Liverpool,

CURRY, KELLOCK, and CO.,
unrrx-Ens FOR 'um SALE AND PURCHASE OF
SIUPS AND STF.AMERS, SHIP VALUERS, AND
fi.X-010; APPOINTED BROKERS TO TILE lIIGII COURT OF
-4===---,- ADMIRALTY, Waltner-buildings, Water-street.

r
,

ROBERT A. MUNN AND Co.,
ADMIRALTY BROKERS
BROKERS FOR TILE SALE oP SHIPS AND
STEAMERS, SHIP VALUERS, &c.,
3, York-bu,ildings, Liverpool.
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rious obstacle to her efficient

oppose a se:

It has become (

this occasion of scandal

and caul,

whatever may be the g

intrinsic validi

of England of one of

questionab

ine of reasoning

uggest that these rights of co:

be rights of robber

;0 wort

Ls ; or t

and pro-

therefore, to remove

)f accusation ; and

and of . her tc

ure, or th
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ADAMS'S TW() SIIILLII\

Hound in VELVIA

WHERE DO NOU DINE( OR

ANGEL

L A It I) E

FIRST DOOR IN NORTH JOHN-

DALE-STREET

NO FEE TO WAITER

t CHOP OR STEAK, with VEGETABI

DINNER PLATE OFF THE

With VEGETABLES, IS

FISH AS IN SEASON

POULTRY IN PERFECTIo

TEA OR COFFEI

SOUPS

LONDON IMPERIAL STOUT,

ALLSOP'S PALE AND MILD ALI.I

IN FINE CONDITION

THE

ANGEL LARDER,
FiRsT Boon IN NORTH JOHN-STREET FRou D A lA..

STREET.
LONDON AND PROVINCLU. PAPERS.

NOTTINGIIAM STRONG A I. h:

WINES, SPIRITS, &c.

ato PARTNE

S'CENI

3ther for,

-TRIED EN

APERS.
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-Volt SALE, a Double Perambulator, in excellent order, cheap.
✓ Apply at Dublin Vaults, 34, Great Crosshall-street.
IbO be SOLD, Building Materials, at the Top of Shaw's-brow;
also, a quantity of excellent Slates. 28j13a
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TO TAU
ANTED, a Fo]

Wholesale and R

`/ANTED,
y charge of a pony

active 1

TO
PARENTS AND (
lishment in Livery

WANTED, an a
- incumbrane
Spirit Vaults in a :
Apply by letter B I

WANTED, a You.
Business. One
preferred.—Apply at 35,

WANTED, a Pree(
Derby-road, S

IXTANTED, in a LAI
V V under sixteen yet
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are fast

tion. What th

view from w

the part of

stand

gregat

Heaver

Divine Go

wise or religious ma

and, cc

and him all the apparent defnrmit

gments,. ti

.ow circuit, t

ust them into .11

That sympathy which is the source. of

rue philosophy is alor

correct€

Viewing the Chu

it is our highes

tion t

,ted to destroy our

ciples

or to weal

in lie.

As for the Present Churei

-rate Bill, we cannot

bring ourselves to think that the House of Lord

accept it without th

provision of some sort of

that they m

ion of Chin
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ENGRAVER AND LITHOGRAPHER,
AND GENERAL. ADVERTISING AGENT,
CASTLE STREET. 32

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in less than f.
ails : supplied w

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ORIGIN,

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ale Wareho

DAY and C,

Sole Prppiictoi

DEPOT.—Radical Cure
lays obtained by Dr. Brou's Injection, from
mmense success at the Hospitals. G. PICOT

, late Army Surgeon, &e

Parliament) may be.cor

RnIAN MEDI-
Foreigmers may

SAT PURIFIER OF. THE BLOOD.
JACOB TOWNSEND'S GENUINE
L AMERICAN SARSAPARILLA is the noblest
s invaluable root ever discovered. It was intro-
id in 1851, and proved by experience to be the

radicating all impurities from the system. It
,est relief in all cases arising from irregular or
n~ colds, &c., and all cutaneous disorders,
;e to the skin. Extended par-
an Medicine may be procured

nts, 2s. 6d. ; Pints, 4s. ; Small
Mammoths, its.
'RAND, London

J. J. HALLI-
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;, Llveii•Ool ;

IGRATION TO

JOSEPH

fiber of the Provineil
id at his office, •
BUILDINGS, WATT

10, DRI7Ii,Y-:
;ivo informati

and also Grant
FREE LAND ORDERS OF FORTY ACRES
r each adult over eighteen years of agerand twenty acres for each.
ild over five years of age.
the parties eligible arc agricultural labourers_ and servants,.

XBr6

GRAPI

found

'larch., 1859.

icreograph (No
as the_novantal
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LAVENDER WATER of the finest quality

Oriental or PERSIAN
other fashionable Perfun

MAR.SHMA.
&c.

3W LO,

Y AND BATH SPONGES

ROWLAND':

ASSAD., KALYDON, AND ODONTD

AN OLD F

It is calc

are now festering on

the plain

yule Time

ED'

KARD KELLY tali

of the Boys over the 1

It was a summer e
Old Caspar's wo:

And I
Was sitting ,
And by him sported on the green,
His little grandchild Wilhelmine

ge door,

She saw the little Butterman
Roll something large and round;
That he beside the rivulet
In playin

had;
She cane to
ask what head found,
'That was so large, and smooth and round.

xmd Caspar took it from the boy,
Who stood

fie old m

And
Tis some DO

tOok his head,

skull," said he,
letory."

"I find them in the garden, for
There's many here about ;
And often, when I go to plough,
The ploughshare turns them out;
For many a thousand men," said he,
-" Were slain in the great victory."
"Now tell us what 'twas all about,"

he cries-- --
nine looks up,

And little Wi]
With wond4
" Now tell us

And what thi

the'r for?"

"It was the Frenc
" That put the A
But what they kil
I could not TS el
But everybody sa
" That 'twas a fal

par said,

11y father dwelt—'
Yon little str-

They burnt
And he N.

Sa with_ his w

Nor had he ;rued'

"With f
Was u,

And man
_ And riC

3ut thing; iij
At every fain,

"They say it was a
After the place was won ,
Tor fifty thousand bodies here,
Lay rotting in the sun;
But things like that, you lr
After a famous victory -1

Great prais
They style(
Why 'tyras

"Nay, nay, n

" And ever
_1 Who sod

Why, t
"But 'tw

COURT BOUQUET, and all

oughs, Affections of the

Family Articles in great variety.
scriptions dispensed with fresh Drugs of the first qualify
58, BOLD-STILBET.

V.D WITH A NEW FACE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

TIIE CUMBERLAND PACQUET,
Established 1774.

Published at 26, King-street, Whitehaven, by Robert Foster, every
Tuesday. Price, 3ad. ; or Stamped, 41d. ; Credit, 16s. ; or
Stamped, El per Annum.

THE CUMBERLAND PACQUET is a full-sized paper
of eight pages, containing forty-eight columns of closely-
printed matter, and its circulation extends throughout the counties
of Cumberland, Westmoreland, Lancashire, and Yorkshire, as well
as very generally over other parts of the kingdom. AS an Adver-
tising medium this journal cannot be surpassed, being read by the
!eadang gentry, clergy, agricultural, shipping, and commercial
classes of the district in 'which it is circulated.. The number and
influence of its subscribers renders it a most eligible medium for
advertisements of estate and other property ; and the commercial
community cannot avail thernSelves of any provincial journal better
calculated to introduce their announcements to the class of news-
paper readers whose attention to such advertisemeots is sought to
be obtained. to

MILE MORNING CHRONICLE having, at the close of
last year, passed into the hands of a new Proprietary, is now
conducted under an entirely new management.
During nearly a Century THE 'MORNING CHRONICLE has
been the steadfast advocate of Liberal principles and enlightened
views ; always ready to support the Statesman whose measures
were calculated to promote the general interests—never the tool of
Party.

Faithful to its old creed, considering judicious amelioration to be
the best Conservatism, THE MORNING CHRONICLE earnestly
supports our venerable Constitution in its essential principles—
principles none the less hnportantin their practical efficacy because
brought into harmonious concurrence with the genius and tendencies
of the age.

Every- department of this Journal has been remodelled. Its
Political Information is derived from unquestionable sources ; and
whilst it keeps its readers conversant with all important occur-
rences, political and social? both at home and abroad—the lighter,
but not unimportant, claims of Literature and. Art are equally
represented in its columns.

The constant aim of the present Conductors of THE MORNING
CHRONICLE is to make it en organ of influence amongst Stat., a-
men and public men of all denominations; and whilst presenting
a faithful reflex of the events and feelings of the day, not to lose
sight of the permanent interests and prospective destinies of society.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

lowest grades of whi

Advanced Liberals" would extend th,

.e elective

franchise

Now, we are far from meaning to cast
any unfavourable _reflection upon the respectable

working classes in this respect. It is the case, among
all classes of society, that there are some unworthy

,
persons ; and we would not, by any means, insinuate

that even

bribery and corruption are confined cx-

elusively to the poorer classes. But the temptation

is much more irresistible among those classes. Very

often it oceurN

'gat, as it was with SHAKSPERE'S

poor apothecary, their poverty, and not their will,
consents. And, certainly, the most infamous part

of such proceedings as those we refer to,

where Liberals persons professing extraordinary
purity, and liberality, and propriety should
take advantage of the unfortunate condition of those

to whom the elective franchise has been entrusted,

and -debauch them, as it has been proved-they did
in the cases alluded to. As the learned counsel
before the Huddersfield Committee is reported to
have observed, " One GODFREY NOBLE would tell

" them that he was introduced to Mr. LEATHAM, that
"he afterwards saw him at Huddersfield, and that
"he told him to go to the Committee at the White
" Horse, and go to work there. He afterwards went
" about to the Committee-rooms, at which no business
"was done, and flashed <£.so Bank of Elegance notes
" before the eyes of the electors, saying that there was

" plenty more money where that came from. The
" Advanced Liberals were willing to pay well for votes
" with the complicity of Mr. ',HAMAR. Among others
"Nom& went to a man named EDWIN BOVEY, and
" gave him £5 in real looney to vote, and another
"man named JOHN FISHER was bribed by one of Mr.

" LEATHAM'S Committee men. Two cases of abduction
" would be distinctly proved. Others would doubt-
" less come to light. Indeed, more than all he had
"stated would be proved; but if he only- proved half,
"he was convinced that the Committee must decide
"that the seat was vacant, on the ground of bribery
"and corruption." And, in fact, more than all
this has been proved, and distinctly brought
home to the immaculate "Advanced Liberals,"
and
--"Advanced " with a vengeance, it would
seem, in the practice of bribery and corruption,
whatever else they may yet have to be " adT=
aea
in.

There is another point of tion, such as this view in which eerruP"
, is to be view-ed. It not only
t
vitiates the mind of the elector, as one who is abouto discharge what ought to
tal.,) considered a solemn
public trust, but it seems V:, debase his whole charac-
ter. For instance, in, 'she Wakefield case, not only
did they take the k:ibes which the Liberals so shame-
fully tempted ilem with, but after all they did OA
fulfil theirengagements. The Liberals succarjded,
it ryld
it
ali sense of honour, by eati in destroTing
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

BIRKENHEAD.
OLD POST-OFFICE HOTEL & RESTAURANT
WOODSIDE.
CARNALL respectfully infr
neighbourhood, that I e has ;
establishment,having attach:
A BEAUTIFUL, aPAC
capable of affording perfect
appropriately fitted for all occ
efforts to ensure the comforts of hi
a continuance of that patronage

OUS, A

of Birkenhead, and,
esideiable alterations in his-

A FIRST-CLA

UNDA
At One o'clock.
Beds, and every accommodation, with clod

SALOON

L„, VISITORS,

y merit

iNAY

chargO, eleanll,
d.

HOTEL

THE MARINE FA
11 NEW nitioin _ _ ,
I. on the shore near the For;, about 300 yards distant from
the Ferry, and is delightfully situated.
Families intending to Visit the hotel, would oblige by writing to
the Proprietor, stating when they will arrive, that they may be
met at the boat.
Steamers leave Liverpool half hourly, from half past Eight a.m.
to a quarter to Ni,,e p.m.
._.....-.4.
PLASKET THOMPSON,

PRO£RIETOR,
MARINE HOTEL,
NEW BRIGHTON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

Jag that Mr
Cobb had no right to go into their private bilsines
transactions. , The magistrates ruled. that
,he must answer
hen he admitted that the defendant had five, per cent: 01
' -- a witness for the corn

the profits. O'Neil was called
plainant, and deposed to th(
defendant broke the chino]
witness went to the defend

instances under which t

.effective character of the tower pi
tion: The arches are of two orde
carved corbels, with emblems of
with musical instruments, _ _ _
nave are hexagon; those to the chancel are dust__
caps and corbels ..ta arches are carved with
mallow briony, ivy, thorn; maple, &e., with angels or L.
ocaasicinally introduced.' The roof is all of open carpen
with curved ribs resting on slender shafts, supported '
corbels. In the -eastern bay of
vestry, and the cortesnondi

occupied try .a

uperti organ; `1

;preen w

• the next bay on each side is ,seateßfor boys and girl
spectively. The choir diiiiled.'with "a' double,'
of benches on each aide, raised six incheS from the 'elit
floor, which is itself two steps above the nave ; the st-
rium is raised, three more steps, and the dais,' upon w
the communion_ table stands, is one step more, the saciv
being enclosed with-floriated wrought iron -tailing,'
blue and (=Ude(' stemS and leaves. Minton's' eileaust:
are used l'Or the floor of the chancel, and 'the fOur-i,
. and black Staffordshire for the aisles and 'rest
church. All the . benches are retitle •-from c
selected Baltic timber, and being varnished on t
ral colour of -the wood, without any stain.; ay
ingly beautiful. The four outside doors' are tar
of home-grown, oaki, with large floriated it
and are all studded with diamond-headed nails,
is to be presented as a gift to the church; as *
stained windows. The . east .window 'already
the gift of the rector, the Rev. Mr. liaggitt,
—*V ity, both: in dr 'execu'

excellent qualm_ resign a,
another stained window on the south
old member of the church to a former
Briggs, and is an excellent piece of workn.
Pilkington, of St. Helen's. :The subjet
Shepherd. Mr. Fisher, of Birkenhead, is the colt.—
the whole of the work ; Mr. Holt, for the plumbing, painting
and glazing work. Mr. Blackburn has executed-the carvin
with great skill. The whole of the works have been earKio
out and executed. in it very satisfactory manner. Messri
Hay, of Delta-chambers' are the architects, "and they havc
quite sustained their profcssional reputation in the blinding
before us.

;or, the Rev: M

C GCC
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

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eatheis, in Cotton,
Bed, Bolster, and

Bordered Beds, Grey Goose!
in Linen Tick, Bed, Bolgter,
. and Pillow . . . .
Best White Dantzie, in Linen
Tick, Bed, Bolster, and
Pillows

LETS.

11,DREN'S C

12 6
13 9
14 6
21 0
27 6
31 0

ADAMS'S Large 2s. 6d. WM

With Silk

CHURCII-STREET,
( opposite Old Post Office Place .)

ADAMS'S CHEAP BOOK WAREHOUSE

63, CHURCH-STREET

(OPPOSITE OLD POS

-OFFICE PLACE

per Super

PItICF

' f
21A:1,14441,
by,N ley

S. ti. 1
4 - C
2 4' I ,

V :41,ttEi-6
3 ,6 lin' 0

CRIBS,

prby

ADAMS'S One Shilling Box of STATIONERY.

Containing

TWO QUIItES OF GOOD NOTE PAPER,

PEN & HOLDER, WAX, PENCIL, & -13-LOTTING PAPER.

G 3, CHURCII STREET, LIVERPOOL,

LADIES' BAGS

LUST received a I

nsignment of LADIES

BAGS

In all the New ,Shapi

S. ADAMS

63, CHURCH STREET, OPPOi

ADAMS'S One Shilling

POCKS'

AIMANAOK, MEMORANDUM DOOlt,

for Receipts, neatly

of leather, with elastic hand

N 1) A M S
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

)r of the mode in which t

the spiritual destitution of

has bee:

the prog

principles, that
to argue

argum

abolitio

there is an active andlioisy body of

the country, who are very oblivious of-t

and per

•erance. c

.on of

distract ti

i; they br

cotuiti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

)1 0 17 0I 0 12 0
) 0 4 01 0 3 .0

Likewise a large

:.EERY,

t class, as Iv

you WANT genuine LEFT-OFF CLOTHES,
go to JACKSON'S, 92, Great Crosshall-street, three doors
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

aid Kidneys

NAYLOR'S VINE HOTEL CONCERT HALL,
GREAT CHARLOTTE STREET.
The Hall where Laughter holds its sides.
QREATER ATTRACTION 'THAN EVER.
R Engagement of
M. The old favourite A. COX,American Creole Vocalist.
Will a
MR. AND MRS. HARRISON
pear on and after Monday, August Ist, with their
WONDVI.FUL DOGS, and in Broadsword Combat.
MR & MR Last week of
. S. 44) will, every evening, appear hi their comic and nal ;ical
entertainment.
MISS FANNY sTEPIIENs,
The pleasing Ballad Vocalist.
Immense success of
KISS JULIA CLIFFORD,
AND

D AVID

Serio-Comic Dialoguists.
MATHEWS. I Double Bis

Pianoforte
SPIRITS
kDMISSION FREE.
'et Compartments for Gentlemen

WINES,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

:11 N T -

Prospect
lowing 1),1
QUEE
HIGH
GUILE

Tertts and
viz::—

LADIES' COLLEGE,
COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
EVENING SCH
RNMENT gCHOOL OF ART,OOL,
Lotormation as to Boarders, may be obtained on
t the Institute, or by letter to the undersiboxted.
S will be RE-OPENED on MONDAY, the That of

Together witl
applicatiol
The SCIIO(
AUGUST lluX

COLLEGE
100 L,

ASTRUI) CARISS, Secretary

July, 1859
CLASSICAL AND mATEE/1---TAscliooL,
. . HIGIIFIELDS, WEST DERBY.
Head Master
_. Rev. A. RAMSAY M.A.
*Rev. R. 141eNEILL, M.A. ,
(Late Scholar of Trinity College,
A. P. NE
__
VINS, MAbridge,)
• 1 (Fellow of Durham University, Van-Mil-
, dert Scholar, and late First Assistant
N , Master at Rossall School.
The SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED
ON
TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 2. PROSPECTUSHB may be had on application.
EVERTON A.CADEMY,
25 and 27, Yak K-TERRACE,
• • FOR THE
CLASSICAL, MATHEMAXt GAL, AND COMMERCIAL
EDUCATION OF YOUNG G ENTLEMEN.
Conducted by Mr. ANDREW WlLsos, F.E.I.S.
1r HIS SCHOOL will it E- 0 PEN on the Ist of
August next.
' his Institution is intended for the instruction of Young Gentle-
men in the various branches of a useful and liberal Education, and
to provide those who. may be sent us Boarders with the comforts
sad superintendence of home.
Mr? WnsoN is assisted by Two Resident Tut Ors mid Pkre Visiti4lB
•
M astAis. •
Zplav3,.Bce, may be learned at the Academy.

Assistant Alaster
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

Stairts.

iNTICHAEL BROWN, late of Dublin, now . 5n
n_ Mersey-street, gives this public notice, in hopes that it
might meet his Father's eye. q.,...

NOTICE.
YF the PIANO-FORTE left by Patrick DALY, ire
_ February, 1855, with Andrew Bretherton, Slater-street, ismEMOVED within One Week from this date, it will be SOLD to,
defray warehouse charges, &c.
Liverpo )1, July 27, 1859. -.1

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
J. HUGHES,EBSTATEA
street, to No. 4, Clayton-square.
GFA,
has ARCHITECT,REMOVED
his SURVEYOR,Offiee.fi
~
~ loaci..

ST. PAUL'S THIS CHURCH wiIICHURCH, PRINCE'S PARK.
be RE-OPENED) for Diviner
Service NEXT SUNDAY, 31st July.
Services at a Quarter before Eleven o'clock Morning, a Quarter
past Three Afternoon, and Half-past Six Evening. , fg-

....._
11 TIONS, &e., R. JENXIN, Auctioneer and Sworn Appraiser, la,
VCroPper-street, during alterations of his New Sale-mon:ye.
AL
for proving wills, securing property, &c.,
legally, immediately, and reasonably attended to. Rents overdue;
and warrants, properly executed.

EVANS'S IMPROVEMENT IN HANSOM CABS.
0-
AMES EVANS begs to inform the Gentlemen a
Liverpool and its vicinity, that his New Patent is Hansoar
abs can now be seen at his Carriage Manufactory, 32 and 31,
Tarlton-street, and respectfully solicits inspection. a 26

MGeorge
RS. SARAH LAWSON, late of Great T
avern,
68, Upper Pitt-street, in returning thanks for past favours,
begs to acquaint her numerous Friends and the Public, that she
has entered upon that old-established and well-frequented INN,
" THE GLOBE," 24, Duncan-street, lately conducted by Mrs-.
Williams, where she hopes, by renewed attention, to merit a. stiL
further share of their support.

PUBLIC NOTICE. To the Nobility, Ladies, anti
Gentlemen of Lancashire, Southport, Chester, and Cheshire.
—Mr. JACKSON begs to give notice that parties are going ahem
representing him and Mrs. Jackson, and getting LEFT-OFF'
CLOTHING without paying for them, saying they will send the
money when they go back to the shop, 47, Brownlow-hill. Mr-
Jackson has no agents, and allows no one but Mrs. Jackson, in the
absence of himself, to buy for him. He will be happy if such, for
the future, are given over to the police.

TO STEAM TUG COMPANIES-AND OTHERS.
THE UNDERSIGNED are desirous of receiving Tenderer
for raising the Ship, "Pomona," (and residue of Cargo,'
now lying sunk inside Blackwater Bank, on the Coast of Ireland_
The c

tract to come into operation on the expiration of the exist-
mg salvage agreement.

Personi wishing to make Tenders can receive further information'
on application to

T. &D. P. SELLAR,

39, Oldhall Street
Tenders to be sent in on or before the First day of August next
The Advertisers do not bind themselves to accept the lowest or soli
Tender unless satisfactory.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

)oard a

itBr, the ex

J,ED. DUREN(

inachur:
and J. B.
oil from
therowitli

tion tincl

movemen

sea walls;
catedby

Liverpool.

WORT c it.<

occupied t
Messrs. Di

!h, the

L boy, about eleven years
s taken to the Northern

ujuries at Northwieh; by a
found necessary tiztampu-

,mer, in which

Liverpool

ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN

is was continued yester

there was a'eollec-
'ore about 200- in

'ge, mar-

They were °olive

amens consisted of
burgh- game; and

)11 was of a veryysuperior
give the list of prizes, as
but as neither the. cata-

until th

wlien, in ac

.dition: to tit(
Th(

wiled notiee

hail give
ell attended during the thy, as welb.as the
Mr. Perkins, of Bold-street, disPilwed

THE WEEK ENDIlia JULY
Liverpool, for " An im-
venting the eseape•of smoke

Improvements in the
apparatus for prem

J. Gathereole,
envelopes and

illation of

R. Barker, for- " Improve-
id White, for
maths, to facilitate respira-
ifluence of fire; or in other
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

FLEETWOOD AND LYTHAM LIFE-BOATS.
The Committee of the ROYAL NATIONAL LIFE-BOAT
ple of the rich count 3
t of the Fleetwooc
s to uowarch

ter for Cont

T ILO R

POOD FO-R (

CALES, SC

BEAMS, AND WEIGHING
MACHINES.
,ove are respectfully invited to inspect

THOMAS CIII

SIRE

YID CO

ERPOOI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

stance t.

__de same as Ito maintain and to withhold, it is safe to encourage very act of bribing them; for, notwithstanding they re-
imbassador in 1857 ,
P ceived_the money to vote for the Liberal candidate, in

the expectation that we m

specified

tension of our synart

iy where we show the

5t or Mini

asion for feal

take • a'wa'y that

indeed, 'who acknowledged before the Committee

French a

s, whose Churchm

ceived a bribe to vote for Mr LEATHAM,

as too 0:

.31c1 ou

I.nd voted for his opponent. Nor was thi

nen .want is, t

1, in r

greater purity

should

y were (

the purity

.)oleon

,e ground

rals had corrupted., had de.

most ' profligate bribery

t from men, thu

d, an

Irtuous

rated from them. For, the venality

probeediri,c

d all that they

tiered, the Liberals t

N are clearly rc

'mpted the poor men

promptings of their own heart

having thus infected and degraded

)I the

mmora

pact they had so

brined with ti

rtea, we observe, that the only remedy

he Ballot. But how

maintained uncle'

'stand. Why, had

3f such eie,

discovered how they

oted, ti

lueement to give bribes,

pI becaus,

apparently, be les

the contract entered

3 by the persons bribed

But it

is evident that there is a large class
of electors open to bribery, and that there are

s" ready to take advantage of it

put 1

[berals,"ai

that it would not

that a more

that it

Le than by retail
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—
Tlia SP- the busin(

•
gar market remains quiet
nn - - "r".

425. 6d. to 445. 6d. per cwt.
'Two cargoes of Cuba Molasses (off the Coast) are ah
-reported at 16s. 6d., for Muscovado, and 15s. 6d. per cwt
for el Lyed, both from the quay.
We have no sales to notice in Rum or Coffee.
The business in Rice comprices 3,300 bags Bengal at lOs
to 13s. 3d. per cwt., the market being steady.
We have also to notice 175 bags black Pepper at 4 3-16 d
to Vitt., 80 bags white at 6d. per lb., 1,000 bags Boinba
Ilapese:d at Ms. to'4os. 6d., and 500 bags Bombay T
at 483, 6d. per quarter.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—JULY 28

Sugar was steady to-day, and good qualities brought fu
prices-, soft grey kinds sold rather cheaper in some instance
Of 2;9 tiog,Sheads Porto Rico, part sold at 425. 6d. to 4
for middling to good velloN

Cuba Musciivads were offered, 'and butia small quantity
sold at 38s. 6rl. to 435. for low to fine yellow. 883 box€
eked alba, half sold, at 41s. to 455. 6d. for low middlini
to strong tine yellow.
Coffee steady, Costa Rica selling at 60s. 6d. to 80s. 6d
_ _

Tea : The sales of 29,000 packages are now progressing
Assam q are selling' rather dearer. Other kinds unchanged.

There -is more inquiry,- but little busine's;

the spot at 5
to 545. 6d. ;; and October to D
buyers.

; August, 545. 3d.

ecember, sgs. per cwt.;

MANCHESTER CORN MARKET.—JULY 28.
sere was a fair attendance at our market to-day. Fresh
is!) Wheat. was held for an advance of ls. to 2s. per
r hut the, demand was limited. Fresh English Flour
1r ti ed .Is. per barrel higher, with a slow sale. In
• r' ; ITCre was no change to notice. Oats and Oat-

ern were firm

iVheo ,
38s. 10d

DING JULY 23
s, 255. 11d. ; R

Rans, 365. lod. and Peas, 39a. 10d. per qr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

Express Corm

All Letteri for Consignees must p
None will be received at the Otßce of the A
For Freight or passage apply, 'in Montreal, to Edmondstone,
Allan, and Co. ; in Quebec, to George Burns, Symes and Co. ; in
Glasgow, to James and Alexander Allan, 54, St. Enoch-square ; in
London, to Messrs. Montgomerie and' Greenhorne, 17, Gracechurch-
street ; or to

'h the Post•

ALLAN BROTHERS & CO.,
Weaver-buildings, Brunswick-street, Liverpool.
-age apply to Sabel and Searle, 12, Water-street,

For steerage pas,
Liverpool.

PARCELS for different consignees collected and made up in
single packages addressed to one party for delivery in Canada, for
the purpose of evading the payment of freight, will, upon exami-
nation in Canada by the Customs, be charged with the proper
freight. f a

srrlaub..

NEW STEAMERS TO SLIGO. -
INCREASED COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND SLIGO.

The powerful flrst-elass new Iron Steam-ship
SLIGO,
Capt. CHARLES WALKER,

other Stenirer, is intended to sail as under,
with or without a pilot, and with liberty to tow,
less prevented by unforeseen occurrence):
FROM LIVERPOOL.•

be along

and Polleafen,

;k-street
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

NLI; the Piece of LAND, si
Mulbery-street, north side of
Back 13(
inch(

gnut-street 4

1077 fcetii inches, and measuri
70 • feet 8 inches ; together
DWELLING'IIOLISES, Stable
fo'ur of which dwelling hous

;trent, an

Y MR. THOM
1 day of Auguk

On Tupsday

STOVI
portil side of

the lower

tort 85 feet, or
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

LARGE ARRIVALS OF NEW

AT 14 A N D
AND OTHER LIGH

B 0 1
S, ON

D-S

TIAREGE,

SHAW

3ITINEA

CONSTANTLY • ARRIVING FROM ABROAD.
RICH WOVEN CASHMERE SHAWLS, FROM FIVE •TO FIFTYPN
INDIA AND CHINA CRAPE SHAWLS, OF ORIF

TAL S

TATYR.T

MANTLE, SILK

FRENCH SHAWLS

UR YARDS LONG,

GUINEAS EACH

NDOUR

DRESS WA7ZEHO-USE,

JOHN CRIPPS, P

.opri dor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

rent of

,nt. for £l,lOO

To'
and well-

SOLD, Freehold of. In
finished Cott

!, Six substantially-built
tuate at Edge-hill, all in

trained ; fitted up with I;ater-,
only £l,loo.—For particulars a

it, £lO2
`x, 20, C

closets.
pply to

John Whi

Cages for £4OO,

PTO be SOLD;
1 situate in

Two very neat Cottages,
ble neighbourhood, near
ias parlour, kitchen, and

Iscullery on the ground floor, and three good bedrooms above ; large
yard at the back, and flower garden in front. Yearly rent, £l7
each. Price, only £4OO, or will be sold separate.—For particulars
apply to John White, 20, Clayton-square.

,r Wavertee

SOLD, a Semi-,

Residence, situate near
ng on the ground floor
camodious back parlour,
floor, with good cellars

Fitted throliglil

3 view, apply to John White,

1334. Des
910 be SOLD,
f- Cot*

ment for £2OO

;e, a row of eight very neat
good tenants, situate near

yeailfrent of £B6. Price, £l,OOO.
remain on mortgage for a number
I leave a yearly income of £46 for
liars, apply to John White, 20,

TO be SOLD,
situate nen

ainodious Family Residence,
ith an ornamental and taste-
a-stall stable and coach-house,

-, pantries, &c., with excellent larder,
th ; on the first floor are drawing-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

merican Clipper Ship
RAVEN, •

,i fine goods, and
3rs. Her accorn-

•e unequalled

21, Watery

)EAUX LINE OF SCEEW-STEAMERS,

he South of France Railway and Cana/
DEAUX, to CETTE, &c., taking Goods for
LLES, LYONS, GENOA, LEGIIORN,
ITA VECHIA, &c., &c.,
:'II.ROUGH RAT
iwerful fast-s 1
HAMB

:S.
fling Screw-s
U It G

WILLIAM
,OL on the

iPEEDY, Commander,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

ESTATE OF JOSEPH BUREIaS:OI, MUCH-WOOLiON

TO DRAPERS AND GItO
MO be*SOLD by TE*1)1;11, in one. Lot, t
above Bankrupt, consisting of Draper
at cost prior to .

Stock in Trade of the
;roods,: and amounting

Ils. 8d

Also, the Grocery Stock, amounting to £5l Os. 4d., at cost pr
;eparalelenders will be yeceived.for this lot. .

The whole is now for inspection, on the premises, at Wootton.
As this is a good opportunity for any person going into the
Grocery or Drapery Business (or both combined), being an old
established concern, Tenders will be received for the whole Stock
and, Fixtures. Immediate poSsession of the Shop can be obtained.
Tenders must be forwarded befoie twelve o'clock on the 23th
instant, to William Bird, Esquire, .9, South Castle-street, Liver..
pool, at.which time the purchaser will be declared. The Tenders
to• be marked "Tender for the Stock of Joseph Burrows, a
Bank ru pt." 6j29
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

il & NORTH

Levard
.

between
UNITED STATES

DAMASCUS...Capt
PALESTINE ~

...hss screw steamer
rottl LIVERPOOL,
WEDNESDAY, the 10th August

steed one day

West Side H

; or, in Liverpool, to
D. and C. MA,CIVER, 8, Wat

Xranre

ATION BI

Dubbins

For BOSTON and

Dle here ; or in

G. Bates; in New York, to
B. Foord ; in Glasgow, to
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

Zu be 2,,alitr, 701:isreitaxtrous.

TO GENERAL BROKERS, TRADESMEN, AND OTHERS.
HE Patent BARREL PACKAGE of every description and File,
T'
adapted for all kinds of Dry Goods, Samples, &c., &c.—Apply

To FARMERS
abotit 200 Barre
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

BY HER. MAJESTY'S

A NEw

ARTIFICIAL

ATESSRS. GABRIEI
_lli_ public generally, that th

h—as granted ROYAL LETTERS PATENT

WARRINGTON
CHESTER
ROCHDALE

WREXHAM
BOLTON
WIGAN
SOUTHPORT
BANGOR, N.W
CARNARVON, N.W.
WHITCHETRCH SA Lop

LANCASTER.
UTNE RSTON
KENDAL
WHITE'TIAVEN
GAB MEL (front beiaT

sprl;).Jrtion qnality lawcr thnn t:
prices. Tote obtained only at the

rr '1 3 4 ,

L 0 N 0 N-3 3 , LU

33, LUDGATE-HILL,

Also et their Braneh

,

DISCOVERY

VULCANISED

INDIA DUBI
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

chairman, Mr. W. Sarl, stated- th-af their £100,0(

capital vas quite unnecessary, and that it would be
viEable to limit themselves to £65,000

•allinMg operations were now in so forward a state
to lead them to expect speedy and considerable pr

A highly satisfactory report of the position
iron mules was read, ora from which was bei

irAsed, and expected in I trier quantities. The pro
pests of the tin mincs-wc.re also very encouragin

.
After some consideration, the meeting agreed to ti
proposed reduction of capital to £65,000. A vote (
thanks was then passed to the chairman, and th

ElCtiro,

---',----

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—JULY 28.
There his Ipen a rather quiet market for Cotton to-da3
-but w.t our, cl ange in price. The sales, including 20 Per
.narnhac.), ;50 Bahia, Bd. ; 500 Egyptian, Vid. to 10d.
2300 Sarat, 4d. to 6d., are-reported 10,000 bales, of whic]
:.;,OJO arc on speculation and for export.

JULY 28

icrces Cuba a
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

TO THE EMBARRASSED.

TORN F. WIIITELOCK begs to inform parties in.
difficulties, that he obtains immediate protection, both in
person and property, on the most reasonable terms. Rents and
Debts speedily recovered, and all monies promptly paid over.
Apply to John F. Whitelock, Auctioneer and Accountant, 47k,
South John-street., Liverpool. aug 12

MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL
DISTRICT BANKING COMPANY.
1,131- . .

—We Directors hereby give notice that a DIVIDEND of Twelve-
Shillings and Sixpence a Share for the half-year ending 30th of
June last, and also a BONUS of Two Shillings and Sixpence it.
Share (both clear of inconie tax, which is paid by the bank), will
be payable to the Proprietors at the Head Bank and Branches, on

and after Wednesday, the 10th day of August next. The TRANS—
FEIt BOOKS will be CLOSED from the date of this notice till the
day of paying the dividend.—By order of the Board,
Manchester, 27th July, 1859. JAMES MILLER,.

RONMONGERY & FURNITURE WAREHOUSE;
48, ST. ANNE-STREET.
JAMES BROWN, Auctioneer and Valuer, begs to inform the•
mblic that he has commenced Business in the above trades, at
,To. 48, St. Anne-street. Prom R. J. 13.'s practical experience for a
---mber of years in the Ironmongery Trade, and his knowledge of
I cheapest markets, he will be supplied with first-class.
it lowest prices; and having secured the services of a.

first-class workman in the Cabinet Making and General Furniture
Trade, purchasers in either of the above departments will effect a.
considerable saving by selecting from his varied Stock.
N.B.—lronmongery stocks valued, and general goods sold by
auction, or on commission, at R. J. B.'s premises or elsewhere.
Money advanced. Goods removed with care, and good drg
storage, &c.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL,

rt_EORGE TURN
jFrom 34, Church-street,) and _ _

E R,

(Prom Lord Nelson-street,)

Announce that they have entered into—Partnership as
AUCTIONEERS AND ESTATE AGENTS,

45, LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOT

They invite the attention of parties having FURNITURE, &c.,
to DISPOSE OF, to the advantages which their Auction Mart will
now afford. Furniture stored. Rooms for Mortinma &e

MANCHESTER AND LIVERPOOL AGRIoui,--
TURAL SOCIETY'S MEETING AT LIVERPOOL, Bth an&
rth SEPTEMBER, 1859. President for Vie year, the Right lion. the

hall, Liverpool, on Thursday, the 27th of January, 1859 (present,
As Worship the Mayor, William Preston, Esq., in the chair), for
f promoting the objects of the society on this occasion,

the pur

by Means of special PriZes for Horses, Horned Caitle, Produce, &c.,
out of funds to be raised by public subscription, have much plea—
sure in publishing the following further
LIST
d a Amount already advertised £7Ol Hs.

Itic,liard C. N _
Mr'. W. Skiving

lor,, Esq

Daily Post

Proprietor of
and Journal
Mr. It. Ledger
Mr. Thomas Garforth
Mr. Robert Blezard .
Mr. Edward Johnson
Mr. Thomas Smith .
Mr. Woodvill . .
Mr. T. W. Weatherley

ler Male
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-29

Vhen complainants an(
'le latter coverec

the chronometer with ane;spaper ; and, an compla
taking the newspaper away, and attempting
possession of the chronometer, defendant and hi
mot hold of him, and became " delinquent" to him.
Cobb: Oh, never mind the delinquent, tell us what
know. Witness : Don't be in a hnrry my boy, and I will
be as good as a fathei• to Yon. (Laughter.) The witness
caused- much amusement by the manner. in which he gave
his evidence. In continuation, he said that the defendant's
wife got upon Mr. Ilyatt's neck, and the defendant himself
on to his shoulders, and said that sooner, than complainant
should have the chronometer, he would break it. He then
threw it to the ground ; it was in motion when :he
did so, " and," added the witness, with peculiar emphasis,
"great was the fall thereof." Mr. Cobb : Then you
invaded Mr. Haddon's house ? Witness : If you call it an
invasion, yon are welcome to do so. Mr. Cobb : Are you a
chronometermaker ? Witness : No ; I'm a tailor. Mr.
Cobb : Oh! very well, then I won't ask you any more queg-
tions., Witness : No; don't say a word about it. (Laughter.)
Mr. Cobb then addressed the magistrates at great length
on behalf-of the defendant. He had no doubt that the tailor
was a respectable witness enough, but (Witness : Indeed,
that is true enough), he was evidently prejudiced in favour
of the complainant. Mr. Cobb then endeavoured
to show that the defendant did not break the chronometer,
but that it was broken during the struggle between them,
and that the defendant had a right to retain it, as he had a
!ien on it. A; female witness, who resides in the same

louse as the defendant, was called, and she stated that the
omplainant and O'Neil came into the defendant's room,

and first began to pocket several articles. They, then seized
tnd assaulted him, and she recommended him to send for a
policeman. In answer to the magistrates the complainant
aid that the damage done to, the chronometer would amount
o between S 7 and £B. They imposed a penalty on the
efendant of 40s, and costs.

Willis

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Divine service commenced at eleven o'clock: The'petition
a:iiinse:
lv;t3l3l;D neENDENT LAND COMPANY" SWINDLE.-
for consecration was resented to the Lord Bishop of the
At the Manchester Pollee Court, on Tuesday, the case diocese by his Chaplain, and the sentence of consecration
er Dyson; on the char,2:e or .obtainingmoney • having been read, the Bishop, with his 'elergy, wallzel down
upon false ,v w taneel, as doncludcti: The depositions of . the nave and aisles of the church and back again,
4-* ^ w;toesseus: 0 whom there aro'fifteinh were read over; and repeating alternately the 24th Psalm; the Bishop beginning,
the prisoner, liLitv,:no. decliiedW
.say anlithing in defence, The seeviee was a full -cheral. one. The j!)rfiyers were in-
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was committed for tiii, 'L. . • toned, by the Rev, Themas•Haggitt, the r;cietiir,-'-The organ .... _ .