Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-06 00:00:00

Captain the Hon. D. tie Ros,

Kent yester

24th ult., a

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lITNERAL OF THE KING OF NAPLES. .. .
town, close. to the high road to Novara. - The crowd.fol- providing cheap religious literature is absoTbed by the tax. 4t,
. lowed and collected before the house, which has" since 3,: That the interests of the merchants n
Birmingham Her Majesty has sanctioned the removal of Genera,
1111-A•PLES, 3rd June.—The funeral of the late Kin, herome the great Coitre, of attraction, Almost immediately Leicester, Manchester, Nottingham, and elsewhere,- wlui Thomas Pieton's remains to St. Paul's. It...Bulwer, the ambassador, in proposing iii.- ..._
44..8 been solemnised to-day, amid the most Perfect after his arrival. be went out to the battle field, .from are .crompelled to use paper or Cardboard in the packing of It is officially announced' that the Court will go into Majesty, delivered a speech in which he Prertaaace'l a warm
tl,lquility. which he rettrned at sunset. -In the evening the town articles for exportation, are seriously affected by the tax, mourning, for the late King of Naples, for ten days. culogium on the Emperor of the French.. The dinner -was
Itorlae newspaper reports about divisions . in. the Was, illurnlnatcd, • - ThoFe is. f.ii • quaint old place in 'the inasmuch as the foreign merchanta with whom they have Mr:Bodkin, of the Home 'Cirenit, succeeds the late Mr.
I)trieYal family are unfounded. Naples and Sugly are . eena"..: of the town, which is picturesque with all the irre- to compete are subject to no such tax, and are therefore Pashley, A.C., as assistant judge.
eily quiet. .gularity of a mediaeval Italian town. All/ round the places often able to undersell them, '4. That tine paper-makers The seamen of the navy in the Mediterranean fleet are
..____-____4.________ 1 runs a row of arcades, supported hy massive, pointed arches, of this' country'. are seriously injured by the tax, not only .now being taught the use of the Minie rifle.
. ~...a —;fl, ~,-,ninns remains of a very original tracery
.in because it diminishes the consumption of 'paper in 'the Kossudi leaves England to-triorrow (Tuesday.) fo'f°fulitiwei sedldi,,dybiyilailei tsafi9riririses'aenwe
secretary
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TA--. 1„,4- I,„ert If ,v, fhorn enninetingr had an interview with the French Anibassador.ffSe has
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dalltlnh the lisil the
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of the Divan waited on the ambassador- to offer their Con-

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Ith the second corps d'armeeuenerat te the headquarter

cheered hi►a heart
Bishop's Palace, a

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